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LINE BUSINESS 70
Be- TAKEN CARE Of
Coal Exporters Favor
Sacrifice OF Trade if
Necessary.

Taking care of inland shippers
,r.. .1ne ons :, fhe important Questions
S,sc,,sesS sS sec Il al a meeting OF the ex.
ulSs1So uort coaI SINNERS from practically
aii pHts ~ M tSe ,mnortant exportipg coal
Sa,Ss ~ 4. ~ ~ Tho limited States. yhici,
us.SI w.s hsId al ' IN Friday afternoon a.
sTo,ei E Wssh,ngton washington.
TSs 1 legitimate eyporters are bend.
inc . syerv effort "a eliminate spec.
nsI,on ,G mn from the file market.
TSose nresent. AL thA meeting
renrasented the LARGEST exuort ship.
nars ~ Iteli a sraaiiar ones ana
among ann 3 sihEn Ters iirTis thaf han
sTnnifsd ga n. n, ,thoh hrSSx,
M III Al tSg t6eld wars 8 lEost .of
fhe ernoffers SVould welcome q
thirty day embargo On Tide points
II Necessary to take care oftthe
cement mills and other Industrial
niants. which are suffering from
coal shortage.
While no definite blan has been
worked ont as vel there Is a sub
Committee at work Of which W. L.
Andrews. Fairnont. Is Chairman,
and Lindsay McCandlfsh. Phila.
delphia. the vice president Of the
Hutchinson Coal company, is vice
president. Thomas Ferell and Mac
Mann. OF the smokeless fields o.
west Virginia. and others are mem.
bers. This Committee viii WORK
ont the best feasible plan to NEE,
the emergency. The main object
OF the meeting Is to curb ali un.
necessary tide water speculation.
which Is reflecting unwarrantedIy
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That Promise Handed Out

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Program for the
Band. Concert

Ths following program has been
arranged for the band concert
WHICH viii be given this evening
from 6 TO- 1880 o'clocken me couf.
house lawn BY the Moose band:
niahutante Overture. my Myers
Worthy Sons Of America BarnnoaSe
f1ld Grey Mare, march. 80. PAMELA
(By request) ~. 80, :,
Plethora, overture. .:...;.. So. .skasss
Miss Trombont,, "a Slippery =.
Rag" .......F1lnole
An Operate Mingle: le:........Berf'
shout'in Liza, Trombone novel. =.
ty (by request. st-.........F1imors
sky Pilot, overture..:....Laurens
Finale, America.
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Band Win Play at
Church Service

The Moose band wiz be at the
Central Christian church on Wal
mt avenue tomorrow. evening 70.
render sacred music. Rev ]. p.
Gordon Will deliver q sermon on
'HearfnE Christ's Voice" The ser.
vices win begin at 8 o'clock and
al. are invited to attend.
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AR MEN NEAR ALASKA.
( EDMONTON, Alberta, July IL
.Ncur American airplanes Tying
from Minneola, New York. to Nome
Alaska, left here today for jasper.
200 miles away. y
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NGFEWi0Ri;EANs FIRE

6A0 NnW'VteA41AdIN0 CAAe0 -
NEW ORLEANS, July 31.-
Nearly one and one half million
dollars e estimated Is the loss
nom the lire which last might des-
tfoyed one section Of The ware
house Of the Appsl hian eutpora-
Hon az Iousiana, 4 {.
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GO. 2. P|L0Il.
TH|S STATE IS
III ORGANIZER. 4.
|DDes Not Talk Much But.
sWI Harmonic the
Party
IIPlL|T|CSLDIG TINE
KAoWs All The Tricks And
i Thoroughly in Ear
nest

nest.
Special plspatsh.W. Va.
GHARLESToN, ". Va, July 81.
Hon. N. 2. White. Of William:
son plain "Mont" White as he IS
knoTn TO thousands Of West Viz
giHiars, the man whom the Repub-
licans Of the state have chosen to
direct their campaign this year,
has entered upon his task, ready
for fhs fray and without q dtstrub-
Ing thought as to the result.
Chairman White Is pretty well
known In West Virginia. His fam.
ily isa strong one, q cousin, Df.
|. c. White, the renowned geolo-
gist, being the. Oldest alumnus Of
the state universlty. The chair
man spent his early days IN the
northern counties Of the state, then
went into Mingo county where by
perseverance,, hard work and fru-
gslity be has reached a top place
Il the business world.
IAsi few years ago he went back
to The northern section Of the
mate, by appointee OF Governor
,Hattild, as warden Of the state
lDenitentiary. His record at that
institution Is one that any state
iWupid be proud Of. u
e chalrfnn' Whita "a not lodua.
CLOS He Is not given to ehef.
Il Scapcs : He Is never harassM
rs EoSiied by 9 sudden turn Of the
ld HIS most intimate friends
iaFefe him excited He ~
aiiiet Id reserved. He d 8 guod
.iistenaf, alike with friends or foe.
'Ha isneGer obtrusive, always open
to suggestion, "a clever. strategiss
and q firm executive. He has bean
4 participant In q hundred battles
On the political field. but he never
punished an adversary after worst
ing him In fair combt He Is gen
.erous to the yanQuished. ~.
Since his election Us director Of
the party destinies, Chairman
White has received hundreds Of
letters Of congratulation from ev-
cry section of the state.
The new chairman came over TO
Charleston for a few days this
week. de had heard that the Ka-
nawha Republicans were rent BY
fractional and fsudal warfare and
that there was "hell-a-poppn' :"
everywhere. he had not been IN
the capital for "a hours Ibetore
he had those Republican leaders
who had opposed each other In the
recent primary eating off the same
loaf. putting sugar In each others
coffee and making their VOWS n
unison to confound the enemy and
inflict mortal injury upon the
Democratic party IN November.
Nothing wrong with the party
in Kanawha" was the terse com.
ment of the new chairman. I'm
going home" he said and he went,
to stay for a few days preparatory
to the opening Of headquarters.
There are not now and have not
been any fundamental differences
among West Virginia Republicans,
according to Chairman White. BE
recognized Of course, that there
was . few disappolntments over
the primary results, but they were
isolated cases and Il he gets The
opportunity to distribute his heal;
Ing lotion he will have all the stal.
wart Republicans united IN support
Of the entire ticket almost at the
inception OF the campaign.
1T is a Republican year said
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Was in Battle Creek and
Thought He Was Get
ting Well

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. July 81.
G. Dayton, Of Phiippi, W.
Va, Judge Of the United States
court for the Northern district Of
West Virginia, died at the Battle
Creek sanitarium at 11:45 o'clock
yesterday, morning, Of heart troa:
ble. Judge Dayton was aged 6S
years and had been In Battle Greek
two weeks.
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court for the Northern dlsulct OF
West Virginia, died at the Battle
Creek sanitarium at 11:45 o'clock
yesterday, morning, Of heart iron.
ble. Judge Dayton was aged 6S
years and had been In Battle Greek
two weeks.
Judge Dayton had been III for the
last six or seven weeks but his CON
dition had not been considered crit
ical until within q few hours before
lis death. In fact he had planned
to 70 to the Cheat Mountain club
resort today. 80 !.
ly III yesterday morning his son,
Arthur Dayton, who was IN Pitts
burgh. left for Battle Creek at
.l0:3O a M, but he learned en- route
Of his fathers death. Mrs. Dayton
had gone to Battle Creek from
Phillppi and was at the bedside
Of her husband when he breathed
his last. The only other surviving
member Of the immediate family Is
q sister, Mrs. Imogene Dayton, who
resides at the family home at Phil
ippi.
suffering from heart trouble for
some time, q weak heart muscle Is
believed to have caused his death !
No funeral arrangements have ye;
been made pending the arrival Of
the family in Phihppi with tht
AIS Aston Gordon Dayton, SON OF
Spencer and Sarah (Bush) (Bar'
rettl Dayton, was born October Is,
1851, in Philippi. He received bis
preparatory education IN the public
schools and subsequently entered
the University Of West Virginia,
graduating In 1873 with the degree
OF bachelor of;art. On October IL
In the same year, his, tWenty:frsi
birthday, be was licensed to prac'
tice law and entered into partner
ship with his father. Two years
later he was appointed prosecuting
attorney Of Upshur county and i'm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30
EEsIDENCEs- Rarr,ins.


room modern bungalow on short
corner east front Harag". Tor $4,000.
tiOc0 caFh. and $1,000 l..f wear.
New : room modern bungalow, oak
floors. huilt'in features. b0NliO corner.
$500. half cash.
6 room nearly new bungalow east
.roni. oak floors mantle. breakfast
room. hod rooms. furnace. coed hu.
nj ssS0o: third cash.
room mudcfu home un paved street,
garage. sle,O cash viii handle
q ru"m mu,l.in home. east fruni. Ia
~ 81 l'ciiiun. bargain at Ssioo. Ssico
cash.
ruom modern bone and servants
housv east front. corner. 10Niiu. saiho;
$1,000 cash
room n"i'ru con 'lrt front lui. plt.
81 fir" l"clii"n. 5000 duvli balance
easy
roam h'uV- not m.driu. ON Van
l'urc'i s0N a. let. fur $500 terms
room modern bungalow. CORNER -.
%. good iuvniiun. bargain at fs1oo. $3.50
cash and So monih
room modern bungalow. un c"rnnr
'"Nl'n. new garage fur $4,000. SiOnn
cash and So Including interest. pcr
mu.'h
Duplex Z o, Im each i.dc. mutlcrn as.
'opt iurna",. slrBgcs rruts fur SIS
per side. furnished. dandy location fur
ssooO. hall cash
oDoM LAND COMPANY. Phone ~
90 ltc
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Kansas City Livestock.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. July go
iiogy Estimated receipts to-day 1000;
closing mostly "a higher; packer ton
si5.55~ $500. bulk Of sales $4,000
Sl5.55; top 1850. good to choic. heav t,
$4,000 $3.50. good To choice medium
Si5.esn $3.50: good a. choice light
Slj.isasi5.GO: good To- choice common
stock pigs Si2.OO6Si5.25.
Cattle: Estimated receipts today
$500. closing steers and she stock
ftcady To- 20 lower: stockcr and feeders
steady Ia 80 lower: choice "a prime
heavyweight si5 O0HSiG.50; medium To-
good heavyweight kil.351tii.sO: good
io choice lightweight S2.SOasi5.
common To medium heavyweight $50,
Hsie.io. butcher cattle: good To choice
ocmmo nfrifcrs tS.OOasl3.?5: bologna
and beef bulls S525dssi5: COWS and
heifcrs S3.s0a s5.5o: good a. choice me-.
dunn light and handyweight sil50d
$500; feeder steers. common. good to
choice ss.5j1Si2.0o: stocker steer.
common. good o. choice s5.75dslO So:
stockcr rows and helfcrs common. good
Ia chicc Sl75aSS.0o.
Sheep; Estimated receipts to-day
5000: closing lambs g a. 50 lower
sheep nbou, steady; choicc 20 prime M.
dunn lnhb' @i5Hfii5j; cull aud co'r.
mon lambs S,oos' $3.50. chCico e. prime
medium yoarling wcihors ss.2sGsis 90:
go'd Ia chuic" medium ewes ttss@
$500. rull Rnd common ewes S2.25a
NSo, hrcc'lin. ewes se.oo1 siO.s5: Roo1
to choice medium feeder lambs $500
$1,000
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IBEAR|sH VIEWS CAUSE
GRAIN MARKET TO DROP
II. A,soeial.dPnss

IT, Ais0eialtd Pnss.
CHICAGO. July - -- Attention o.
bcariah views on the financial outlook
counted today IN depressing the grain
market after an allaround advance.
Wheat closed heavy. i.ic To l i.3l
net lower. with December ts.35 IL. an I
March t23G "a. Corn finished IT, Is
> Use down. and oats varying from L.
20 l'sc decline to lie gain. The out
come In provisions was a setback of &c
Ia Ice
The spokesman for one of the Target
firms un the board here was quoted n
laying that borrowers difficulty IN ob.
tanning money was placing grain trade
IN nm embarrassing position.
sharp upturns with which the day
opened In the corn market were moio
than wiped out IN the last hour. Bears
made much II assertions that rural
buying IN not have the volume which
genuine uncasincss about lack ~ grain
would warrant.
Provisions advanced and then reacted
with corn.
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New Orleans Cotton

w Associated Pfcsa.
NEW ORLEANS. July 29.--Althouglr
cotton was depressed to-day from tho
opening. the tone was fairly steady IN
the late trading. and realizing by own.
era of short contracts served 10 CHECK
the declining tendency which bccanse
pronounced IN the early hturs. Tho
net change for the day was n decline OF
- 10 8: points. with the distant months
showing wider LOSSES than tho near
months. thus reversing the conditions
~ yesterday. Favorable weather over
the belt probably stimulated as much
selling an any ether factor. although q
southern papers figures on condition
was 1915 percent ~ normal. indicating
a crop 81 is,i0o.O'b bales. was mainly
responsible for the lower opening. and
caused much selling for sonic time
after. Poor cables were further sei.
ing incentive. The market Lost ground
until October stood at 3L05 ana Marcn
WIS al 2s.3o. and the ioHs was 90 10 80
paints under the final prices of ycstcr-
day. During the second half q the
fession reactions were nj times strong
I enough a. carry prices back Ia wfhin
ten to 20 points 81 Yesterdays Close.
but the rcc0verics did not hold well.
Another private condition report 81 70.
indicating crop ~ i2tO0.O00 bale,
helped values somewhat after mid.ses.
sion
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Cotton seed OH Unsteady

NEW YORK. July 29.-cotton seed
oil advanced \ To- ~ points early on
scattered short covering, but prices
cascd of later undor renewed liauida.
ton induced by the downturn In lard
aud grains.
Closing bids were 90 tn % paints net
lower. Prime crude. nominal; prime
summer yellow, spot. nominal: Septen'.
her. sls.si: December. sisCg. and jan.
uary. Sls.GO. all bid.
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by Affosiaied Press.
NEW YORK. July -. Coffee IA.
lures were irregular today. with active
months all reaching new low ground.
after having opened steady aud gun.
orally . To- n paints higher. Near. III.
close heavy covering caused a recovery
81 most of the lo-. and final prlcsr
were unchanged to ~ points net higher
with IN. tune steady. September. 1856:
December. slo.3i: March. sioi5. aud
Nav. sI0ss.
Spot coffee. steady: Ito =. til.0O;
Santos o.. tiS00dlS.1s.
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Raw sugar Unchanged

w. Nfnfinifd Pros.
NEW YORK. July -. -- The lucal
market Ter raw yugsr was unchanged
~ iaif for Cuias. cusi aud freight.
"puii to is.3O for centrifugal. There
were sales ~ 10000 bags of Cubas
afloat ard In port {" local rcfincr for
rhipmcnt 10 Philadelphia. NJ ~ ~
cents end freight. and about 1000 tons
II fun duty sugars of various kinds q
10 cents. elf
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Cattle Market Draggy

FORT WORTH. July 2a.-cattle: H.
ccipts. $500; drnggy. ice lower. becvcs
5000 200: COWS. s3O0a7.7j
Hogs Receipts. 500: steady Ia ~,
higher. Light, si5.75@lG.O0; heavy
Slj.50n 1915.
Sheep: Receipts 500; steady. Iamba
$1,000 ~ 1850: ycarlings. $500 n 1895
rwcf S1.O0siS.OO.
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Wlfhila I.lNeNlnck

Special Il The News.
VIC hlTA. kans.. July ~. - Hog:
Receipts. 2oo; 20 higher. Ton. 1852.
bulk. sii30ni5l0.
Cattle: Receipts. 400: steady. Butch.
go steers sG5Oaii.sO. butcher cows
and hcifcrr. stO0a7.5O: bulls. $1,000
$50; calves t55Omia.5O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30

New. modern six.r0om bungalow. On
pavement. furnace heat. finished base.
ment. hardwood floors. breakfast room.
buIlt-in china closet kitchen cabinet
bookcases. two linen closets. clothes
closets In each room bed room. two sets
" French doors. fireplace. walks. ga.
al,e. lawn and drive.
PRICE OIL a REALTY 60.
2SS etc Phones 2SS.iiGj
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Four Casc. In Police Court

Four cnsts wcrc disposed ~ IN co...
poratiun c,urt yesterday morning. onr
b-lng fined for cutting corner. and
three for speeding.
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NANTED-Dr,ss emakcr. My business
for rilc. Finest opening In tho ianhan
dlc for a good dressmnk n. II intcrcsit, i
write Miss H. a,urncu. Box ?os .Nun'
rillo. Texas. s32 Tote
Five room east front. Lincoln. 81. GOO.
Six room. cast side. $4,000.
Five room. I./culn. close In. seen
Eight room. Buchanan. close In. tS,'
900.
Five roam. Fillmore. sj.0oO.
Five room Taylor ss.000.
Seven room. Tyler $4,000.
Seven room. Van Burer, $4,000.
Ten room, Harrison. $500.
Five room. South Harrison. 5000.
Five room South Harrison. s. 800
-Four room, San JaCinio $3.50.
Five r"oms furnished $500.
Five rooms modern. a.. 600
We have many others and will be- glad
10 have yuu phone us about any kind
~ home that you want for We have
n. All the above places can be- handled
on best at terms.
e W. COTTON & 60.
Phone 2i2. Pickett Bldg.
800 i'c
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GENERAL SALES AGENT-For tho
nortnwestrrn portion u Texas for the
Victor, outdoor. above ground. acccty.
lcne gas generator. Designed especial.
" foi lighting and cooking IN country
and suburban homes. liig opportunity
for right party. Victor Lighting &
Distributing Co. 3Oi W. Reno. oklaho.
INA city. Okla. $50 -
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Dr. I. Rosco has mo<sd his office to
Rooms . 10 10 Smith Bldg. Office
phone f93. residence phone $50.
sisi2tc
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ROYAL society package rcodr. also
hcmstitching and pico,ing done AZ
Montgomery Bros. ca Polk. s1i stp
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SEE us for bargains IN used cars.
Phone 2lal. Tcx.Plains Realty Co.
T. gg2 itc
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wANTED-Wmk by hoy 81 u. Suu'
expo risncc in grocery store. ~ IiV
truck and knew TIL city thokughl"
Willing to work either inside or out
de Jrg. Phone 2.3l. .ss JIG
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FOR SALEM II my furniture. h.
Guiding Brunswick machine. 4ol GAt
field. 2s2 81
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FOR SALE-Ncarly new kitchen cabi.
net, been used two months. Phone
$40. 23l 2tp
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FOR sALE-Dnndy pony and saddle
Pony In three years old. Pony. bridal.
,addle and blanket for $500.
Fhone "a. Askcw & Short 20 lie
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TOO late TO CLASSIFY

FORD ROADSTER for sale. Good
condition. SOS South Fillmore street
239 GU
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ron sALE-l.arRr Davenport slS.eo.
S0S Monroe. -S- sp
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FOR SALE-Pumping outfit. Has
been uEcd but very little. 21.2 n. T..
Stcver engine. Heavy double gear
pump Jack. Battery box. betting. etc..
$4,000. W. W Lynch, 500 Polk 81.
Amarillo. Tex. 23l itc
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WANTED-Whltc man and wife 10 &c.
cupy servants house. House partly fur.
nishcd and In excellent condition. Lady
viii be- expected 10 help some In our
home for thu rem; of the building.
Phone GO. 232 lie
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ron SALE or TRADE

100 acres ~ land adjoining county
> at not far frcm Amarillo. imI-o-e,l.
100 acrcT In cultivation, $40 Ter acre,
IL cash. balance. good terms will con
slider Amarillo city properly.
TENpLAINS REALTY GO.
a3g L.
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FOR sALE-Good coal range ~ r""u
condition. VIII scli cheap " SOFA ~.
oncc. 1891 buchanan. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-30

fol. SALE Ol, TRADE-Fiyc room
modern. bGilt.in features. basement. M
toslatc new building. on the corner. east
front nov ~ your chance IA get q
real hom.. viii take ~ real autumc.
lille ON ~ dial. THIS homc In southwest
part of city Price $1,000. Call 1888.
aJs IN
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4 REAL HOME-FrRNISIED
SIX rooms mOdorn and sleeping porch
well locatcd some built.in features. edge
grain flooring. extra guni furniture. lot
sONiiO. $4,000. $4,000 cash. banlancc good
terms.
A DANDY LITTLE HOME
4 nice little brick bungalow. up.to.
late. small cash payment. balance like
rent. II IL well located.
STOP RENTING
sx I,ums rcmimOd,rn, $4,000. $500
rish. balance like rent
500 ~ before YOU buy or sell.
phn,o stsi $50 ~ Polk 81.
TEN.PLAINS REALTY co.
s32 lie
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FOR SALE Ford touring car Ia
Eood condition. Apply Western Motor
.Co. 25i itp
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FOR sAIE--in otter. Moore. Randall.
Donicy. Castro and Oldham countics
Texas. In tracts II quarter secuon
and up. Some well Improved places 4
rice alfalfa farm near Canyon normal
will trade this place for unimprovcd
land. Fair terms ran he given upon any
a iha above land. Also one to-s0 Avery
tfnctor with u disc plowa. - Case sep
arator IN good repair. c. r. Word. Anna.
RHO. Tcxas. go 50
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MISCELLANEOUS

ROCK ISLAND HOTEL. new bedding
throughout: nice, clean beds. CSC and
up. Special rates by week. \. J. Luh
dcrgrecn. Prop. i0T North Polk 81.
vhtne ?3i9. open night aud DAY.
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WANTED

WASrED--Cook. Humble OIL & Rein.
Ing company. pnstoffice boz &c. Alnar.
lilo. Texas. 2Oi 200
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FOR SALE-llargnins IN tlrcSsers. cabi
nets. gus. cool ranges. beds. tents. shrw.
ease. trunkB. davenport, sewing ma.
chimes. electric lamps ycctipnal hook
case. Young Elmhmst. Phone s2lI.
a3l itp
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FOR SAl.E--Ncw modern i've room
bungalow Just unishcd. basement. hard.
sod fluurf ircrch doors firc place.
hull, ~ features. pliHi"red. hack ffncv
aud walks. Ss25o. $500 cash. guol
terms On balHncc. Price oil a Realty
Co. Phone 2NN.tt6i. 90 L.
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LOST
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Unimproved lot on T"nih
street. good location for filling station
and garage. W, l.. Gee. 80 81