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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

not expected to go into the sufiiciency
OF the appropriation. 1t will be re-
membered that in the case of all these
new sewers the appropriation for the
city's share of the expense is made
by the ordinance. but the money is
not specifically provided.
The city's share of the cost of the
sewer in question is $6,55i.91. He
certified similar contracts in two pre-
vious cases at the request of councils
and is disposed to sign this one also.
His only lookout now is to see that he
does not allow the city's Indebtedness
to exceed the constitutional limit. The
is yet margin of about $4,000. The
city's share of all the sewers under
way would exceed this amount.
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Editor of Tribune.

Printers, advertising men and news
paer men in general: We wish to call
your attention TO some very bad spell
ing in some of the advertisements pub
lished in our daily and Sunday papers; 4;
for instance, in one advertisement the
word Spalding is spelled Spaulding.
This is very bad, as the word Spalding
is spelled without u. Now it is per-
fectly right and proper, and, in fact,
Just the thing for u to have a Spald-
ing, but for the Spalding TO have a U
is entirely out of place. Remember
this the next time that you have occa-
sion 10 set up a Spalding adv, or buy
a wheel, and it will greatly oblige
Yours truly,
Florey & Brooks,
2ll Washington avenue,
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing svrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING WITH
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOoTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC, and
is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA
Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world. BE sure and ask for MRS Wins
lows Soothing Syrup" and take no other
kind. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02
CHAB0RACH DISCHARGED.
Alderman Did Not Deem Evidence
offered Against Him in Any
Way Sufficient to Warrant
Him in Being Held.

Michael Chaborach, who was arrested
Wednesday night by the police on sus-
picion of being guilty of manslaughter,
by having caused the death of his
brother, Andrew Chaborach, was given
a hearing last night before Alderman
Millar. Attorney c. S. Woodruff ap-
peared for the defendant. Much evil
dence was offered, but at the conclus-
ion of the hearing the prisoner was dis
charged.
Chief of Police Robling, who appeared
as prosecutor, brought the suit baslng
his action upon the fact that the coro-
ner's jury empanelled to investigate
the cause of Andrew Chaborach's death
returned a verdict of death at the
hands of some person or persons un-
known" that it was said that the de-
fendant was preparing to leave this
country to go home; and that a story
was being circulated among Andrews
friends that the two brothers had quar-
relied over woman.
The witnesses examined at the in
quest held May is last were heard last
night and offered almost identically
the same testimony. Mrs. William
Grammar, of S4S Capouse avenue, who
owns the house the parties concerned
reside in, and who offered the testi-
mony at the coroner's inquest that the
deceased had cried out that English
boys had killed him." would not make
a similar statement last night. The
evidence offered by Mrs. Kate Hirce.
mock, the boarding mistress; Johr
Kudlich, who slept with and was &
close friend of Andrews, and JOSEPH
Hircenock testified that the deceased
fell down the stairs and injured him.
self and that Michael was not there
| The defendant testified to this latte
also.
Patrolman Potter, who was called II
| shortly after the man was hurt, anC
| who testified at the inquest, Offered
| some additional testimony last night t,
| the effect that he had since heard tha
| the two brothers had a quarrel abou
| fifteen minutes before the alleged "fal
| downstairs" had occurred.
| Andrew Chaborach died at the Lack
| awanna hospital Wednesday, May Il
from a fracture of the skull, supposed
to have been caused by falling down
stairs at the boarding house of Mrs
| Hircenock, rear of S4S Capouse avenue
where he boarded, Sunday night, Ma,
| IA, about 9 o'clock.
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A Double Delight Assured.

The delight OF your life is victim
OF the terrible liquor disease. Your own
happiness and his may be fully and
positively restored. Call or write to
The Scranton Private Sanitarium. Sl5
Mulberry street -
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Railroad CWest Jersey &c Seashore
r. RI
Beginning June / the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will extend the lin
1t on excursion tickets to the South
ern New Jersey seashore resorts from
ten days to fifteen days, including date
of sale. This extension covers Atlantic
City, Cape May Ocean City, Sea Isle
| City, Avalon, Stone Harbor, Anglesea,
Holly Beach, Wildwood, Somers' Point,
| and all other resorts on the South
Jersey coast reached via the West Jer-
sey and Seashore Railroad, and applies
to tickets from Philadelphia, Whining
| ton, Harrisburg, Williamsport. Elmira
| Wilkes Barre, Pottsville, Reading
Phillipsburg, New York, and interme-
date stations.
This extension of limit, covering the
usual two weeks summer vacation
will no doubt receive the hearty ap-
proval of business men, and others fill.
| ing clerical positions.
The limit on excursion tickets read.
ing from any of the above seashore
points to Philadelphia will also be ex.
tended from ten days to fifteen days.
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REPAIR ORDINANCE
VETOED BY MAYOR
sELEcTMEN, HOWEVER, PASS
1T OVER HIS HEAD.

Walker, Taylor, Widmayer and
Jackson All Confirmed for Several
Positions to Which the Mayor
Appointed Them-Resolution Civ
ing the Ontario and Western Right
of Way with Its Keyser Valley
Branch Is Approved-Favorabl
Report on the Ordinance Creating
Office of Electric Light Inspector.
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1t Is Not Necessary

to be without a good timekeeper. If
your watch needs TO be adjusted or
repaired bring it to MS and our watch
specialist will put it in perfect order,
or we will refund your money.
Davidow Brothers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02
BIG INDUSTRIAL
STRIKE IS ON
CARPENTERS, PLASTERERs AND
METAL WORKERS OUT.

Three Employers of Sheet Metal
Workers Have Granted the De-
mand of Their Men - Building
Trades Council at a Meeting Last
Night Took Action That Will Have
an Important Bearing on the
Stnke-General Tie UP of Build
ing Business Is Very improbable.
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A Card.

We. the undersigned do hereby agree
20 refund the money on a JO-cent bottle
falls to cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee a 25-cent bottle TO prove salts
factory or money refunded. J, G.. Bone &
Son. Dunmore. Pa; John +. Donahue,
Gcrg stAa- Pa
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Does Your Watch Run,

fast or slow. We can adjust it right,
because we have a man of thirty years
experience to do that kind of work
Davidow Brothers.
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Smoke the Pocono cigar, &c.
Smoke the Popular Punch Cigar. 1oc

New line Wash Skirts, at T. L
Cranes. -
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A New Department in Davidow Bros

We have engaged Mr.. julius Fern,
formerly of Freeman's, this city, and
who is acknowledged to be one of the
finest watchmakers in this state, to
take charge of our watch and jewelry
repairing department. The fact that
Mr. Fern will give his undivided at
tention to this department is in itself
guarantee of perfect work.
~ DaVidow Brothers
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Mr.. John Bevins, editor of the Press
Anthon, Iowa, says: II have used
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy in my family for fif-
teen years, have recommended it to
hundreds of others. and have never
known it to fail in a single instance.
For sale by all druggists; Matthew
Bros. wholesale and retail agents. ~
Beecham's Pills for stomach and liver
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

Extension of Limit on Excursion
Tickets to Southern New Jersey
Seashore Resorts via Pennsylvania
Railroad CWest Jersey &c Seashore
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

Smoke The Pocono Cigar, SC.
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MORE ELECTRIC LIGHTS.

The light and water committee also
reported favorably ordinances for cleo
trio lights at the following places: sun
set and Penn avenues, Theodore and
Church streets, Twenty-third and
Hampton streets, Vine and Gordon
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kl!!l!'.l!IRgQi3

what the convention proposes, etc. There
is. of course, an emphatic opposition TO the
convention in the State, and at this time IL
appears that n majority of the voters favor
the holding of the convention. II they
could be sure that the constitution when
framed would be referred back to the peo-
pie for ratification section by section, the
probabilities are that the people would al
most unanimously vote for It,
AS nearly as can be ascertained, the
voters of the various countless on last Sat
urday. nominated their strongest and best
men for delegates to the convention. 1t Is
at this time impractical to determine pre-
cisely as to the election of more than one
half of the delegates, but If the unde-
termined half ranks in ability and pa
triotism with those whose elections are
assured, the convention will be an exceed
ingly strong one. Montgomery county has
nominated Messrs. Tenant Lomax. w S.
Thorlngtop. Ed A. Graham. Gordon Nc
Donald and Thomas w, Watts; Jefferson
has nominated Messrs. X. NJ. Cunning
ham, John p. Tillman, Hugh Morrow,
Frank S. White. Ruben +. Kolb, Lee
Bradley and Robert j. Lowe; Dallas has
named Hons. +. H. Pettus. H. s. D. NAL
lory, j. II. Satterheid and b. f. Ellis;
Madison's representatives will be Mossrs.
j. W. Grayson. A. $. Fletcher and K. f.
Spraggins; Tuscaloosa will send Hons. w.
G. Fits, George A. Seaccy and Henry \.
Jones' Mobile will be represented by Hons,
u. p Bestor, c. Lavaretta, Gregory Smith
and either Hon. Ed NJ Robinson or Hon.
Richard II. Clarke; Sumter will send Hon.
John X. Rogers and Colonel Chapman;
Morgan. Colonel Samuel Blackwell aud
Hon j. G. Eyster; Talladega, Hons Cecil
Browne and c. G. Whitson; Jackson will
send Hon. Milo Moody and some other
good man; Lowndes will be represented by
| Congressman Willis Brewer and Hon
Evans Hinson; Lauderdale will have fol-
its representatives Hons. NJ. w Camper
and Emmett O'Neal, Chief Justice Me-
| Clellan and Hon. w. II. Saunders.
Forty ADLER men could scarcely be found
| in the commonwealth. They represent al
most every shade of democratic opinion
The voters appear TO have chosen without
regard to the financial question, or loca
| issues, and have apparently sought to fl
the convention with their strongest repre-
! sentatives.
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Tint oyercoat Fund.

To the Editor of The Post.
Washington, March 1s,--The following
letter was received by me recently from
Austin, Texas:
Mrs Medora Marchant Little.
Dear Madam--Yours of February
20 received asking in regard to Con-
federate overcoat fund There is now
$2.40 to the credit of this account.
think very likely one cause for lack OF
interest, is that there is pension go
ing to be granted soon to them by the
State. Yours respectfully,
NJ, j. Manning.
The above explains the result OF my
effort to collect by "10-cent chain letter
sufficient money to purchase "overcoats
for cur Confederates at The home in AUS
tin. DR.. r. j. Breckenridge agreed to re.
ceiye all 100 contributions, and
had arranged with a wholesale firm fol
overcoats at moderate prices. feeling sat
isfied that there would be hearty re-
spouse TO the numerous letters that
wrote upon the subject. The cottages oc
oupied by the feeble, halt and bilnd Ole
soldiers stands some little distance from
the dining room, necessitsting considerable
exposure as they pass back and forth
During the fierce blizzard that has swep
over the entire country they must have
suffered greatly, clad only with thei
ordinary sack coats. Angels must hav'
gazed with plying eyes upon that rem
nant of once vigorous and brave arm,
that by their deeds of prowess and eudur
ance electrified the world, while the "mai
of SORROW, who had not where TO la
his head, must have gazed with benigi
smile upon the expenditure OF $500 for
| gilded and jeweled sword, while those mel
shivered from the wintery blasts-sic eun
! fata hominum.
! | shall request DR.. Breckenridge to US
! that munificent sum on hand to add com
fort to the first needy old Confederate h
sees and thus will end the effort to &c
| money for overcoats.
| Medora Marchant Little.
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expenses; old nrm; experiences unnecessary;
Inducements 70 customers. Z. Z. Bishop
Co. ST lnnis. Mo. u
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wANTED--The Fraternal Life Association
wants solicitors. salary paid to good men.
For particulars call or address II. =.
Bailey, general secretary. Cotton Exchange.
nouGtcn. N
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HELp WANTED.


once. active men TO sell the
LIGHTNING Bug Extermnator; the best
spray pump on tn market; write for terms.
Julius a: krueger, New Ulm. Tsxas, --.- q
Girl Tor heuse work. apply at
loii Hell avenue, between hours OF " ana
travelling man, as companion
for wife and TO assist In light house work.
middle aged white woman. Fox NO. Ia,
City a
LODGING for Atty men: cool rooms and no
mosquitoes, TO- 20 and % cents per night
70 cents. $500 and si,2a per weak; frsc
baths. Capitol House. corner OF Main aud
Capitol f-2s
Combined ruler aud lnisher want
ca at once In our book hindery. j. J. Pas-
torlza ftg. \ Litho. Co., Houston. Il
once, two hrst-clsss coat
makers, 7. Battelstoin, Slt fannin street. y
WANTED-Two good carpenters At once. Az
Fly !. \. Ells. sartartIa, rcxas y
WANTED Woman cook for boarding house.
Apply us railroad street. g
wANTED--A baker AZ y, Preuss'. Az Travis
WANTED First-rlase pattern maker. Apply
L, H. Collins Mfg Co. San Antonio, Texas,
NANTED--tooa white woman to cook wash
AND iron on section. Henke 4 Pillot. q
wANTED--At once, good, sober barber
Address w II ncggeti Lufkln, Texas "a
wANTED-whue girl TO cook and do house
work for family of two, no washing, ref
eronces. aos JACKSON street .
wANTnp--2o teamsters and scraper holders
on terry war rNas ten Miles Gas; Of he,y
weeks. s. a. Robertson 4 Co, eontrac-
tors. 20
FEW more young men and ladies to learn
telesrnphy for positions Oh railroads. Da-
las IeltRfanh HoUfEe Dallas Texas. i.lS
DETEcrlVE-'shrewd, reliable man wanted in
every locality for profitable secret service.
Experience unnecessary. Write American
Detective Association, indianapolis, Ind IS
WNNTED--io0 more station mon At Terry
Texas four feet levce, pay DC, s. A. Rob
ertNon n Co ~
A SPLENDID opening for good solicitor on
magnlnccnt work Just published The u
Singer Book Company, 29ls Market street.
Galveston. Texas, 81
WANTED--Fifty woodchoprcrs at Sklpmore,
" miles from Houston, on the H. " and
w T, railway. WIN pay cash weekly
Il, L. watsons Wood Yard. ~
WANTEn--A once a good handy florist and
gardener, must be hustler, for good wages
and permanent position j u. Pruessner,
fremont and avenue n. Galveston, Tex. %
WANTED-Man and wife. woman 70 do cook
ing for two and general housework, man to
do general yard work, German preferred: no
children, Mrs. IL. Thompson, Orange, reN
%
TIE MAKERS wanted to make SAP pine tles,
hcwed on two sides, also 6xS S-foot nud tNl
N-foot pine and oak ties. free transportation
on Y. q. railroad. Address II. p, NoiL
| liornbeck La. ~
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY! Az
you any good? Got any gei-ur In YOU
Would you work N YOU had chance2 /
so. address J. W. Moore, Dallas, Texas 2
| WANTED-The Fraternal Life Association
4 wants solicitors: salary paid to good men
For particulars call on or address II. +
Bailey, general secretary. Cotton Exchange
Houtton
| sALESMEN FOR CIGARs-sl2S month sn'
expenses, old rrm; experience UNNECESSARY
Inducements 10 customers. Z. G. Bishop 4
90 Mn
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AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS TO handle our high grade perfumes.
our plan wins; large prohts; terms reason
allie LETTER 4 Co, St Louis. Mo.
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TO RBNT-Rooms by day. week or month;
beds cleanest In town, BE, lac per night 1oc
and up per week. Eagle Hotel. 1901 Con-
sress avenue. u
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THE Hartford Life lssues only old line poli-
cics, both low priced and high priced, notes
taken wlthou. agents guarantee. payable
october |; advances made. Harris Pat
torson, general managers, Dallas, Texas. II
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--4-room cottage, $40 per month,
eight blocks from court house. Can sV3
Walker avenue, 70
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-To lease from 1000 70 800
nssture for term Of years; give partieu-
lars. Address Box ~, Ryan r u
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WOULD like good place 10 run an osine ci
any kind, perfectly reliable; well acquainted
with all xmas OF machinery: can furnish
best of refersnce, 5gOa. thus once rs
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DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY! Atq
you any good? Got any get-ur In YOU!
Would you work " YOU had chance2 N
So address j. W. Moore, Dallas, Texas. p
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T-9ST-One dun horse, branded orE on .t,'
nh. & 100 reward Return so p NJ Waun:
lsi7 stevens street
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TIE MAKERS wanted to make sap pine ties
hewed on two sides, also 6xS S-foot aud 3No
N-fooi pine and oak ties, free transportation
on p, g. railroad. Address II. p, Nol.
Hornbeck. La. as
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SINGLE young man wants position as
gardener, florist or nursery man. good all
found man; best or references. Address oSll
this office, ~
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

&. o. COTTON a BRO. Fire insurance
Agents and Adjuster,. 10 Main street. II
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NoRFLE ET & CooLEY
Real estate rental and Insurance agents;
loans made approved securities. Phone
672. Room 2oi, Binz building. II
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EXCLUSIVE town rights for the sale aud
manufacture Of 'Frapine," the best foun-
tain specially IN the market. Address A.
" Kleslins. Houston Texas ~.
TWO YEAR roses. All standard varieties; %
slons Rnbi Luepl . p0s Aiaia street Phone
zoos ~
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WANTED situation by young white mani
can attend to buggy and HORSE milk cow
and good worker Address 52oi this Of
u
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WANTEn--To exchange amateur photo out
NJ for medical works, G. A. Robinson. Ter
nv Texas. %
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WANTED--Ali persons taught Chemical Oil
Painting by Miss Greg )ry to know that
full line OF chemicals and all materials re-
orired for the work supplied at list prices
by j, b. Endt. 2l9 fremont street. Calves
ton Texas 70
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND EGGS

MULES 80 Miss ouri mules, and years old,
10 10 10 hands, all broke and sound. Price
$40 to $50 each. Smith. Larenden's sta
Mes %
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HOUSTON Heights has arteslan water sandy
soil GOOD drainage nne shade, excellent
car service aud the lots at present prices
are the cheapest property In town terms
from s. to S. per lot In cash and the same
payment monthly. For best prices call at
Houston Heights office, suS Main street.
John A. Milroy agent u
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THE FINEST PIANO TUN1N6--pianos re-
modelled and cases refnished throughout;
leave orders at divers Music House. l0lI
Texas avenue Houston. Prof. Chas. N.
FELTON,, superintendent. ~
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POSITION wanted In drug storo by young
nan who wishes to'learn the urig Dgsiurss
best of references. Address S. Haley Lott
Isxas Is
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PRINCESS REGULAToR--Never falls; al
ways gives relief; especially to married la
dies: safe. sure Soc per box. Send &c for
booklet. Southern Chemical Co.. Houston,
Texas q.
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

GOOD. smart colorcd boy wants job AS yard
man; can milk aud care ior stock all right.
Address 1905 Prairie avenue. g
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DIR. nEIsIG, Eye. Ear Nose and Throat
Specialist. Telephone building. u
J. L. KopF. undertaken and cmbalmer, ioh
phone GS7. 6-lo-d
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FOR SALE--valuatie building lot, two blocks
from business, Enquire l0A Walker ave.
~
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ALL OF BLOCK y. Syduor Add ton, with
Two cottsg $; cheap for cash. l.. w, Crhs.
2o9 Binx building II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23

WE BUY. sell and exchange real estate, look
after property for non-residents, collect
rents and negotiate loans, call and list your
property; we have cash customers for real
estate bargains Seaman & Barteli, 2l2 blnt
building a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23

WE CAN offer .hat choice piece OF property.
the Dickey homestead corner jackson and
Polk; viii divide TO suit prices and terms
reasonable. Also two blocks of choice lots
on Main street, south fronts must be sold,
corner lot and a half facing Mckinney,
s2d00, seven years time, pes cent Inter
est. no cash payment We have several
bargains to ofter In Crawford street. prop
erty. We always keep up with the market
and you will find us the lowest on de-
eirable property Norheet Cooley. s0l
Binz building Phone $40. u
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PROFESSIONAL.

DEFECTIVE AGENCY--Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal investiga-
ton, reasonable rates; correspondence so
iicitsd James Mecane. box 100, Houston.
Texns II
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WE CAN save you many a step in house
hunting; we always keep complete list OF
nil vacant housrs in the city and show
same free. Norneet Cooley. phone 673,
sul kng pui.alnk. 30
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THIRD ward cottages and residences az two
thirds their value, cottage 10 exchange for
vacant LOTS II you want q quick sale or
exchange call on G. d. Phelps. Sl0M Main,
over GruueWAldfS p
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Rig Wanted. right away, travelling
agents to introduce q new discovery 10 XIII
out wceylls IN corn, etc. patented August,
1886 For particulars address Gus rbieie,
Carmine. Texas; enclose two &c stamps. II
THE MASSEY BUSINESS CoLLEGE--cor.
ncr Main and Rusk. Mason block sessions
day and night; no vacation. II
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LARGE RESIDENCE on paved street. in bus
mess part of city, GAS, sewer connection,
plenty ~ cistern and artcsian water, buy
from owner Address S9I6, this offiee. q