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francs more and perhaps 10000 francs.
He is a sample of the kind of men, and
their name is legion, who contribute
$5,000,000 profit every year to the
Monte Carlo establishment.
The prince of Monaco is a clever man
and possesses some estimable quail
ties. The regular population of his
domain is $1,000, but not one of these
has ever wagered a single franc in the
gam bling house. There is strict law
which prohibits any of the princes sub
jects from gam bling, and if any of them
violated it they would have to suffer
and the bank would pay heavy fine.
The evil o. gambling is serious thing
in the eyes of the prince when it re-
lates to his own affairs, but with the
foreigners it is quite different mat
ter.
There is lot OF rot written annu-
ally about this place. For instance. it
is common thing to hear Of the thou
sand francs which ere spent to hush
up the Paris newspapers when some
prince, or lordliug, has committed
suicide because of mis- losses at Monte
Carlo. As matter of fact, suicides
! are very scarce there Then again, it is
said all these newspapers are at the
| beck and call of the prince, and will
print whatever ne wants. 1t is true
that the establishment annually spends
; vast sum on the newspapers, S00,0OO
francs being set aside for "the press"
This money is spent, not to suppress
legitimate news, but to head off the
publication of ruinOus fakes.
Stories of imaginary suicides, horri-
BILE scandals and dreadful crimes are
often printed by the papers which do
not get share of the 100000 francs,
and these stories all try t. show that
Monte Carlo wgs the cause Of all the
trouble. This. of course, is hurtful to
the bank, and it pays literally to be
let alone II is a pretty certain sign
when French paper keeps barking at
the bank that it wants to be placed on
the pay roll. That is where the aver
age French and American newspapers
differ widely.
The population of Monaco, La Con-
damine and Monte Carlo, the three lit
tie towns which make up the midget
principality, have a delightful exist
ence, surrounded by every convenience
and comfort, practically without any
expense to them for the bank pays all.
They have n politics; no newspaper is
WIiliil lht OhOJ
are never bothered to hold so much as
a ward meeting. Their small territory
is traversed by some of the finest roads
in the world, Oh which none of them
are Obliged to spend sixpence.
Their public ways and means and
their private life are protected by al
admirable body of police, maintained
without any taxation upon them. They
are supplied with excellent water by
water works which have never cost
them penny, nor are they even put
to the expense Of keeping up the ad
mirable illumination of the public
places and streets which at night gives
fairy-like aspect to the whole panc-
rsma of the three towns, which stretch
from cliff to cliff in semi-circle of
picturesque grandeur along the lofty
shores of their beautiful bay.
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CRISIS IN THE ARMY

The Crisis in the Salvation Army is
thus treated in the Outlook, and it
seems very vigorous and just treat
ment Of the matter:
"Ihe Army as organized and Oper-
ated in Great Britain is as narrow and
nndemocratic as the Society of Jesuits.
1t presumes to dictate i'll regard to
the mlnutest affairs of the daily lives
of those who enlist in It's service. 1t
has little if any place for individuality
and the direct leadership of the spirit
of God. 1t is not adapted to Ameri-
can society or American ideas. in-
deed, 1t is an open secret that in Eng
land it has not been making much if
any progress during the last two or
three years. Its methods are opposed
to the spirit of the times. Commander
and Mrs. Booth discern these elements
of weakness, and in large and liberal
way have attempted to adjust ali that
was essential in the Army idea to the
peculiar conditions of American life.
That they were splendidly successful
every one knows. Before their admin
istrstion the Army had been failure
in this country. Its success hes been
almost entirely due to their clearness
OF vision and generous sympathies.
They have made it one of the
most effective forces for righteous
ness on the American continent
Their success and their liberal
Interpretation of the rules cf the army
have not pleased those who believe in
the letter more than the spirit. The
result has been that small faction iu
this country, inspired from the Lon
don Office, have hindered the work in
many ways, and taken the steps which
at last have eliminated in the present
crisis. Under the circumstances, Com
mander and Mrs. Booth have pursued
the only possible course. As believers
in individuality and the leadership of
the Spirit of God, they cannot put
themselves again under the oictation
of the London authorities. AS loyal,
though naturalized, American citizens
they love the United States, and be-
lieve that they cau do a batter work
for God and humanity here than else
where. They have therefore decided to
continue in this country, and to work
in the future as Providence shall open
the way. We do not think that this
crisis in the army is to be deplored. 1t
ought to have come sooner. The future
success of the organization depends on
the willingness of its leaders to learn
the lesson that it can prosper only as
it adjusts itsslf to the circumstances
in which it is placed.
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the hordes of wealthy visitors who
swoop down to the lovely Riviera to
escape the bleak winds of that most
unkind month seldom leave without
contributing something to the Golfers
of the bank
Next to San Marino, the tiniest re-
public in the world. the province of
Monaco is entitled to the honor of be-
ing the second smallest, but it is
thousand times more famous. The
little tract of land of five and three
quarters square miles, not as big as
the front yards of some Of the great
Texas ranchers, and with miniature
army of 126 men. is the center of more
gold than the greatest bonanza mine
ever discovered. 1t is only nine miles
from here, but those who visit the
Riviera solely for the pleasure of play
prefer to stop at some of the hotels
aboundipg in the tiny dominion of the
Prince of Monaco
Each year the gambling house gives
big sums for yacht racing prizes. To
win one of these the cleverest and rich
~ yachtsmen in Europe fit out their
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1t is clever bait to set before the
world. and more gold pours in as
result.
Much as has been said against Monte
Carlo and the ey il has worked 1t
has few things in its favor. however,
which are genera lily lost sight of. The
first of these is that every player,
whether he be prince or pauper must
play with cash. When his cash is ex-
hausted he must stop. No cradit is
given, an O U is unknown, and note
indorsed by Rothschild would be po-
litely refused
The uninitisted. perhaps, can see
nothing commendatory in that. But
just look into it moment. The man
or woman seizsd with the gambling fe-
yer aud venturing into stock ex-
change can get credit, give notes, mort
gage property and do anything until
his or her fortune is entirely con-
sumed. In this kind of gambling there
is no limit to what the player may risk.
But when the player is confined to
cash, as at Monte Carlo. there is hard
and fast limit. Few persons go there
with their entire fortunes in cash,
otherwise rich man might 80 there
and leave pauper. How many for
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AnaIysis of Accidents

The remark attributed to John
Bright, that railway carriage is about
the safest place in the world, occurs to
ones mind on reading, in the registrar
generals annual returns, just pub
lished, that whilst there we're 824 deaths
attributed to railways in 1894, there
were no fewer than 1854 ascribed to
"vehicles other than railway" In de-
tail we find 253 deaths caused by vans
and wagons and 372 Dy carts. In sddi-
ton 243 deaths are entered as due to
horses" Drowning accounts for 2172
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MONACO'S FASC|AAT|0NS
Busy Days for the Worlds
Greatest Gambling Resort
SOME OF ITS SECRETS
Fortunes Favorites and Fate's Vic.
tins
The Riviera Yachting Season 1eans Untold
Coli for Its Strong Boaes-An Old
Prince

NICE, Feb. 25-The hsloyen days of
Monte Carlo, the bsst managed gamo-
ling house the world over, are at hand
March is always the best mouth in the
year for the owners and stockholders
Of this wonderful gambling place, as
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Outdoor Riding School

Archie Brown. the well-known teacher of
the intricacies of cycling so long with the
Pavilion cyclery, has joined forces with l..
r. Cram d Co., 433 South Spring. The
firm has fine outdoor riding school, and
Mr.. Brown is one of the best teachers in
the city.
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tunes this rule has protected it is diff
cult to estimate. A player cleaned out
of his cash may leave with the inten-
ton OF going away to convert his prop.
erty into cash ans return as speedily
as possible. Some of them do this, but
with great many common eense takes
the place of the gambling fever before
they are many miles distant from the
play room.
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racers and sail down to the Mediterra-
mean. Royalty, the nobility and all the
otfshoots of aristocratic Europe take
part in these races, and thousands
come to mingle in the gay crowd. This
year the managers of the game have
appropriated $4,000 for yacht and
pigeon shoot prizes. Il they do not get
It back again one thousand times over
4 WNl b regarded as failure.
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EN9t tt-NJ--TSo i0n,ns pF1.Ts ard
rih r., trru,shed for h&jt hc.s e'stsnlng
D. tn. k1s ana ecrt-shG cfiNNrc Gl
t iQfa between Tnal4 and y a s1e
So .ts 20
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Isslf qf Exchaf4e

3sltf-ff 4 hftT -
8sss ~ s'spls WITH sfses vi
t0Ntts $50 fcd- rr,.s,,,
{, oufje,.' Ai i1fr hs~o III n
H. ty,l n roal ni.r,n 1''''4 y
M fArflson Texs,,.
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i'hNldNtNfi WEALTH compels mo 10
e'-''k p location IN Southern mr. ,vc-.a,r
rSaf, wan 10 hear from nnwspsrar
peorle " me- rant an editor or good no,.s-
parer WI Address T x tasar
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FOR FAiE-On. farm ~ isa scrra reft
Of which Is IN city imits % inakun,
Texas has 5000 hous. and nae reil on
the land ior psrtcpiare apply +. Js
kubik, Hallettsville. TssAs. -
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Special Notice,

NOTICE The hoard - pharmacy ~ M
Eleventh iUifsial ibsfrf W IL H,esf Jay
T. isaE ~ 40 Main strrrf, ~ examine
applications for rssistes'inn. \. r. Klfs.
iing. registrar. s-lS
NOTICE - hcrehv .ziven that thu ANIMAL
meeting AZ stockhniirrE and board 81 ~
frctarE 81 the Galveston HerrisonrR ard
fan NntontS Railway rotnf~uy ~ll re
held a. no Office - SAID company IN re
city ot Hopston Fssas. 9u FIrsdnN LAZY
: lses, NJ u o'rl1cn = m Il st.st.N
S>uf~tarv ~
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For HfNT--Sto so II, Main strcti
Mason blcct; anpiv & ~ Barrett al ~
Main. Posse sion given b; once.
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PDStTloN wanief, az h7usokeopor nv a
iiiiiNlh-aE q lazy. 40 children IN mo
Gus e country can give references If
,seo'a' Aadress Mrs. Il. W, This Of
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siTpAIfoN " NTET- Ey man and VIZ
iWfitel NON Is good cook and man lie
fnpd coech1 an understands care OF
iaMeiA o. "a dtn Address 1917, this OF
t'N. .
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res"'lii@e al ite board u grectsrs.
,,rtiss "a b4fehg nigeb tnnr ~ tns sc-
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FOR RENT saven room house. Ills cal
houn s'rea;. ten room house. AZ La
street.
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W NTEi'-~iBy n young man 10 oifcn1
hnIse, nuFey, and water around private
IamiN, three ears experience. Address
fi-N. i0i- Cfntc.
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ands hofs aud cows. Address r
go, Carhol House. corner Capitol ana
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III N'lw-;i50 4, Il.
i IT. 's.,.. u - llraHrh, g
NJ Js,tees,, rrei rsfx,s +
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WANTED Sl1iiATiON-Ae cook WALTZ
'oilI thir ON
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/ : Gi-Nf II eighteen years expert.
; enc inriVal o, super'n,cndep, de-
a'ifs t'sd'pt; holds ftsi-riass testi-
inoi'r' 800 haraclnr, scholarship and
rther rnfut as an educator Adj
dress = iatr box s, Eign. Texas. I
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SiTI W NrED by a Young COL
ored 10 Ngrh mornings and even
'Nss 90 sa6oo lays and attend school
spHf rr'cita Allrcss lu(6 san
telLln ~
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WANTED a situation as sienoeronbs-
b, q ifai grad late hes, of references
rlven. lctAsS 1917 Preston, corner
raw ~ 20
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WE, ARE NOT hlrtsd or damaged by Are
but on account OF hard ilntna ! VIII
sell life insurance nj half prlce Al
drass Fred " l'oA. * am building -
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cottage or H-roorn house the Lone Star
Line hes more than lsd 10 chose lfnm
Corner Man and Texas avenue Phone
FOR RENT Elegant cottage 9Sn2 Meas
street. with ons acre ground pa room
aud water connections complete poe.
a.ssiUn juiy l. Garrett Hacdeastt wJi5
Congresr avenue. -
FOR RENT Two nice cottage " Eitth
ward one corner Hardy ana Marion
streets, one neer atty limits. wSh stAbl5.
etc. Garrett Hardcnstle. si5,s Conisrcs
avenue. 81
FOR nDNT--rIcuso seven rooms Ne l1'3
walker avenue; modern improvement
Inquire larier. Kirby e MARTA ,r,l c.
Stafford
T0R BsNr- Cos .aEe I've rocus 70 .ami
fres.on aeenue Apely J G. -iarosA !
FOR nrfsT IN Thiss ward. ness w
story eiN-rDom 1GAFe ~..h Dii r,odern
conven'gnees; also hos servant room
FOR n1NT--A neat new cottage tvo
blocks from the NsrfsL hoHsc ~ ira
rooms y all tuuEtulenraa ilH Nraw
street Apply TO Ar v fmss f
FOR P1'ET--The new ShFec-alofc oiJT5l
a.ilid'na, nelrdins celia on corner 81
tcinishen for Mrs. rtiestef APPS ~
aos.sn 81
f9V RisN r fYve room c,sfaFs. rcnilln-
y Nnpie. latn room and sener ',n.
lians alsg fcui room cptiaFe ana
Al3 Nfilv 30 Dallas arefne.
El}t itENT-Tyo MONS. psn.Tg and
rih ~ turrshed for h&jt hcps eScs0,ng
u I'm. eos ana -rrt-stf cfiUNrc va
tofa. b=lw.rn Tnaa4 ard y 10
F,Ye sENT- Nicely fUrui hra Yeoms Mia
hefn .xpcsure; Ai>n !, autfs g 're0
losrs fpg hght housekeeping neth r@T-
lsfes ucudei Enquire at 1915 pfe N
yp+5 r-srxg- et -,.-----..;---- q, ,--,F.s
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For Sale.

FOR SALE High graded Jersev COW
ittsh In milk. giving three and pir' half
Saloons per day; 'lr hest family s,w IL
'ho city. Inquire ut as l.ahianch srNei,
between Preston and Prairie. %
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~ Z hi uperniendent wants situation
~ 'As' m. competent 10 take
on 81 GOOD references Address
~. ~ % endont. this office. 30
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A., mos, comrlefr finrk ni hilk ne -
~, "a" state So ofter ,his sos 'ia'lgsf
a Yoltow yn,n siipa 81 ibpef z" mite.
@esa ior. sorghum 60 ttnl' to- Xxx
ha4ksiY If every dc.fiip."n ,iisn
ard roiail IN fheiilp ANen''' '@"''"
1c,as
'TIj1gls WANTING 10 hwy OF .fil lu,uen
,,,,e .hnoii cali OF ih' Arss fNf"'"
,'nmranr rs 1fa,ih su"e'
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Situation Wanted.

* - ----------------------------.-
Situation Wanted.
VIZ II i.Aisf wishes a position AS COOK
w r~t" family, willing 10 assis,
~ liE' houscwork. country or city nv,
,otsi.ss avenue Houston rexns :
NANTEi'~i,y a young man to attend
nnisc, nursy, and wa,ier around private
i'lnNN, three ears experience. AdGr.s :
srrpAltoN " s NTEI'- Ry man aud WI
'Niiitel ~c'r is good cook and man lie
fppd coec'i1s an, understands care OF
Lowers OF "a dtu. Address 1917, this OF
| tee.
wAHTET1 siTIIATTON As cook walter
| .' cniriman 81 private fam iy. Address
~ .9il- IN. On :
fptNg AN, . wears Of age. a
lossIen q sm,og Or house work IA
! nhcIhNtNG HEAI'TH comreI- mo 10
er''h inaiion IN Southern or Western
esaH' wan 10 hear from newsp
| feorle wit ant an editor or gooi ncn.s-
| petei VIII Address r. A. rasan.
~ ~ sai ton rs yardman. under.
,,,Ains nel aud cows Address r
go, ta1foi lipnst. corner CAPITOL ana
-
I POSITION wan,es a. h5usckeopor nv a
nlilNlf-a& lazy no children IN Tho
w COUNTRY can give references If
! ieed'd. Address Mrs. II. W, This Of,
. WANTED situation as s,cnoeronbs-
1 p, q ifai .srad bes, of references
( flNen. siciAsS 1911 Preston, corner
,.Ea"l 20
+ MI Niifi 'uperiniendent wants situation
~ PA m. competent 10 take
rF's.i sc GOOD references Address
ftI am mt lie ma tA
/ : T-Af + eighteen years expert.
enc lnni Al OF superintendent, de-
a'isa '6,tpN, holds itsi-riass testi-
inet'7' 800 hlractnr, scholarship and
rther lpineut as an educator Ad-
a-rss = aig COX 8 Eigin. Texas I
! SIT = W a N-rED by a Young col.
! ortd ul 10 Ngrk mornings and even
I iNSa 90 sabnri lays and attend school.
I 500 go eita Aires lUQ6, san
/ ~ ANIf Ifsi'ion III or out OF HDustou
{ 10y AZ ~ "a Rfennerspher and Office
MAJ; iercnceS salary reasonable.
| Aatrt u mis- office. 30
| 5 colt i WOMAN wishes A SITUATION
| 80 tpn Apply to Mary Williams, No
~ isut r,et. -
/ W ef.ibi nppetcni stencgrapher and
uilfff ~ n liirs posi- pu. VIII work
1 iPi INC sr aalary, good references
h5frss IS. lis ofiice. 80
. NANib, ey marrru ,ra, work ot
arf kiri an got to do sober and
Hu0e ~. - isTl S,eire,t street. 50
rosfrl y rEn-ro assist in zen
eta ~ issc by unucumbered mid
die az ~nl Address 1870. this Of
9lls p, Is years Old wislies sIIa-
tor III. or Will work In business
h7u as good education. capable al
.n0n TO business. Address 1894. this
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Lost Found. Stray. s.olsn.


lost on enndsV ~ ~ ard q ~ frfte
from finissafor. young nan escFeesfs
bic parasoi fpr orS fine nls p1FiAoi ~
raisf,ee pifal-e return ;. a. SIC S1n 81
mo -,rA,s ~
s. REV \ EIb Gf0i@r nF Ffrat -. sorrel
bar-e. tsn Drardrd Ar connected sil.'if
hsaF ixnt hirI hoar ~ WoodnesG.
Mason b'alfAns mr. iiarfshnrs foad "
s. REV ARD far git hAF hnrre Win
hee.y black TAI inI fsen@ NTH fzftia
scar on Vi,htts. Tors wood and v Hoy
atrtafs 81
Lost Ret@e@n Aikermsyer store ard
iil5 Hasn rI3r -0fd sce facicg IN ctfe
e.irsrr ,.,st,rr. 10 irls rtgrs %
n RAY Ed ar STOLEN Orc black mare
m,le ~ Ia MA hiHt hranaed + ur. 81 10
dao. ~ sl7esi-rr 'sr ~ iefi sar split,
. srifaain resarf flf rcflrn 70 "
T.roeeker, First 7srG
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FOR RENT--if you wan three .roona
cottage or H-roorn house the Lone Star
Line has more than lsd Ia chose from
Corner Man and Texas avenue Phone
t2s 81
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FOR rrST IN ThifS ward ness trA-
story, ~iXrOoni lGAFe w..h 1ii MODERN
corvrn'nnces; also has servant fodu
alr stalle Apply fsld Lama avnru, Il
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NilfE lazy Wishes a position as coor
~ PEI" family, willing 10 ASS,
~ l'E' houscwork country or city yius
- GO avenue. Houston Texns 2
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W Af.iHi Competent stenographer and
uinff % irrs posi- iun. VIII work
iPi INC $40 salary, good references
hddrss IS nis ofiire 80
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WANTt. sy marrlru iua, work OF
ar kiri ~ sn get to do. sober and
Hune .4 - l,Gl Sterre,t street 50
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FOR sALN- Encyolop.dia IN InuNl1.
rheun FOR cash Wri1a tor pariIcuiir
10 r. o. Box No. - Ecaumon Taxa
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FOR RENT Two nice cottages " Vi.th
ward one corner Hardy and N.flcn
streets, one neer nlty limits, wNh stAbl5.
etc. Garrett Hardenstle. si5,s Congrcrs
avenue 81
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ibiili rEn-To assist IN zen
sial ~ by nnncuinbered mid
de A4 ~Nl Address ,i,D. this Of
lice m
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.snp CASH md 81, nor month will buy
an elegant ngc-foum coit1Ho 10 yhiTi
ward THIS Is j. Rleflai pRra9NH. Gan
q, onr. WILLIAM Mankef, ain Man
street. Room :. %
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THE BOSTON FURNITURE COM
FANY We buy ard scll ssconi hand
furniture and an other hpusehplo good
SOS Prairie ayeuue. \. cnmcr ascri
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FOR RENT Elegant cottage sSn2 Meas
street. with oaa 0cre ground he room
and water connections complete poe
aessien jniy l. Garrett Hardeastie eiti
COM resr avenue. 20
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DIN ~ Is years old wishes ss,ia-
tor ~. or Will work In husiness
h7u as good education. capable al
.n0n TO business. Address 1894. this
pfu.r 50
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FOR RFNr--Seven room house Ills cal
.,nun stree, ten rom house. ale In
Branch strecr all modern couNenlsnces,
rents reason ahlc Apply 10 isr R3nnc..
street.
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FOR RENT sly residence cafpctsd lsl',
Dallas avenue Inquire Hen MofI's. a.
D. r Mofris' ifafGW lra 60. 81
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= y AZ - y \ fVe Nl1.II N
1Hicf 4 o. square 'eri sac
ifllkE, t91es all FirdS wer -.
fic hssled ana s'hrsi = ea tln
rates telephone 20. rece1 &
FOX REhT--s ST rshollse ara slff--t rs
iret rs attached tui'Stin 4uf a14
snd bastqirg nolse Apps J y, .Siass SIN
1891 lioar-pe avenue n
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FOR nBNT-fIcuso seven rooms No ia'3
walker avenue; modern Improvement Ii.
Inquire l.arier. Kirby e Martlr ,r,l c.
Stafford