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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-10
HOWE & STETSON'S.

| f1OW T. X . l T. OolN D. Snowy Linen Q, 'i;::;' ;';;:; i.;::: ;::;: IM375|N'&:D2 B g t29le. Hdt E57 azzssss-- many ,un> 1 1A165a1 days left %z>"| in ss'si ;s
 provide. Have you examined your ta- ble linens critically?
 Here are few helpful sug- gestions:
 Damasks-bleached.
 72 in., patterns, 75c. yd. 72 ln., 10 S5c. yd. 72 in, TO $1.OO yd. Napkins to match these patterns in tea and dinner sizes. Napkins-all linen, extra values, tea size,
 SIPS, S1. 50 and $l.75 a dog. Tray Cloths in 27 IS inch size, hemstitched, with open work near corners, 25c.
 Extra heavy damask tray cloths, size 20 30 in. excel lent designs, 50 cents.
 Also a fine assortment of lunch cloths, doylies, carving cloths and pattern cloths at prices based on old tariff rates. THE BLACK beckons you GOODS SALE to dress goods savings exceptionally good. These prices are just for one week.
 36-inch Black Cheviot, 2oc. value,
 23c. yd. 5o-inch Black Sicilian, 4oc value,
 25c. yd. 45-inch Al-Wool India Twill, soc. value,
 3oc. yd. 45-inch Black Mohair, 69c. value, 44c. yd. 45-inch All-Wool Jacquards, 6oc. value,
 Acc. yd. 45-inch All-Wool Henrietta, 7oc, value,
 Soc. yd. so-inch Black Storm Serge, soc. value,
 67c. yd. 4s-inch Black Jacquards, $1.oo and $l.as value, 6oc. yd. 4s,inch Silk and Wool Henrietta, $I.5o value, o8c. yd. S'' ~ ''' '''1' T Tsi.2s yd.s IN THE New arrivals CLOAK ROOM. daily. Makers have a faculty of sending new garments at new prices here first. That's one reason why prices here are quite ire quently much under other stores.
 A New Coat of handsome rough Boucl (, black, lined with satin duchess in colors. Worth $r5.oo. Sl0.5O. Black Boucle Capes of the best quality to be had at any price, your choice of dolman or pleat- | ed back, Thibet fur trimmed, worth ST 500, SIo.oo. Velveteen Waists-in colors with linen detachable collar, i S3 Q8
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"Connecticut's
ns s,a's ALLEY*NEENp. 's'ss's''' as s'ss
Big Store"

Big store." NALLkY*l
 That Moquet. Eighty cents a yard for a s fair trade estimate to be. the b. carpeting is wonderful enou even the wonderful is out-v PatternS of those Smiths M pronounced by connoisseurs of skilled weave and charming ty-tlve are gone, but you're sti
 zHe sale oF SmatAs Moq
 lOn,g as 4
 The There's a big 'graving book here full of Store. the new and very correct forms for Wedding, '" "At Home" and Reception Invitations. Why not have the best engraving work done where 1t costs the least
 VISITING CARD ENGRAVING. 30 Engraved Cards and Plate, S9c 100 Cards from Plate, 7oc
 MONOGRAMS AND CHESTS. Monogram Dies, soc letter Stamping, per quire, in colors, oc quire Gold and Silver, 15c quire The There are about three Silk hundred yards of these Store. Black Brocaded Silks, designs are so handsome, most people say seventy-nine cents right off f-59c here.
 NEW EVENING" SILKS
 All the dainty proper evening dress egancies-brocades, figures, plains 59c., 65c., $Ioo, $I.25. The Your attention ladies, Last please, to the fact that Week neet Monday winds up the Special Tailoring Prices" for Walking Gowns made to order. Fit, style and finish brom1sea be1Jeet.
 MADE TO ORDER.
 Walking Gowns, entirely lined with
 silk, +-p.24t $32.oo Walking Gowns, coats only lined
 with silk, $2S.oo
 That You've got to November thank it for help Summer. ing you to some of the very handsomest sav- incs on new dress stuHs you ever made. Here are goods intended to bring dollars and dollars more. $1. 30 TAILOR SUIT1NGs FOR S1.oo Rich all-wool goods-5o inches wide, in hobby blue. green, olive, grey, checks, velour and stripes.
 $1.oo MIXTURES FOR 6oc.
 52 inch all-wool handsome Scotch mix lures.
 $1.75, sr.o5 GOODS FOR SIPS.
 Scotch Cheviots, Figured Velours, Boucle Suitngs, Canvas, Natte-real elegant fabrics. All one price, now $I.25 "Connecticuts .H,
 Big Store" .E~lYAALL /" N EATI AM
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SA~A@A~l Big Store" Le Movement. nith's Moquette, reckoned by st dollar value in a 27 inch gh carpet selling. But here, ondered-tventy-hve 9zBerent at Soc, each pattern n carpets to be a masterpiece color. Some of those twen- Il in time to own one. yettes at Soc lasts J~sts as z goods ao.
 Pretty rich, and exclusive
 New patterns are con- Hats tinually finding their way into the Trimmed Hat Show. New Haven buys New York hats at New Haven's price. You'll find all the worthy winter shapes and colors in Untrzmmed Hats here. .5.
 OF INTEREST TO MOTHERS. Very pretty lot of Boys and Girls Tam O Shanters" "Toques' and "Napoleons" arrived and on view on Millinery Tables. Beginning price. 25c. BOYS NEW HATS. Always ready here with correct kinds for school and dress wear.
 Powers You meet so many
 of dainty exclusive Control things here in walk ing coats, capes, waists, tea gowns, wrappers and so on. Such an outlet for the best makers !
 ENG. KERSEY COATS, $Il.75.
 Silk lined. Strapped seams front and back, storm collar. Black, Marine, Seal Brown and Russian Green.
 NEW TOP COATS, $17.5o.
 Superior grade Washington Mills Ker- sey in black. Entirely lined with choice fancy silks, inlaid velvet collar, strapped seams on back.
 The Millinery fashions
 Proper say Chrysanthe- Flowers. mums and Velvet Roses. Right colors to be worn are Nasturtuim (burnt orange,) coral pink, ruby, Ophelia (purple,) National (blue.)
 IT 'LlI HELP YOU in time and money to look thro this Os- trich Feather assortment before you go further,
 Only About a hundred $1.9S very dainty Sofa Pill Apiece lows, covered in charming "Jap." Silks and tastefully 'broidered in gold work. Some have heavy silk cord edge, others, four-inch scalloped ruffle. Every bit the match of many three dol lar beauties here. rsr'ss,'s'.' n," sta,s'"
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The There are about three
 Silk hundred yards of these Store. Black Brocaded Silks, designs are so handsome, most people say seventy-nine cents right off-5oc here.
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NEW EVENING" SILKS
 All the dainty proper evening dress elegancies-brocades, figures, plains 5oc., osc., $Ioo, SIPS.
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IN IF w IOI NO1A T o, VT I'5V' Superior grade Washington Mills Ker- sey in black. Entirely lined with choice fancy silks inlaid velvet collar, strapped seams on back.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-01

PIANO--Direct from New York factory;
largest and best instrument in the city
for the price. See 1t at Piano Exchange
6l5 TraNls street.
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and beat a hasty retreat, and the desno,a -.
Athenians followed, driving their dsr,ars
into the hearts of their enemies. Tho in
yaders had drawn their boats I'm nm a.,
banks OF Marathon bay and they were seek
ing TO embark and fly. Flushed with sue :.
fire the fleet. But here the Aslstics re'
sisted desperately, and the PRINCIPAL loss
sustained by the Greeks was in the assa,,I,
on the ships. Here fell the brave CALI
machus, pierced through the body with n
spear OF Datis, the leader Of the persian
army. The dying warrior grasped The
weapon with both hands. and. tearing n
from his flesh, fell bleeding to the ground
He exclaimed; My life is the nrlce ~
Athenian liberty" "
When Miltiades saw the dead body n,
Callimachus he wept like child. The de.
feated and bafflod Persians departed from
the fatal shore. leaving 6ioO dead on the
plains OF Marathon, while the Athenians
lost 192.
The great difference between the losses
OF the Two armies is not surprising when
VIC remember the armor OF the Greek
spearmerl and the mpossbility of heavy
slaughter being inflicted by sword or lance
upon men so armed. II the troubles of the
Athenians had ended with their brilliau,
victory on the plaius of Marathon. Greece
today might be the leading nation of the
world not only that, but she might have
at this time controlled the whole face of
the earth. The fortunes OF war are uncer.
tain, and throughout the 400 and more
years that followed before the beginning
of the present century the enemies of
Greece waded through the blood of her
brave warriors to her complete overthrow
and subjugation.
The Christian world owes more to Greece
perhaps than to any other nation for her
struggles in the cause of civilization and
Christianity; and no nation ever fought
harder or more CALAMITY TO elevate the
conditions of mankind than did the ancient
Greeks none contributed more TO science,
art and philosophy.
And now, after period of more than
1000 years, We find Greece taking the bold =
est step of all nations to ward off the das-
tard's barbarous thrust at the Christian
faith.
Let the civilized world be bulwark at
the back of Greece in her effort TO break
down Turkish rule in the island of Crete.
the atrocities of which have recently
shocked our sensibiliues beyond endur-
ance. Frank y. Brown.
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SPECIAL NoTlcE5.
NOTICE OF SALE OF FKEIGUr-

NOTICE OF SALE OF FREIGHT.
Notice is hereby given that on Wodnes-
DAY. March 3, 1881. at 2 p. M, the Texas
ana New Orleans Railroad company
VIII OTTER for sale at its freight depot In
the city OF Houston, Harris county, Tex
as, said depot being located on or near
Rev Orleans avenue and Montgomery
avenue, In the said city of Houston. GER
tain shipments, Of freight, as follows; :,
from Nov York July Ilth, ex :, 3. III
20, on New YORK 10 hoaston w,yblll 4
lH, OF July nth. shipped by the Neyer
4 Hicks company, Baltimore. Nd; also
n cases 81. & =. butter oil. shipped
from New York July 18th, cx s. s. "Ei
Iaso" No. 49, received at Houston July
70 on Nav York to Houston waybiIi Z
22s. july 81; shipped by the Meyers 4
Hicks company. baltimore. Nd.
Which said freight shipments above
the hands OF rho Texas and New Orleans
Railroad company for space OF more
than three months at us Office or depot
In the city OF Houston. Texas. prior to
the 30th day Of January. 1897. and thai
the proceeds derived from the sale OF
the said freight, after deductinR reason
able expenses. for keeping. storing aud
caring for came after It's arrival 10
the city of Houston until sold. and costs
Of proper freight charges secruIng IN
transit, and that the surplus, II any. will
be held by the said Texas and New Or
leans Railroad company subject 10 the
order of the owner OF said freight. his
duly authorized agent or attorney,
Texas and New Orleans Railroad Co,
G. w. ssdgwack. Agent u
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PATENTS FOR SALE-Lottman's Patent
on Mosquito Net Frames. Address A
G. Lotonan, sole owner and patentec.
Houston. Texas.
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BOARD AND RooNs:

FOR RENT-Two nicely furn. shed rooms.
with or without board; modern convent
enees: 1909 Rusk avenue :
Sci. ECT boarding. " it'll or without rooms.
Apply at 7i5 TRAVIS street.
LARGE. Well ,urnlshed southeast room,
opens on screened gallery, hot and cpii
hath. with excellent table board, very
cheap TO two persons; ST. Travis.
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BEST OF ALL

To cleanse the system in gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the spring
time comes. use the itre and perfect rem
edy. Syrup Of Figs. One bottle will answer
for all the family and costs only 80 cents
the large size 81. Buy the genuine. Manu-
featured by the California Fig Syrup Com
pany only, and for sale by all druggists.
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FOR SALE-On easy terms. Il modern
built house, WIN al convenicnces; nice
shade trees; choice Of lwo ear ineo. good
neighhorhood; southern exposure and
nice lawn. Apply 10 J. II. Bright. room
$50 Mason block. If
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A SMALL. clean drug store. with good
establish prescription business at
railroad station, where the druggist can
act as depot agent, just the point for an
pctive man with small amount OF cap
itsl EorfieAt G Cooley.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Position by nrst-ciass marine.
stationary engineer, good plant me-
good references; three years M last
place. Address Engine Ia, this office, 3
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In aud Out,

The doctor said to stay indoors
To put my cold to rout;
But, since he sent his bill to me.
I'm fifty dollars out.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS..

| LII LA AllD L fLOFOShL.O.
-,--T~.. --.TN.-.....--
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o1Ic1 BID.
addressed TO tho city socrctary win bo
received unlil o'clock p m. on Monday.
March 5, ISL, for the remodellnr of tho
cry 1hil. according 10 plans aud sDoci-
locations therefor on nla In the office OF
the CITY secretary. Certified check drawn
phfah'e TO the order of the mayor in
he sum q SlJo must accompany each
bid, and the successful bidder win ba
required to- give bond IN a sum equal to
b. per, cent OF the contract price, condi.
toned for the satisfactory completion OF
the work. The city reserves the right
to reject any and NIL bids;
SEALED BIDS viii be reserved from con-
4tb. TO bu n two-story BRICK store build
ing on the corner San Jacnto mid
Fnnkip avenue, for Mr.. John Finn-
gup
Each bid must be filed with certified
check for $500, conditioned as por speci-
hcations. Address bids TO ole j. t>orchn,
architect, rooms $40 and 52l, Binz bmid-
irs. whore plans and specifications can
be sGcn,
ownr reserves right to reject any and
all bids submitted.
missioncrs coast Of Burlsson County.
TcXes, nt a special session TO be hald on
tho nh day OF March. A d, 1897. for
soi I "S FIRST over ~ Davidso Sfas erse
one mile from Caldwell with spans OF
"a feoi. wooden approaches OF % feet
on each end. u feet from channel OF
creek to top OF bridge floor. roadway IA
feet. Second over the East Ycyua at
the San Antonio crossing, eleven miles
west OF Caldwell 20 foot span. wooden
approaches u feet on each end, "A feet
from bed of creek to top of bridge door.
The Court resolves the right TO re-
ject any and all bids.
". G. BANKS,
County Judge, Burleson County, Texas.
Caldwell. February 10. 1897. -
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AGENT s. Something new; irst out; Won
der Hgg heater nni Cream whip: re-
tails lbr: sample mailed tree for Sc 10
pay qoFtnge; large line quick selling
% Randolph street. Chicago. n
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SETTLED lady wants position MS house
keeper: Is good nurse aud understands
the management Of children. ss,tisiac-
ton guaranteed. Address W, j. H.. this
Office.
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WANTED Saw min men: Ton good cross
cut fawycrH IN woods nvr good OK
driver. n woods. two nryt-ciass edcer-
men; good wages 20 good men, Chicago
lmmhnr md COnl Co. Lognnsport In. 0
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AGENTS 10 handle the new Ionox gas
'igh, burner; ilts any kerosene lamp; no
chimitSy, no smoke, no smell, cheaper
than Oh, sample free TO those meaning
business. beware OF imitsutions Lenox
MIX Co. $50 West I25th street, New
yogk
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PROFESSIONAL

o. COTTON 4 BRO, Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjusters. 70 Main street,
corner Frankhn' "
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WANTED-A White girl, onc who UNDER
stands cooking. Apply Mrs. John II.
Kirby, iHti amar avenue, II
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FOR RENT--Eight room house complete
~ furnished or unrurndahcd; modetn
conNeniencos Within eight blocks of
capitol hotel; references required. APP
ply liOl rnaNls street q
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FOR SAl.E-Two fine lois, corner Lamar
eAS Milan streets. Sce owner +. ".
Schmidt. 1911 Louisiana street 2
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EIGHT room house corner Franklin ave
mae aud san Jac,rto street; modern
San Jacintn 4 Iicslcr lax sn, Ia
cinto street,
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FOR RENT one furnished room and one
unfurnlshed room, suitable for two gen.
tlomcn or lady aud gentleman. Apply
at lSi2 Congress avenue, =
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WANTED--A good. live, all around news
paper man for nii up-to-date weekly;
inuet be sober and reliable hustler for
news and furnish nrst-class references:
moderate salary hut pcrmancnt ait
uation, Address stating age experience,
previous employer and salary expected,
Hustler, this office I
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ACCENTS WANTED m cVory commUnliv
IN Middle aud South Texas, new. guar
anteod cnsh value, best policy offered
Tor business and professional men, splcn-
did contracts to reliable men Address
with references WIN NJ. Walters, man
aver Equitable Life Assurance society
Dallas. Texas. 3.la
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FOR ItENT-Ncat fve room cottage, with
bath, 1911 Calhoun avenue; two blocks
from carkne l.. A. Morrow, Clio Austin
InNaI 9
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NEIIAEfF MAN to handle agents for
Telephone Tablet and Specialties pays
sa0p0 II year. Enclose stamp. Victoria
Mfg. Co. Cleveland, ohio.
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SITUATION wanted by boy II yesrs Old;
viii do any Nind of work aud VIII give
saNsfaction give me ~ trial. Address
1901 rrrAion ANenMc
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FOR SALE-Grade steers, 1 10 years
old; high grade Hereford bulls, coming
ones: also improved stock Of horses, in
Guiding well bred mares, on ranch. Co
lad county. Address " Wiess, lock box
No. 37S. beaumont. Texas. 9
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EXPERIENCED teacher desires position,
full course English Latin Greek.
French mathematics and military tac.
tics: beJt references, Address Book,
this office
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FINANCIAL

WANTED--To borrow 1926 on improved
city property seurty. Address s., this
orficf 2
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FOX RlcNT--Two neat four room cottages
on sherman street. Fourth ward. two
blocks from car ine. eight dollars elch
i.
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SgO1 COO TO LOAN en- approved Houston
business ana residence property at T.
and 10 per cent interest. Apply 20 n. L..
Mills, 2H Main street.
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WANTED Position by an all round fur
niturc man. cabinet maker and salos
man. Address ihi, this office.
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HIGHT employment wanted BY white
man; single. active; good references al
wages that win pay board and lodging.
Arthur, This office.
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For EENT-SiN room cottage. ono acre
ground. stable, barn and all modern IN
prnvcmcnts. 2SJ2 Main street block from
Auditorium. Garrett Hartlcasile, 9irg
Congress avenue.
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| HELP WANTED.
~~kgus~.. .--akAs...

AGENTS and branch manager: saiary OF
commission. Hunter Tailoring and S,ire
Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WHO wants irstclGss cocky Inluir
9S Marsh street Second ward.
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WANTED-PosIt.on by young man. good
bcokkccper and salesman. well edu-
experiences; best references. Address iSs
this office.
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SITUATION by middle eyed wh,to man
around house, handy al painting or with
hcrses r. O'Brlon us nlll street =
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ON MARCH ]. DcMerrltt. Matthews &
Co.. WA move from JOS. their old stand,
10 sos IN same block. IN order to have
larger store. next 20 corner Of Prai-
RE and Main streets. Popular Price
Shoe store. Shoes that Wear" |
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SITUATION wanted by an energetic. So
Der man as outside or inslT" sale,rN.n.
or bookkeeping, experienced. Ernest
this office
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yntc family; is good cook; o objection
TO short distance in country, 2lra Con.
rrcsS nNenuC.
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SITUATION wanted as governess and
companion by lady of experience. ua,-
derstands sewing, frst-cass reference
gwen. Address ili, this office.
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BAR ROOM fixtures, cash register ana
gas stove for sale. Apply i. o. Box
20D, Houston, Texas d
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EGGS Black Minorcas, Barred Plymou.h
Rocks, Silver Spangled Iamburgs,
Brown Leghorns. Pit Games. 80 u;
$500, 20. White Wyandot,es. Partridge
Cochin, Golden Sea Bright Rantams $50
Il. White Crested Black Polish, $500. IL,
Rowen ana PelIin Ducks, 81 80 10. i.
Nj. Hyndshaw. Sandy Point Texas G
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CHOICE black prairie lands In neighbor-
hood of Crosby for sale lsl tracts or 100
acres and upward Wilson & Hannah,
200 Khan building II
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1911 TEXAS AVENUE--First- class board
ing house, ~ blocks from Capjtol hotel;
rooms Tor rent with or without hoard,
iranslents solicited: rates reasonable.
NICE rooms and board for couple or gem
tlemen In private family; nice. qhet
location; terms reasonable Mrs. A. Nj.
llimbali. 1917 Texas avenue. 2
BOARDING-Roorns. together or sepa-
rate: convenient TO business; table first
class prompt service; rooms cool and
Light. prices moderated. us Main streei,
corner OF Rusk o
ELEGANT front room, with board, Tor
gentlemen or couple, moderl improve-
merlts. no children; four blocks from
court house, references exchanged 4ot
Crawford, corner Preston avenue. b
LARGE, cool rooms, up and downstairs.
l102 Rusk. one block from Main; house
Just changed hands; table board = sps..
ctalty. .
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WE HAVE the largest list OF property
of all kinds, for exchange. in the Sta %
OF Texas. Write us what you have 10
Offer, or what you want. Norlleet q
Cooley. II
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Wfls Isow It Henfey.

The championship four of Canada and the United States will row in the Hem ley regatta in England next summer. Tho Winnipeg Beat club four are mak- ing arrangements to compete for the Stewards Challenge cup, the symbol of the fastest amateur four in the world. The champion Argonauts Of Toronto rowed at Henley in 1895 and created { most favorable impression. hut they did not win the cup. They rowed what seemed to many to be draw heat, but did not get the decision. The Winnipeg will sail from New York about March 1. They will take no chances of not be. ing acclimated, but will be ill England at least three months before, the race, avoiding the mistake mad@ &.y Cornell In 1895.