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HELEN GOULDBELL
GETS SILVER SET
DAUGHTER OF COLORADO ADJU-
TANT GENERAL REMEMBERED
BY NEW YORK MILLIONAIRE.
Born While Miss Helen Gould Was in
Denver and Named in Her Honor
Daily Letter Engaged to the
Earl Of Suffolk. P. Morgan
Winters in Boston.

Denver, Colo, Dec. 1.-THE three
m%onths-old daughter of Adjutant Gen
eral Sherman Bell was the recipient of
a magnificent solid silver dinner SER
vice, the finest ever seen in this west
ern country, a present from Miss
Helen Gould. When the child was
born last summer Miss Gould was in
Denver. General Bell named it Helen
Gould Bell, after the lady, and in re-
turn the philanthropist makes the
babe a sumptuous present.
, 1904-12-12
ODD FELLOWS LODGE
TO BE INSTITUTED.

Grand Master Wyman of Cheyenne
and Grand Secretary Miller of this
city today granted a dispensation for
the institution of Triple Link lodge
No. 80. at Deitz, and the lodge will
be formed Saturday night of this week
by Deputy Grand Master f. C. Poll of
Sheridan lodge. The charter rool
bears the names of six applicants, the
list to be greatly increased on the
night of the institution.
, 1904-12-12

Boston, Masa., Dec. 12.-Attorney
Carpenter, representing Banker New
ton, says Mrs. Chadwick may be in
dicted in Massachusetts. The woman's
financial operations. the lawyer says.
apparently violated a section of the
Massachusetts criminal code.
, 1904-12-12
Tried to Kill Chief of Police.

ST. Petersburg, Dec. 12.-An attempt
at the assassination of the chief of
Odessa was made today. While he
was walking down the street an IN
known assailant struck him a terri
knobbed stick. His condition is dan
gerous.
, 1904-12-12
TWO MORE ELECTION TH|EvLs GET
H|NESANDJ JAIL SENTENCES IN DENVER

watchers were sentenced for contempt.
The men sentenced are NJ. L. Devaney
ward, and both receiving a years sent
ence and $1,000 fine. The report of
the handwriting experts, handed in
this morning, was so conclusive that
attorneys on both sides said they did
not care to argue, and sentence was
pronounced.
, 1904-12-12
Doodle Trial Postponed.

Butler, Mo-, Dec. 12.-As Circuit
Attorney Folk missed the train, pro-
ceedings in the trial of Charles
Kratz, accused of handling 100000 of
bride money for the st. Louis council,
while the Suburban franchise applica-
ton was pending, was postponed until
this afternoon,
, 1904-12-12
sAsILlcA ABOUT TO FALL.
st. Marks at Venice Believed to Be in
Bad Condition.

Venice. Dec. 12.-Engineers Man
fredi and Marangoni. in charge of the
Basilica Of st. Marks, have reported
that structure to be in an alarming
condition. The foundations are bend
ing and cracking, the walls are sink
ing and even the ceiling threatens to
give way. The engineers recommend
a thorough restoration of the whole
building Immediately.
, 1904-12-12
Earl Of Suffolk Gets a Daisy.

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-THE last of
the Letter girls, Miss Daisy. is en-
gagged to be married to the Earl of Suf-
folk. All three take E%nglishmen for
their husbands. Mary, the eldest of
the girls, is the wife of Lord Curzon,
viceroy of India; Nanny, the second
daughter, married Major Colin Camp
bell last month, and now Daisy weds
another English nobleman.
, 1904-12-12
Vote On Philippine Bill Friday.

Washington, Dec. 12.-The principle
event scheduled for this week in the
senate is the taking Of the vote on
the Philippine civil government on
Friday, at 3 o'clock. 1t is the inten-
ton of the senate not to transact much
other business.
, 1904-12-12
PLAIN DRUNK FINED
IN POLICE COURT.

Amt Henderickson was before the
august court of Police Justice Grant
this morning, with a monumental jag
just behind him. He was fined $3.50
and made the matter right with the
police justice by plunking the plunks.
, 1904-12-12
Favor Swayne's impeachment.

Washington, Dec. 12.-The house
committee on judiciary is unanimously
in favor of the impeachment of Fed
eral Judge Charles Swayne of Florida.
Several who held out for him have
now come cut against MIN
, 1904-12-12
Telegraph Company Loses.

Washington, Dec. 12.-The supreme
court of the United States today de-
cided against the Western Union in
its suit against the Pennsylvania rail
way because the latter ousted the tele-
graph company from its right of way.
, 1904-12-12
Town of Port Arthur Being SheiIer

Town of Port Arthur Being Shelled.
Toxic, Dec. 1.-THE japanese bat
teries at Port Arthur have damaged
the Russian ships to such an extent
that it is deemed unnecessary to at
tack the vessels further. The town of
Port Arthur is now being shelled. The
arsenal was set on fire and the wiriess
on Golden hill was damaged.
, 1904-12-12
CHARGED WITH INSTALLING
A MULE FOR A DEER.

Joe Snider, a Casper ranchman, has
sued four hunters for $3.50, charging
that they killed a mule and a jack
belonging to him and ate the mule,
thinking it was deer. This is the
limit.
, 1904-12-12
More Anti-War Moves.

st. Petersburg. Dec. 12.-The anti
a demonstration broke out again on
the streets today, despite the bitter
experience of the demonstrators yes
terday with the police, and serious
trouble Is feared.
, 1904-12-12
WIFE OF AN EDITOR
ILL At ROCK SPRINGS.

Mrs. James E. Hill, wife of the edi-
tor Of the Rock Springs Independent
who is Ill at her home In Rock Springs,
is improving slowly and her friends
hope she will be entirely recovered in
a few days.
, 1904-12-12
Todd on Trial for Murder.

Nevada, Mo-, Dec. 1.-THE trial of
State Representative Todd,
charged with numbering DR.. Robert
Wall. was scheduled to start this aft
ernoon. The killing resulted from a
feud. Both men were very prominent.
, 1904-12-12

Denver, Colo, Dec. 12.-The SUI
preme court continued its activity this
morning, in the matter of the election
frauds, and two more democratic
, 1904-12-12
COAL DEALERS SMILING

The cold wave is bringing the smile
of satisfaction to the faces Of the
coal dealers Of the city, and they say
the business is picking up.
, 1904-12-12
Arbitration Treaty Signed.

Washington. Dec. 12.-The arbitra-
ton treaty between Great Britain and
Ambassador Duratt and Secretary
Hay.
, 1904-12-12

A job of printing don in The Repub-
,fcan office Is a guarantee that It II
lone right ard according to the very
iatest ideas,
, 1904-12-12
GRILLE is CLOSED
TO INSTALL RANGE.

The Chesapeake Grille is closed to-
day while a splendid lev double MALE
able iron range is being installed, one
OF the largest and best in the state.
, 1904-12-12

Mr.. Tom Thumb. made famous by
Barnum. is still alive at the age of 65.
She has a regular turn in a midget
thea-er at Coney Island and is driven
home each evening in the identical
coach presented to Tom Thum' in 1884
by King Edward. then Prince of Wales.
She is very religious and a member OF
the Woman's Actors church alliance
and of the Woman's Aid society. She
is also a Daughter Of the American
Revolution.
, 1904-12-12

The Republican Is the best advertis-
ing medium in the city, for 1t reaches
all the people.
, 1904-12-12

A job of printing done in The Repuh.
lican office Is n guarantee that 1t is
latest ideas.
, 1904-12-12

PURITAN PANCAKE FLOUR. NOW
BETTER, 2-LB. PACKAGE, 10c, AT
HOLIDAYS.
, 1904-12-12

Shoes worth $500 for $3.50 at Wood
ruiz 4 Terry's big sale.
, 1904-12-12
DEvANEY AND CULP FOUND Gull.
TY OF CONTEMPT BY THE
STATE SUPREME
COURT.

Report of Handwriting Experts So Con-
elusive That Attorneys on Both
Sides Declined to Make Arguments
and Sentence Was Pronounced
Doodle Trial Postponed When At
torney Folk Missed Train.
, 1904-12-12

Buy a suit now. Special prices at
Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1904-12-12
UNABLE TO FURNISH BOND RE-
CURED. BUT BELIEVES SHE
WILL BE SUCCESSFUL
THIS AFTERNOON.

Was Visited by Lawyer Carpenter and
Attorney for Newton, Latter Pro-
Tossing Hope That Woman or True
Friend Will Yet Pay His Claim
Subpoena Issued for Carnegie, but
He Has Case of Lumbaeo.
, 1904-12-12

Subpoena for Andrew Carnegie.
New York, Dec. 12.-The subpoena
, 1904-12-12

Daily Republican 50 cent. . month
, 1904-12-12

Weekly Republican only 81 a year.
, 1904-12-12

Daily Republican SO cents a month.
, 1904-12-12
ALL DENY THAT 1T
REFERS TO THEM.

Every defeated candidate in Albany
county insists that he is not the gull
ty party referred to in the following:
You spent a lot OF tine and money
trying to be elected, didn't you?" said
the wife of the candidate who also
an.
Il did," he admitted.
And you didn't carry your own
ward?"
Il didn't"
Nor your own precinct"
NO
well, although the evidence eel
to be against you. | don't consider you
in the has-been class. | still have
faith in your ability to carry ono
thing"
I'm glad to hear you say So"
and I'm going to give you a chance
to make good. Just AGATE that easy
chair for about five minutes and see
If you can't carry a couple of buckets
of coal up from the. cellar"
Fife Widener, the 3-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Widener
Of Philadelphia, celebrated her third
birthday in Newport by giving a gar
den party and luncheon Her grand
father. P. A. B. Widener, the million
aire traction magnate of Philadelphia,
! presented the little child with a check
for $500. 900. but she was more inter
ested in a big birthday cake, on which
blazed three tiny candles and gifts
from Masters Cornelius and Alfred
Vanderbilt, George Widener and other
l ;,c ~ ,v,ptrc
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Cats Peculiar Habit.

peter" came to the family in n
very unusual manuCr-hc was
brought. one morning In a cold and
unuring rainstorm the mistress of the
house heard a commotion at her front
door. Opculug her door there stood
a raunt. gray cat. holding in her
mouth a fat cub of a kitten. This She
drnpped a madam's feet. and looked
up into her eye 50 bcscechingly, that
the dav was won. The mother cat
long since PASSED e 'cat heaven. hut
peter lives ON contentrd and appar.
entity grateful for the good things of
life.
Having been brought hr early de.
welcomed the habit Of hriu-iuL things
fo his mistress You would hardly
credit 90. should tell You tho strange
ts.ngs Dr.. Jays as tributes at Dds mis-.
f~.r-s fuI. However. 600" day last
week. nu brought q mousse trap and
laid 90 down where the trap came
from f- a mystery. 81 iT rur known
there r.a urs aHout .hs premises
NrR ff. question ar1-, in ilu family
n4.4 Peter expect fhu family f1 dr
Dos ir- fHr m7-Maa...lL Gf.
HHr
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Sunday in Town.

S''N%
The sun is misty yellow and the sky is
ha2y blue,
And the chime bells ring out quantity.
Near and deeply, fair and family,
Each one following its fellow i'll an echo
clear and true.
Through tne streets, clcan-swcpt for
leisure,
Many feet make haste toward pleasure,
And the sound is as the rustlin% of the
leaves in paths we knew,
How | wish l were a-walkinS in the au-
tumn woods with YOU!
Oh. the fragrance of the hollOws that the
little brooks ran through!
oh, the scarlet naples burning
Like a torch at every turning.
On the way my spirit follows in n dream
forever new-
Where from quiet, distant meadows,
Dim beneath the mountain shadows,
down the SOftcst wind that blew.
oh, | wish | were a-walkinS in the au-
tumn woods with You'll!
We have had our fill of rowing where
spring blossoms bound the view.
We nave played in young RumancCS,
Danced the Observation-Disclosures
dances;
Now thc summer of our loving glOws
and throbs about us. too,
In our eye the light yet Vcrnai,
In our hearts the fire eternal.
And when time has touched he branches
and rosc-leaf days are few,
oh, it's then I'd still be walking in LIES
autumn woods with you.
Caroline Duer in ~ScriDncr's.
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The man stopped down and lifted
Ibn ylncs
His great resolve was then and there
registered with Coda resolve as
MAGNIFICENT as ever chlvalric quest by
onv lnight oT old. Only a plain Cali
fornIa ranchcr. with the hcyday of
ynuth and it's romance apparently
rono forever. Only Joel Brown, the
man that worked hard, harder than
most or his npIghburs, To make his
b~lockbcrrics nav.
Two women were engaged in har.
v~oe,ino thn rlorious abundance. a
girl was uicling alone nj the end of
the match. Joel on his knees. raising
tbc lower branches. was hidden from
the women.
"What do YOU think she will do
nowo"
"Nov do not ask me. you cannot
got ANYTHING ont Of her. | heard she
was going ia the city"
"vbat viii she do there, I'd like to
know o.
"Cot Lost like the rest of them, !
]sunrnsc" soid the woman in answer.
with u little sigh. But there. she
might get her chance among the
crowd &"
"Whot could she do with her baby"
ooh in the city there's ways Of leav-
irp II in asvlums whilst she goes to
uo,k
rho Girl ot tho cnd of the patch
ctood mn Sho lacked at the Cloudlcss
bruo-a dome of unrathomable azure.
Ire immensely awcd her. She had
found her earth so small-nO escape
IN n onvwbcro-and here It seemed
ca vast She felt the presence of the
skv for the first time in her life.
IooI Rrown knelt in the vines
,,onc with his resolve.
Tto GIRL wont nv her a turned to
tbo sLv IFS look of appeal was pa
thotic in IFS childishness. lie let her
nass and turned his face inward also.
systematically he went on picking. The
roeoIyn hod claimed him; he was out
If himself bothcd in a strange glory
that swent the rest of the world away
from him As If If had happened in
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A WEEK AT The WORLDS FAIR

The Cotton Belt has put on the
very low rate of sll,7O for the round
trip, Shreveport to St. Louis. These
tickets will he sold September 3, 4,
&. II, 10, 20 and ~. These tickets
allow seven days in ST. Louis, and
will be honorcd on our st. Louis
Train" in its Chair Cars and Hand
some Day Coaches. Don't forget the
dates. and that tickets shohId he by
the Cotton Belt from Shreveport,
The st. Louis Train leaves Shrcvc'
port at i:i5 p. M, and arrives at st.
Louis 1890 next mOrnig.
Write l.. p. Smith, T. p. A.,
2t8 Milan St., Shreveport, La
S-31 27t
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Ladies' 90 where the crowds go. all

Ladies' go where the crowds 20, all
are going to see those nice gas stoves,
and they are having them put In too;
IL IS time and labor saved to have
gas put in, your house, we have
many streets that we have no gas
mains. but will get them all soon.
Calder avenue, Hebert, Magnolia ave
nue., Liberty avenue, Crockett, Pearl,
Park, College, Forsythe, Orleans,
South Park, Austin, Bowie, Pine, Bon
ham, North and Railroad avenues,
mat is a few streets Wa arc ready fol-
you. TIC.
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~
Tale with a Moral.

'rvss a gloomy glade mil the lowering
shade
OF a forest dank and dark;
And every dectul rf'HtuT, slept,
For tho gray uf dawn tuta scarcely ff'll
n'rr tie morning Ky. lilt hAfk-
Amid thr silence there may hl h,Afd
iEo druWsy oniTp oI lhr Early hlfd'
10. n twig that lbs beneath his Dyes
az q suld,H appears a. FluiTmi
AMI there from under MS very
foot
A faint line sound that l can't repeat
lhp voice ~ thr EaTly Worm.
And The glade Is stillrT than sllll can ~
A. thought OF Tho coming tragedy
at f. up to mo-" aobbed the worm. 80
Zee,
WcTa / not such a sleepy thing
Yut the hiTd Was wubhly un his rect
81 am far too druWsy." ho Fighri, TO
vlt'
And his head ION under his wing
hrl sw,oily mingled, there soon were
Tho Sn6r1s OF the worm and the early
burr, : y johnson, In Harpor's Magazine
Tor December,
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"Ruth, Why did his voice sound so
harsh when hr meant il all other
wlses Ruth. listen "a me, DO you
know why I didn't want y0u 10 pick
blackherrics 10 morrow Then | will
toll y0u, Ruth, want you 10 be my
wife, want 10 marry you, my girl'
have got am idea that I ean make you
happy, l have an idea that In this
house you Kin gct 20 feel a bit
strungcrlike, away from folk that
talk and worry, And | have an idea
too hts voice sank lower but grew
strnngog-"yos, Ruth, have an idea
too, that II YEN give me that child
wen call II our'R. do yuu soeE'
Ruth listened "a him as II she were
dreaming, joel saw that she was hut
half comprchonding; his voice uncon'
sciuusly became stCrncr.
II want you for my wife, Ruth
All Il meant came ON her as a HOOD.
"Oh, | cannot, | cannot, People VIII
say as I was allus bad, II lot you
ga and marry me- aud she burst into
tears,
Suddenly and passionately she oN'
claimed: Il never meant to be-
wanted allms 10 be- a good girl; =
Ruth. listen 10 mo. ! think you
have got 10 have me-, ! think before
God You have got Ia be my Wife You
have got 10 come To mo, and be safe.
And once my wife, damn the soul OF
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4 Jersey mosquito caused the death
of q barber named Rusho norso az
Harrison, y, j. The barber was shay
ing end a mosquito lit ON his nose
The razor was directly under tho bar
hers chin. aud In making a slap 10
drive away the mosquito, he cut a deep
cash in his throat, 4 physician ar
rived too late To save him,
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Fatal Hot Potato.

Margaret Kirohbaum died oI eating
hot potatoes, She was In a hurry 10
go out. and sulpcd several hot pola'
toes. She died in great agony, The
autopsy showed that her throat anu
the lining 0f her stomach had hoon 81
badly burned that the swelling HAD
caused her Ia choke Ia death,
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Wife In place Of klon.

The following anccdotc shows ho"
the ylIlnns treat their wives. \ fijlar
chief bought n gun from n captain M
the navy for which he was To pay two
hogs but try as he would he could
manage 10 get only n hog, TGiS
he sent to the captain, and in place
0f the other hog sent his wife,
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1.rr D. RHrEeIeTler ul.
aH EaF. struck a Tnr "a
r-.-fr bard bios IN fl. bad HfH "a
BALL
To- .-Ha fhr Dad 3d.
cave f.- % fanfHiar
III. " fsr. Dr.
faHI rI rf ODD. r#r"
var 90
RI
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BUYERS AND CONTRACTORS
For iron fences, brick, counters, iloor
ratings, fire escapes, window guards
elevator enclosures, cabs, grille anu
wire work for all purposes. Write the
Texas Anchor Fence Co. Fort worth
Texas, TIC
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NOTICE-Mrs. DIR. Secord is now
located in the Keith building, Rooms
II and -, where she is prepared 10
treat all diseases by the latest anc
most complete system now in use.
Hot AR and vapor baths given. Con
sultation free. New phone 355. Mrs.
DR.. Sccord, Naturopoth. 9-ll-t-wp
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HOME COOKING -Mrs, 5, ", Maze
has begun serving meals ~ he' pri'
ate hDmc, also room for rent, '"'
Main a., 9-l"'i'P
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GO to Price and Johnson for Wood
and coal. Ring up phone 1O5, and
it will be delivered to you at once.
"a Inc
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Bulls in Hospital.

Two bulls escaped from the arena
at V~alladolid, Spain, and made their
a into a hospital, there they upset
several beds en- which patients were
living. and gored three persons.
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WANTED.-For U. S. Army: Able
bodied unmarried men between ages
2l and 35; citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read and write
English. For information apply to
Recruiting Officer. Postofice Build.
ing, Beaumont, Tex. 73 cod. u
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anyone that says a word agin you or
tho young one, if | am anigh."
He saw a passion of hope creep IN
her face. Very tcnderly now he spoke.
the harshuess had all flown.
Trust me. Ruth. | will treat you
awful gentle. | have an idea you Will
get happiness. OF course you'll be
wanting the place furnished; there's
Llcnty in the bank to do that. And
mcbbe yOull want a kitchen built on
to the side. And when the blackberry
season Is oven we will buy a new
dress or two and go up to San Fran
cisco, aud make believe we never had
IA sorrow, and mebbe wen say nothing
to nobody, ana This last was the ut
| most he could advance as a vision to
| dazzleD, wen go to the the.a-ter.'
One afternoon she looked again to
the sky.
Joel. no., dear, don't think | want
you to read to me-nOt now; lit me
up a bit; there, that's easier She
LOOK the DOCK lIbll INN IL " D"J'
of Chiyalry." "TherC'S something |
want to say to you, Joel. That's good
his arms were supporting her, she
I put hers round his ncck-'no, it's not
I about little SusiC-you cant do wrong
to her, you'll do more for her than /
could ever think of. All! | can see
| the women picking the b~lackberries,
all the way from here. No, dear,
what | want to say is, whcn | am
| gonc-and you know | am going soon.
don't you. dcar?-I want you to know
when you look at the books, that l
understand that in all of them there
had been no knights, no, not one that
carried n lance, that did more SPLEEN
didly In any tournament-than YOU
who fought-fOr me! | hope God will
lot me go while | am asleep, one time
after have kissed you and said
Thank you Sir Knight
one evening as the mission bells
gently chimcd in the distance and the
sun was setting, respondent in amber
and gold, Joel bent down to hear a
faint Whisper
THANK you, Sir Knight"
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HELP WANTED MAlE-Circular
and sample distributors wanted every
where. No %canvasing, Good pay, CO.
operative Adv. Co, n. Y. Up
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Purchase Historic Gun.

The Mafcking town council has
purchased for G100 the historic gun,
Lord Nelson, which played such a
conspicuous part during the siege.
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Tatum Bros. pay highest prices for
household goods. See us before you
buy. 652 Orleans st. S-22-lmp
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Sour Lake Springs Hotel" rebuilt
and %refurnished. Rates, $500 ana
$3.50 per day. Meals so cents. Spec
ial weekly and monthly rates. Hotel
hus meets trains. fare 81 cents.
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PHILLIPS AGADEAY

Corner Sixth 81. n broaoNay'
beaumont, Texas.
4 preparatory. school for boys and
girls. Special att ntiOn 70 students
des ring preparation for college. Ar
fIiatf0n with University OF Texas in
five branches. scholarship 10 INST
honor pupil. Small classes. Atte1-
q % 10 tie individual
Arthur 3. Phillips. q. A.. Master.
ulH 'Vhure 129- Ins4 Calder Ave
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rnnouranement for Industry.
An Old Russian Proverb.

Tho gates of Russia are wide to
those who enter. tut narrow 10 those
who would go out.
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WANTED-All round Filler and
Sawyer for small circular mill, want
man of good habits. Barber Lumber
Co., Dewcyville Tex. 9.lG-3 Up
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WANTED.

WHITE GIRL WANTED-For gen
oral house work. Wages SO per
month, Address Mrs, ), T., Robinson
Loeb, Texas. 9-lG-lwp
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Give Lives Long in Water.
Tho olive will live longer under
,,.7.a- 'Nan arE utIar cree.
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