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Mesa free press., 1898-10-14
PHOENIX SHORT LINEl
PHOENIX & MARC ORA.

,rain leaves Phoenix a, $50 p. m
arrives at Tempe Al 500 y, NJ and ri
Maricopa Ut 9.l5 i. NJ.
Train leayrs Maii,ola ut GEO =. n
Arrives at Tempe a, Z 10 in. ! l.dH
Phoenix at 1870 n. M
PHOENIX AND NEsA CIV.
Leav. Mesa a. 9.l5. N, a,,isa al
Tempe $40 a ~, and lho-,nx ~ Il n
Leave Mesa Ut 8 y ~, arrive as
remue $50 y III, and at ll.oenix =
8 r m.
L+av- lliornix at 8.l5a III. leave
rtmpp at 9:a5 a N, arrive !, Ai.sa
!, 9 90 a NJ.
Leave Phoc, tx at 3 so y ", l.a.s
Tempe a 4 20 pm. ar'ivr Mesa
4 80 p M
Train crnnfcts at Maricopa will
southern Pacific east Ipnhd !, 10 p.
NJ. and with southern Pacific w.st
bound, lraving ManeoPa AT 5.i5 p; III.
CoGncciionx maze at Pho. nix
with S..F Pa P. for Congress and
Prescott, aud at .Krsa With stage for
Go'diirlsI, Mondays, W.dn. sda,s and
F,idays Ut Il 3ol. n; for Tlo,,rr.
md Globe. 1ursd.ys, rhursusys ard
Saturdays. al 4, a N.
All trains ..un daily ;.nd will
at any pelnt "a signal.
B F. PORTER,
VI. O.. PIcKNELL. Gent sult
G.nl Pass. tgt.
General Uhi1.. Phoenix.
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Disc. T LAY D, FINAL PsooP.- NOTICE
Fol PUBLICATION.
tInitaC S.oins I am. Dffi,.,

United Sales l.ana office,
Tucson. Arizona, July n. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that Viola
q. Kinssbnry. of Te:n"e, Maricn "a
County, Arizona has fled no ice OF in
fent'on'" :" make pr".t on his desert
lalJ claim M 246O. Tor ..e Los 8 4
4 and 81 NW4 See. S, To S X sc
before hr Clerk OF the Oistr;ct Court VI
Pho nix, Arizona. on Sat.7iay.thn l5ti,
d; y of October 1898.
He names the foi'oYing witnesses to
prcye the complete irrigation and rec-
lamati"n Of SAID land, Alex ,nder J
Chandler. William irwin. yohn L An
.derson and Willard Biggs. :ail of Mesa,
Maricopa Co.. Aiiz ma.
LUGLNE J. TRIITEL.
First pub Jniy ~ 90 ke.ister.
Mesa free press., 1898-10-14
DESERT LAND, F.NAL P:}o7 N)IcG
FOR PUBLIC TlqN,
u. S. LAND GFIICE Trcs,N.
Arlz, na. Sep emmr 23 1898

A..
Notice is Lereby given that II ,hell NJ
Wallace, 'f M,s'. Marcppa Count,
A'izo"". h" flied nD' ce Of in,er''"n i,
MAKE prcot "r his desc! u II ca y,
2462 Er The Nor il llafol Setri u, Is
lip. ! n. R6E, G K SIR NJ bet le IL,
Clerk Of the District = ,aart. ~ =, =. s,
Al z'""' ." "td"r'1!ay, The s'b day
November 1858.
I'c n"ne~ u e 9lIW'ns Nilae,>,~ d
prove the ce"mrleeale iri.n''on anI r,
elamhtl'n ~ Sa!i land; ElI"I,,.rt W
y iIbr. W'!''"m II Wallace, S.p,
Hall and Ardlcw Aili,oa, AL ci u,-,
Arizona.
ErGENE j, TRIpfrL,
kilst pub SSp 80 Register
Mesa free press., 1898-10-14


yer>iIlg a reaching ths nl,sL intsis sing seciion
inciuLing the tsni} Il o. valley.
Ihr. u.n' ckcts all p, Ms T.: ne y dsec
Sta @, * iA.ia an" MeAico.
CnLue, ing = Jerome Jolcsico With ,rAipi
& L. V. d .. ~, fer ~ eIn".
........ :. At raeCOtf Win ag' foes t1'
~ M Urtaotpat mini,g g camp ~ t"HRrsss
JupcriOn wit, iiIu9fee- Gots' q II. go On
,r,s aoi sag. tin.a Tor ,qaA n iis st nro,
ana Var ell a, ph IN wiz. tts ''sficoF,t d
Phn-u Ry.. 70 r." n'e y. = H. s!s. ri
3. II. v. R,. A. lot Spi y. annl'0n 81 hths
~. = \. r. Co ~tsy- ii,o f,r SO l." r',' 4
Hot sp,ines: n" new ali lhf ear h4,ih res"yt
\. v. MURPHN. q 81 ~. y H,F5. i
P,ea's d ien Mar. 6 l. y, ''eAe Ae'
Prescott. 4rx, Pftscor; afiz,
u n Wills.
Aas'' .!cr. Mgr.
re,cntt AriaOnr.
Mesa free press., 1898-10-14
PIANQsl MUsTJ

Don't buy sni'ls pianos with beau :
tiful exterinrs but unknown To fame.
and pay $3.50 and more for the same
when you can obtain f,om Rrdryili's
music store for the same pric... the
standard high grade pianos Of BEH R
BROS. CHICKERING. KNAiE
MASON 4 HAMLiE, KRANlCH
4 BACH, $3.50 up.
Fine, medium PRICED ia'os with
beautiful c,s.s in all kinds nf faucy
woods at $3.50 10 $500 -chrap second
- -.
CLASS pianos at sl75 to sl95. E'sy
lns.allmpnts, Qrg,ns, small musical
Instruments. music, Strings, etc.
A RedewilI's music store. Phoenix
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Homeslesd En.ry No. 19O3.)
Land Office at Tucson, Ariz,na,
July u, 1893.

Land Office at The sou, Ariz,na,
July n. 1893.
Notice Is Eersby given that TIE te
10. ing hen eI settler Ea~ iilr,s nnIirt ]
h, ,ehiio To make f.ai l.r't.t il. ,ni
r|rt ot Lis claim. and lh't said pr.
y J! t. nj d. u IRE lie Citik It 4
Di,t,irt e nrt AZ horniA, A,izpisa. =
Seih.mbe, ~. 1898. ": Will m i
A,Its,n. Mr>a. M:n eori 20. t,iztp
fof ne Il i \ ?, FL NWl SIC Z +
/ :, K 6 +.
lie pans,e The folio wing witnesses /
pl"yt b ) c"ntinn"n> les'Itnce u!'n ~
eu't.vatl n ni SAID band, w tired. {
Weckey, y il'iam VI. 'Sp ~. 1lom,.
imler,n. &tl John l. AM!.loh all /.
Mesa, Al q na.
ErGENE j, THlpIE'.
First pa July %, s8 k.sis't
Mesa free press., 1898-10-14
MESA FREE PRESS.
FalD.r csr. IA, !sssl
LOCAL NEWS.

Carroll Kimball lett MONDAY eVe"-
ing for his home in Chicago
The campaign in Arizona PROMISES
70 he hot from this time en-.
The school exercises on Lafayette
day will begin at $50 o'clock
Cnly two more days now TO get
your name on the great register.
The heavy pl,te glass windows fer
Code & Salter's building has arrived.
A CEN mt sidewalk will Le put down
in front Of Code and Saaer's ouilling.
= Andrrson's for lox prices-full
stock of groceries.
Ab-ll, Wilbur l. Go. viii put the
tin roof on the Code y Sa.ter BULL !.
ing.
]. D. Robertson has moved to the
residence lately occupi.d by Ssn'
Harris
Col. A. o. Brodie will open his
campaign for delegate to congress at
Holbrook.
Leave your SIS at Andersor's and
get greater returns.
Our electric lights viii I've missed
until the water is again turned ito
the cara's.
Mr.. Mcdonald who was mu sod np
in runaway last week is rapidly
recovering.
Albert Miller. Democratic candi-
date for Supervisor called on US last
Wednesday,.
Money to loan on approved security
at a very low rate of interest. Apply
Mt this Office.
It looks very much as though our
town is 10 have building boom in
the near future.
Will Brundag~'s new sprinklin,
cart is daisy. Il does its woik in
frst- class s'yle.
NEW LAUNDRY. one-half milr
west Of town. Satisfaction guAran-
teed and prices reasonable.
Editor Curt Miller was among he
Tempe attendants at the Democratic
rally "Wednesday night.
Abel. W.lbpr 4 Co. have just re
c1iv-d apother cerlaad o'wag2ns and
buqgies direct from Chicago:
Judge Darby Of the Phosnix D1ilv
Entrrpri~c. attended III" rally Of the
Democrats here Wplne day ni.ht.
The iron for the front Of he Code
4 Sitter building has arrived and is
on til, g,o,n,l re, ly to l~ put uo
The city council met Tuesday right
and fixed TIE tax rate at seven mills
c.. the dol!ar-thc same rate as last
year.
Prof. Armstrong Of our pubic
schools. was made a fal'-hedsrd
American ci'izen last Saturday ly
Judge Street.
Spapish troops will eva nate por.o
Rico next Tuesday ard The island
will br formally taken possession Of
by the United States.
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.niei,xs.s.ir,
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TIMBER CULTURE. FIN L pnqp
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United STATES L,nd OF e
Tues, u. Ariz ma U. nber ) s1}

tinted Sta'ps Lind OFF e
lhce' u. Ariz ma o. ,l,er 5 ')s
Notice h r Ivy given that Jams
Ia. B'"oks. Mesa, Maii,ova C.. Ariz
n"s n'e'i l'hIce ut intention tn maze ii
m rf"i i+ ore t'.e Clerk OF the D,>tri'i
C''l'it at Ills "tti = in Phoenix. A'in,n
~ n"ur ny tn 10 h dtv at N ,rem -
ia9o' o" lih'b.f cnltni~ apnIii.at'nn N ,
90. IL. the SCI Of SW ni S crlon NJ
q, IN io~Ilsn'p No. /, N. Range N. {
u
ne h'm's ~ witnesses .Jlm's V,nc.
hy'n" 3. Norris. sr. IItIw Bake,
and DAVID kl,lna'an ,,f Mesa, Maiicot,
Go ArIz.
EUGENE J. FrIPrE',
I rst pub 0ct. {. '9S. Register
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NOTICE 10 VOTERS.

To the Voters Of Marie pa Courty.
Notice j. hereby given that rc-reg-
lstration of all the voters of MaricoIa
cnuuty is hereby requi,eL as in a1.nr'
dance with Pmt 1902 of Sec 9, Chap; 5
Title q, lseri.ed Statutes of Arizona, Il.
amended by the Acts of the 18th Lepis.
lstiye assembly # the Territory Of Ari-
pona. foT 1889.
BY order ct he Board Of Super yis9rs
made and entered Of recorc the 1S Jay
pt April 1898. LEE GRAY, Clerk.
First publication Sept. 9, 1898.
kasG Ft3 ss4s W t44 Z V ., -<
Mesa free press., 1898-10-14

IF YOU WANr Carpets, Lino!r-
um, Mating, B'qnst Lamps. Silver
ware Rogers ls47. Diamol ds and
Jrwe'ry. u. wholesale, 80 to G. f..
L,mp-y.. 526 West Washington ST.
Phoenix.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-08

and The supporting effect Of the station
ary walls being absent. the audience
rasps as the we'll known heavenly
bodies gyrate with dizzy speed. aud IN
defiance of an their accepted rules f1r
their movements
FlHmmaron's wonderful expert
mouts id not end wi h the lI,'si.n de-
scriied. With the ciucmatosraIh b.
caused 20 be- shown In the thcalor a
picture of Toe earth as eeeu hy the iu-
hrli.aus OF % moon. IL thc,e be- any
The manner 10 Fhich this picture was
obtained is very ingenious F1mma-
ron caused To hc constructed % huge
g.oLc. ON which was marked 40 tie
various seas and counties u the earth
In their exact geographical posIuunF
Thea. aiming b.a instrument OF This
globe. DC caused 10 TO reyl SO by mDa,
~ mechanism dlsi-ued Cor he puJIo4o.
Behind th.r globe illumination had
| placed o I#Ifg-n,atIon ~ the irma-
neGt as % appears gi night ana then
illuminated ne glole with strong
| u.ht made Zoo h'ne on the sl0le In The
manner that 90 sun does on the ear,h.
THEN the eIoIe was .ot revolving, and
fhf cIuouuogsIh Photographed 10 in
two minutes showing the entire rovo-
mtiuu of 70 world boz thlt space OF time.
/ Ihr effect H u1rd The audience
s,, mo world rpyolyc .n few min
ut,s. exhibiting thp 20 at globe. with
every yea. river and mountain faithful
ly portaysd. Al tho rrupar time night
falls ON iho globe nu1 Tho day dawns
In dine con .o Rhan the revolving globe
cImes To- tho .lqht - no sun Every
detail is shown on M" Green with won
dcrful fidelity The interesting exit
billion b. 1l't'ne rrel' deal uf 90.
tolt.on from ri'u'is's as we'll as from
those who como io see % because % b.
a move. lud interesting show 10 is
Acknowledged 90 no one ~ the most
useful educators ffom a scientific point
Of view tha, h.s set been Invented. No
better means OF illustrating the won
dCfs ~ the heavens and the method
or The ear,hs revo'uiiota have yet been
devised. and Fmu-ri.n has won ad.
dilional hu.-' FIu'hs b. nj clever
work
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-08
AS OTHERS SEE Us.
EARTH rs 1T APPEARS FROM
THESsooN.
tamills fiammario.-. ne Nsisd French
Astronomer. Make. e Photograph -
the Earth a. n Appear. Daring a
Days Revolution.

Paris Correspondence adelph a
Times; The latest development in the
Photographic novelties Obtained by ca
mile Fiammar..n. the we.!-kncwn as
ronCmer. Include some remarkable
work with the c.uemltouaph. which
has enabled On audience sitting u a
ih.aier 90 sre portrayed before ihsm On
ihe stage the motion ol the very
worlds revolution. also the heayenlg
tcd es travc i-g toe O. afpo.Ltcd eoIr.a
The Photographic novelty Is REGARDED
as one 70 re most briilant ~ The ye. b..
with @ Ciaemli0grarh 81. Flammar.oa
took his stand orc night iu The center
~ fine stretch of landscape. aud ',ft
'hc moving earth 90 re-iGrr the trav
ems .n The film of B. .lsIumc1t. Ia
this way Flammarion was able 10 dg
rhlt % would have been Impossible 4,
DO with a c.nematoE.arh used In tho
ordinary way. Ia order io make the
consecutive pictures that would enable
him 10 portray the scenes ~ the hcay-
ems no various STAGES OF the nisht. ne
took Thousands OF proofs on the same
aim and made a number of proofs on
dilcent NIGHTS. and in this way made
a series Of photographs showing the
Eraduai gong down OF the sun. the
coming cnt Of the stars the rising ar
ihe moon. is motions during the rl- Dr.
and the entire movement Of the ,vrr-
changing astronomical roIies from
darkness 10 dawn The nv.rs Fa.s
that sho mysicriolsly acrr.Etfe firm
ament durins the Hirht were 400 faith
iuliy aged and ticrh.l- scene os
iae Etar.lt heavens trans erred to .la
a'm ending with 'ie ir,li.uc of day
ard The chasing away Of 'hr stars by
The rising of The sun 100 the mon.ra.
The wonderful result NJ this rlt.rat
V0ra ~ T'smulrious is .hat um, b.
hill'ci 10 ih' arI.e'rl ll.
wliChc5 The cinoma'0- .uh thfow.l-
the pictures on 'lc .c.rol. On ihe
sfccc Of few minutes 'Ge spectators
can witness thc phenomena 70 cn-
'.ro richt'R Watching n tho hslysna
While sitting comfortably .n seat .u
DE 'tcJC here @ SOS !. fore ne eyes
~ 'ie lgiiorc' TIE setting ~ the san
and fhc cracual rising o. ilg MON.
The filling q he heavens with sf.rs.
ard so ru 10 Tho i1wnIra % 'hs Day
lr o. Dor 10 leighton me '''ez5n. fha
ttc'rr .s darfer'd drrH- be cyh.Hi-
ticn 500 ih7, nothing hu. ito cinema
'.s,. ph 20 work 900 fh7 tao 'svi.ll-c.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-08

IN the new library OF Columbia uni.
veu.'v, Nov York. o. large bail several
Zee. To diameter is suspended I'm tho
rotmda directly under Toe center NJ
thc curola or dome Around the perlpb.
cry Of the upper part OF the rorunda
@ number OF electric are lights arc
placed. end their lieht Do thrown dl.
rcc'ly upou the great BAN. which is
painted white Tho lamps are no
placed that their light does not direct
ly reach the lower par; Of the room
The ball acts like the moon. and dis.
semlnates the llght through the room
The effect Is very dno bu. q Is. Of
course. fay from economical
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-08
% IL LII. Mrr,ler.

In the recent developments along. the
line of agriculture. there Is no branch
Of the Industry which has received
more careful attention than has been
given 10 the Improvement of agrlcul-
turll implements. says Country Ten.
tloman We now have special impe-
ments Tor special purposes, and Of ill
these Improved farm tools there are
none destined 10 prove OF more value In
their line than the wecder II is a
principle In practical agriculture. az
we'll as In morals. that weeds. like bad
habits. can best be checked and de-
struyod Just when they are starting
and before they become strongly fixed
For destroying weeds a. about the time
they show themselves above the
ground the woedcr Is admirably adapt
ed II Is not the purpose " the i'm
plcmont 10 destroy plants which have
become firmly rooted, put 10 tear them
out at the time OF appearance. For
this reason the weeder can be used on
grain crops with great benefit. II the
land has been well fitted. the grain
makes lis appearance before the weeds
and becomes frmly rooted before IL Is
found necessary TO treat the weeds. Ia
spring grain on soils which are natur.
ally somewhat loose. a. loans or san.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-08

While in the country last Sunday the
editor saw a black snake try 10 can.
ture a lizard for us dinner. The lizard
had the better Of the snake In the con
test. which took place In a cluster OF
saplings The lizard would run nm ,
sapling clear TO the top and patient,
walt until the snake would slowly wind
lis way about half way up the saplIng
when the lizard would ding Itself from
the tree. both striking the ground about
the same time. but before the snake
could get itself Strengthened on, the
lizard. which did not have To- uncoIi
would scale mp another sapllng when
the snake would repeat lts effort IN
procure a dinner The snake. NOT
being the ready climber the lizard was
was AZ great disadvantage I'm tho
contest and after many efforts an.
parenily gave q mp az fruitless fob
-Greenup XIV Gazette
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-08

They srs Passing away at an Alarming
Rate.

y
Rate.
london De- losing Us old land marks
- mn alarming rate In the neighbor-
hood Of Hoibon the course Of destruc-
ti;n has h-en particularly noticeable
during Nc year gone past says che
London Standard The demolition noW
Ia progress % "a number OF ancient
houses on the north side of that thor
oughfare vill coscr with oblivion many
a spot 70 historic interest. The clear
anre bCgiui M Furuyals inn. and one
may taic a last glimpse % the top set
% chambers. in which Charles Dick
cns wrote part OF The "P.ckwick Pa
pofs" Then The laiors 81 the "houfe-
breaker extend 60 th famous "O.d
Bel. which has already been razed 20
the ground Between these two points
two other licensed houses pleasant with
'ha laycr a bygone days. and more
than one building with an luierr'.ge
history age doomed B.dler. hotel
which o. tD be- rebI.l' uad enlarged Us
se.ic % the early days ~ the queens
rriga and the removal OF the prcssn.
.trucIurc means the destruction % the
5uDe and Groom no the corner %
Leather lane This house claims Co
have been licensed for close upon q
couple of hundred years. but the build
lass are probably az least a century
older and % g. one Of the qua.ntest
hCsic'rIes in London. Former associa-
TORS ~ the h0us connect 10 with the
hirhwafmon who piled their calling
on he Great Nnfh road. and J0n,Ihlu
wild. tho notorious thlertatsr. whose
skeleton rr.ts ir ta College ~ sur
rCons SO Lirco'ns Inn Fields hard
hv. was orro @ regular customer NJ the
tavern whose days ere numbered.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-08
LET THE LADY STAND.
Unemployed MAJ Explain. bitterly why
lie would Not Rise.

H'"t" w NasFs
From the Buffalo News: saw a
little episode In a Main street car one
night last week which illustrates a
peculiar condition Of society In the
average American city. The car was
humming along through the upper part
OF town. Il was rainy night and the
car was well filled. Al every street
corner women we're crowding IN laden
with waier-sosked bundles and an
looking more or less bedraggled aud
out OF sorts. AZ Main and Mohawk
streets a smart-looking. well-dressed
young woman entered the car and
stood hanging 10 the straps Directly
In front Of her sat a sad.iaced but
very respeciable-looklnE man. lie
looked mp AZ the young woman. but
gave no indication that he intended 10
eive his seat 10 her One by one the
men had surrendered their seats 20
the women until only two or three re-
mained sitting Standing next 10 the
smart young woman was another
young man. evidenSy n man Of posi-
ton. who knew her As the car
rushed along toward Cold Spring the
smart young woman swung about on
the straps and showed signs Of wear.-
ness. Stlll the young man In front Of
her made no motion toward surrender.
INK his seat.
"Oh. I'm so tired II seems az though
] would drop down she said 10 the
young man standing by her side OF
course. tina, was too much Tor her gal
liant friend. and stopping over. he said
to the sad faced young man sitting
down. My friend. would you have the
Kindness 10 give this young lady your
scat7 She Is very tIred'"
The sad-faced young man folded his
arms resolutely and replied. mo.
viii not have the Kindness 10 give this
young lady my seat. Last Monday
morning she took my place IN blank &
Co.'S as bookkceper. because she would
work FOR 81 week less than
was getting. n she can take
my place IN business she can
take my place In the street ear.
I have a wife and little baby starving
az home. have been tramping the
streets all diy trying to ind work. I
am tired. too"
Every body 20 the car turned 20 listen
20 the sad-facsl young mans words
They were very e.rost The smart
young woman turned with a sneer ami
looked into the face ~ the youlg mlu
who stood beside her. Nothing mora
was said
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-08
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

when a man takes little wine he
probably takes It Tor his romachs
ache
There is no rose without thornt ana
NO society bud without pins In her
drcss.
Machine politicians. like other me.
chauics. believe In having place Tor
every tool
When q woman tugs at mans
hcart-s'rings It's apt 10 pucker his
purse.sirIngs.
Il Is popular superstition among
theatrical people that bald-headed men
always forge 10 the front
Every time a man is found dead In
o bathroom some people think they
have an additional reason for boycott.
ling water
Il Is woman's privilege 70 wear
short-sleeved dresses II she wants 10
Tho constitution Of the United States
saws. The RICH, 10 bear arms shall
NOT he infrlnged."-Chlcsgo News.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-08

this plan. There arc many who dream
q the sweeping lawns. the rows ~
stately shade trees. The fragrant nov.
ers and the singing birds OF the subur
han home. 4 touch Of poetry and in
agination has survived tho shocks OF
city life IN the breast Of these murta'H
and they picture the delights Of de-
tached villa house. with its sunlight.
and its breczes. its shaded vesias and
Us absence OF poison-llke cons,raint
And yet the force Of circumstanc-.
constraiHs them TO the city nat Ecaao
my Il the name Of their chief TAILOR.
They can not undertake the expense
ana care Of a villa house. Their means
and not their inclination imprison them
Ia a fiat u Is a matter OF surprise
that more provisions have no, been
made Tor this class OF people Ia the
suburban towns. hats are almost ug-
heard Of there. and when they ar,
found. they are generally built over
village stores and have nothEr
hN' % ~ 'WAi AN NNf lN az nave II
city nat7 There would seem 10 b.
great room for Improvement In This
matter The most sensible solution
would be- The erection n attractive dc.
tached Cottages. % very modest eos.
for two or more families " these ar,
not built Tor speculation. GO is strange
that more city people do not combine
with their friends and erect such
houses Tor themselves The accom-.
panying plan is Tor au attractive su-
hurbdn house adapted for two nmllles.
u g. extremely moderate in cost. max
Ing the equivalent rented price very
much less than a city Cat ~ tho same
accommodation and convenience.
Description General dimensions. e1-
IRENE width q feet depth. MOI includ
ing yeranda OF porch 80 feet q mohc..
Heights ot stories Cellar. feet
inches; nrst story Q feet. recond Story.
. feet.
Exterior materials Foundation.
stone. FIRST and second stories. clap
boards and shingle bands, gables and
roof shingles.
Interior finish Two-c0lt p.aster.hard
white finish plaster ceutcrs In parlor
dining room and first story hau wood
cornices In parlors dining rooms and
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-08

first story hall brick montels m par
Iurs wood mautel Iu duIng room FIRST
and second story floors n C.. pine. at
uc floor, spruce; rim aud stalls. white
wood stained 10 suit Kitchens and bath
rooms wainscuied colors. clapboards.
light sandstone. trim. white shlngled
bands etc., dark sandstone: roofs left
natural for weather stain sashes red.
Accommodations -- The principal
rooms and their sizes are shown by
the door plans Cellar unCer whole
house With inside ana outside en-
trance and concrete floor Open IRE.
place IN each parlor sliding doors
connect parlors with dining room Two
bathrooms with complete plumbing
Portable range sink and t'ro slatlou-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-08

Nicc-Presidont shoemaker NJ bo
pitslurg 4 Lake Erie railroad has -
private ear which is fttod mp IN a novel
manner Al Dos chair cushions and
bed mattresses are constructed ON the
pneumatic principle. Atnlght Tho so,,
cushions are empuco Of t',. folded and
packed snugly away, and the larger
cushions for The beds are brought out
OF Their place OF concealment In the
side. Of the ear. and pumped fun II
is said that these pneumatic cushions
ucatIy reduce the Jar Of a railway Jour.
ucy and that Ia time they may cause
O. revolution In the building Of palace
and sleeping cars.