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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-08
COMPANY WILL
EXPORT GRAIN
Directors Elected Officers and
ExecutiveCommitteeYesterd
HEADQUARTERS IN WICHITA
Charter Has Been Granted by
State Board.

Yesterday the board of directors of the
American Grain and Flour company met
in the parlors OF the City hotel to organ
ize and Elected officers. The following
officers were chosen:
Pres.dent-J. E Howard, Wichita.
Vice-President-J. H. McNair, Hutchin-
son.
Ireasurer-S. Kramer, Wellington.
Secretary-F. D. Larabee, Stafford.
The executive committee is composed
of the following: ]. E. Howard. chair
man; w. Z. Carr. Z. w. Moses a. L.
Hunt F. d. Larabee. S. p. Kramer
The board of directors is composed Of
the following: j. F. Howard, Wichita !;
L. w. Moses, Great Bend; a. J. Hunt,
Arkansas City; f. D. Larabee, Stafford;
S. p. Kramer, Wellington; w. L. Carr,
Hutchinson; G.. II. Burdick, Oswego.
Immediately on the selection of the
board of directors at Newton Tuesday
an application was made TO the state
charter board for articles of incorpora-
ton. Yesterday MIR. Howard received a
telegram stating that the board had
granted the charter. The company Is
now ready TO begin work getting their
affairs in shape ready for business this
summer. The directors will meet at nc
late date and select a manager for the
company who Will have charge of the
affairs. The headquarters OF the com
pany will be in Wichita.
1t will take several weeks for the COM
pany to get in operation. Arrangements
Will have to be made with foreign grain
dealers as the fundamental purpose OF
the company is to carry on an export
grain business. The company is COM
posed entirely of millers Of southern
Kansas. 1t was formed by committee
of the Southern Kansas Millers' club
and some ffty members Of the club at
tended the meeting at Newton where the
directors were appointed. Every miller
in this section of the state has expressed
himself favorably on the concern and
the members of the club subscribed lib
orally to the capital stock and others
have announced their intention of doing
so.
The capital is 900, but it is the in
tenuon of the promoters to increase this
as fast as necessary to carry on the
business. The company will begin Oper-
ations on small scale at first and grad
ually work up as the business is placed
on a firm foundation. They expect to
build elevators and own their own steam
ship lines to handle their grain trade
with foreign countries
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-08
DIVORCE WAS GRANTED.
Sarah Disco Secured Divorce From
Hiram DISCO Yesterday.

Sarah L Bisco was granted a divorce
from Hran II Biscs. - Judge 14le, CT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-08
MUST PAY DUES.
Secretary Smith Will Collect Dues for
Chamber Of Commerce.

C. W. Smith. secretary OF the Chamber
Of Commerce, viii spend several days OF
this week making collections Of member
ship fees. For the nast several days Mr.
Smith has been working on three sepa-
rate propositions. the canning factory. the
interurban railway and the search for
natural gas. These propositions have
been placed in the hands Of competent
men. and Mr. Smith for a short time VIII
devote his entire time 10 seeking ont de
Nnqueut members II tho Chamber Of
Commerce and presenting their bills for
dues for the current year There are a
number Of members who have not paid
their dues for the current year. and they
wait for the secretary To call. instead
Of sending the money u him. While
making the rounds Mt. Smith VIII tTv
his hand at securing new members 20 the
organization. He has been very success
ful at this work lately. and the member
ship promises 10 - above the Eve hundred
mark before the close of the fiscal year q
the organization
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a year charges were preferred against
him and after a trial before the fore
most ministers of the state, he was ex-
PEELED from the local church. He asked
for letter, but this was refused and he
then tried to bluff the church into Civ
ing him one.
He organized a church which he called
the Central Baptist and secured about
10 members from his former congregation
and with these tried to force a letter from
the local church. 1t did not work and
one by one his clientele dropped out and
returned TO the old church.
Rev. Hall stayed around Wichita some
four years doing odd jobs and daboling
in politics. He left here in 1897 and Went
TO Chicago, where he procured letter
and was assigned TO a church in Asia
bula, Ohio. He had trouble with this
congregation and vas expelled. He re-
fused to leave the church. He had
study and library in one part OF the
church and after expulsion barricaded
the doors and camped in the vestibules,
defying the members to obtain posses
sion.
One night the church caught fire and
burned to the ground. Rev. Hall dis
appeared and his whereabouts were I'M
known for some time. Later he turned
up in Chicago.
1t is said that Mr.. Hall almost broke up
one church. one at Mason City. Council
Bluffs, Wichita and Astabula. There may
be some others but for some years the
local members have not kept track of
his erratic and rather sensational course.
He had wife and two children who
are said to be of the most pleasant dis
position and made many friends while
here. Those who heard the story yes-sr
day expressed deep sympathy for the
wife and children. but for the husband
they said it was nothing more than they
expected. except that many thought he
would get into the courts quicker than
be did
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-08
HE LIKES WICHITA BEST.
Prominent leaVenworth Capitalist
Has Invested in Wichita.

~ prominent capitalist Of Leavenworth
who has been spending the winter in siz-
ing up Fort Worth, Oklahoma City,
Guthrie and other new cities of the
southwest, made some investments in
this city the past week. He informed
a reporter for the Eagle that he would
purchase considerable property on the
West Side in the vicinity of the proposed
site of the Orient shops, remarking that
in his opinion Wichita does not appreci-
ate what that road and its general shops
are going TO do for Wichita's future
The gentleman said he was a long time
resident of the Missouri river valley but
declined the use or mention of his name
for the present.
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SENT TO WELLINGTON.
Destitute Woman Here for Treatment
Tsken Homo.

Mrs T George and her six-weeks' old
child were taken 10 Wellington this
morning by Mrs Ella Glenn Shields. 20
lice rnatron. Mrs George has been II a
hospital here several weeks. She Is sub
5ect 10 epileptic fits. and was sent here
for treatment Il appears thai since COM
ing here her relatives paid her expenses
for 4 time. and then quit .srdi1E money.
them. The hospital has refused 70 keep
her. and Poor COMMISSIONS Hickln de-
cided 20 send her back - sumner coG1tv
She has become 2 charge on the county
Ms. Shields was asked 70 accompany
her 10 Wellington and turn her over 70
the proper officials.
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A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER.
The Way Physicians Now Treat
Catsrrh

Physicians who formerly depended upon
inhalers, sprays and local washes or ONT
ments now use Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
because as one of the most prominent
stated, these tablets contain in pleasant,
convenient form all of the really efficient
and reliable catarrh remedies, such as
ired gum, blood root and hydrastin.
They contain no cocaine or opiate $50
common in liquid catarrh medicines and
cough syrups) and they are given TO little
children with entire safety and benefit.
DR.. ]. j. Reitinger says: l suffered from
Catarrh in my head and throat every win
ter and it would hang on clear into sum
mer, with stoppage of the nose and ir-
ritation in the throat affecting my voice
so that I was continually clearing my
throat before 1 could speak plainly; it
finally extended to the stomach causing
catarrh of the stomach.
1 bought a fifty cent box of Stuart's
Catarrh Tablets at my druggists, carried
them in my pocket and used them regu-
larly several times a day and the way
in which they cleared my head and
throat and improved my hearing and
general health L consider little short
of remarkable. l had no catarrh
last winter and spring and know
1 am entirely free from any catarrhal
trouble whatever.
Mrs. Jerome Ellison OF Wheeling writes:
I suffered from catarrh nearly my whole
life and last winter my two children also
suffered from catarrhal colds and sore
throat so much they were out of schorl
large part of the winter My brother
who was cured of catarrhal deafness by
using Stuart's Catarrh Tablets urged me
so much TO try them that l sent to the
drug store and bought package and I
am truly thankful for what they have
zone for me and my children. 1 always
keep box of the tablets in the house and
at the first appearance of cold or sore
throat one or two of the catarrh tablets
nips it in the bud and Catarrh is no
longer household aff1iction with us.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-08
FLAT CARS WRECKED.
Long Bridge Iron Wrecked Cars in
Santa Fe Yards

Two fiat cars were wrecked in the San
Ia Fe yards early yesterday morning,
tearing up the track for some distance.
The cars were on a Frisco train and are
called twin cars, because they were load
ed with railroad iron which was too long
for one car. and was extended the length
of both cars. This iron made the two
cars as rigid as one. and in making a
curve in the yards the iron refused TO
bend and the cars were thrown from the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-08
FELL FROM BUILDING.
Old Man Fell From Roof Yesterday
Afternoon

While tearing down the frame building
on East Douglas avenue belonging 70
Henry Schweiter. yesterday. an old man
named Jordan fell from the roof and
struck on the pavement Several per
sons who were near. ran to him when
they saw him fall. expecting 10 find him
either dead or seriously injured. but.
strange to say. his only injuries were
severe bruises He is rather old and
feeble and ii is surprising that he es-
capped with such slight injuries after a
fall Of twenty feet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-08
LANE FISHER DYING.
Message Received Yesterday by His
Brother. Frank Fisher.

A dispatch was received from Leaven-
worth yesterday afternoon that Lane
Fisher. who has been in a hospital there
for some time, was dying. Lane Fisher
is the youngest brother of ex-Sherif
John Fisher and of Frank Fisher of the
money order department at the post
office. Mr.. Lane Fisher was practically
raised in Wichita and is known to many
Of its citizens. His brother. Frank. who
had been up to see him only last week,
left for Leavenworth last night
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-08
NEW AWNING FACTORY.
Will Be Established by r. 3. HASTE

II a few days r. B. Hastie the shoe
maker at 42S East Douglas avenue, will
open an awning factory over sos East
Douglas. Mr. HASTE has made awnings
during the season several years. but this
spring will enlarge his business. He viii
employ about four women and probably
the same number of men and the ma
chimes viii be run by poMer
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the district eourt. yesterday Mr. Biseo
ALLEGED that htr husband usea l17lor -
.xcezs. and often Fnistre2iec aHr E21
Threatened her ne They were Hzarf1-'1
= number = years sE0 81 thls city. a-a
-. alleged that ozyiug % rs treatment
she could 20 longer I've viii slzz-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14

Eto5a Email gold chain necEi9cc- goii
knd Main my, between American brewery
knnsas IP' ase' ann traiyie avenue. or ia
anna s. Conn,o, Val su.tunle reward.
------- - dN, HN3 era Wfur1 "a
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CAN OFFER FOR TODAY sIXTY-FOUR
LOTS BETWEEN CHARITIES AND
HUTCHINS STREETS. THIRD WARD,
WORTH THREE TIMES THE MONEY.
TWO DESIRABLE PROPERTIES ON
JACKSON STREET CAN BE BOUGHT
AT A BARGAIN. NORFLEET, PHONES
673, BINZ BUILDING. 20
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TYPEWRITERS.

t.rgeins lyman Brypu q Brother
typewritcrs, Dallas. LeAa.. ---------
- n, T-SSDTRFFR TYPEWRITERS on
easy payments; $40 cash ana - pet
month 10 responsible people or those w9 WI
furnish good referenees' Ma,sss indian
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.d. Ji's" setter unale, about 7 months
nal rsvuppIp9earred about January i. I'm.
oil nm 1ru u returned mmid8lta,y no
~ ------- = eluc ID
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HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR PROPERTY
IN ALL OF THE VARIOUS WARDS OF
THE CITY, AND SOLICIT FROM you
ANY HOLDINGS YOU MAY HAVE 10
OFFER. NO CHARGES WHATEVER
UNLESS SALE is EFFECTED, ON
PROPERTY LISTED. EORFLEET,
PHONES 67S. BINz BUILDING. 20
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yU.' Ut Corhin cabinet key; owner
ior Il 5Is same BY Identifying and paying
80 ~, 10
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10000 ACRES OF land In La sale county,
Texas at 81 an acre. ". II. Graham g
Co. Cuero. Teas. ~
FOR SALE OR RENT 800 acres rice
land on canal: cultivated one year: six
room house and stable, or Will exchange
for Houston improved property. j. ".
C3rne sbeck SO5iA Main street f8
phone sos for aIhaek. II
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FOR SALE Fiue home, siNroom cottage,
good barn aud outbulldings, wen and els
tern; three acres well drained sandy land;
200 fruit trees grapes and berries; one
half mile north Of street car terminus
at Drummer; price $500; particulars Of
owner on premises. q. T. Hughes. II
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EDUCATIONAL.

ior plaho, nBA5NQH Of interstate kyelem
gas given Jipeu gourse In musir: dipln-
Capitol "'S' huckabee, teacher, 1908
RlYAT'T, 7------------------.- 10
French. Iatissr uet.on In English. German.
lso4 CrawforSd aha arithmetic. ~. lflimg.
lss n AZ - b
,nitl. foit. = SMITHS select school for
80 Fer pa ItgIlns Monday, January :.
s'snue 'N'ueolaTa inquire az 0i2 Clay
IA
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READ DSTATE FOR SALE--Fiyc-rOo
residence, eight blocks from Rice hotel.
Third ward, Mt bargain Address Owner
this office. II
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE.

r.sfstrrcd and unregistered Jerseys and
good retail route. 1903 McGowen aye.
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FORTY ACRE farm, three miles out NJ
city, sX-room house, large barn, good
well and pump, under wire fence S32J0;
the improvements are worth the money.
Il. II. Weathersby \ Co., l1OIia Congress
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'ng Old fs,niy evening, package coutlin.
felura 10 n eNeiry liberal reward for
br cali oIa - q Cherry, 20s Main strarf
'7 .T-s-iI -, w leone ldl0. II
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MFETING OF Holland
,,dSa No. 1. A. +. and A. A.
tnnIeht at 1870 o'clock Members
" ~ GRAY lodge No. 82O and so
a Warming brethren invited 10 lac
" nrcsent. Jacob e. Baldwin, W..
nm n Kidd secretary.
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HOLDER Of two contracts OF the Standard
Guarantee and Trust Co. now entitled TO
loan OF 5000 Will leave city and de
slres tn sell same. II desire profitable
loan, call at 1871 ST. Emanuel. "A
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FOR SALE Thrce-acre factory site near
bayou, bounded by four railroads; 5000
n sold soon. ChRs, II, Munger Investment
Co, pi5t5 Congress IA
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.THERS READ POST
. Want Ads. Do you?
HELP WANTED.

statesmen 20 sell Gutenberg White Lead.
Easy 70 make $50 10 SO weekly. No ok
perience necessary. Splendid side line.
kitZman White Lead Co, Cleveland.
Ohio IL
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FOR SALE-Ntne-room twostory rest
dence, south front, on Harrisburg road
"a lots, good barn, nice flower garden,
only 5000; siI-room cottage, half block
OF Harrisburg road aud on proposed car
line $3.50, easy tcrmsi two cottages In
one Ave rooms $500. a nice residence
on Polk near Crawford, large r!ght
room two story, two and half lots, on
Austin, seven-room twu-stOry on Hamil
ion, all at reasonable prices; two lots on
McGowen, southeast corner, $500; seven.
room two-story near Fannin school, lalf
block OF car line, $500; one block OF
ground, two four-rOOn cottages. near
KIRBY S residence, $500 Fifth ward:
a new four-room cottage on Odin ave
nue.. near car iine aud s 7, shops, on
corner, $500; a hHelOom cottage on
Hardy near S. l.. shops. 5000; four
room cottage, on Harrington street,
$3.50; two siX-room logtages. on Kean0,
rents S8J per month, $500; these are
nil bargains ana viii not be on tn mar.
ket long: come early aud take your choice
\. K Weathersby & Co., ll07h Congress
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FOR SALE OR RENT Elevated sixroom
cottage large hall, bath. pantry. closets,
barn and servants room; 1900 gallon els
tern. Apply 2l01 Common, corner Pas.
chall. old phone 1870. II
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INSURANCE. Policies PURCHASED II
issued by reliable old line companies. Or
binary life endowment, tontine, semi
tciaut payments made TO give them value.
Address W. IL. Patterson, Trust Bldg.
Dallas Texas. II
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WOOD. WOOD, WOOn.-Keady Tor the
stove, W. r. Weedcn, 700 Houston ave
nue.; old phone 1874. 20
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FOR SALE--To close an estate will sell
large two,story house, with large
grounds, corner, In Third ward, room for
more houses Parties wanting ii bargain
viii do well to call and look at this
property. 1t must be sold at once n.
l.. Minis, 216 Main street II
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attend horse and make garden; wife TO
cook. Wm. Howard, at Carson, sewall x
90 =. Ii
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$4,000 TO LOAN on Houston business or
residence property; one to ten years: at
lowest rates Of interest; monthly pay
ments II desircd no delay in getting your
money. Apply to n. l.. Mills, PIG Main
Ctreet, or address i. o. box JOS. II
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WANTED TO BUY Brown Leghorn, silver
Laced Wyaudoito chickens; also TO e1
change one registered English female dos;
Jack Thomas, Camden, Texas -
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T-R pnck st0nd once open day and night
5IS Nlum Uhunr SOB II
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FAKM FOR sALE-S 81 acres 10 IN cul
fivnfiou: young hearing orchard OF
5DU trees. new fye-ro0m frame building
painted Inside aud OUT 32&j2 new barn;
IN Mont .omery county, four miles east
~ New Ndverly, OH the International and
Great Northern railroad. For particulars
and terms apply 10 4. ID. Coupland, New
MnrnrlN- InAns. u
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MUST HAVE MONEY this week to pay
off mortgage; owner win sell few Heights
lots cheap for cash. For bargain see d;
u. Smeaton. gOJls Texas avenue; old
Tboro A11 II
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SOUR LAKE OIL LAND Bargains; maps
free. s. II. huston. Houston, owner. tf
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Brandt hG9Fse mule. ia hands bie,
'spllt e5- ~ c!g2le oyor the brand. ono
.etknhn. ~ reward Return 10 ! r. I.ar-
- I'm brewery 10
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IDLE capitaIflnds the channeIOf
4 trade through Post Want Ads
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

200. 900 ACRES or LAND FOR SALE
have over 100000 acres OF the finest rice
land and suitable TO grow any crop
grown in South Texas, which we are Of.
fering In tracts of 1870 acres IN to 10000
acres ut from 50 to $50 per acre on easy
terms. Also from 5000 to 1000 acres on
canals In South Texas, both improved aud
unimproycd. Come and see us for de-
scriptiou and particulars or write us for
maps ana price lists. We also have a
number " ranches for sale from 1000
acres To l00.uO0 acres varying in price
from Sc per acre TO 81 per acre. ANY IN.
formation concerning our properties cheer
fully given aud no trouble to answer
questions.
Remember we pay expenses OF any
party coming to TeNGs To whom we sell
II the title fails upon examination by
competent attorneys DuSon, Moore &,
Co, III Campo, Texas. w. @. Moore *
Co, Houston, Texas. Il
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JOHN j. FAINT & co. buy, sell and ey.
change real estate, negotiate loans and
make Investments. Wilson building
Houston, Texas IL
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WAKE UP-'NOU'-Stop that rent. Do
you know that the American Home Co
operative Company OF Dallas incorporated
under the laws of Texas will put you in
your own home quicker than any other
company on earth, and that they have
the safest and best contract written to-
day. either for the homcseeker or as an
than you pay rent 80 interest We win
buy you either farms or city property
any old place you choose Investigate.
Wilcox * Wilcox, 500 Khan building,
Houston, Texas 20
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PROMPT ATTENTION given TO all calls
that come, day or night, over phone $50.
{
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WANTED-P Position as engineer by high
or low pressure man, a large Plant PIE
ferred Address Engineer and Mechanic
Beaumont agency, Post, Beaumont
Texas II
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A SrENoGRAPHER, with some knowledge
Of bookkeeping. Address VIM, Reeves s
Co. Caldwell. Texas. II
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WANTED--Local statesmen for Pittsburg
Visible typewriters; more sold recently
In Central Texas than all other makes
combined. Texas Writing Machine Co.,
Waco, Texas. IT
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1900 ACRES prairie land on railroad; worth
more than price for farming and may
prove fine oil property. Bryant-AlcEnnis
Land Co., 1909 Texas avenue. 18
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PERSONAL.

4 or ANSWERS to advertisements IN
Z Office for week ending Saturday
I7SS. Bo6kkcener; 6s77; 6727; 1927;
~ 1859. 6q2S; 6s79, Dealer; $50,
S99 6S0 G1sl; Furniture; 1896; 6I06;
tt. GSSl 6Ss2. G6S2. 1851, Horse; 1US;
"a, e75s; 67S8: 6s50 67s4 GSS4; 6Sl0;
In 6S6T; 22S1, Gs37, 6Gl2; 63S7, 603S,
III, 67i3 n; $3.50. 66lI; 66l5; $50;
IA, 6s66. 224l 1915; GSl6; Mrs. Parsou;
~, 6Gg2, GS42: 1851, o7tS; 6S68., J7B3;
h3 Henry Stein, 9l2l; 6Tg6 6SiT: $50;
nj 2l23: 6S4s Guss Williams Wilton,
weller; G7g9, Gs2i; G6a9; 6s99; $500;
bN
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WANTED Bookkeeper with experience in
the lumber business who can handle the
sales department and correspondence on
typewriter. j. O. Hill Lumber Co. Ii
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yvNNTFD- COutruct % FURNISH IVVVVU
rinc tiaa II. a. b. Texas and Pucinc or
Kansas CITY southern. Address + NJ;
Greene Atlanta, IeHas loo