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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-14
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WANTED TO BUY--A good second hand
"Icdger," also one "surfacer," for cash.
a bargain wanted. Address Arnold &
Perkins, Conroc, Texas. 20
WhNTED--To purchase show case. ~,
this office. II
WANTED-5G0 bsrreis charcoal fsacl.cd)
about January l. loaded on cars hero
Address or call on NJ; T. Jones Lumber
company, CONS iv5. ~, 4t!, iOe and tUs.
Hinz building. Is
WANTED-For cash. lot In "a suitable
locality; Thiri ward, south side. walk
ing distance from court hodss must be
bargain Address 577, care Post IS
WANTED Bids 10 furnish seyenty-flye
10 elghty-nve fat .sobhlers on December
~ Address $751;, this office II
A u ar Whitcoak stumpago, no fuffh-
or than four miles from rniroad. Adj
dress VIM. Y. iouth * Co. Houston, Tex.
. j. o. iiox 1888. ~
HICHFST CASH prices paid for second
hand furniture: household E?odt rentea
pets speciality. Barr = xulbr. ~
Milan street.
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WANTEp--Situ by good man cook
can do meat OF pastry. Address E. NJ.
care Post,
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MISREPRESENTATION by euerSetic youna
man " years Old. writes good hand. cx.
periencc IN krocery business. sober AMI
steady. Address 5ilp, care Post |,
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SITUATION WANTED.-.By white aud
Christian man, with Christian FANNY
us erVhnt, understands horses aud snc-
d, ninB good mixer, coed "ulercno "a
gwen 800. care Post. l6
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THE Houston Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works clean for 3 cents, lay for cents
per yard renovate feathers. mattresses
ana furniture good references. Phone
COS 10
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WIDOW, educated, Industrious and of
cheerful disposition, wishes situation az
hoNsekeepcr or to tak- charge OF chill
Post. H.
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WANTS.

wv <EkS ~
M oi MEb il ro 81 re eHssr WANT
ne chase Tor other Wants" 10 al
an Ad in the Cheap Column Of Thee Pos s
Is sure to get II for you. Especially l.
aush ne case in
KOoMS FOR RENT.
EEAi. ESTATE FOR SALE.
SfFCIAl. NOTICES.
BLsINtss CHANCES.
sTTeeIlEN5n sTRAYED.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
BIDS AND PRoFosALa
PkQFkssIONAL
PARTNEi:Rfss WANTED.
WANTED 70 RENT
WANTED BIDS
WANTED TO BUY.
INFORMATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED
needy and publishes a1vertis ments 70.
sit uation. waited of twenty-five words
OF less three times free.
Number Words. time .'aa.. VIZ, mo.
/ $ :: :: $: 6 j ;s:s 81 ~! 3
IS or more than SIS. 5nsl no 00l ~
10 or less pro rata....l 81 00 DOL COILS W
An ertl-ers should rememp tina, le
tors directed to in'tiul~ only are not de-
are used they snould b. directed to tho
care II some person Arm OF rostofrce
box. AdNeriiscmcnts can be leit at our
9 or e or gerI tsro,pSn me mail to
Answering Advertisements, mention this
paper
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YOUNG MAN, stenographer and tyre
WI c. would ike 10 work lew hours
each evening fos small sa4ary. Address
slenosraph.r, BOX. Is, city. /,
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MISREPRESENTATION by young German
man. any kind of work la oity or coun-
ny Address 5,2i, caro- Post. 10
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w NTED-By experienced mid ile.agcd
laqN- position as teacher of priv ate
schools. on huus,t;eeper cook being
g.,
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jViu'pu q rent.

WNNTI7D TO lease for responsible party
FURNISHED MOTEL In any city N Teas
. Boteton preferred. JEo. NJ. Claiborne
agent RpEk, Texas. Il
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WANrED-Posl,'on In dry goods store
resident OF Houston; can influence
trade. Address 51pS. care Post. IL
WANTED Position ea goVcrness; can
teach English branches aud music. host
O. r"fotences given. Address 1850. care
Post
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In a good family
Dy competent wnite girl VINO wishes
Sood home. wages lao object Auutvs
W al COX, Columbus, Texas.
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Id Reliable White Line Moving and
Storage are KIN moving, storing pack H.;
furniture. piaLos and safes; tine wdie-
house. rhOuc 5lN. 81
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WANTED-By man and wife. white, no
chil1ren, work on farm or ranch. man
good hand on farm. Address J3al, vure
l'NNt.
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WANrED--A position as waiter by u
white man good references. wen oX.
pericnCed. Address A. care Post IL
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FOR RENT~-To men or man aud wife.
uicc large room furnished new; Are II
desired. location central. 70S Louis
lana street. Is
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GOOD German Tirl wants a place. ~
years OF age; small salary. Address
'7ld caro- Houston Post 10
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REMOVAL Mrs. Cora bacon Foster has
taken an Office in the new Moore Bros
puruett buiidins. corner Of Fannin and
Texas RNenue. Tracts Of land of amy
sizr and any price for sale. Also some
Southern lands for exchange.
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ANTED-Situa,ion by colored woman
IN private family TO cook and do house
work Address $780, care Post Is
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AN EXPERIENCED NURSE wishes the
PATRONAGE of the city. understands the
care OF mother and infant AdlreHs
Mrs. Annie Craig, ilo St Emanuel. IL
DO fou NEED competent bookkecror.
gnon AL round office man and familiar
WITH lumber business. five years cx-
ntronct, good ref renee, II so Addre
51sS care Post IL
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A BARGAIN In FIRE woRKS--A
stock OF siio worth, " Inch were bought
10y citizens OF Beevil.e to proven, FIRE
works in the town. VIII eel at 80 per
ceit OF Cost. Address j. Nj. Carey,
Beeviile 1as
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FOR RENT-Six room cottage with mod
ern improvements; good references re-
CURED. Apply NJ Dicnstag. Al Main
street. n
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WATCHES. clocks. jewelrY, etc. sold
at sacrifice. besnnine Novemher Is.
acting thirty dnys old yoid Ani eiNsG
Prairie avenue. II
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WANTFp-A position by u mddle-agod
lazy to cook OF do nouscwork. Apply
at ali Main street, W
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STU ALTON WANTED -By a hrst grade
teacher, siN years experience. Address
Homer Pickett go poydras street New
Uflcats Ii
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PERSONS desiring to buy or sell East
ToAas truit lands cnn do 30 hN W.T. ing,
with price, terms and descriptions, 20
lnu. NJ Claiborne, Rusk 20
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CHEAP AS DIRT-Eight rooms OF nice
furniture. twu uiccAs from court nvusv.
iVNtiits Always run, must set. souliieVh
LsNsll.Nas L.NN.lI.llLkN, WV NAM nlIcCA. ~
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FOR nENT-Nlcely furnished rooms for
gentlemen only ~ 1919 Walker ave,
cor Fannin. 10
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FOR sALE-A young gentle family
horse and ColumpuS 'op buggy. Almost
new aud new harness a. a sacrifice, Syt.
Address 5,.2 care Post II
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MRS. BLACK. spiritual medium: removes
evil; untes separated gives advice on
charms, etc 20l4 Preston avenue. also
by mail. ~
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FOR SALE OR RENr--l6o acres. about
L. miles from Houston. four room housp,
stock and farming Implements, Will sell
for half cash. balance on easy terms
direct from owner Eall or address r.
Iinduw. 4lG Travis street 10
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$1,000 WILL buy two lots and seven room
house on Sabine street II applied for at
once, Joe Gargano, corner Union and
Henderson streets. 10
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MADAME AMAZE, spiritual medium gve'
adyir Is nus mss. low anu all AFFAIRS
OF life Cali aud consul' her If in trouble.
1915 Magnolia, near Jackson. ~
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SITUATION WANTBD-.To attend 70
horse ana buggy and do general house
work Apply 1915 Pierce avenue lsu-
gCnu Williams. ],
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JUST received and for sale by j. Hucker
~ Co. rooted Kittatiney & 4aw' on $
hlackberries and rooted lierbemouts
grapes Write for prices. II
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NO DEBTS will be paid contracted in my
name not signed by me. /. Il. Pitsehen
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NAN sEp-By. boy. position driving doliv-
cry wagon. No. aiSs, care Post, IL
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CHINESE RESTAURANT-Strlct for
white people and first class In every re-
spect; regular meals . cents. No 4g'
Travis street, between Preston and Prai-
RE avenues. In
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FOR sALr-Co two thousand acres of
4 g finest BRACES bottom land In Texas
cheap and easy terms. Apply L, w p,
Ar.h,r 8i7is Main street 10
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SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING grind.
lEg and polishing prices moderate ..lec-
tric supplies aud repair3, J.. L., Miller,
electric engineer. Houston. Texas. II
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STAMPING and embroidery; orders call
Cd for. Drop postal TO Mrs. LecINr,
Gable & Bramble. Second ward. 10
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WANTED-Poslt!on by good steno.
f,ai her or assistant bookkoeper. five
years experience. best OF references
otiered. Aduress 51Jo. care Post 30
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" .,AN Ely Young man ~ years OLD,
OF good bADits ana ,,pou common eduua-
uoh. hOnodauie wVik OF some KIM. Az
urees h--s, care Post ls
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HAVE REMOVED my office from Perry
building. 10 room No. ). Stern building
corner Main and Congress. Lock Nc
Daniel. 20
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WANTFn--Punlis for painting lace. en-
broidery and fancy work also dress
making ,and pan sewing work ca led
Second ward 10
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WE CAN TEACH YOU shorthand ana
,ypewr ting by mail write for circular
and particulars regarding man course.
SchoOl Nneon h,ock. U
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FOR RItNT.-Cheap. the store now occu-
pied as q crockery store, zl6 Main st.
Amply NJ. Dienstag. n
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W GOD Of all kinds gees at summer prices
NJ SIMPSONS Woodward honest meas
ure and prompt delivery. phone 20I; ask
prices on Whal you want l.,
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pRS. LOUISA BAIRD. the New ork spe-
calist treats all Diseases peculiar % la
dies, magnetic healer nome Tor ladies
during confinement. Residence M. 1lts
Preston avon Ne. u
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SUPERIOR orchestra music for recep-
tons and weddings furnished by, PRO
fessor Acxarder segalA director 81 tne .s,
Main stroet Gneenn's Mus store. u
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| WA N-rrT)- pu,,le CO., ,oi,,trv lace er-
broidcr, a,3 fancy work, also drsse
making ard pan sewing work ca led
ior ny Mrs. Lecler, Gable brambie
second ward. 10
I,,,,,, ,t,,,c,.,.,, ..s,.I -, r...,.
e.. n ~ " VI l,V,, ,nS
corner Main and Congress. Lock Nc
Daniel %
MRS. BLACK, spiritual medium; removes
evil; unites separated, gives ADVICE on
az ailalrs' ooc ahq sl.Vo Spl,t1 pr" ai a.,
HnHrIus; etc' -Vl1 ires'o" avenue al, ~
oS mail ----------------..- ~
pr.,fo1- 1trs f,or,a Asco, lroeter bos
"tattc, ~ ~, reNne ~, ~ ,ew Moor, Rros
TSrnett buiidins. corner Of Fannin ana
Texas avenue Tracts of land OF nny
si;r and any price for sale Also Some
Southern Ia nde for EXCHANGE
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MA DAME AMAZE, snlrltua' 'neoi mn
49, - Hus -, , q, a. o. ,ro,bi,s
%, M, an A'p u ul,, VI, ,. :. ia "a
100 Masho""' near '"V"So"'
HIST received and for sale bv j TIucker
~ Co, rooted I<ittatuey & Jaw on 3
hlackberries and rooted lierbemont <
grapes. Write for prices. II
.. T., -.., l., -, d..
No llt- = VII pc l,a,n COZ - p,,s'tnn
'a'''e 'o' s's 'e' ~ '''' ii
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THE Houston Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works clean for 3 cents lay for cents
per yard renovate feathers. mattresses
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FOX SALE Contents Of ten-room board
ing house two blocks from Main, do
ms good business. Apply Landlady, lW
Dralrle hNenue. Is
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FOR RENT Second and third moor OF
l05 Main street; will rent whole noora
or Offices all 10 first class condition.
Apply to Sapcr Bros. II
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10000 BILL HEADS. - XS'q, Tor si0.oO. .'J.c
for sG.00; other printing in proportion
send for prices and samples. r j. t1nck
~ Co. printers, Galveston, Texas. IL
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GERMAN Hartz mountain canaries.
male and female. European goldunches
and linents, double yellow parro,s. good
ta.kers Eerd Main. i-il Consress aNA. AZ
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needy and publishes a1vertis ments 10.
situation wanted OF twenty -nve words
OF less three times free
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FOR SALE--Cotthgc and one lot In Third
ward at a bargain. enc block from car
line. John T.. Wiley. l0iGis Congress
avenue, Houston, Texas. II
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FOR SALE--A twelve room house, fun
To- underground cisteru. four blocks of
Capitol Hotel, Tor terms call on Mrs,
Adams. 10 Louisiana street. II
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MADAM BAIRD mind reader and bust
ness medium, reveals the pest. present
and future removes evil influence. do
dencc 1905 Preston avenue. IA
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r San "'uoly returned Yesterday
(seihr .snseio, where he has teen
.thicb ne trial OF a damage case
r. h ne was Interested. and In
krNne +, Hs~ a Judgment tor $3.50.
Lal, ' ,3 sales OF cattle made In
r, na,L ns weeF We're 0uach -
Pl<a6 =, ~ h9 y. V Eailiuger Of
- 900 and l05. sound s.eers
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WASTED-A good journeyinan tailor at
once. by J. l.. Ammons. Brenbam. Tex. Is
LIFE Wanted, general
unpaid notcs. Bay State OF Massachu-
sets. organized 1851; nfiy millions in
ngor. North Texas Bank. Dallas. is
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WANT to sell one SECONDHAND wagon. one
AK horse, three mules. VIM. u.
CLEVELAND N l.,.
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MADAME L. WESTPHALS Paris mas
querade costumes and dress making
parlor. 1913 Mason Block; costumes for
rent and to order costumes for children
from wears IA
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or on prcm SEES. III
WANT to retire from business; Offer a
hrst-class newspaper and Job printing
hu tncsg at u bargain; average receipts
$50 per month this year; good and y ow-
ing town county site. don't write unless
yol have slgc0 or some good real estate,
Address &X%, care Post ~
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PrOfpssiOn H.

DIR. %. n. DAVISS-Eye. ear. nose, threat.
hin. Huildiig, rooms stS and 3s. tese-
phone 2Ss Offce hours. TO Il a. m.
10 10 8 D. m u
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FOR RENT-Flne brick building, located
In Fifth ward; splendid ocauon for gems
Il rmation apply 10 Theo. Keller. Con-
Wress and Louisiana. u
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WON HER WAY.

A Witty, Rich, Charitable and Ac-
complished Leader of Partisan
Fashion.
For twenty years the home of the Wis
countess Tredern has been one Of the
leading resorts Of fashionable Paris
ians. Previous to that time aristocratic
French people rather gave it the cold
shoulder, for the hostess was the daugh-
ter Of a mere sugar refner, Say, the
brother of Leon Say. In 1865 Mile.
Jeanne Marie Eugene Say, then in her
teens, married the Marquis de Cosse-
Brissac., son Of the Due de Brissac.
Her marriage portion was vast, but
her, reception in the Faubourg Saint
Germain was chilly: She: was tainted
with the trade and society .coul not
forget it, Once when serving tea Sto
some Of her husbands friends she
dropped some sugar on her dress. AS
she brushed the grains away with her
handkerchief the DUO de Praslin said
insolently: BE careful madame; sugar
stains" The viscountess quietly replied:
mot so much as blood" and the duke
in whose family there had been tragic
scandal, blushed and moved away.
When her husband died the marquise
passed the regulation time in mourning,
and then accepted the hand of the Wis
count de Tredern. This was in 1873,
and at once society began to fawn
where it had formerly frowned. From
that time the viscountess has been iD
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much further advanced in knowledge
Of the physical sciences than those Of
earth. 1t is therefore not unreasonable
to suppose that people who could DO
these things would build telescopes
with an object glass perhaps several
hundred feet in diameter, and sufficient
ly powerful to bring out cities, rail-
roads, streets, cultivated fields, smoke,
steamships, military parades on earth.
Who knows but that the White City
which arose on the banks of Lake
Michigan was eagerly inspected by in
habitants Of Mars, and that the daily
life of New York may not now be
under observation?
All that is known OF the physical for
nation of Mars goes to support this
theory. We have here planet closely
resembling the earth, with four sea
sons, an almost equal division of land
and water, and a warm, ruddy temper
ature, in which animal life would neces-
sarily develop if there is anything in the
teachings Of evolution. The rarefled
atmosphere Of Mars, and at any rate,
its variation from the conditions of
earth would produce a race of human
beings Of possibly much higher intel
lectual development than those of
earth.
Astronomers do not explain how man
came to be upon this earth, but say he
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Mars is coming this way with rapid
rate, and making signals to all smaller
planets to look out. Mars will be close
to the earth now in few weeks, and
every night that goes by brings the
red orb clearer and clearer into the field
Of vision Of the big telescopes which
are pointed at him. The astronomers
are telegraphing to each other from ELI
gible points about the discoveries they
are making, and scientists are wagging
their heads wisely, big with thought.
They say that We are on the eve Of
astounding discoveries, but they are re-
luctant to say what these discoveries
may be, says the New York World.
At the same time the usual pheno-
mena that manifests themselves dur
ing all times Of astronomical excite
ment are present to make the situation
complete. The astronomers are quar-
reling among themselves about what
they see.
One man has said within few weeks
that he has found that Mars has no at
mOsphere. Another scientist asserts
that the atmosphere Of Mars is so heavy
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Fountain Seen Mt Lick observatory.
port lantern of yacht at sea. 1t hung
out beyond the rim of Mars so that
nobody looking in that direction could
fail to see it. 1t almost looked as II a
big piece had first been sawed out Of
the rim Of Mars, like a slice Of mince
pie. and that this had then been stuck
out beyond the edge. =.
At the same time it has been discov,
cred that the three strange lights seen
on Mars have disappeared for the time
being. But they are being watched for.
These lights are believed to have been
a part Of the signal system. They were
in triangle. One astronomer has ask
ed the absurd question: ''How could
they he in anything else but trian-
gle?' This has no bearing on the ques-
ton. Three strange lights in trian-
gle do not appear on the surface of a.
big planet so as to be seen many mil
lions of miles away, unless they were
put there. Forest fires was offered as
one explanation OF the lights, and as
tronomers, ignoring the fact that some
Of them had said there was no atmos-
,phere on Mars, said the lights were
caused by cloud refractions,, although
how Il cloud could retract when there
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Nick Seen by Lowell, July. 10, 1904.
that it falls to the ground with dull
thud, and that the people who live
there have lungs Of an entirely different
make from those used on earth. Prof
Holden, of the Lick Observatory, pro-
ceeds to say, that If Mars has an at
mosphere," thereby proving that he is
taking conservative course, and pre-
pared to win either way when the
point is finally settled.
some very strange and mysterious
things that are going on on Mars, and
that things are appearing there which
are to be found IN none other Of the
heavenly bodies. It is these things
which, taken together form the basis
for the assertion that Mars is inhabit-
ed by a highly civilized race of people
who are making every effort to open
up communication with the residents
Of earth. The phenomena are to be &C
counted for in no other way. What,
for instance, would you think Of
planet that shows a well-developed
nick in it's terminator, as seen by Low
ell, at Flagstaff, on July 10, of this
year, and which only nine days later
throws out a big projection as seen by
the noted astronomer Javelle? Mr. ia
velle was so astonished by what he
saw two nights in succession that h
sent out kilograms which are now the
talk Of the astronomical world.
The projection seen by him looked
like the arm Of semaphore thrown out
against the dark background of the
sky, as If to say: "Look at me!'
B t-glowed with ruddy light like the