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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-10-24

Cadet Renick has returned from a
visit with homefolks at Norborne, Mo.
Mr. C. NJ. Wallace, a prominent mill
Owner of Winfield, Kas., visited the
school this week.
Cadet Louis Major was called to his
home at Kearney, Mo-, Monday by the
death of his grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. o~anaday, of
Blythesdale, No, visited their son,
Carl, at the academy last Monday,
Mr.. W. Scott, of Houston, Texas,
mace a short visit with his son,
Howell. Mr.. Scott was on his way to
Chicago.
The first team will play the team
representing the Buckner High school.
Buckner has a very heavy team
but the cadets expect to win. A good
game is expected.
George f. Cook, of Buffalo, Ark.
Leo b. Gathright, Fort Scott, Kas.
Willis E. Townsend, Coyle, L. T., Earl
X. Wallace, Winfield, Kas., and Chas.
I. Wormer, of Wauxika, Okla. have
recently entered the academy.
The game of foot ball between the
Wentworth second team and the High
school on Monday terminated at the
end Of the first half by a score of 0 to 0,
The High school refused to play on
account of not being allowed to play
men to whom the cadets objected.
CENTRAL COLLEGE NOTES.
Miss Matte Selecman left for hen
home in Savannah, Mo. last Saturday
On last Friday Miss Edna French
left foI visit of a few days in Kansa.
City.
Misses M. E. Ricketts, aud F. L.
Prosser spent Monday in Kansas CITY
on business.
On Tuesday evening Miss Alice Lit
tie returned from Kansas City wher,
she had a few days visit.
President A. F. Smith spent las
Sabbath in Boonville, preaching Their,
for the Methodist congregation who's,
pastor was absent.
Mrs. E. w. Shultz Of Sedalia, Mo.
was the guest of her daughter, Flor
snce, on Sunday and remained owe
for the picnic Monday.
On last Thursday evening in the,
Music Hall at Central, was given the
first Of the series OF monthly recitals,
provided for by the Music Department
The beautiful and varied programs
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OUR
LEXINGTON oo11EeE NOTES.

LEXINGTON COLLEGE NOTES.
President and Mrs. White are at
tending the Baptist State Convention
ut Marshall this week.
Miss Earl Franklin spent several
days visiting her parents in Kansas
City, returned last night.
Miss Neah Tate left Monday for
Louisburg, Kansas, to be present at
the wedding Of her aunt.
Mrs. VIM. Miller, after several days
visit to her daughter, Virginia, has
returned to her home at Platte, City,
No.
Miss Ethel Gibbs, our popular vo.
salist, spent Sunday and Monday in
Kansas City with home folks. Miss
Glib took in the horse show while at
home.
We feel very proud of one new brick
paved street. If the powers that be,
will give us some new side walks,
which we hear is to be done in a very
short time, we will take off our hats
and BON low. We are glad to see
other sections of the town following
in the footsteps of the people on South
Street.
The first private recital was given
BY the Music Department in the col.
lege chapel last Saturday evening
Several old pupils, who have delighted
Lexington people on former occasions
at our public recitals were on the pro.
gram. Their efforts on this occasion
were in keeping with their playing a
other times. Many of the new pupils
showed decided ability in this beauti
full art. They will be heard from la
Ter in she sessisn.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

Letters Of administration on the partnership
estate of Mark Bros. Edward Mark being
deceased partner were granted to the under
signed on the 10th day of October, 1903, by the
probate court Of Lafayette county, Missouri.
All persons having claims against said part
nership estate are required to exhibit them for
allowance to the ADMINISTRATIVE within one
year after the date of said letters or they may
be precluded from any benefit ofsuch estate;
and If such claims be not exhibited within one
years from the date of said letters they will
be forever barred.
This 10th day Of October, 1908.
LE0NA p. MARK,
10-24t6 Administrative.
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After a sleep of many years we are
glad to announce to the people Of
Lexington that Erred R" has come
forth with glory. An old citizen
remembers how happy he was when
he met his wife after a days toll and
saw that beautiful bread on the table.
No -four 10 its day could surpass it,
as 1t was In nearly every household in
the country and everybody was
happy. 1O-2Sd&w
Fall PaSture-Hays farm three
miles east of town. Apply to
FrcdCNdaII & Tucker. s-,,tt
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Notice.!

To the farmers Of Lafayette county
and citizens Of our neighboring viii
lagos, if you want the best "dinner"
that can be served for 25c stop at the
Commercial Hotel. Good parlors and
waiting room Courteous treatment.
E. M. Coon, Proprietor.
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The Business Men"

Paris Mercury:
The Mercury would like to know
from some member of the State Com
mittee, Messrs. Conklin, Winters or
Chairman Rothwell, if the Democratic
party in Missouri ever bad a campaign
fund sufficient to pay n SPELL binder
$500 a month. As a general thing, so
we understand, 1t has been barely able
to pay the travelling expenses of its
speakers, and sometimes not that. IT'S
going to be a hard fight in Missouri
next year unless conditions change,
aud it looks now as if Mr.. Folk would
be a good man to nominate. The Mer-
curry has for many years made a study
of the subordinate species punched eff
under the general appellatiou of ''busi-
ness men, and has failed TO observe
that he ever fell over himself running
after ideals, broke his neck chasing
rainbows, or coughed up very freely of
his %hard-earned plentitude to help
along the public good. As a general
rule he keeps a tight hand on his purse
strings, an alerteye 10 the main chancs'
and never worries much about the COL
lective problem. Mr.. Folk furnishes
the only instance of record In which
the species in question has been traps
lated, ideallzed and put Ell rapport
with the universal dream. By what
subtle and powerful hypnotism 1t was
done no one knows. But 1t has been
done. The "business men" down at
ST. Louis, so Mr.. Mcleod leads us to
believe, are bleeding freely and exhaus-
lively in behalf of a great ideal. From
all accounts they are tumbling Y e one
another in their anxiety to give 10 The
Folk campaign fund and consider it
privilege to pay their proportional
part of the levy for "current expenses
In ordinary cases VIC should inquire
what they were after or expected in re
turn, but 10 the present connection
such a question would be reason anC
will not be asked. Suffice to say thai
Democratic party in this state would
have a dignihed and comfortable cam
palgn fund provided Mcleod and hi
friends give as generously to help cleo
Mr.. Folk as they are to nominate him
1t could proceed at ease and wlthou
fear as to where the next uncertain dol
lar was to come from. Mcleod as
/, second Hanna, would tend 10 the fin
ances, and there would be no hesitanc
in hiring star orators at $500 a month
and even more. The chances are
however, that the rest of us, donomi
mated as "thelves, thugs and trick
sters, " would have to do the electing
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from st. Joseph Friday morning.
DR.. W. J. Peak left for his home
at Oakland, H., Friday morning.
FOR SALE-l3 two year old calves.
B. B. Frazer. 10 12tf
Dan Collard has begun the erection
Of a cottage on I1th street, just north
Of Main.
Mrs, Robert Taubman and son.
Edward. went to Kansas City Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. +. n. Adams went 10 Sedalia
Friday morning to visit her parents
for a few days,
Mrs. Talbot Simpson and children
arrived Wednesday afternoon for a
visit with relatives.
George Wallace went to Kansas
City Friday morning to spend two or
three days with relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Groves left for
Boonville Friday morning to visit her
sister, Mrs. J. G. Hopkins.
Leroy Farmer and wife went to
Kansas City Thursday afternoon to
see Joe Jefferson in Rip Van Wrinkle.
E. M. Taubman sold to August
Lepper a lot on South street, between
18th and 18th streets, for 5000; 60
feet.
Mrs. w. H. Greer and Mrs. w. f.
Bell left for Buckner and Levasy
Thursday morning for a visit with
friends
Misses Kate and Eta Meisenhelter,
of Hamilton, Mo-, went to Kansas
City Thursday morning, after a visit
with relatives here.
j. D. Shewalter, who has been here
for several days looking after business
matters, left for his home at Colorado
Springs Friday morning,
Lee W. Davis, who has been visit
ing his parents, Col. and Mrs. Tilton
Davis, left for his home at Colorado
Springs Thursday morning.
Miss Mae Oliver, Of Bentonyllle,
Ark, who has been visiting the family
of Z. W. Mitchell, went to Waverly
Thursday morning to visit relatives,
The Lexington FIGURING Mills COM
mence today making flour from Lafay-
cite county wheat, which makes a
whittier and Better -four THAI any
other wheat. Try it. 1O-23d&w
The new smoke stack of the Lex
ington waterworks power house has
been completed and the U. S. flag,
which was raised Thursday afternoon,
floats from the top.
Do you intend to %patronize home?
If you do and want the best flour
made get the Lexington" or ''Red
r." which are superior to any made.
Call at your grocery for it and take no
other. 10-23d&w
w. V. Curtis sold for Leopold
Schmidt his fine farm about three
miles South of Lexington, Mo-, con.
tanning 200 acres, to Mr.. George W,
Sitter, consideration $4,000. This is
enc of the finest farms in Missouri.
Also lot on South street in Ingleside,
belonging to John T. Bush, to Mrs.
Carl W. Hays, consideration $3.50.
Mrs. Kate Bishop, Mrs. Ella White,
Geo. B. Gordon and wife, Mrs. II. c.
Sawyer, Misses Dick Grady, Fannie
Sawyer and Mary Blackwell, Firman
White, Mrs. Ward Slusher and son,
Leroy, Judge j. T. Duling, E G.
LOOMS, Min McFadin, Chal Young,
Walter Newman, R. A. Barnett and
Joe Barnett went to Kansas City
Thursday morning to attend the
stock show.
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WANTED-Several persons of char
acter and good reputation in each state
Zone in this county requrred) to repres-
ent and advertise old established veal.
thy business house of solid financial
standing. Salary S21.0O weekly with
expenses additional, all payable in cash
direct every Wednesday from head
Offices. Horse and carriage furnished
when necessary. References. Enclose
self-addressed envelope. Colonial, 332
Dearborn St., Chicago,
Born-In waverly October l6, 1908,
to the wife of W H Burnett, a boy.
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DR.. W. R. ECKLE,

Surgeon Dentists, Office in Hearle Building
Eleventh and Main streets, Lexington, Mis-
souri, lisa mel
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CASH FEED SrOF -

The best and cheapest line OF eds
kept in Lexington at the { Kiln
st. Feed Store. We do a 60 leral
exchange business with the mers
for wheat or corn. Our Flow is thu.
best on the market. III ne ne
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WANTED Tenant FOR farm; hne house;
good barns; artesian WE'LL good soil; lib
fra terms TO an Al farmer, ono who will
attend strictly TO the farm; references
required Address 9I56. this office
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\ TITLE WANT ADS
Id bring big results.

HELP WANTED.
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ROCK OAK sOLEs, rs cents. 1918 Pres.
ton. Iamhnr.llA's q
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w ANIED--Nhltc girl, TO do homework,
good home to right party; German pre-
Ierred Address w Il Norman, Pelican.
Texas
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BUY, SELL and exchange real estate,
rent houses md loan money. j. 7,
kopperL room 81 numett bnil6lng Q
WOOD FOR SALE Seven tbousnud acres
OF timber, mostly post OHk, two miles
from railroad. Address e504 this office,
TWO sTX-R00M cottages, With hath room
aud pantry one block on Montgomery
avenue aud close to Southern Pacific
shops. south front, on tbe corner ana
renting for S31 per month; yeurs for
$1,000. Four-room cottage with bail, two
$3.50 cash balance easy terms. Two lots
on the corner. south front, close to car
line and pavement. AZ 5000 Seven room
twostory, Third ward, one block from
lovely elghrroom residence, on Harris
burg road, southeast corner with tWo
and one-half lots, at 5000; this is u bar.
gain. Sixty-siN acres one and a half
miles from Allen station, lust below
Harrisburg, with good eight room two
story house. with aytesian well and mir
ty acres under fence. ~ 5000. Forty
acres with good seven-room house, Hll
under fence and crossed fenced, with good
well and large barn, an good rond, I'VE
miles from court house 5000 Three
room cottage, with thrceq quarters Of an
acre Of ground Just outside OF city limits,
at 500, part cash, balance easy terms
Thrcc-story brick building. with thrce
this rs a bargain; call and see Tie for fur
Their information. Sevcn-roOm cottnge, on
Summer street, First ward, has bath and
basement. southeast front al $500, part
cash balance easy terms. Vacant lots
this side az Houston Heights aud Brun
ner addition ~ Sl05 and $40 per lot. We
have many other bargains 90 numerous
10 mention II you are In the market 70
buy. sell or exchange, cal and sec US
/ weathersby G Co., il0IA Congress ave
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WANTED BOY about IL years old, expe
rlcncc not necessary. Dooicy's Soda ruuu
tain, l0ia Congress avenue
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WANTED Butcher with small capital to
take charge new meut market; good To-
cation call at 1902 BaGhy corner Nc
Gowcn Fair Ground addition. 4
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.


FOR SALE or exchange For stock catilA
tgro seated carriage. farm wagon, moving
machine aud farm implements; 5000
Iawton Blackberry plants az 81 per
thousand Vim. Stinde. general delivery;
Houston.
SEWING MACHINES. gasoline stoves,
cook stoves, pluinbing,, etc, for tradsi
what onets; as9 lsnl M w Iza ~ s g.
iclo Calitol. new prone zoos. 9
TWO SNAIL. FARMS. Apply lolt Preston
avenue, H. p. Enos. y
WANTED 1000 acres prairie land 10
coast country IN exchange for good Hogs-
ton income property. ]. A. Friedman, sis
Binx building. Houston, Texas.
VIII. TRADE for Houston real estate. a
teu.room franc dwelling with lS acres
81 ground facing two streets, within the
two'uiiie limit Of Los Angeles. Cal; cleo
tric cars to the door and all convcnieneezi
Ios Angeles Is on a boom. Address Chas.
n Muliaiy. box All, San Antonio, Texas.
20
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PROFESSIONAL.

& "a THRFNWERTH. attorney at law.
. Pa -o1.rrsss. phone 1915 10
STWISG MACHINES repaired ~ factor
tcl one year Hickman, 900 Capitol
new phone le03
III WASHER attorney AZ law, has re-
s,ttuod practice; probate law . specially
0fdce 3l3i9 Main street -
srVs DAY. general Etanosrapher; private
oface 2G2 Binz bulldlng old phone 1921
n
nix RARRELL, 302 Moore Burnett buld
ing: diseases ~ women ana obsteuls5
ana diseases ~ the rectum. 221
n C0TTON & BRO, ere. tornado and
accident insurance RSeuts. icoT franklin
avepuas
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LADIES or gentlemen desiring light. profit
ahle employment address gco3, this az
fcp. Il
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lpose of store; we'll located; In progress
slyc town Of Orange, Texas; stock IS
new aud up-to-date; good chance for right
party. good reasons for selling. Address
H. this office. II
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HOTEL for sale; pleasant location; pay
inG business. Address Mrs. A. J. platz.
New Braunfels. Texas. 10
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BOARD AND ROOM.

IDIElN0
1-7TT7 San ANTONIO, 16o7 Texas Mech
furnished rooms good table 0oa''. -.
prpTs4NT ROOMS. batl, good tame
heard; rates reasonable. 1893 . Texas. i
;1-i7a S77KINNEY AVE. -First-class accom-
nv ,n dIti1ns; gentlemen preferred tran,
sients solicited.
IIXDSOMELY furnished rooms Ply
i,o,,rd FOR couple, or gentlemen 20
Dallas avenue. --------
;--IT0TCT S0TTH front room With goeSa
beord. baths. gas, phone az CIa"lo'U7i
i7775-7i -71T7I75ed az unfurnished 70 iis.
ffh ar without board oath anu pN'' n,
2U3 Louisiana --------
;5ooTS AND BOARD Three blocks rom W
l,irr hotel; sos Caroline -------
>.,gFT-Y- FURNISHED front room ana ana
roard IN. couple or two gentlemen
Capitol avenue,
777,77ST,; and hoard, strictly hrsl "a IS, 'ls s
'in New phone l2sI. lult N'N
nue.. ------------5 - for
sEyFRIT- NICELY furnished looms it,arI ,o q
'n,,-ias central location, or 70 stn''e'
,,5tb rsference 1910 re1as eyeno@ ----------
coon BOARD 81 per week 100 Aus sis
1 street
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WANTED TO BUY.

tage 10 the Fifth ward, also two story
house on CORNER with two lots va Third
ward; also four or hycroom nouNc NOT
more than FIVE blocks from international
and Great Northern depot See Monroe
Edge today, Land and Irrigation Ageut,
2liis Travis street. Houston Texas az
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ANTED- Young man for collector and
ohice work; must be well acquainted aud
Vel recommended Apply c. L. s Thee.
Beriug.
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YOUNG MAN-How would you like to be
telegraph operator, drawing a sal
what hundreds Of our former pupils are
doing. We eau soon have YOU doing the
same thing, n YOU Will place yourself
under our training a few months
Write for prospectus, which tells you ali
about II. Dallas Telegraph College,
Dallas, Texns.
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Z. h. RIDDiCK, box II, Houston, Texas,
now represents W. j Martinez & Bros,
New Orleans, La, with full line of shoes;
honest goods. low prices, correct shapes;
friends needing goods, please write him
at Houston, Texas,
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REST TEETH, $500 per set; gas or air
administered Diamond Dental Compauy.
002A Main street q
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WANTED An experienced cook; none
Other need apply 205 Austin aud Frank.
lin street x
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ 4 - . . . - - -
TNNqFD- Stustlon M cooking; good
cook. willing 20 $40 light washing Apply
1903 tnt1luo stroet %
YGT I'D; Lads wants position 20 do house
work Address v6Oi thls Office
EXPERiENCEp may stenographer desires
position Wll good hrm IN city, Addrcs
aosa hls anlco 9
COMPETENT Lady steuographer desires pn-
Mtlun al once; can Furnish good refer
eucos Address 500 ihis onlce 0
TWO Young colcred women want good
placcg a. cook Address Boulah Middle
ton. poatonice box g. Houston.
A POSITION by youne lady 70 dress
making or altering department; expert
enced Address ol2 sauluier street. 9
WANTED -.Washing and fronting 70 % a.
home hy white widow lady. Address
Mrs. Han, 0O6 saulnier street,
a COLORED woinan, Al cock and hun
dress, wants position in pirate family
Address 2s)2, Austin On rear Q
A COMPETENT ludv stenogrlpher desires
q nositiOn. thoroughly rnderatands office
work. Address T. o Box 80.
A RELTABLE colored woman wants posi-
ton as cook Call Or write SlI Andrewf
street.
A YOUNG coiorcd woman with baby
weeks Ole wants a place ~ Wet nurse pi
take care az home aud childrsni gpod rec
concentrations Old phoue l,e2
| YoUNG lady wants place q heas s
Que on the family. references. eH'4, I'M.
Office -
| " ANTTD Position as stenographer By
\ young lady Just out Of school address.
] D7ls. this Office. .
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WANTED-six messenger boys. ages - 10
"a, with wheels or on foot. 6Olh Main
street.
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WANTEp--A reliable woman to COOK,
wash aud Iron for family of two; must
know how 10 milk Apply TO Mrs Harry
Fox, Resale and Travis,
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MORPHINE audanum, cocaine and liquor
habits permanently and painlessly cured
Il home: no detention from business; ac-
ion Immediate leaves patient in natural
healthy condition without desire for drugs
tcalarg Dr. Long Co, Atlanta. Ga.
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AGENTS WANTED.

" ANTBD, Solicitors: eaSy work; gcod par.
Apply 400 Capitol avenue.
THE OLD HARTFoRp LIFE wants nrst
class agents. w. Il. Patterson, managers
Dallas, TEXAS q.
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE. No. 200
Main street We handle Heights prop.
erty only, lowest prices; easy terms.
John a. Ailroy, agent. u
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J ]. rassorEa T, & l. Co.
Houston. Texas n
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FOR SALE -TwO-sfory house ana two lots
OF ground ga Fourth ward on car line,
south corner owner must have money at
once, A bargain. See ~. l.. Mills, PIG
Main street. a
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SEE CASH LTcXEL Tor anything yoa
want 10 city OF county q
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WANTED Party with $4,000 to buy a CON
trolling Interest with me In the best prop
you have the cash. Address 9073. this
office
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FOR RENT 10 RELIABLE TENANT
ONLY Elegant cottage, ave rooms and
hall. every convenience; gas, sewerage.
hot aud cold wAtor on paved stfAert, cor
ner. southeast front, Ia Third ward with
tn ak blocks Of Masonic Tempe; rent
$40 pcr month ta hdvance. r. T.. Gray
& Co, 30a Blnz building. x
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WANTED-A circulator for the St Louis
Post-Dispatch. In the city; must have
buggy and horse aud hc able "a make
bond Apply az POO Austin street
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WANTED Handy man to work around
house and care for horse. German pre-
terred. Apply 5i5 Bln1 building
GIRL WANTED. All Caroline.
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his Is nm opnortnnitT tbnt comes opee IN
"A lifetime; owner interested in oil propo.
siton, $4,000 Is the price, Address Drugs,
200 Main street, corner Forsy the Beau
mont, Texas 10
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NTHERS READ POST
. Want Ads. Do your
REAL EsTATE FoR SALE.

/ CAN OFFER IN ONEiIALF BLOCK or
MONTGOMERY ANENUE PAVEMENT,
NTH WARD. A FtNE-R0OM HOUSE
AND LOT FOR $1,000, BElNG A VERY
rkET1Y LITTLE HOME At A BAR
GAIN.
NORrLEET
PHONES 67S,
BtNE BUILDING 90
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PERSONAL.

- or lYsWCRs to advertisements in
is. ogsec Tor the week ending saturday,
lil9,,Iy o 81, ISL GS5i; nToi: O726; A. p. Y.
IA. g' otS9 aI1I: 962I 1882 0Jj2; ISIS;
TX. g9s! ias curtis pQ04, 06O4; 1850;
"a, $3.50: 65S1 07sl. 9UJG. Gfsl;
~, S.,s, z A, QB32. 65s2 6j52; 1857
w seS 7,s gI33 9IOs 0GOS; House;
sts g5Sl, $3.50; 1900 G5l0; 626l g55ii,
w! ~ Gggs. 6l63. qGSs; G6tS. 06Sg:
I'm ssa %elson e., a714. 05lJ; 69b5; gT90:
IN, oriental Doctor gl4li 2Sil 969l
IN gRi5, 6SG5 gBiS gGg8: 65lS; 9Jls:
( II; Soda Fountain; 9gt 6144; $50
ssS oei5. qT1i: CW: ESQ.,; a697. Widow
~, G7aS. Nation. gas; 952S; $500: 6573,
gf5 t22l: 600 POO; 9125, 0610; 9IOO.