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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-03-02
\ MESSAGE To WOMEN.

Who Are Just Ready To Drop"
When you are lust ready to
drop" when you feel SO weak that
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Subscribe for the Daily Light and
pet tha news while 1t Ia news
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Most great minds are changed b.
the wives OF their owners.
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The man who has to grin and beal
it doesn't grin very cheerfnliy.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-03-02

WANT TO RENT Three unfurnish
ed rooms for light housekeeping
See T., T. Wicker. -a1
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-03-02

HAVE your mattress renovated. We
call for and deliver back same day.
Fayorite Mattress Factory, corner
ELM and Frankling Phone 4S. 29S
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-03-02

SEE Mizcl, Peters & CO. fer fire,
tornado and automobile insurance.
Only the best companies represent
ed. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-03-02

TRUSTEE SALE The stock, ae-
counts. fixtures aud notes OF the
business belonging o w W Bohan-
an, Of Forreston. Texas, will be sold
at public sale by me as trustee on
March -, 1914, at -:a0 p. u. to
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
PICkP0CkETS ARE
BECOMING ACTIVE
MANY VISITORS CoMPIhININti OF
LOSS OF PURSES ANp OTHER
NALTABLES DURING PAST TWO
DAYS
ARRESTS ARE MADE
POLICE DEPARTMENT H. BECnM
ING ACTIVE ~ PLACING So
pICIOI> CHARACTERS ~ CITY
AND COUNTY JAIL

Complaints almost IN th" wh"ir ilr
are hc,ng made tn the police department
and to the shrif> department ~ loss
,f purses uul ,4iuahlr> during thr past
two days main n I'm visitors from thr
north The police believe there j. IVY
gang uf pirkppckrt>. thieves aud all
round crook, operating in Brownsville
and Matlmnrn~. choosing ~ their yic
iimS visitors who ar. evidently farmers
Through the operation of The Mrtl-
moruS police department. Policemen
AIunahan anil IIaNrr NJ the brownsville
police department. ia>t night secured
the custody uf two msn who bad been
arrested in Malamnrn> nu charge If
intoNiratluu The men were hr ughi ~
The ferry landing UHdrr guard nj N ttl-
moro> police placed IN Y boat with the
Brownsville policemen a. their cumran-
ions and Wh.n the boat reached This
side the two men were placed under ar
rest aud taken g. hr county Jail. onc
WI hc men ten iuIu thr river nn th.s "
side and was almost drowned p fore n
wa> fi~hc.i ont
The two men hni l,cn o. king and ar'
ing >usp.giuu~lt wv Matamurn. through
nnt the dlv. and their hnranGnlng ans
eventual disagreement over split IN
profits" rEr.tcd tha ~u>pirinn M 4
Brownsville man. who reported tb'
matter tn thr local pp'icc rppn hi~ rr
turn T. this civ Policemen M'n1hlr
and Ilatrc Immediately took rhr mrt'cr
M went to Mutamoros and with the rs
S.staucr ol the Brownsville mHn -
cured prs-i s>ion of thr prisoners.
Onc w the men hal briglt rev
purse With about ~fn ia money part ~
which ~ ~ icc believe j. the propcrr,
M The nnunl man VIII was robbed N
about 80 ami his purse at the y p1i
Monday night Both are being hell ID
the couniv jail under sIspicion = a.
police believe them Nv hc flmi iar viii
several Siadv deals in Brownsville dur
iu. the past few daF>.
: l.. Pounds. farmer II Memphis
Hall county. Texas. who SAYS ~ j. :
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14

I.,ford. TrNl~. Jan ll. Eduardo Nl
media TUESDAY morning shu aud killed
Ganaro Garcia t ~. >chr~llHiL aitrr
the latter hnd cuu.c tn h. ituu-r with
the avuwcd intention ut klliu- Alm"lI-
AT 4 hearing hct rr Justice r thr nrnrr
W. H. Mead ~ StHtl Nat-lritl AI
media was discharged. iir evidence show
ing that hc had acted iu 10 defense.
Monday night Constable 'lnrh Nh
RaNmondylllr attempted lo arrest Gar
cia. AMI The latter Ic~I~trI 500. .iin- Iud
woundine clark in thc l,. Garcia
escaped and Tuesday mlruug hr went
to the house uf Alurdl Nhn Garcia
claimed had asked officers to arrest
him - >uun a~ hc ARRIVED ai thr mouse
he began shooting aui \mrdl came nnt
with rifle wv hand aul uWnrI iIir ml
Garcia. llc was Killed almost instantly
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
PRAYED FOR SIGN
ITCHING NOSE, ARE IND
HIND CAUSE TROUBLE

Baltimore. Nil. Jan. H. Stating that
her d ishlnd had thrown her ont ~ The
house because hi~ nose. ear and hand.
respectively had iichcd after three
prayers madc ht him for u heavenly ppr
tent NJ her nnfaithfulnr>S was thr state
mcut ~ Mrs. Ella NandaHikrr -.
North Duncan street. in the Northeast.
cru police station
The husband Was N mntnrman and BIZ
nocturnal absences had caused him "a
grow icl O-is. >hc said. Twice the sign
had come. said Mrs. Nandaniker but
shc had appcascd him. although w. hnd
scratched with one hand while shaking
the other IL her. The third time the
itching was not c1tScd hl scratching
Through the keyholc H. tod her. he
said. that ~hr could not come beck evrn
for her clothes until Heaven hld showed
him that shc waS trrr hv "A cessation ~
The itching. William Nandaniscr. the
husband was summoned AZ come ~ the
police station and explain. Ills wife
slept al Y ncighbor'S house last night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
HIGH NOTE REMOVES FIN

SiurgiS Mich. Jan. li Miss Mary
Austin ~ this city swallowed white.
headed pm Yesterday and all physician
could a. was a. suggest that she hurry
~ Ann Arhpr FIR 40 operation. ~ the
train did not leave for several hour
aud choir practice was >rhr'ln 'r'. she
went to ihr local church where she = a
singer She did not intend ~ sing. but
n she did mol feel the pin she took a
chance. At her first high note the pin
became dislodgcd ami she picked i from
her mouth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
PRESIDENT WILSON SPENIi< DAY
SSlNG .SpEIIFiE POINTS
OF TRJ IT LEGISLATION WITH
TIE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS.
MEETS CABINETS VIEWS
IT u SAID THAT PRESIDENTS
FORTHCOMING MESSAGE on
TEI>T QUESTION WILL MEET Al
PEONAL OF His ADVISERS.

Wa, hincton. ~. g.. Jan ~ Prr>i
dent Wilson spent today ~rn>>inc >p'.
ciiic points If legislation with the demo.
cratic lcaCcr>.
II was said to-day that The president
forthcoming messing satisfies the trust
views III nearly every member NJ the rIh
met and IN Il those mcmhcrs ~ close
;uuch With the business world believe
tuc industry .. tire country viii find cn
courag, melt IN H.
The senate leaders who discussed the
trust question with the president thi,
morn TX Ccclayrl th.y had Nv douht
lhat an interstate trade cnmmi~~irn with
limited powers to assist the courts in
carving aut the dissolution decree would
bc created
The senate leaders also indicated that
lcgiSlat on prohibiting intrrlncking III
rcctorateS and fixing personal guilt
would hc PASSED.
The pre- idcnt T. said tn have painted
out that the nuhlir 49, longer believed in
The necessity oi amending the sherman
law on this point.
The senators "a 4 Whatever bills are
drafted they would follow the lines tho
president pointed out today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
RYAN PRAISES WILSON
FORMER NNOI Noes NATION NI
BANK oF COMMI.ltt E WILL JplN
FEDERAL kl.~EEtl ~\ STEM

New Nurl IAN d Thomas TN ENn
announced tod +, thlt th NaUnrl EHh
~ Ccmmcrrr Ni.l JOHN hr Federal rr-
crve organization.
II hope all other Nfu urHl banks viii
do the sans hc adl. q. .The whole CONN
ir, II proud of rr.-ilu Wilson fNr fh
%asicrly wat in which hr handled lhr
most difficult situation uui Lt rr-llf-.
| consider il the CREATES achievement q.
an, president since rrt.n l' NnHlt ".
unfair tn him AMI unr Ir.Hiir l.urr1li
a. withhold th wr-t n.Htt urrNr: nf
the great >mcl~ure hc his c,nltDI an1
made \ fur> llr i~ grrl rH aud \
great president aud 'ic 1rau-i fh.1-
about Il w \, thui h. pl NN- Ul tltNrIt,-
MIR Ryan ur-l tafk. inr publication
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
ACCURATE INFORM CON.
CEENING NTMEEE OF DEATHS
CAN Not EE ESTIMATED At
SAkIEA
KAG0SHIMA ESCAPES
EEFTGEES FROM SAkIHN REACH
JAPANESE TOWN AND REPORT
INHABITANTS OF 800 HOUSES
WERE DROWNED IN ESCAPING.
Bg isS ciafcd PrcSsl

Toxic. Japan. IAN. li Volcanic
crupliun> and earthquakes viii D caused
J heavy To-, II life and damage are
IhIling this afternoon according ~ w
fetal reports from Southern Japan.
Accurate information concerning the
numl.r uf deaths say the number can
not bc estimated IA Sakura. where the
deaths are most numerous Sakura ~
still inaccessible owing M the cnntInra
tion of the eruption nj The volcano. :
kura .Iima
kago>hima appears ~ have escaped
a large loss uf life.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
nine DEATHS
FROM COLD
THERMOMETERS Touches RECORD
MARK AT FOlR BELOW ZERO AT
NI.N YORK CIT HAl:ltISk H..
y. a.. kEPOLT> H BLi ON
DISASTERS TO VESSELS
SEVERAL SCIIONEES Aiding At
LANTIC COAST FROM CA"E HAT
TEEAS r OCApE con REPORTED
TO HAVE BLLN WRECKED

New York CITY. y. ". IAN. ~ MI"
death were reported 'hrrc during rhr
night from the cX tromc coid. The ihr'
momctcr here went 10 four degrees b-
low zero. tourhiu. record mark.
At IIarri~,ill. n. N- ihe mercury
went down ID for three degrees below
zero
nclicf is promised ton eht or tomor
row.
Along the Atlantic coa.t from Cln'
IiattcraS tp cape cd reported disaster,
t. vessels kcrt = t'riua iu during The
dav
Several >chooucrs are said "a have
been wrecked With ihr loss Df many li.-~.
Four fires n rapid succession mi.
morning turned unr th fr- ini hnmric-- NJ
persons into the streets.
Worthwhile N N. reported forty lr
low zero This morning
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
PAID FOR HIS OWN MURDER

Berwick. Pa That William LrrhirH-
field. whose body was found ~ died with
bullets in Kriar creek township ner. IN
pad 10 for hi> own murder l. ihe coii.
cluSipn announced TODAY hl officers Who
have been working for weeks on the ease.
htcnfirld. mornSe. furnished the r..
vnl,er thu he borrowed from another.
IT, bought the cartridges that were 10
penetrate his body. lie then hir.d the
assassin ~ commit The deed and stood
in the bushes while The fellow aimed and
rrtl. Tu prove this the state ron~tahula-
~ officers have an amazing array Of ey-
idrnrr The muti,r ~ the crime was lack
im. from the first. Therr Was every ev-
rry Indication ~ suicide with fhr pp-~i
bility II H. IL had Threatened suicide
wv poisoning aud shooting hut feared
do.ng % because he believed hi~ soul
would ~ damned
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
CURTISS TO CONTEST
FOR STABILIZER
PRIZE OF S100, 600

llnmmondsport. Ian. r. Glcnn IL.
CuriiS>' interest IN automatic stab i.ft
was evidenced when IN wl. announce.
that two Curtis@ aeropiancs are entered
i'm Inc international competition :or
safety devices. MI rh opens in France
next month.
Each ~ the machines VIII wv >tahil-
izrd automatically nm different ~y~icv>.
one employs the grrn-copc The p~innri
plr NJ the other device Ill kept secret. \
cash prize ~ 500 0nn " IN ~ aTar'l'"l
to the winner in addition to q RE sur
"fferd for manufacturing rights wv th'
successful device.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14

HOPE IS REVIVED
FAINT GALS TOH uEIP ARE
HEARD lN BAY THIS NOENING
ANp BELIEVED STEAMER Still
FLOATS
tFy i~x cirf.d Pr,xxl

- John. 81. T.. Jan. II. Fa.n. "S.
. VI" cl'l, picked up in che by ~ Fnn
dy lhi- morning from the ROYAL Mail
Steamer C"hcqud Y revived hope that thr
vessel and ihr one hundred and twcnt,
persons aboard might hc safe
The exact location " thc CuhrqIii
could mot hn determined hut wrcrLnar
came ashore indication. that SOME >-c ,n
,r i> aground rr hr Gran lInau lrd.
-. aud The search + being dirrc,,d
there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
M'ALiEN DAY
is A C0RKER
PEOPLE FROM RT~TLING LITTLE
TllCk GEOWING TOWN ARE
TAKING IN TIE SIGHTS OF THE
MlbNINTER FAIR.
WEATHER BEAUTIFUL



lhr l"Nu Az ArNli IA turned 81. e"""
aud Strong ahi i"idt There .lnai> about
inWn r.hN pretty "iff'e rihhnnN shout
WY thr rumr ui lhc Msllln-. busting
litir town Thn, Never @ltrn.." MrAllen
Fly surely WYE uiirHwaLr aud w ua.mcrr,l
jas exhibition at thr fair grounds "a hcau
itul ti>rlut ur vegetable ana nursery
ariirir4 Lt , liberal attendance of u>
people WI NrAilcn day.
The NrN'm people arrived % browns
willie 1t ln.10 O'Clock his moruing. Ir
ronrluicl hy prohlbl, lhrcc hundred
pcurlr from other SECTIONS ~ the Hey
'nd tir i'.fN' lh'hs many ~ ih'm di" "'~
in take lflr iu M1llIipr"s. rms was
NNi1h'r IAN lnp ln hfnN hNNillr M
rut >rt.ug thr sister ritN oi thr sister
umilir would unl hr complete
Ifc beautiful weather NJ the morning.
ihg Hircct contrast to that ot Iuc>d n
rnruiul. lent u decided impetus in the
~p rit> ni the rcnnir on tlr liir grounds
JuI th- caruita. man the concr~ ion
mIa and others >tari'd l1i bright ar'!
early Ui.h " ucitmiu tiDu tp WI hr ~
Iat n DECIDEDLY success. lul urr This they
ryltaiul, could uoi have hal uithuIt
thr aid aul cooperation M the people
from N,N Nllrn AMI thl surr, wl, gwen
ali through thr dl,.
tn grounds were uoi w cr"wdcd this
morning that man hld tn push d L. wl,
through iu order to grt ~oucv here Here
arl thrdr AIrNllnn hrN. ur young mnn
u.~ husjls crr ripyd iu thr front ~ Y lit
.hr rrut covered emporium. at the rear
cul of which there glI>trn"d many hran
t.iTl watches linr lrrkllg pistols. aWl
maut l.itlr rrI rl> buds uI coarse thy
hrlu.f.ul watches und ihr iur lurk M
pistols were there for tl@ lucky. tut th,
most lr NrAllru bows and Young men
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
SCHOOL TAXES
ARE NOW DUE
CITY TAX COLLECTOR NJ ~ ~.
GARCIA ANNOr Noes ROLLS ARE
NOW PREPARED AND TNE>
WILL De COLLECTED.

For the purpose ~ collecting the
school tax " accordance with the rrrrnt
ordinance 4 t>~cl IN thr cit, council Tax
cullcrtor MI y Garcia has completed
the tav rolls. and TO-DAY announced thai
rity tlNr> W. the schools are Tpw due
The total amount 10 H. collected viii
IVY ~. i..l~ of which IN IVY expected that
twenty pcr cent will be delinquent. civ
ug The schools about $1,000 IN round
numbers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14

MiNazaki. Japan. Jan. Refugees
from Sakura reaching here today rr-
ported the inhabitants uf three hundred
houses composing tn village cf Seito,
lost their WAY la attempting 90 reach The
sca. and that probably ~ ol them per
i>hcd
The refugees said hundreds drowned
~ attempting to swim the Gulf ~ kago-
Shima.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
NIGHT SESSION TO
COMPLETE PANEL IN
THE NORRIS CASE
tBB ASS rirfrd Prss.l

Tort Worth Tex. Ian. H. seventh
f;4~ additional taicsncu were drawn t.-
dav snr the Jury in the ease of Rev. : !.
Fr.nk Norris. N rrfd With hHrnins biz
own church. the First Baptist nf Fort
Worth and Irire .~wavnr rnnl1nr-l
thm u aht Session M court vii' a. hri
III the rudeavur to cun plcic thr iHrv Nv.
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
LABOR UNION OFFICER
ENTRENCHES IN HALL
AND RESISTS ARREST

.Iohanncs hGrg Sounth Africa. ian H.
Entrcnclcd in labor hall with MANY N.
his followers. Secretary Balm of the =
Africa Trades Federation today >urrrr>
fun, resisted arrest. driving or the 20
Ice
Serious fighting il anticipated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
PLANS LAID
TO FEED THE
REFUGEES
lEn isancint.d Prr...l

Preside. Texas. Ian. ~. -Four camps
wrr" established along lhr rnni ~ Mar
f.. Texas todiv. 10 feed The Mexican ~
fuur,, when the, start their journey 10
the railroad there.
n w estimated N will cost the United
States Government >lJ00 da.ly for ears
for the refugees
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
9th Annual Midwinter Fair Is In Progress
.ssss.s.....sss
STRIKES N PORTUGAL
$TDr EAII.KpAp<.

Lisbon. Portugal. Ian. l. The
entire railroad service W Portugal
WAS suspended t,Lat TN a general
strike Oi employees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
BAD MAN KILLED
AT SEBASTIAN

JUSTICE OF TNr PEACE il
LEASES EDUARDO ALMEnA WHO
SHOWS SHOOTING WAS Dose
IN SELF DEFENSE.
KILLING WAS DONE AFTER CA
NAEO GARCIA HAD SHOT AND
WOINnED CONSTABLE CLARK
OF EANMONDkIlIE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-14
WEATHER.

New ORLEANS. .ian IL Coast
weather: Tonight fiir. warmer;
Thursday fair li.ii variable winds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-06

Only disappointment is in store for
the tax assessor who tries to get the
income tax returns to the govern
ment for his purposes, disappoint-
ments and heavy penalties for those
who divulge these interesting facts.
What is more. the penalties pre-
scribed by the income tax law are
going to be adequate protection to
the big tax payer who is worrying
over what the assessor may DO to
him.
The intricacies OF the income tax
law which have been causing no end
of bother to national banks. some
law suits and great anxiety. have
become the subject of high priced
legal opinions. the most important OF
which was contained in souvenir
pamphlet issued by banking house,
i. w. Straus G. Co., of Chicago,
containing an analysis by the law
firm of which Levy Mayer Is the
head. He confirmed the assurance
,f The commissioner Of internal
revenue Of the Chicago district that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-06
II IS 10 IS a ~ ~ n ss " 3 " .: ~ I
HELP WANTED FEMALE.

la The Want Columns are read !
M each day by many women. !
la The call for help wanted \
4 female" includes many business y
M women who are proficient as n
81 stenographers, bookkeepers, fac Y
~ tory helpers, forewomen. sales q
~ women, seamstresses and ex- y
~ perts in many other lines. \
~ The domestic servants who are q
W alive to opportunity read the y
~ Wants and know that they y
4; provide guarantee foi steady, q
as profitable employment. =
~ The housewife uses the Wants n
10 to meet many an emergency. n
ss and finds them well worth n
~ while. n
~ % ~ ~ ~ w n " n q u n ~ u Y ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-06

the income tax files are not nkely tc
be tampered with.
The commissioner said: "Scheduies
of the individuals making return arr
not open to public inspection, and
even corporations, joint stock com
panes, or associations, and insurance
companies may submit schesiulei
with full knowledge that inspection
Of them win be permitted only By
order of the president"
The pamphlet based on the Levy
Mayer opinion and that Of two other
law firms adds: "Heavy penaltiei
are placed on government employer
who divulge information as to thu
return Of any taxpayer or its item.
or details. The act forbids the treas
ury officers to let any one see Q,
examine any returns or any copy
thereof, or any book Or abstract con
tanning particulars thereof. The lav
provides penalty up TO $1,000 ant
imprisonment for one year or both
for printing or publishing in any
manner not provided By law any in
come return or part thereof"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-06
n a II n 81 " RM q 81 n * & n \
= GFTtClENT EMPLOYEES, 4

n n q ~ * * n X n ~ n ~ - - -
~ EFFICIENT EMPLOYEES. Y
" There's one ever present ne- Y
v mand that's echoed from every Y
y mart Of bnsinesg--t whole at. 4
y mosphere Of the business world Y
y 10 permeated with 1.-THE de- y
" mand for efficiency. "
v Those who are skilled, cap \
y able and fitted to bear respoA- Y
x sibility; workers who can do v
Y their task with least possible "
" lost motion-those who make ev- "
V cry movement count in accom- v
" plishment--they are the ones v
Y that efficiency demards. "
v Efficiency workers: trained ex- "
V ecutives as we'll az those for u
v minor positions, are close stu v
v dents OF the Wants. "
v Il you would have your organi- v
v xation composed OF workers who V
v are efficient, Mr.. Employer, v
" make full use Of the Want Col y
V uMns. y
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

To our friends and patrons, the
partnership heretofore existing hc-
tween the firm of Branham & Redman
has this day been dissolved. Mr..
Redman having taken 5ver Mr..
Branhams interest in said firm.
The business will re conducted at the
same place by MT Redman and all
outstanding accounts will be paid to
him.
r. l.. BRANHAM
L. REDNTAN.
Jan. 6, 1914.
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LAND FOR SALE.

EASY TNIdNlbS FOR LAND in the
North Platte Valley, Nebraska, will
be made to you You can buy choice
irrigated or non irrigated land in one
of the best sections of the state upon
either the crop payment plan or easy
cash payments, on long time. You
cannot afford to pass up this oppor-
tunity. Write to me today for full
information, which is free for the
asking. II. A. Smith, colonization
& Industrial Agent, Union Pacific
Pailroad Company, RoRom 80, Union
Pacific Building, Omaha, Neh.
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Moving Away.
| offer for sale my so acre peach
orchard. Also beautiful 10-acre
plot of land 1-2 mile west Of Guthrie
and my home on West Noble; will
sell any of these properties at an
exceedingly low price. Our reasons
for making big sacrfice--we are
leaving Oklahoma permanently and
will move by early spring.
FRANK HOUSEHOLDER
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-High grade specially.
Demonstration invariably results in
sale. Booklet on salesmanship, free.
Write, Inland Supply Co. Desk 20,
317 so. Jefferson St., Peoria, III.
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MARRY-If you are lonely. The
Reliable Confidential Successful
Club has large number Of wealthy,
eligible members of both sexes, wish
ing early marriage. Descriptions
free. Mrs. Wrubel, Box &c, Oakland,
Calf. 2646.
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MARRY-Many wealthy Californians
seeking marriage. Photos and de-
scriptions free. Mission Agency, B.
69S, San Francisco, Cal
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HELP WANrEo-FEMAzE

WANTED--Woman to take charge OF
rooming house. Fine chance, commits
sion plan. State particulars in first
letter. Call or address No. 1926 West
Harrison ayenne, Guthrie, Okla.
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The Prairie Oil and Gas company
have about six thousand acres under
lease and will have an expert here in
few days to look over the ground
and locate the place to drill.