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.-vII@RToN TOPICS.

Wharton, Texas. September 4.-The
committee appointed by the Wharton
BAPTIST Sunday school to draft resolu-
tons of thanks 10 the railroad company
for the excursion to Port Lavaca on Fri
day, the 2S,h inst, submitted the follow
ing:
We offer these, our sincere thanks. for
the'r Kindness in giving us an opportunity
az spending a few hours on the coast in
tne enjoyment OF the delightful gulf
breeze, pleasant sails on the bay. surf
bathing, cic.
u was day long to be remembered by
the memhers of thu Sabbath schools with
Ie-unsS ~ hratitude 20 those whom we
are ,"denle' for so much pleasure.
We request he publication Of ,he above
~ M NharIon .;ar, the Spectator The
houston Post and the Galveston News.
Nellie Stevens,
Eula Philips
NJ, ~ Committee
MT. Tom Holland, that genial nrtnCe ~
ton III mar
lotal cotton shipments up to dote lo,l
against 100 this time last year. ''''
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ZEE AND FREEMAN

|
The crime for which SIas Lee ana tJicls-
man freeman wore executed was what
mas become in criminal annals known ~
the Shahty BoAr murder, one of the
oleoulvst aud most atrocious ever record
ed.
ol sunday morning of November q.
lNa' VIII 'e Tim Carrier IL farmer living
~ .n' lndlah Territory. about three niles
- 81" nilnlr CIV Texas was hunting in
, ,,VH lNfr bottom he came unon boat
1,uicio'td TO the bank OF the Indian Ter
rltory side. Everything around II was
a. sun as IN" grave. He started to 20
aboard TO investigate when n uog on
rhr INSIDE began To bark furiously ard
refused to let him enter 'rhe door was
c'osel but through the open window he
sirisorin, ~ iorins OF four persons. a
H,,h,ni'S strneh told too plainly that the
ihnatca of the cabin were dead Carrier
.Eislened to Arthur Ci.y and informed
party went down aud found can zen; s
Nthtement only 100 true. They decided
i No., 10 disturb the bodies aud returned TO
HH,,lls OF tlls city Of their shastA ind.
Hiionuay inotnlnE Deputies Chancellor and
lisfner we're DISPATCHED to the scene with
could pertaining to the AFFAIR. listen TO
every one, hut 10 confde n no one lie
lold them not Ia KIN The dog but to cap
boat accompanied hy a large number Of
cltlkcns trGm Arthur city. The dog was
over rs dead companions. she would not
allow them TO enter and refused to make
friends with them. She alternately
stood on the body OF her dead Master and
mould N9at ih men look at bis face and whine
f'rong men, Injured TO the most tragic
a., pos ard brought tears to their cyrs.
.N'''l huch mhheuNcring she was cap
lur"d and the officers entered the boat
shocking sight met their gaze. Three
men. the Oldest about 20 years oi ,gc.
another about 20, It third about - ana a
boy about Il, We're lying side by side. They
had been dead for some time and tho
BOD eS Wcrc In an advanced stage of
de imposition. The hoy's head had been
partially eaten away by aome animal,
bullet holes In their heads showed con-
clusiNeN That they had nccn murdered. 4
pnllet Win the head iowagi that on which
they were lying Indicated that the boat
had hN,n occupied by others. There were
some PROV, Sions on the boat, some wear
.ng apparel, an old-fashiourd mQskot. a
grip conta ning harness. making tools and
other articles
Inquiry developed tlpc fact that about
or,o3er J lS'5 two mon, pa T. cnnady
ana II Maddox, appeared Vt RagsdAlc,
FRnnin county Texas. whore Canady
bought q shanty boat from a man hy the
name Of Clifton. Canady and Maddox pur-
chased M outilt and started Tor time
AZ the mouth OF Blue river on the Ter.
rnory side, whore they tishcd, trapped.
huntcd nnd gnmhlcd. From IN sre they
dropped - the mouth OF Roggy. two or
ihrcc miles from the town Of Chicuta
INNls, whore they aga,u stopped ON the
territory Stic aud remarked there about
thice weeks, while at that place "a num-
Der OF mon visited the boat AMI played
cards with thcm. Maddox was the sport
NIX man vt tho ortfit ard, at times dis
played considerable GUMS OF money. IiicS-
seen on tho boat gambling VITA Maddox
anu II WAS known that he won winches-
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The LONESOME HARDYITES.
Efforts to Fuse With Republicans
and Pops Unsuccessful.
VIEWED WITH SUSPICION AND ALARM
Too Many Conflicting Interests To he
Amaigamaied--J. II. II. Dennis
Nominated for F1onter.

Austin. Texas. September 4.--What.there
Is left of the Hardy crowd In this city
held a meeting yesterday evening for the
purpose of deciding whether It would fuse
with the popuis, and republican 'hooence
men and aid them in the formation oil
congressional district and county COM
binaiion ticket.
After considerable discussion 1t was
decided that it was best 10 have nothing
to do with local fusion schemes. but after
some of the enti-fusionlsts had left the
meeting a committee OF three was APP
pointed for the purpose of consulting with
and IL possible arriving at some under
standing with other antl-dcmocretic Gle.
mcnts upon nominations for state senator
and district attorney.
Said committee met last night with the
republican and populist fusion committees
and there was three hours executive
session which practically amounted TO
nothing. The trouble is that although
there are plenty OF wouli-be candida tee
for all the offices in sight. there are no
winners available. So far as the Hardy
ties are concerned, IL must be said In
justice to them that they are not much
taken with the idea Of chipping in with
the rather mixed aggregation of faded po-
litlcal talent which has been cndeavors
ing to convince hem that they would I've
justified In taking stock In a pooling OF
Issues in county matters.
VIM. Won Rosenhcrg IT.. who has been
credited With an ambition to figure as
candidate for county Judge on the pro-
posed combination ticket Is about the
only tiardyite who can see beauty In an
alliance with the pops and republicans.
but as he has succcpied In after a fashion
committing his crowd 10 fusion on state
senator and district attorney " is pre-
suned that he will abandon the chase nj
ter the county jndgcship now ana de
velop into candidate for distri-. Ut
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BEAUMONT ORGANIZING.

beaumont, Texas. September THE fol-
loving was being circulated and numer-
opsly signed his afternoon;
W." thc Undersigned. agree to form our-
solves into democratic cluh of Beau-
mont. Texas, the object aud aim Of which
IS 10 aintatn invlolate the funlamen al
principles of democracy as taught ID,
Thomas Jefferson tud 20 cooperate WIN
thc veg tar organization OF the democratic
party in our e4IWori ~. BRYAN and SrNiIi
ipr president ami vice 10y" -idcut oI tho
niiri States and in support Of the demo
cratic ticket In Texas headed by lion. {.
\. Eulber.on
As II WIN 80 Impossible to AFFORD every
d'mccrat an opportunity 10 sign tn, nhoN %
The Post correspondent has been request -
ed "a announce that there Viii bc q meet
INK a. me opera house tomorrow night
ri ~hith 'i'uc ard place me clnh VIII toe
permanently ors rl2rd. An voters with
Guy F.-tri 20 past party ainiation. who
intend voting Tor thc National and state
foinoerat. ~ kef tn the coming election
pate.
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corrus chrsn, re1as. September al,
GArE clrY GIrARns

orange, Texas, September THE No ~
1Iii'ay company recently organized a.,
this place held another meeting last nteht
1iovted constitution AMI by-iaws ana
selected name-Gate city Guards. Tho
election of military officers resulted ms
follows; captain, A Il. Sholars: nrst
hcuicnani. Or; j, d. Hutler. second lieu
L, ant +. NJ. Pond. first sergeant, ". ".
Bland; chaplain, Rev. w. j. Sechr, 81 :
'urseor, llr. H. T.. Seastrunk. Thirty
I'VE naTnh"rs have hoen admitted into the
company and care will bo exercised In
completing lho roster
fhc county commissioners held n called
ma ting to-day n the reQv-,st of tho cnun-
= Judge. The permanent school FUND o.
orange county has S30D To invest, and
TINS was the object OF the meeting today.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Bryan, Texas, September i.-Hon. II. O.
Mills has made an appointment to speak
AT bryan on the 18th instant.
Calvert. Texas. September 4.-fIon. II.
l. henrN VIII speak IN Calvert September
= instead OF NE 26th as was announced In
ycsterlays Post.
Bastrop. Texas, September l.-Maior j.
u. savers LEFT this evening for Caldwell
'ounty 10 Resume his canvass, after hay
MS hcrn confined at home on account of
sickness for seveMi days.
Clehurne. Texas. September al. W.
i'Hiley has changed the 'iGt. Of his Cir-
nOruv appointment to the i4th Of Srptom-
Der. he date OF the next regular meeting
OF The Bryan and Sewail club.
Goldthwaite, TeXas, September i.--Judge
ARMSTRONG OF For; Worth aud &. II
Jenkins. popullst nominee fer congress for
taiS district, spoke at the court hlusc
Monday night to quite a lnr-e auliDnce.
Mr. Dawes, popMist nominee Tor state
teriay evening
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was better to settle the question row
tnstead of having four more years OF agi.
tation. His speech was frequently ana
loudly applaude'i and highly coinmcrdei'
Before the meeting adj Journcd the fol-
lowing resolution was UNANIMOUSLY
adopted.
BE it resolved by the members IL this
club in meeting assembled. That the
Nueces county delegates TO the congress
sional convention TO convene IA this Guy
on Thursday, September 10 I've aud sre
means to secure the nontHaiion ct Hon.
Rudolph klcberg, upon 4 platform thit
favors unequivocally the free AMI unlim-
tied coinage or silver at tho ratio of 10
ia
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NO nrnn1-At rnI,s1.Nr

QninAna. Texas September ,.-rhe
meeting OF tho county democrats oyecu-
tive committee at Angleton yostora1, for
Ne p0lposse u ele~ilrg a county chair
nnan 10 i"i tho place of @ b Harris.
tended. only the following SIX urrrlnrts
ih,elns represented VoAsca. r T. nomfh,
u, ,|hinitna, hdw!a Waller. ChrnanEo,
tWotge Muus1u Oyster Crock Ho-ara
keHy, FerIN's Landing. Charles Herry.
Snsleiou l@ye Jomison. There being
OF the fourteen precincts represent
20 would not be considered as reprcsDri1-
I'VE 80 another meeting viii be called
irr nur4ItNt September Il, AZ o'ctoc X
ID me CITY ~ AnElDtnn y
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of then, and hur,,.
Gavin this morning on ! az ~, y's Il
corpus. The charge was based -
~ H., ~ u walcn by Thomas Liz
..,',a ~ MA Iona; me gaici wi
.iisp, a,o,h Vt LuRes house dz3I
,,'' anu winter ADMITTED AaAi
i" -, NE ppSsess,h. put 'hss
| 49, M, fy"nt III lnc roaa IN Y
' ,,,.no, ,, NV. auoIney TOT ne tI
80, =" 'iin' ane 'ssn nohy W ~
c e 70 Soihec' winter vta q
a.i hshsu tnat ne ne released Y;
niaN. vas utiieu anu Inc lsESi
Till ,iiii ''ur', 70 lhil'
.r uVlcnlhn' IN nut 10 yeeh "
- w Ns.t from uaut. NO.
ulVt.'e ll'dr alta Iona, wnsn ne u
'"V'e Was Committed.
QUESTION OF FEES
There was an Interesting Castss n
tine commissioners court today u I'm
ter of the fees oil Assessor Nlcass
MiHor yesterday presented az rsS
Mr., Nichols in favor oil Weeks AArS
& CO.. for the warrant, and at ~ d
NJ r,r1,no rsrraseot,r, n, w.
ME- ''''i''e' rep'eee"'ins M
protested against RECOGNIZING u
Today MIR. Minor again presented Y
der and Mr.. Jerdone renewed ~ rv
upon the ground nat Al the ss,S Sn y. ~
olfirlal could moi assign his r., n
be earned, that 1t was asaiHs
policy. MIR. Minor replied tnn
dcrs for the warrants dated ny
1893. to December, 1875, Weeks wv NV
X Co. would IN any even. y 80
warrants for the .i fees esTfs 4 % Gsss
rerely ng , sue" vas sss'S 4 seus,sd At "A
obic ~ ~,rth bv the court and The iis'
and was finally referred 70 the e'U-'
torncy and finance COMMITS
THE THEATER
rho s.,sor Mt the opera hors ~.
,o,,' "I n,,,n roseph Hart In u. Ars'a
tong" WIN JOSEF" 81, poys r /, N
comedy OIL y VA, ~, ,,r nav n
good audience and the ssaso,ll ~ nv
TO have opened aa s.N ~ n an III
Dave Weiss ap l', ser ~ = hy,sh,y pr,ss1
s n,so S The next attraction VII
Tirht's Frolic" on THURSDAY e's1a
next week,
COTTON SEED cLEASEH
mule If cotton seed which " J,
"A sdl''i''e u es ss,ns invented ty \
cle"'''' ~ ., sxhb,tei q ~
orleans M, ,.,,h 4"dsy II csuld s'.'cy
ton eXchahgs r ,,,Ica, cleaned sssd u
told rom ~ ,r cn'i the machine can BE- ~
is STATED a., tn a. s"s Wins.
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about tcD men. Mr. Lano made strong
argument In behalf OF the democratic
National aud S;atr tickets. He hit The
wou,d-t. national democrats some hard
licks and poured hot sho, into the pcpu-
liz, party. His remarks werc frequently
npplaniet. lie strengthened the faith of
the wcak-k KIN eed democrats and made some
converts from other parties
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GEORGETOWN 1TrMs

georgetown, Texas, September i.-pren.
nr"'iohs are being made for the resump-
non OF work at the Georgetown oil mil,
, Mn"se ihVilLues nave been greatly in
pump. "'"'"ulc
M8chincy has been ordered for n nom,
"t room corn factory to be located here
lHJ financial agent of the Southvest
crh University says that as soon ns
10" more thousand dollars are reaIigor
On me pledges given the building rnnd
That work will begin. 'und
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CuLBERsoN AT WACO.

Waco, Texas. September 4.--Governor
Cuiherson addressed an immense audience
here tonight. The city hail was packed
with eager listeners and the great throng
gave the governor splendid attention lie
gave detailed account OF his adminis-
irdtion of public affairs and was applaud
ed literally
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CONVERT To SILVER.

Waxahachie. Texas, September t.-wm
McManus. Just hack from 4 lengthy visit
70 Michigan. says he is now 81 favor o..
Missouri will stack IN A large vote for
hryan- Mr.. McManus thinks that the big
rich mon are afraid that the income tax
VIII hecomo a lnw
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INSPECTION rnIiR

Beaumont, Texas. September IA spo-
Nal train. consisting OF an engine. two
caches and two slccpcrs BEARING south
'rn Pacific officials on their annual tour
OF Inspection. arrived from the east this
hlsrnoon and proceeded up the Sabine
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PEOlIInlTInN kNnrKrn r,,,,.

Alvin Texas. September 4-i decision
was rendered by County Judge Mas.,rs,,'
al bl0zorla yesterday which kno,l,s 49,,
pfohiWton In Alvin II had hoan 81
eally knocked out for more than ,.' ~
as oncn saloons have been runnin. Sear
mat time. The prohibN,onlsts ba,oc az
lIduE taken steps to petition for uno,,at
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WHEEIER'S CRIME.

~ - i@tsi4Isis - I II VI -.
The crime for which George L. Wbselsr
| eNi'@cd his life today was tho murder
| of Robert McCabe in Tshm,ngo county.
'hckasaw Nation. June T. 1891. The
Wa men lived only a few hundred Yards
apart and had been on good terms unil
short time before the killing. Their
difference came up over a cow that did
not belong 10 either OF them. ana they
mad several quarres about her. ON the
evening of June Z. 1894. McCabe and
MS o-year-oid son. Waller. went out to
III I'VE up the milk cows. When al a
distance of about 400 yards from the house
Mctdbo was shot down IN thu road and
hlIIeu' the only eytw ltncss was Inc
Htlie boy. lie was "a enid IT remark
apie inteIlisenee and gave Il most graphic
.tV'ouHt oil the tragedy Mheeler's al
torneys objected vigorously 20 alIowiu.
hIin TO testify on the ground thai h.
was rot old enodgh u ne "a connetelt WI
ness. but Judge Bryant orerrtilgd th4rn
y H'h iidcec on The stand he was asnad
II no hhew who killed his father He re-
tGcI .nAt ne az. ON The request of DIS
o oig' ~, He'% ohy lIannay TO point he man
On me witness stand. walked up IN frori-
IL m. said. a.
Here is he man that Killed nv nan, "
d, AaNei tc tel. tie jury bow Wheeler did
H. he proceeded IN his childish way To-
p@pd after tue cows" he said. awhrn
Mr. Wheeler sh9o,ed my para from hr'
Inn: reg vi a gum
~, nat ~ your papa 10 when Mr..
, " heeier shot him?" asked District a..
:, lie, lied down in the road. and Mr..
teclcr came up close to my papa aui
n n,I lhc sun to his head and shooted MIN
Fhc simple straish forward sta.cmen.
%, me Ghl,d made marked IMPRESSION
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EXPERT pHYsM \

,,,,haway & co; csn IA al oSlss..' u
that the results tnn' chronic "A
thatr treatment N uomen csn ~
o emfip 10 men and wU'n ny x =
,o,nIi i.aI In this eo ouN.sd as elpsrt =
'itles them Al - genuine = I,nsf ~,
are. true , al strictly Y 70 trs. Z
Many specialists Thess are n sl,bs u
cure all dlseast,,.,,a ,,on Is free ~ ~ y
oialists, Consulta,,h,ss,e fore Wy ~
ia or by mall, .n case vi!mS.s 2
ne VI MON Of your ruth ~ -
an Know that the
you. rrES--
sslPal ETiAiBil Blood poi-
soning, nervous and
Siiitv kidney .,, a
n MARY dilficulHs,s. ~
. it,.,,.t,ires, vars,
sir Sly bb,vdrocele. pm.
c9ie' nilss. rheuiI,at
pies, lnin and blood ~
tism, ss' ~ ali forms:
ratarrh and aijdress
Of women. AduIpR' sasS
or cali on d WaH
- TA,tonio, Texas. "a II
Sah ;nrssaatment giyen, blsls - :
Nan e ,rTn for sympsoTSo NJ. N
by senn'"s for women, ~
n @ss; NJ No. ! for cstsffn
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ESCAPED CONVICT cAI III

Dallas. Texas. September wr,sd,srs
was arrested at lag s,o nuD'H unlss
% %i Ss' place he was sss,r s'ntS n ssse
f berry. lie had sersea tW y Il shsfs
and p made his escape "
Nav
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scr,RApER AT TEArlsss

sCHRADEK Al M, l-sss''
Temple. Texas, sep,e'n ns rspps =
the divine healer slr ra,,ns il irss
branch where he = ia RHrownwcot. ~, ~
ton, Lampasas ana !ner p'S here pr'sF
being very bright. i
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PROHBlrION NOTTCr

WINS Point, Texas. September s.-ro dis
riot chairmen of the prohibition party I'm
Texas greeting; You are hereby requested
20 select county chairman for Zach co,n.
~ ili your Respective congre siouaI distri,,.
and notify me OF your selections M once
so -, Inai | may supply The uppolntees with
T. lUtn.e
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JUDGE GOODRICu no p,.s,,.,,

Waco, Texas, September ~, w c.,
rich luds' OF the Nineteenth indicial dis.
trlse has determined 20 resign and Will
lcrson about Septcmhor q, to tal,c
feet October !. "V VI
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FEMALE SHOPPING scpAn,,

Ha'laS' Texas, September 4-AfG,o,.,.
"'S maze out to-day against Con,.',', ~
ur9oks FOR shooting at Zephyr ma ~ "'e
a. ,,, ~ ,e'oek his mornng. Bath NJ, i tees
na M r.. me bullet merely gray. y me
1--WE woman Miss Brooks gave bo me
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.hANE AT SMIrnNIIIr

smiihville, Texas, September i-Ho,
jonathan Lane spoke here last night :,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-10
ARROGANCE REBUKED

When the colonel came into the drug
store for little bromo settler he was
feeling rather sociablc, and tried to start
II conversation with the busy prescrip-
ton clerk.
Don't talk to the clerk while he is
busy compounding IL prescription
please" said the proprietor.
" Don't talk to the prescription clerk
do You say, sahr' roarcd the colonel
BY CAD, sab, talk to the barkcepah
when me is mixing mint julip; talk to
him TO the full extent of my conversa-
tional ability, sab, and YOU think youah
little pills and powders are of mo- impor-
lance than the nectah of the gods, sah
70 are gottin too big for youah business,
sab lndianapolis Journal.
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CHEAP REAL ESTATE
City Property and Farms.

e'room dwelling on Campbell avenue, eOfcet
front, nicc location, good stable, S2,CCO; pay.
groom dwelling, with sewer connection. stable
ana other necessary outbuiidings, S;,SIO; SsO
cash, Sl2.5O per month without interest.
broom house on Henry street II. W ~, C5N S25
cash and $40 per month with no interest liz
renting now for 81 20.
Two room cottages, with basement room.
sewer connection, nice garden and good location,
$50 each; Si5 cash and s. per month with inter.
7.room house on Sixth avenue 8. W. nicely
papcred, with bath, hot and cold water and a
GOOD cellar, price $500; Sl5 cash and Sl5 pc.
month. Rents now for Stu.
6'room house on large lot near Roanokc md
southern railroad, newly fenced, house in good
condition, l,050; $50 cash and $i2 SO per month.
Two l0-room hovscs on West End boulevard
large lots, in beautiful condition, with every con.
vcnicncc, at about half the cost OF construction.
several other fine bargains in tic West End very
dcsiraoly located -
Ono iG-room house in the Southwest at 81 SEQ:
500 cash and $40 to SIS per month. This is a
great bargain.
One OF tho best residences en- Church street. 13
rooms, large lot, best location, cost IS roo, Ia
oeautifnl condition inside ard out. Price 50, 5OO
S5UO cash. SIS per month; Is renting now al SOS
per month Also two other splendid BARGAINS on
Church avenue va
One of the most desirable and best located bu..
mess houses In the very beat part OF the business
centre OF the city. Onc.fourth OF tho pricc cash
and the rent will pay the balance. 1t is renting
now for IL per cent. OF the price asked. There ia
no better investment in the city than this We
have several other fire bargains In business
properly on Salem avenue and Jefferson street
broom honse, large lot, nicely located In north.
west, near Park street, in good conuition 81 800:
$50 cash anc SO Ier mouth
room house near West End round housn COON.
$50 cash and $40 pee month.
Elegant IL room house liz the West End with
hard wood finish, cabinet mantels, every modern
Improvement and convenience. with speaking
tubes and electric alarm bclfs, stables, Chicken
house, horse and COW lot, good garden, plenty of
fruit ana good shade in thorough rciair cost
$500, price now S5,250; small cash payment and
the balance IN nine years.
Splendid business lot near the new pubic
building, 90 feet front Price $4,000, on easy pay.
ments. This lot will double in value in two
years WV
Good Groom house, Eighth avenue 8. W., mod.
crn improvements, stable on lot and shade Il lUO:
easy payments.
Nicely papcrcd room housc on he best part of
Seventh avenue n. c., $50; $50 cash and IS per
MONTH ~ Pc