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The Coconino sun., 1899-09-09

Mantello photos, platinum or carbon ate finish, sl.50 and $2 per dozen; large Mantello cabinets, S3 per dozen at Dowe's gallery, opposite Courthouse
 Dove, the San Francisco photo grapher, has opened gallery opposite the Courthouse, and is doing the finest work ever made in this section. If you want fine, artistic work give him call. His prices are very reasonable-$2 per dozen for cabinet photos, and he guar antees all his work. As he is here for short time only, don't overlook him.*
 Under Sheriff Francis is the proud possessur of new Burgess shotgun. It is of the style known as the officer or messenger gun and carries heavy charge of buckshot, and the wrong doer who comes within range of this weapon will stand no chance os getting away. E. E. Ellinwood presented the gun to Mir. Francis.
The Coconino sun., 1899-09-09

business trip to Fl Paso and Tucson.
 E. E. Ellinwood and wife returned yesterday from ten days visit to Los Angeles.
 Photos of babies and family groups a speciality at Dowe's gallery, opposite Courthouse.
 J. A. McCune, who is with c. H. AL gert the Tuba City merchant, is in town this week.
 Mrs. D. !. Brannen, who has been seriously ill with peritOnitis for the past ten days, is now convalescent.
 A. F. Roach, manager of Babbitt Bros. Clark Valley Commissary, has been on the sick list for the past ten days.
 LOst-Ladies' card case, containing $4O in currency and valuable papers: S2O reward for return to Mrs. s. E. As hurst.
 John J. McFavith of Saginaw and M. w. Gallagher of Manistee, Mich, two lumber men, are registered at the New Bank Hotel.
 w. Zurvogel, G. L. Ernst and NJ. Hetkel, each u lieutenant in the Prus- sian artillery, are visitors to the Grand Canyon this week.
 B. F. Alsop and G. H. Conrard, who are both suffering from rheumatism. left this morning for Agua Caliente Springs to try the efficacy of the hot water baths at that resort.
 c. Poultous and A. Bachellry of Paris, France, Rev. A. Quetu and E. J. F. Horn of Prescott are guests of Rev. F. billy this week and also visitors to the Grand Canyon of Arizona.
 The Board of Supervisors of Navajo County have ratified the agreement be- tween that county and the Santa Fe Pacific whereby the taxes are com promised for a number of years
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TEXAS DEATHS AND MARRIAGES.



LowTHER l., D., aged "a; at Kingsbury,
November G; inttrment al Seguin.
M'FATTER, w. A.. aged about 10; near
Paris November 6.
AFFLERBACH, Henry near Cuero, Mo-
yember G.
HARKEY. Mrs. r. H.. Mt Waxahachle,
November q.
SAUNDERS, W, L., aged ~; at Oak Gin,
November 6.
HARRELL, Mrs. Alabama; at Trinity.
November .,
WENTWORTH, Mrs. Anna L., aged 70; at
San Antonio, November s.
pETITpAIN. Mrs. {. g., aged 52 at san
Antonio, November Z.
WHEELER. Mrs Matter, aged S6, al
Sanger. November s.
CHEW, Mrs, William; at Annetta, No
vember 4
CARuTHERS, Mrs. Lee at Waco, Novom>
Der 6; suddenly.
WALKER. Samuel r., aged 6S; at Faux
ner, Arunsas county November q.
VEALE. Judge william, aged about ,0 At
Palo Pinto, November 3,
MORGAN, Mrs Ellen Nictcrla at San
Angelo. october 30,
BOWEN. r. S., aged about A.; at Aspcr-
mont November =, intermont at Cole
man.
WILSON, Dr. II, j., aged So at Fort
Worth. November 6.
M'GuFFEE, Mrs. \, c.; at Athens. No
vember 4 interment at Winona.
AI.LCORN John. aged 81, near Brcnhnm
November 3,
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sued, in pamphlet form, the address of Dr..
Frederick w. Slmonds, president OF tho
academy, The subject of the address is
From the Standpoint OF Man OF
Science
Tho report OF DR.. Heisted en- the pro.
gress OF non Euclidean geometry made be-
fore tho American Academy for the Adj
vancemeni OF Science. at Columbus. Ohio,
has been published entire in three OF the
leading scientific journals of the country
and will also be published in the proceei-
ings of the academy.
The election OF Hon William l.. Prather
OF Waco 10 the presidency OF the uni
versi,y has met with general favor amons
the student body and the alumni as far
as can be ascertainea. Colonel Piather
is a Texas man, having lived in tho stats
since he was ) years OF age. He Is a
graduate OF Tho Washington and Lee uni
vcrsity, which he attended while that in
stitutiop was presided over by General
Robert II. Lee Scholarly Ia his instincts
progressive in his busienss me, hods and
thoroughly in love with university work,
the administration Of President Prather
is destined to he a success. and the PRO
gross of the university will certainly bs
accelerated under his leadership.
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THANKsGIVIN'.

For The Post.
I've seen magnolyuhs blossom, watched
their snowy buds unfold
An where some fallen monarch OF tn
forest lies at rest,
have seen the yeller jasmine weave a
shroud O green an gold
An smuggie down tn sleeper to tn
earth's caressin' brfast;
TIL trumpet flowers have famed fer me
amid tn forests green.
TIL birds have walked tn echoes as II
seemed fer me alone.
My noart has dwelt IN rapture DER each
well beloved scene
Where tn archin' skies caressin bend
above my Southern home.
But, oh, my heart goes out tonight TO
other scenes afar,
Where mountains tower to tn skies an
laughn' streamlets run;
Where tn forces of III summer an OIL
Boreas made war,
About tn oil log cabin home in dear OIL
days agonc.
wonder II tn maple leaves, In crimson
gold an yel'6.,
Still borrow added elorics from tn suns
autumnai rags.
An tn gohblc, gob5le. gobble, OF m tur-
keys sounds as nlellcr.
An tn big oil pie-face punkin looks
as happy where 1t lnys.
On. tn jack lantern punkin, an tn
barls OH bsrls O cider
An TIL rosy GRIMM apples. an tn
doughnuts crisp an brown
Oh, " tumblin rainbow glories DER tn
forests spreadin' wider
An III frosty harvest moonlight paintin
pictures on III groun'.
oh, tn roarn' in tn chimbly an tn peal
on peal o. laughter.
Plays upon my dreamy Fancy. makes my
tautened heartstrings hum;
Till tn present fades in music an oil ags
goes dancin' after
An I'm Just a boy an happy 0ause
Thanksgivin' days have come,
~. u. Lewis.
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UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS NOTES.

Austin, Texas, November l0---More than
one thousand spectators watched the
struggle between the football teams OF
Sewanee and the university on the athletic
field Thursday afternoon. AT the close
OF tho second half the score stood ~ to 0
In favor of Sewanee. The game was mark
ed by clean football on both sdes--glot the
slightest occasion for unpleasantness aria
ing throughout lis progress. large num-
Der OF university sympathizers ard alumni
were present from all portions of the
State. Adhcrenls OF the Sewanee purple
were also present In considerable numbers.
Mrs. shurter. wife of the professor OF
oratory. has arrived in the city ana is
domicied on University avenue and Twen-
ty-fifth street.
Last Thursday evening Dr. ". I. Mather
gave dinner to Prof. ~. J. simkins who
has recently moved to Austin. The guests
were: Judge simkins, DR.. Hileartner,
Prof II. l.. Bats Judge John g. Townes
Prof David r. Houston. Regent T. w.
Gregory and Prof. W. s. Sutton,
The library council has met and ordered
the purchase of $4,000 worth OF new books
for the library This addition will supply
much needed reference books. besides fur
nishIng large number for the general
library.
The members OF the Atheraeum society
have requested Mr.. Edward Rotan OF
Waco. who recently endowed the Ross
medal TO change the designation OF the
medal TO THE Rotan- Ross Medal
The total registration OF the university
at Austin has now reached 632. making the
entire registration for the university Blu
/ students.
Arrangements are being perfected by the
oratorieal association for the annual de.
bate with Baylor university al Waco, This
years debate will be held az Waco and
much interest Is already being manifested
as TO the outcome.
The Texas Academy Of Science hiss L.
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SOUVENIR DOLLARS.
The Lafayette Issue VIII he Coined
In january.

IN
II has been decided by the directors OF
the mint to postpone coming the Paris ex-
position Lafayette souvenir dollars until
the beginning OF the new year, when thu
work will be speedily finished. Robert ].
Thompson, secretary Of the Lafayette mon
ument committee, says that the design FOR
the dollar has heen decided upon.
on tho reverse of tho coin are the faces
of Lafayette and Washington In double
profile. Encrcling the profles are TIA
words United States OF America, One Doi
lar" On tho diverse is reproduction ot
the monument with the inscription. In
Honor Of General Lafayette. Erected b.
the Youth of tho United States, Paris
France, 1902
The director OF the mint says he has M
authority TO coin the dollars at this tim,
and place the date of 1900 upon them, and
besides, the amount OF work in hand a.
the mint Is so great this coinage can not
now be taken up,
Early in January II is expected these
coins Will be placed upon tho market, when
they viii be distributed among those wac
have subscribed for them Many OF the
coins are already sold, and II the present
demand for the souvenirs continues tho
number authorized by congress VIII be
subscribed for before they are coined at
the mint.
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NorlcH OF spEcIAh STOCKHOLDERS


Houston. Texas, Nov. 9Th, 1899.
NOTICE is hereby given that n special
meeting of tho stockholders of the llous-
ton and Texas Central Railroad Company
has been called by the Board OF Directors
OF said company to convene az the general
office OF said company In the City OF Hous.
ton, Texas. at twelve o'clock. noon, on tho
nineteenth day OF January, 1900 for tho
purpose OF authorizing the making. oScou-
tion aud delivery CT first mortgage upon
the railroad recently purchased and now
owned bv said company commonly known
as the Waco and Northwestern Division
OF the Houston and Texas Central Rail
way extending from a point in or near
tho town Of Bremond, in Robertson county
via Marlin and Waco, to point IN or
near the town of Ross, in McLeDnan coun.
~, with It's franchises and appurtcnauces
10 secure tho payment OF hrHt mortgage
bends OF lhe Houston ana Texas Central
Rrlrond Company 10 gn amount not ev
,eeding twenty-five thousand dcliars for
each mile OF said railroad. payable at a
time not exceeding thirty wears from their
4 Gate, and bearing Interest ~ rate not
oxceot ing SIX per cent per 1nrum payable
semi-annually. 10 be issued for the pur-
rose OF paying for, completing, improving
and operating the said railroad With It's
franchises and appurtenancex.
Y. W. CAVE, Secretary
Houston & Texas Central Railroad Com
pany. 1-io-io00
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MnrrinEcs,

MIR, Daniel Murphy ana Miss Ruth Curry.
nj Taylor, November 4
Mr.. &, A. Baynton and Miss Dulcie Min
ton; at Bellvllic, November s.
Mr.. Robert Tally and Miss Addie Ora
ham; at Tyler November s,
MIR, a. NJ. Arnett and Mrs. jamie Chap
man: AZ Tyler, November S.
Mr.. j. s. Richardson, Jr.. and Miss Lulu
Black at Marshall November T.
MIR. John Maye and Miss Minnie Page;
near Paris, November 5
Mr. j. l.. stuart and Mrs. NJ. j. Wag-
ner; near Tyler November 4,
MIR j +. Gregg and Miss Emma Hos
Mns; at Marshall, November 6.
Nj. a. a. Martin and Miss Lizzie Var
brough. at Tyler, November 3,
MIR Jack Moye and Miss Minnie Page;
near Paris, November g.
Mr.. j T. Martin aud Miss Hattie Car
roll al parIs, November g.
Mr.. Emile Charpenter of Biegel and Miss
Dora Bode. near Warrenton. October 81.
Mr.. j. w. Holloway OF Weimar and Miss
Ethel Charlton: at Columbus. November G..
Mr.. w. r. Veale and Miss Jessie Pas
chall at Breckenridge, November /.
MIR. j. N. Lamb and Miss Mary Dunlap
al Breckenridge. November ].
Mr.. John BARLEY and Miss Bertha Muir
Gibson; at San Angelo, October 30.
Mir Robert Soakweli and Miss BERTHE
Rodgers; at Blossom, November s.
Mr.. Griffin stephens and Miss Nellie
Robbins; Mr.. William Parker and Miss
Lily Robbins: at Mudoon. November s.
Mr.. Charles G. Nash and Miss Annie
Laurie sweat; at Waxahachie, Noycm-
Der s.
Mr.. b. +. Hardemann and Miss Hitue
Clark; at NaOogdoches, November Z.
Mr. s. S. Gray and Miss Matte Hen
nessee at Kaufman, November 3
MIR. s. V, Plpkins and Mics Gertie
LEWIS; at kaufman November 8.
Mr.. Joseph hamburg and Aiiss Artelia
Mosley;. at Victoria, November 8.
Or. c. M. Grigsby and Miss Rosa Webb
at Kaufman. November s.
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Waxahachie, Texas. November 1O.--Rey.
r. II. Kellar hns resigned the passionate Of
the Main Street Christian church ana will,
on December ], begin tour Of the globe,
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THE UNION BARGAIN sToRE-1O2. 7ol 7oc
Congress avenue, consisting OF general line
OF furniture. stoves and household furnish.
ings are Offering TO close out their entire
stock at % per cent less than cost 10 order
TO get the stock closed by January I, 1909;
we are determined to so out OF business;
come In and price with MS and you will b.
con vinced that we mean business. l.. Gin
bel manager. IL
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NoTICE--I have today sold the Capitol Pher-
macy; all accounts due said concern can be
paid at the Il, C, stuart Drug Co.. corner
Main and Preston. Il. c. Stuart. 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

wANTEp-.A. once, responsible couple or
experienced lady or gentleman TO manage
So-room hotel; rent free. Address II. Q.
Fox 49,. Houston. Texas, IL
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ATTENTION, MILLMEN!-The ]. A. Car
roll Automatic Log Cart has no equal when
operated with mules; we are hauling and
skidding with four carts and four mules
each 100000 TO 900 feet daily at Beau
mont Lumber Co.'s Tram at Buna, Texas;
this is our common average This cart is
no longer an experiment, but an acknowl-
edged fact. This cart is operated by
sliding tongue, connected to a lever by
chains that operate heavy iron eccentric
roller This device is strong, simple aad
easily put up and never&bZealSs or gives
trouble. Address "a csyroll. Buna.
Texas. Endorsed By Aushont Lumber
CnmnnnN A.111l |tL.-af IL
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FOR SALE--l6-G. hammerloss gun, Franklin.
with Greener bolt: good shooter; price
se5. with solo leather ease. Address 76sS.
this cffcc. IL
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PIANO SIS; upright; rosewood case; in FIRST.
class conditions, bargain. Piano Exchange
6l5 Travis II
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80 TO 30 PER CENT on your investment; this
amount of profit made every month by
hundreds of investors: large and small if
You want to know the wonderful money
making power of your cash when operaI ed
by safe, modern methods write Tor our
book Golden Gain, which explains fully
how you can make your spare cash Yield
you handsome income; it's absolutely free
National Turf Investment Co, l67 Dear.
horn St, Chicago. II
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WE DON'T brag but do the business; buy
and sell everything; sell ON easy paymcntsi
try us. Thompson Supply House. IL
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FOR RENT OR SALE-House, with Ave
rooms. large barn with twenty stalls. good
well; suitable for dairy Apply 1915 san
Feline street. 81
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n BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS for the lease of the
surplus water OF the hot sulphur wells, To-
Gated on the asylum GROUNDS at san An
tonic Texas. will be received until 4
O'Clock D. M, Thursday, November 10. 1888
ate bill No. 2ls, passed by the Twenty sixth
legislature, and with the terms of the lease
adopted by the board of managers OF the
Southwestern Insane asylum, and must be
accompanied by certihed check for 500.
THE hoard reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids Address proposals TO, or Tor
further particulars apply to Dr. NJ. L.
Graves, superintendent OF the South"es'e'h
Insane asylum San Antonio. Texas.
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FROM 20 to so per cent monthly is what your
capital will earn when placed with US in
Vestments from S25 upwards; safe and CON
sentative: write for booklet describing plan;
highest OF references. The Guf-Pacific In
vestment Co, 263 Dearborn St, Chicago u
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FIFTY POINT MOVEMENT in a certain
stock listed on New York exchanges. ] have
positive information which l will impart
for 10 per cent net profits payable when
madel Handle your own finances, trade
where you please. Act instantly. Address
Investment Specialist. Suite ils. 81 VIII
Jams St New York II
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CONSERVATIVE SPECULATIVE INVEST
incentive trade in corn exclusively for our
customers, and have paid them profit of
years We have A pjan for trading ON the
corn market which is the safest speculative
plan there is. We send our customers a
daily report showing what We buy and sell
at. so they can see for themselves just what
we are doing for them. You can open an
account with us in whatever amount you
want TO- and draw your profits once a week
or once month. You can close account at
any time. VIII furnish first class CONNER
cial and bank references. Write for full
particulars and references. Baker & Co.
Gay Building, st Louis Mo. Il
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FOR Shakespeare piano. irst.class order
party leaving city. for 500 cash. Apply -
New Orleans avenue. is
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HOUSTON HEIGHTs--Lots for sale at lowest
prices on installment plan.
a modern 5-room cottage now under con-
struction, one half block from Heights bou-
levard. equipped with bath room, city water
and other con vsnences. for sale on install
ment plan. John A. Milroy. Agent. 220 Main
street. y
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ONE full leather top secondhand family
phaeton IN Rood condition; cheap for cnsh.
Edw. Lnrendons Carriage Repository, cor
ner Frnnklin and Caroline streeis. IL
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AIR coMPREssoRS-Fo every purpose (:
belt and steam driven: single and duplex.
The lngersol Sergeant Drill Co.. Sci kiain
building, 81
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS-seal DDS
viii be received up TO November Il FOR the
erection of one brick church, to be built II
Gonzales, Texas according to plans and
specifications on file at Miller q sayers
hank Gonzales. and at the office of U. IL.
#. Rudesill & Son. architects. Houston,
Texas; committee reserves the right TO re-
ioci any or all bids. lS
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FOR SALE

WANTED TO SELf--one- half interest in an
established newspaper, in town of 1900,
only paper Address A. g., this oficc. II
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FOR SALE-onc butcher outnt. counter
shelves. ice box. blocks, cheap for cash.
Apply John Steiner, CAPITOL Barber Shop. 10
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BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED for the erection
until Wednesday November Is, at 3 o'clock
plans and specifications can be seen at the
office OF j. Hamburger Son, Columbus;
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FOR sALE-s50 acres OF prairie land in Day
ton. Texas. land rich. black waXy soil and
black sandy good church and school house
on land; terms reasonable. Apply Charley
Wilson. Dayton, Texas Il
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SPECULATlON--Twent dollars margins i0D,
grain cents: send for our book Success
tul Speculation, free. j. X. Comstcck &
Co., % Traders bldg, Chicago. u
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go WILL SECURE you profitable agency ;
your money secured against loss; cali sun
day or Monday, So9ls Prairie avenue, Room
~
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

FOR SALE-The best livery stock and barn
IN Iexas; everything new; farms In Kan
sas, 100 acres each; small farm in rrinty
county, Texas. of 20 acres; u good stock OF
general merchandise; Shetland ponies. sur
rey and harness for same; jacks; / stat.
ION: ranch OF 1900 acres in jackson county,
Texas. Address Box los, Victoria. Texas ~
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND EGGS

$50 BUYS l5ls hands high 6-year-old bay
mare: ss5 buys IA hands high 3-year-old
sorrel mare s95 buys tpacer) saddle pony,
ali above sound and gentle. Apply Ill Cap
itol avenue. -
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IMPROVED FARM. 66 acres. Harris county !.
good buildings, bearing orchard; sacrifice,
$1,000. one-fourth cash. balance long time.
improvements cost double, Address 1920,
this office. L.
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THE DEL MAR HOTEL at Rockport, Tnyas.
cost s4S,ooe to build; the furniture in it cost
sbooJ; separate IRON the hotels are two stor.
. costing $500 each; the block sO0xaOo feet
Is assessed at $4,000: will take in cash or
trade, $500 for half interest in everything.
rms is the finest bargain in all Texas.
G. IL. Huffman, Dallas Texas. IA
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FOX sALE-Modern T-room cottage and 2is
lots near in; Third ward; $500 Mckinney
q CO., 50Sls Main street II
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I WANTEp-To let contract for logging a
mill OF 5000 capacity; work to commence
at once. Mount Vernon Lumber Co.. Day,
| ton Texas. "
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70 S S21TYS yoaf y s ssaq5 Pg ny Is
sffkr the .easeai 4Nhy not get right in
NJ band wa Lsd qa't railing along
the 'buggiGy64tind The healse? be-
IN can intessst you. Address 7b'@. caro-
Post. Is
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FOR SALE-A corner lot with fiye-room cot :
tage. in Third ward. on car line. nice loca
lion aud shade trees; $4,000 cash. Address
1492. this office ~
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TOWN PROPERTY near Houston, good open
ing for business: will sell, rent or exchange
for Houston property. Address 1919 this
office. ~
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PROFITS in stocks, wheat and cotton: Mack
eys modern methods make money write
Tor cur free book. c. f. Jackey 4 Co., q,
broadway. New York
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LMThh MA farm on Old Caney
. m,natton county, eight miles below
on on line OF new tap railroad;
tn, lures N cultivation. and about 80 acres
'e. Five COOL tenant houses anu
bsr, fences. Address Lock Box No. s..
E-.eou. Iexas. 10
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ETED-At once responsible couple or ex-
ilenoed lady or gentleman TO manage 30
Bun hotel rent free. Address p. o. Box
Houston. Texas, IL
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FOR sALE--one sawmill, 10000 capacity. and
several So-horse power boilers; Stopple &
Rles. II
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WANT TO SELL at once five or ton acres
close to city limits, north SIDE bargain
Tor some one. w. A. W. sic Btnz buIld-
ing. 80
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b-sTORY house, corner Bowling aud
krce avenue. Inquire 1916 Downing street.
Ii