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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-01
HoLD-UP
GARFIELD YOUTH ROBBED IN
SANTA FE YARDS.
Supposed Accomplish Is in the City
Jail Now.

On Thanksgiving night a bare hold-up
occurred in the Santa Fe track yards in
which a young man from Garfield Kan.
was relieved Of $14 in money and under
circumstances which point strongly to
one Armey Evans as being more or less
connected with the deal. The young man.
by name of RoyIston, was on his way
from his Garfield home, headed for Cal
weston, Texas, and was beating his way
on the railroads by way Of the blind bag
gage bumpers and brake-beams. While
enroute he met with Evans at Hutchin-
son, who claimed TO be railroad man
and also hitting the ties on the beat.
The two blended their common interests
and left Hutchinson together for New
ton on the forward end Of the baggage
car. From Newton to Wichita they took
a side-door Pullman, landing here at 500
Thanksgiving morning. The alleged rail-
road man told his travelling companion
that he was to take a train out for Ar
kansas City at night and would take him
along. and from the latter point he
would get a brakeman to carry him to
Purcell, the end Of the division All this
looked very rosy to the youth from Car
field and he acquiesced to the plan. Early
in the evening, however, the quasi-rail-
road man suggested that they go out in
the yards and look for a train south.
bound, and the two forthwith started
down the tracks IN the yards. When in
q dark place and with no sound of warn
ing or any hint of trouble. two men
Jumped out from behind tracked
freight cars and leaped upon the back Of
the man from Garfield. During the un-
equal struggle. in which the farmer got
the very worst end, his partner fed and
left him very much in the Iurch Royl-
ston's sl4 was removed from his person
and the two bandits hit the high places
for remote parts. A few moments later
Evans rejoined Roylston and tried to
coax him out Of his determination to re-
port the fasco to the police authorities.
He pleaded very earnestly 20 keep his
friend from this course. offering TO take
him TO his rooms here and keep him un-
II they could leave the city. In spite Of
his fearful protests the easy one insisted
on telling his story The two men who
actually did the robbery were. o. course.
beyond capture, but the earnest anxiety
Of Evans to get his man down into the
dark quarters Of the track yards pointed
strongly TO his being an accompHce in
the steering ST least Yesterday morning
he was IN company with a buck Indian
and was successfully engineering him
(the red mani into q state OF b,issful
forgetfulness amidst the ROSY hrauvauras
oe a white-line drunk The aborigins
was peculiarly and thoroughly dranl1.
ard Harry sutton gathered into the fol3
Mr. Evans, and on his person was found
a watch which had belonged 10 the In
dian The young man R1yiston had SUP
posed his friend Evans had gone out vita
his train. SO be left also In the hopes =
catching him somewhere south Bat
Evans Ianguishes IN The city 1al IS
generally bad man and probable acorn
p-ica IN the robbery o. The Garfield BOY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-01
D0LDlS Nv ARD REFINER


Coming along ai the time are IRE COR
etantly added Improvements az tie
Wichita house ~ the jacob Dod Packing
COMPANY Most o. these are afeolutaly
a necessity made $50 oy Che rapidly exc
tending business ~ an departments ~
the plant ana IN an Hines ~ staple eats
and sperialros Yesterday the Immense
new litter presses for the lard rfdaary
were placed I'm position ard now fhe far
famed "White Clover Lear brand q
absolutely pure lard VfI have The most
perfected facilities for lte making and Ia
Increased amo1uts and rluter uuo Tha
capacity ~ tals uammoth refner is 1o-
On pounds 81 lara yer day ana ufth al
ease and snoofhnoea verT wosr1-rrl. TIE
machine fs SRI Il plates in o1uatracrlsa
and the largest ~ Lhe Kind ln hr pert
II fhe west on 1ioadly che stone ma
SONS VIII commerce work on the far-
datton FOR the new freproof hog hnaao
All preliminary work ~ preparing %
zrour6 and evrav8firT Pr fhe rifara
VII b. nniehed by Tonight end work rfl
commence with run MondaF rsirg.
and very Soon wirl brick o0rlne "a
promptly. the walls Vi1 ar3ra 'ato view.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-01
RECORD is AGAIN LOWERED
Professor Clark Row Champion OF
EairmauHt Golf CIub

Professor Q. 7. Clark yesterday lower
ed the score at tiss Paramount golG links
he having made the entire c5anss IN "a
strokes. J. o. Davidson. Thos. J.
Fitch, and A s. Parks we're present and
witnessed the last put that beat the foG-
mer record.
a reference to the late records shows
that they are being lowered By rwos. A.
the beginning Of the season Pro-. CLARK
made the course IA Is strokes. this was
lowered two weeks ago BY A. :. Nfuasel-
man, who succeeded in getting the record
down to 50. Now Bfr- CLARK Is again the
Champion Of the Fairnount links. having
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-01
GREEN'S SPECIAL TO THE EAGLE
Otoe Chief First Indian TO Write for
EeWsDaDer

The following was received from Chas.
Green, a ful-blooded Indian and CHIEF Of
the Otoes. It is the first special ever
sent to a newspaper by an Indian:
Red Rock, o. T.-Osag Indian came to
Otoe tribe TO Pipe dance last week. the
Otoes give 40 head Of Horses. The Usage
ars going to there home some this week
Pawnee Indian having Cost dance all
Last week
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$1,000 WORTH OF coon.

A. H. Thurness Of wills Creek Coal
Co., Buffalo, o., writes: Il have been
afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble
for years, passing gravel or stones, with
excruciating pain. Other medicines only
gave relief. After taking FOLEY KID
NEY CURE the result was surprising A
few doses started the brick dust, ike
fine stones, etc, and now have nc pain
across my kidneys and I feel like new
man. FOLEYS KIDNEY CURE has
done me $1,000 worth of good Take no
substitute c. Gehring. 400 E. Douglas;
Geo. Van Werden. S2S n. Main: Wichita
Drug Co, 10 E Douglas; Gus saur, 52i
Z. Douglas.
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caught later, but one was released the
officers being satisfied that he was not
engaged in the shooting.
'Muggins" was the leader and the one
most wanted. He was heard from later
but made his escape a second time.
''AIuggins" told the sheriff that he was
not in the shooting, and declared that
he had not been in Hutchinson for two
years The police however. claim TO be
well acquainted with him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-01
MULTIPLE SWITCHBOARD IN


Superintendent C. " MeDsnieis. giving
the word At $50 last evening, elsctri zians
closed g Wilderness q me1allc circu-ts a.
the Missouri ard Kansas Telephone TX
change and Immediately thereafter tore
7rE, as th7agh they we're skaning - many
eels. the ulstaIlio fuses q the old spise4-
bard
Number ~. waosver be IS. raaE - ard
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ter there, we therefore earnestly request
the legislature Of Kansas at its coming
session to provide literally for increasing
the facilities Of said home and for the
support OF those of our comrades who
are entitled TO become inmates"
Resolved, That II. Clay Evans. the
present commissioner of pensions, by per
sisting in his course of misinterpret ation
of the pension laws, and of inventing OBJ
structions to their enforcement and of
creating difficulties IN establishing Of
pension claims, has proven himself en-
urely unworthy of 50 high and honorable
en- office, and be it further
Resolved, That we request Comrade
President Mckinley to at once request
the resignation Of the said commissioner
and that some competent ex-soldier OF
the union who has seen actual service
at the front be appointed in his place.
Resolved, That we fully appreciate thu
cordial hospitality Of the citizens and
comrades Of Wichita in the reception and
entertainment rendered us during our
stay in this beautiful city. The pleas
ures Of this meeting viii ever be a green
spot IN our memory.
Respectfully submitted,
&C. A. HURON,
'eW. T. BUCKNER,
a. 0. HAWLEY,
"Comittee."
The ladies Of the auxiliary. of the Union
Veterans Union, provided meals for the
cid soldiers in Dunbar's hall. The clos
ing Of the convention was an old time
campfire in Peerless hall last night
Speeches were delivered by Comrades
Coney. Frost, Hawley. Balderston, Fish
er, Shields and Campbell. The affair
was a highly enjoyable one and well at
tended by members as well as the friends
of the union
Much of the success Of the meeting
was due to the efforts Of the committee
on arrangements, composed of the fol-
lowing comrades: DR. NJ A. Pratt, J.
o. Hawley W. T. Balderst0n, A J.
Weaver, and Captain Kirk These gen
tlemen worked hard to give ali OF the
visitors a good time and their efforts
were successful
When you need a soothing and healing
antiseptic application for any purpose.
use the original DeW1tts Witch Hazel
Salve, q wen known cure for piles and
skin diseases. 1t heals sores without
leaving a scar. Beware Of counterfefts.
Gus saur, 524 2. Douglas ave. Geo Van
Werden S2s N. Main St
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-01
For d Cold in the Head
laxative BrOmo- QuinIne Tablets.
No THANKSGIVING LICENSES
Day was a Dali one in the Probate
Court.

For the first time in many years there
were no marriage licenses issued in the
probate court Thanksgiving Day.
Usually the day is a very busy one.
but this year was an exception. Judge
Haymaker remained in the court until
noon and then closed Up shop. Only
three licenses were issued Wednesday.
Mrs. w II. Herbig and her children
have gone to Oklahoma on a visit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-01
STAUTEMEYER PROMOTED

he Is Made Chief StenO&rapher to
SUpt. Quinn.
Paul stoutemyer who foRthe past year
has been in the local Office Of the Frisco.
yesterday was promoted to the position
Of chief stenographer to superintendent
J. A. Quinn at Monet. He left for his
new post Of duty last night
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-01
WANTS TO BE DIVORCED


In the district court yesterday Cora r.
Fahnestock sued Alvin % Tor divorces.
alleging extreme cruelty They were
married June n. ts9o and have one chld
COLD and cough ecures are numerous.
but the one thar leads all others 81 mort.
IS FOLEYs HONEY AND TAR watch
IS ln great demand these DAYS g.
GehgIng fo0 = Douelas7 Cen var Ter-
den IS n Main. Wichita Drug Co.. no
h. Douglas. Gus saur SEQ r. Doue1as
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-01

Help IS needed az once when a persou's
life IS In danger A ueFiecte1 cough or
oold may soon become serious ard shosli
be stopped az once One Aiiaets Coash
Cure quickly cures coughs and ceI1a ana
the worst eases OF crouB. bronchitis.
grippe and other throat and lung
troubles. Gus saur. 5s4 =. Douglas ave
Geo Van Terden. 22s H. 3Tsin g.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-01

Hushi Don't Won Rear the Baby Cry
The only safe medicine for sour ctrd
cote in nursing babies is Cascarets Can
dy Catharuc Make mothers milk mildly
purgative- Druggists, 1oc &c, 50c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-01
SALOONISTS WERE ENIOINED
sudEe Dale Grants Oue 60 HaysvisIo
Petit ouers

Judge Dale yesterday Era1ted au IN
junction against I'd. porneu and O.. A.
swartz % Haysviie The men conduct
ed saloons there and the rssi1cnts o. shs
place got out the Injunction ts stop ths
operation 81 tina same
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-01

Two elos Aseo o. az NlAFA-
\ cold. cough or "a gipre can ba
''nipped IN The bud" with a dose OF two
OF FOLEYs HONEY AND TAR Be
ware Of substitutes C. GehrnE CO. II.
Douglas. Geo. vsn wer5sn ls " Main.
wichita Drug Co.. 10 De- Dopelss; Gas
saur, - r Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-01
DR.. RExFORD WILL LECTURE
Tonight on VOEtaire's prophecy OF the
Disappearance OF Christianity.

At the appellate court room, county
building. Dr. E. !. Rexford, the eloquent
Universalist divine and platform orator
will give his famous lecture on vol
taire's Prophecy of the Disappearance of
Christianity at the Close OF the Nine
tenth Century" Special music has been
prepared and it will be a rare opportunity
for entertainment and instruction. Ad-
mission on this occasion viii be p cents
When the stomach is tired out it must
have rest, but we cant live without
food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure "digests
what you eat" so that you can eat all
the good food you want while It is re-
storing the digestive organs 10 health. It
is the only preparation that digests all
kinds Of food. Gus Saur 524 r. Douglas
Ave; Geo Van Werden. 82s y. Main St
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WGDRnn@ an

and because RZFSs PEnk-
has37 E7eV0Es violates con-
fiseMcs and because sire
Knows more about the Ills
of WOsssess Iran any other
person IN EisEs c0EsnfE.ys
Lydia e. PFnkhamSs
Vegetable Compound has
cured a million sick vYO~
Fssens Every FsefghbOB'~
hood almost every
family contains women
relieved Of pain by EisES
great E8SedEcEnez
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-01

The person who disturbed the congrsga-
ton last Sunday By coughing. Is request
ed TO call on G. Gehrins. 20 f. Douglas.
Geo. Van Werdens S2S n. Main: Wichita
Drug Co.. 10 Z. Douglas. OF Gus saur.
5A E. Douglas. and act bottle OF
FOLEY's HONEY AND TAR 1t away
gives reIiaF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-01
HAD NO QUORUM
Charities Associations Had No Meet
ing Last Night.

Because Of the lack OF quorum. tho
scheduled meeting OF the Associated
Charities was not held last night An
other cal has been issued for a meeting
to be held az the Plymouth Congregation
al church at 4 clock Monday. The min
listers viii be requested To announce the
meeting from the pulptts Sunday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-01

lowered the last rec1rd again o. two.
The course Wa made ln one heur as.
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The DOCTOR
PRESCRIBED 1T

ChicsEo. H.,
MAJ y. 700
ror s. ars Z sut
fsred vita nervous
ness and genera
trouble Of the liver
and kdneyE. y has
gwen ue ssh hope ct
Fscovery-had tr
einost everything
ard found 90 q fais-
ure Az last NV doe
TOR prescribed ~ Az
ners SAFE cure. ard
before had used
two BEETLES T fIL
that Be- WAS us
what 7 needed anl
j improved UEat
alcuE SIX holfles
entirely cured ne
and Z have been n
the best IN health
since
MAJ IT, r. BOLTON.
l1sf Paud1a Sc
First III. Regiment
war Engineers.
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The mashie and cleek we're tae
two clubs used by ar. Cisrk
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sIDs AND PROPOSALS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FnR nIsTRiCT Luno:ti.

The Posi- is authorized TO announce
JUDGE JAMES r. MAsTERSoN as q
candidate for the office Of District Judge
OF the Eleventh district, subject to thu
artlon of the democratic party Ia prima-
ries or convention. II such be held.
The Pest lie authorized 70 annuonce
G. w. Thsrp as candidate for the Office
OF district Judge OF the Eleventh die
triet, subject 10 the action Of the demo-
cratic primaries or convention.
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HELP WANTED.

VAN ID'
WANTED--A white woman 10 cod
TO Mrs John Woolford. 1909 Lamar
NJ ASSTtsr, x,s-.-
"ANl h W men With expo.
on logging railway. Lumber stacker
track men can ind steady emnioyme.
standard wages, by applying in pcrso
intnV'Vuh' La. central LUMBER Co., L~--
lteu.
wANTEp--one ,orc,,.r -. sar-,rI,, .rc ony
foreman fcf pianer; must be seber sn na
steady. Address J, /. Campbell. Houston,
VT Ut y. d. -r Conroe, Texas.
| WANTED Experienced egg Gamblers, none
| stieet. Nf''s' ~ 'o"'s' ~ Ni''Au =
~ Ax-TiS7,
Iron Works. snhlnn Sa Soao' nsAer' sap'ns
--.--e---------------------.
VAN iHD--immed,ateiy, a good German girl
LOT general housework; no washing Apply
az. ze...ea.
" Va lEp-.ren men Of good address willing
n M, wns,;ys .yV pei uW. Apply after 10
over Booth's rnnf,etlonnrv s,a2. paa nu's.
day, s''i'' 10y e'o'!
-. .
"nNilE w, once, man eonversant with the
street 'us'nVss' ~. piens'as' sV' MAN
=, y
WANTED AT oNCE--One experienced cream
VahuS iaS'ory' --.---------.-..-
MALE HELP--lf YOU are a Catholic. unem-
plored and will work for SIS per week.
write Macdonald Bros. II Nranknn street.
boston Mass.
WANTED-ro correspond with parties to sell
lumber direct to consumers. Address Thos.
~. snow, Point Blanc. Texas, D
W.ANTED-A reliable man to represent us IN
Houston to call on barber trade, must have
small capital or furnish security. Arlsta
:. ~. l.,.,,,.ee SSs.o.s sllsn.
W.ANIED-A hrst-class matchmaker Apply
~ " sweeney q rre1erlekks nouston. !
WANTED--Forty (4O) teams 10 work an rice
canal leveea at Turtle bayou In Chambers
county. Appiy 10 i. ~. sohwottmann.
I manager TRINITY hiceland and IRRIGATION
s.oMeIl SnamDnrs county. IcN.
WANTED p,t prraona deaIrir. ,a,I-
lions are invited to call on or address the
southern employment Bureau. Mason block
l1ouslon. Texas.
WA Ella d. WHITE woman to do cooking
--- y l.ly l.n- Malker avenue. - :
WANTED-one chambermad one dining
room arr white maehin'st for Wholesale
ling nm ~ farn, ,,;nebimerv nsaun,nn, In
and Enn Hureau peaumont TeSas ia
.-,,.--.---------s
Wan lbn-At once; GOOD blacksmith and
NooaWcrkman; none but soccer. Industrious
L. kVla
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fik o. draft horses, 1919 hands high,
|e at c. D. EIson's Stable. 40 Milan
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fLER & ANDRUS. 1904 Congress
nave for sale thoroughbred poultry
EsEs. Reliable Incubators, Breeders.
and grit. Write for prices. II
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BlCYCLEs-second hand girls Ideal sl2
Crawtords $40, Crescents sl2. all guaran-
teed to be in perfect condition; ties good
as new. March GILMORE Houston. Send
in your orders for ties. $3.50 per pair and
up. n
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on OLD Caney in Wharton
county; contains 10000 acres; 2150 now plant
ed in cane, cotton ana corn; 1900 In meadow
lsac N prairie, and l50O in timber one two
story and three one-stoFy houses for owner
and managers. 70 double tenant houses, storr
room aud warehouse. one large g.n house.
Ii large barns. ii deep bored wells, 10 wind
mills, one blacksmith shop, hay presses.
rakes, cultivators. sweeps and latest inn
proved pows, 100 large American mules, d
all in first class condition; also is, 0OO acres
of land on Colorado river; fine for rice
900 powed and now ready for rice. Ample
water for entire tract. For particulars ad-
Al
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SIX-RooM COTTAGE. Bargain this Offices
$500 ACRES dark, rich, sandy loan prairie,
Austin county between Wallis and sealy
on Santa he railway $40 per acre: fnc grass
aud cotton land John Sleeper Waco, Tex
Ia
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FOR SALE CHEAP--A large 2-story resi-.
dence and 4 block Of land in Richmond
Texas; same block as the bank building i;
two and three years at per cent interest
fine place for boarding house. w. j. Groom
Wharton, Texas
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annual meeting of the stockholders aud
directors Of the Hearne and Brazos Valley
Railroad company will be held at the gen
eral Offices OF the company in the town o.
H6arne, Robertson county, Texas, on tue
list day OF May, 1900. w p Ferguson, Score
tary Hearne and BRACES Valley Railroad
Company 5-1-0b
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS
SPECIAL NCTICLS.

PUBLIC NoTICE--As the picnio season has
approached | herewith offer my park With
pavilion. free of charge 20 every society
and Sunday school. 1t is the only place
this year with all conyeniences. and clear
Of disreputable characters, please make
your arrangements in time For trans
uortation see the Magnolia Park Railroad
company william Angerhoefer. Jr.. VIII
helmshoeho Park.
NOTICE is hereby given that the. regular
annual meeting of the stockholders aud
directors Of the Hearne and Brazos Valley
Railroad company will be held at the gen
eral Offices OF the company in the town o.
Hearne, Robertson county, Texas, on tue
list day of May, 1900. w. p. Ferguson, Score
tary Hearne and BRACES Valley Railroad
Company. 5-1-0t
THE GALVESTON. HOUSTON AND NORTH
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY-Noti of An
nual Meeting: Pursuant to resolution
adopted by the board of directors. notice is
hereby given that the annual meeting o..
the stockholders of the Galveston. Hous-
ton and Northern Railway Company for the
year 1900 has been called TO convene at the
general office OF the company IN houston,
Texas at ~ o'clock noon on the 10Th day
OF April, 1900; and the annual meeting OF
the directors OF said company FOR SAID
year has been called to convene at the Same
place and on the same day and directly af.
ter the adjournment OF the Stockholders
meeting on that date. c. Is. Seger, Seere-
tary. APO
NOTICE. MILL MEN-The ]. A. Carroll pat.
en- automatic log cart has no equal on
earth as log skdder. The Beaumon.
Lumber company tram departmeuC at Buna,
Texas. is hauling and skidding $1,000 feet
timber per day TO each cart We only run
four carts and We are averaging daily l2O.
OOv feet. We haul all with carts; don
skid any, We work four mules TO each
carr For further particulars address the
undersigned at Buna, Jasper, county, Texas
]. A, Carroll.
dorses this statement. j. A. Carroll.
an
THE BOARD of Medical Examiners for the
Eleventh district will meet at Or. George
W. Larendons office ON Wednesday, April
4 az 10 o. m. j. W. Scott. president;
George W: Larendon. secretary A.
FINANCIAL.
WHO HAS ss2O TO loan on eighteen head OF
good mules. Address S563, this office.
MONEY TO LoAN-Am prepared to max,
loans from 500 TO 5000 at reasonable rate
OF interest w. IL. olschewske. phone SOC
POI KAN building.
$50 GOO TO LOAN ,on Houston business OF
residence property: one to ten years; 4,
lowest rates of interest. monthly pnymeats
n desired: no DELAY In getting your money.
Apply &c. n Y. NILS. sg2 Man street: !.
$4,000 10 LOAN on city property. private
funds: no delay. Also short time money.
Chas r. Munger $40 Kiams.
10 LoAN-On choice city property; can place
Few loans OF 5000 to $4,000 each to prompl
applicants. Harvey 7. d. Wilson. Wilson
huiIdae A
MONEY TO LoAN--Real or personal secu-
rity( r. C. Gray & Co.. a2 Bipz Phon'
PARTIES wanting to borrow money VIII nnd
d; II their advantage 10 call on Kennedy *
Tray. attorneys, Camp building, 2loss Fan.
nisstreet.
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TRUCK GROWERS--Here is snap About
20 acres of rich black sandy well drained
land: part wood, part cultivated field: Eve
miles from Houston; 20 minutes ride from
street car; church, postofflce; first.class
noighborhood graveled road from the lana
to the city; price only $50 AZ acre. 5000 cash,
balance long time. Apply at the Star Poul
try Farm. Postoffce Houston Heights, Tex
as, IA miles at end of graveled road or
o. NJ. Pudor Houston Postofhce. Al
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MUSICIANS. ATTENr1oN-A sabler baby
grand piano, an Emerson upright, Fisher
upright great bargains at less than halt
price. Largest stock of the very best and
reliable pianos at lowest prices. Sold on
easy monthly payments. at G. Janke g. Co 8
Music store, 500 Main street. Expest tuning
and repairing. Il