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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-18
A COURT OF ENQUIRY.
Blame for Topedo Boat Collision I,
He Determined.

He Determined.
The Navy Department was notified CT
ficially yesterday that the torpedo boats
Dahlgren and Craven collided off New
port Tuesday and were Obliged to put
back to that place. No details CT the col
lision were contained in the report re-
ceived by the Department. but it was in
dicated that the damage sustained by the
vessels was considerable. The Dahlgren
and the Craven left Newport yesterday
for Portsmouth, N. H., where they were
to go into winter quarters.
The Craven was accepted by the Gov
eminent very recently, and the run which
resulted so unhappily was the first she
had made since being put in commission.
A court of enquiry to determine the cause
OF the collision and to fix the Re spo n=i5il-
ity for it will be ordered by the Navy De-
Dertment
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-18
w,,,on .,,ume, New Duti.,.

Rear Admiral John C. Watson. who
succeeded Admiral Dewey in command of
the Asiatic naval station and who returned
to this country last month, has assumed
the duties of president of the Naval Ex-
amiuing Board.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-18
BETRoTHAL OF w1LHELM1NA,
State Department Officially Notified
by Minister Newell.

by Minister Newell.
Secretary Hay was yesterday notified by
Stanford Newell, the United Minister to
the Netherlands. that the betrothal of
Queen Wilhelmina to the Duke Henry
Vladize. Of Mecklenburg-s chwerin. had
been officially published The message
follows:
"Sgravenhage. October 15.
Secretary of State. Washington:
''Oficial notification Of the betroth-
al Of Her Majesty Queen Wilhelmina
to His Highness, Duke Henry Vladize,
of Mecklenburg-Schwer has been
received. Newell"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-18
LANSBURGH & BRO,
Washing.cn's Favorite Store
Warm
Underwear
Al Anniversary
Prices.
43c each

43c each
for Ladies' FIeece-lined Combination
Suits. These are the usual SOC Suits.
30c each
for Ladies' Fleece-lined Vests and Pants
Pants made on yoke bands. These usu-
ally sell for SOC.
Csc each
for Boys Heavy Fleece-lined Shirts and
Drawers, sizes "a to "a. Worth Soc
csc each
for Ladies' All-wool Scarlet Vests and
Pants. $1.25 is their real worth. Be
quick.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-18
MOREOCIOBER WEDDINGS
Many Occurred Yesterday Both at
church and at Home.

The Suilivnn-frgnn Marriage At
tended BY Guf-Sf-Vowu Ertcuds-
United at GuutOn Tcmplc-Smitb-
Cox Nurtinls mt ST. Stephens.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-18
Chase. New Grnnd-vnudeviIle.


The Overlooking Of Chase's New Grand
by vast audiences this week is hoped by
Manager Chase to continue next week, In
view of the bill announced.
Next week will be noteworthy because
of the return Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mil
ton Royle. among the most eminent play
ers in their line in vaudeville. They will
present The High Ball Family" 1t is
the work of Mr.. Royle, who dubs it "a
serious farce" in spite Of the fact that
it keeps audiences in constant roar
during the thirty minutes occupied in its
presentation. They will be supported by
Mary Dupont, William Frederick. and
John Layfoot. The situations are said
to be very ludicrous, and the clever little
company makes the best of 1t.
Charles T. Ellis, who attained consider
able note in "Caspar. the Ycdler," after
the death of the elder Emmett. with Mrs.
Ellis and very competent support. will
present IAN Artists Dilemma" in which
with guitar accompaniment, he Will sing
his latest ballad, entitled IAN Old-Fash-
Toned Home
Another fine feature will be Hamilton
Hill. the Australian baritone. who is said
to possess a fine, clear voice and will
offer n remarkably we'll chosen list of
selections. Howard Thurston, claimed by
the management to be a relative of Sena-
tor Thurston, and who has quickly sprung
into prominence as magician. Will also
appear. His manipulation of cards is per-
haps the most marvellous feature of his
act, and in this he is superior to any other
magacian of the day. Almont and Du
mont. who are styled THE Worlds Great
est Instrumental Hussars," will provide
a picturesouely novel musical act. in
which they show their skill with an I'M
usual variety of musical instruments.
Minstrel fun will be literally provided
by Frank Cushman, the eminent black
face entertainer. Dewitt and Burns will
offer their acrobatic comedy act. and Will
son and Warning. who have just returned
from four years tour of the world, will
be seen in their latest farcical frivolity.
These eight acts will be found to con-
stitute an enjoyable performance. and the
advance sale OF seats is expected to equal
that which preceded the coming of Hyde's
Comedians.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-18

fected picture machine. introducing for
the first time on any vaudeville stage in
this city, series Of, views. including a
splendid panoramic view of the Galveston
disaster, the South African war. the Paris
Fair. and other timely and up-to-date
views. Others on the bill will include
Josephine Sabel the pretty and vivacious
French Chanteuse, in French and coon
songs; Moreland, Thompson and Roberts.
in comedietta; II. V. Fitzgerald, a
lightning change artist: Melrose Brothers.
aCr0batS: Claim Sisters. yocalists and
condolences: Marie Leslie, the clever
lyric star. and several other high-class
feature acts.
Observation-Disclosures Bur1csQuefs0
Heuck and Fennessy's Rambler Burles-
quers will be at the Lyceum next week,
beginning Monday afternoon. This COM
pany has been carefully selected from tall
emit that has appeared at the Peoples
Theatre, Cincinnati in the past few years.
and is said to include some Of the great
est variety favorites now before the pub
lie. Messrs. Heuck and Fennessy are the
managers of Peoples Theatre. and this
fact alone Is guarantee that their COM
pany Is far above the ordinary, their expe-
rience as house managers teaching them
that the best companies reap the largest
profits, The programme will consist OF
strong variety bill and burlesque, THE
Queen OF the Holland Danes" in which
Miss Ida Dexter and the members Of the
company will appear.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-18

Another large gathering assembled at
the Calvary Baptist Church to witness
the marriage Of Miss AnDetta Walker and
Mr.. James Morton Rissler. Of Dies Moines.
which took place at Z O'Clock. The bride.
attended by her father, Mr.. John T.
Walker, passed up the aisle preceded by
the ushers. Mr.. Henry Walker, MI Joseph
Milans. Mr.. William W. Poultney. and
Mr.. Carroll Edmonston. Following them
walked the maid OF honor, Miss Cora Van
SAINT, who wore pink organdie and carried
a bouquet of pink roses. The bride was
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-18
COMFORTS.

a. m for large sateen covered
Nj comforts; double BID size:
" ssGO the sort which sell usu-
ally for 81.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Murray have issued
invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter. Mae Rehecca, to Mr.. Samuel
Kuypers Brink Saturday evening. October
q. at $50 o'clock, at 10 Third Street
northeast
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BLANKETS.

~ IN pair for extra heavy H.
~ ~ quarter white California
VOs . ~ wool blankets, with hani-
some pink. blue. red. and grey bor-
ders which are S. values.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-18

The Dumbarton Club. of Georgetown.
will give a cotillion Of twenty couples at
the Club House on next Tuesd,y event &.
The german. which will be danced from
IL until 1 o'clock, will be led by DR.. A.
Rhett Stuart. Mr.. Harris NJ. Crist and
Mr.. Leonard L. Nicholson, jr., are in
charge of the affair
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-01
CURES BLOOD POISON.
A Trial Treatment Sent Free to All
who suffer From nry stage
of the Disease.
Cures Cases Tint Hot Springs and
all other Treatments Failed to
Even Help.

There has been discovered by the state
Medical Institute III Eiektron, Bldg, FIT.
Wayte Ind, tho most remarkable blood
poison euro ever heard OF. 1t has cured all
such indications as mucous patches In the
mouth, sore throat, copper coored spots,
chancres. alterations on the body and in hun-
had fallen out aud the whole skin was mass
Of boils pimples and ulcers, this wonderful
specific has completely changed the whole
body into a clean. perfect condition OF phys
ical health. Every railroad running into Ft-
Wayne brings scores OF sufferers seeking this
new and marvellous cure and to enable those
who can not travel TO realize what a truly
marvellous work the Institute is accomplish
ing they will send free to every sufferer a free
trial treatment so that everyone can cure
themselves IN the privacy of their own home.
trial viii be sent sealed in rlain package.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-01
FREMONT ARRIVALS.

4 W. Dreher, Fort Worth; John H.
pre-, ST. Louis; W. n. Dill, Decatur,
w, A. Lamb. NJ Whaling, Chicago;
W. Frederick, Chattanooga; George l.
wen, New York: j. W. Hama, ]. G.
4 n, Winfield, Iowa; J. e. NJ ,Nesi. J.
Brown, San Antonio; C. H Clark, 81
Iis; r. b. Huston. whlrton: F. l.
|ylor Texas; E. Jacobson, Ed S Strauss
~ York c. B wlbee, w. G Prange
'icago; W. A. Wiechman. New Yogk
scawartz. Buffalo; " H. Murphy
and Rapids; A. r. Taber, Nj ssu !
'nsas and Texss; w C. Ca psctAr
aridan; Max Oppenheimer. W L. BAKER
w York; T. H. MeCrarey. Memphis.
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PERSONAL.

A. Green, Jr., prominent insurance
OF Dallas, was in the city today.
Plonel George E. Korst, proprietor OF
Fremont hotel. IS spending the day in
pslon.
S Spselman, travelling freight agent
PIE Iron Mountain. with headquarters
pallas, is in the city.
Hank Lee. assistant United States at
Pey who has been hsre in attsn lance
ne Federal court, lett this evening for
home in Paris,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-01
MR. JONES AND BRIDE.

Enes X. Jones, Jr., son of Senator
) OF Arkansas. and brida, nee Miss
|e Gray Taylor. niece of Eaanis Tay-
former minister to Spain. VIII arrive
galveston Friday, the fremont hotel
Eg received request to reserve for
suite OF rooms on that date.
ley were married In St. Louis yester-
|eVening.
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TO INVITE oFFrtrALs.

weston is going to be ready to DO
proper thing when the North Atlantic
prom arrives here on March 90
|yor Jones has called a special meet
II the city council to meet this even
II $3.50 to formally extend invitations
fcretary Of tbs Navy Long. Assistan,
ftary Allen and Governor sayers to be
quests OF the city while the squadron
b-a
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Nathan uupics 10 he Tried.

Dent n, Texas. february 2l.-The trial
Nathan A. Hughes OF Victoria, for the
urder Of George FrSmpton OF Houston.
|e alleged crime having been committed
June, 1899, has been set for March 10
pa a special vfnirs OF severty-fiye men
As besa Summoned to try the ease. II IS
F.ieved that the case VIII come TO trial.
was c9ntinusi at tbs last tAugust) term
district court. Much interest is being
|snifessed in the outcome ri the trial.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-01

e chamber OF commerce have planned
I've a banquet to C. P. Hunt ngton dur
his visit to Galveston, which is ex-
ed about March 10.
neral j. B. Policy, major general
handing the Texas division g; the
led Confederate Veterans, and Major
fge E. Brarard, secretary of Hood S
'ade and assistant quartermaster gem
on General Polley's staff, are in the
visiting Adiutant General S. o.
hg. They will remain here several
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-01
RIOS AND PROPOSALS.

BIDS win he received until March u. 1900.
AZ noon. for the erection Of oae-story brick
store house according 70 piHrs .End speci
ieatioas row at my ohiee IN Cenrerviiie.
and all bids. Address j. c. stell. Center.
Vile. Texas.
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Nd CITY NEWS ITEMS
n.uts for Mr.. Bryan's Visit Con-
! template a Big Crowd.
OF FOUR WEEKS is DEAD.
nj Her wedding Arc TO Act
PaIibearers-0ffcials to
visit the Squadron.

ston Texas, February 2s.-The
% appointed to look after the
ments for the visit Of William
BRYAN to this city next Satur-
|, a meeting In the directors room
Motion exchange at IL o'clock this
The meeting was very largely
Il the room being hardly large
TO accommodate the men present.
pmlttee consisting Of ]. s. Whe-
airman; Green W. Butler, Ed
Robert Weber, Guy M. Bryan,
l.. Moody and J. b. Aguilo was
ed TO meet Mr.. Bryan at the depot
3is arrival. The committee Will
meeting tomorrow at A p. m. at the
LOT Mr.. Wheles.
las stated that Colonel Bryan was
his wife at Houston and that she
Company her husband to Galveston.
9suits Mr.. Bryan's convenience there
a public reception in the parlors
| fremont hotel Saturday afternoon,
Iladies ana gentlemen who SO desire
\ their respects to the distinguished
kan and his wife.
bel W. l.. Moody will probably give
5ate reception to Mr. and Mrs.
was considerable discussion about
trangements at Harmony hall on
hy night. 1t was decided to re-
4 all the boxes and the right hand
the balcony for ladies', ami 1t Is the
BIZ the committee that the women
WI attend in large numbers to hear
tyan's speech.
Iessage from the medical branch OF
diversity of Texas requested that 100
Be reserved for medical students who
to be at Harmony hall. The stu
will be asked to confer with Mr..
s. committee, but it was suggested
might be a good idea for the young
b be OF hand early and secure their
by right OF pre-emptlon,a there will
bly, be an imm snse throng present
T. reservation of seats will be diff.
u.itteo on finance, consisting OF
tld, chairman; j. b.. Aguilo and
ehsilins was appointed to look af-
oniatter of fluids.
Fongiv long Mr.. Bryan will remain
on is not known and will not
until he arrives. but an eff
= e made to have him prolong HIS
Wholauch as his engagements will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-01
MEoRaE L. HENRY DEAD.

= vorge Luther Henry (nee Libby
p n daughter of Mrs. 7. E.
B., 4 died this morning at 3
Ok. Mrs. Henry had been married
|ur weeks and her sad death Is deep
plored By all who knew her. The
bl took pace at O'Clock this af-
bn, Rev. Bradfsld OF the St. Johns
b officiating, he having also per-
ID the ceremony at this wedding.
pail bearers (who were also ushers
+ marriage), are as follows; Me7srs.
Skinner, w. r. A. Rodgers. VIII
hes and Boyer Gonzales and others
were F. B. French A. Roempke,
obbe and Clay Stone Briggs.
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS
Lots for sale at lowest prices on install.
JchD K. hnlroy, Agent. go Main St. II
CANCER. TuMoR AND PILES

removed and positively cured without the
knlfe or pain. | make a specially OF all SKIN
and Flood d'senses. Female and all nervous
diseases Including Epilepsy and Catalepry.
whisky, Morphine and Cocaine habits cured
without taking them from you until you no
longer want them.
Ny success 10 all OF the above diseases can
best be told by those that have cured, seine
having been cured for 10 years. 10 whom |
have the privilege OF referring the afflicted.
Don't waste time with anyone that can't re-
Ter to cured patients Any Of the above can
be treated by special contract on a positive
guarantee OF cure or no pay. My office IL
~, my rsssldense one block west of Cooley
Consultation free. Address
PENN d. THORNTON, NJ. D.,
Houston Heights, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given thet the annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Houston
and Texas Central Railroad contrary Will hs
held at the general office Of the company in
the city OF Houston Harris county Texas
at l2 o'clock noon on Monday, the I'd day OF
April 1900: and that the annual meeting OF
the board OF directors Of snid comnany VIII
be held at the same Mace ana on the same
day Immediately after the adjournment OF
the said annual meeting OF the htockholders.
p w. Cave. Secretary. Al
J. A. IoZlER & co. ESpert Accountants aud
Acjusters room No. ". Cotton Exehange.
Respectfully solicit busiHess IN their Ena Ia
tie states OF Tpxas, Louisiana and Arkau-
sas Promptuess IN attention and accuracy
Of work guaranteed. ga
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PROFESSIONAL.

SAVE NoNEY-Rellable detective service
rendered In civil and criminal eases; reason
Mccaue's psteGtlse Agency. Houston, Tex
az. "
8 o. COTTON Z BRO. Fire InaufADcs
AGENTS and AdiustsrA - hsin strssA q
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT--Modern Ave or SIX
room house; close in. Address ses6, this
office.
TWO ROOMS, furnished for light housekoop-
ing: within blocks OF l. aud g. y. depot.
Address Seas, this office.
ftrred Ia good neighborhood. ADDRESS se2i
this Office. 80
WANTED--Four or fve-room cottage; nice
yard and stable: must be reasonable: Third
or Fourth ward. Address sCoS this Office. So
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UNITED STATES COURT
NOTES.

|arles Schroeder VS.. Jerome B. coch
let al, on trial.
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tifo ooc To LOAN on Houston business Drop
.r;y m amounts 10 suit, one 10 ten yeafs
AZ low est rates OF interest. can also supply
rnrties wanting 20 build or buy homes 10
NV naft OF the city with loans ON ths Ia
,,allt,ept plan: thsxe loans cat be pad In
fuiI or any mart OF them az any time: no
delay 10 getting your money; can close icas
a. satsstactory. can SUNNY parties wAntins
20 buy iots or buiid With special bargains 70
choice blocks. quarter blocks. lots or resi-.
cences in all partH OF the CITY or hndltlons
or easy terms or for CASH Apply ~ enss 70
X 4. Mills EOS Main strest u
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FOR BENT.


FOR RENT--Fiye-room cottage. Fourth ware
South. Apply 10 Bcring Mig. Co.. phuh,
FOX RENr-une furnished room. also tws
unfurHishcd rooms. bathroom and phont
Ia house i2Q Capitol avenue. !
FOR RENT--s4vtn room two-story house. sic
modern convnnienccs: 1915 Texas nvenue.
four hlccks from Capitol hctol; references
Apply tgS Austin street, Mrs. y. G. Burks. e
FIVE DOLLARs-Two unfurnisned south
rooms; close In. 7o5 Crawford.
FOR RENT--A bve-room house With bath,
servants room, buggy shed; Sixth ward.
l5z2 Center street. keferences REQUIRED.
FOR RENT--rwo connecting furnished ROOMS.
40 Charities street:
FOR RBNT--Eight-r room house at 1912 Texas
avenue Apply to hd Kan. 81
FOR RENT. sale or exchange 20 acre ST.
burhan rtsids nee In cultisatton. sevrn-roou
house; tarii. fine water. 70 niiputcs drive on
gravel road west. Apply 10 lsoom =. Ken
nedy Block. az
FOR RENT--Two large rooms with gratc aaa
bath same aCor; oniy6 blocks from Chpltci
holel. tall nj Travis.
For RENTING houses, $40 Girard; 6 rooms
bath; l block Central depot; SIS. Apnls
zIet Travis. 80
AN INSPECT ION Will show my rent list 10
be the largest in the City: no trouble to
show property. n. NJ. Norileet phone Ga,
Blnz building. 80
lHousEs--our list Is kept strictly up TO dnis
and contains all the vacant houses III the
| city. See us before going elsewhere. Scan
| Ian & Bartoll. 206 fannin strset. opposite
postottlce. Phone 1863,
FARM FOR RENT--l0o acres az miles ives,
/ OF city. near gravel road: four houses. good
| barn. wells and cistern. NJ. l.. West
helmer: l50l Tsxas avenue. 2-S
| FOR RENT--A well furnished room. with hot
and cold baths. Apply 1920 Walker ave. S-s
FOUR NICELY furnished connecting rooms
! for housekeeping, four blocks from market
l2ll Sixth street. as
NICELY FURNISHED rooms. reasonable;
| block from court house Apply slS Caro-.
-------z
7 SToREHOUsE and warehouse with fixtures
including large safe, scales. ETC.. at New
| ulm, Texas; tcImerly occupied by He'll
| muth Il Rosenberg: spendd opening for
| man OF means. Apply TO C. j. Won Rosan-
| berg. La Grange. or C. f. Hclmuth. Bell
vile. 81
4 FOR RENT-The store No. ill3 Congress
! avenue. opposite courthouse. possession
| given February 10. Apply G. w. clarendon.
! Sl5 Main street. y
FOR RENT--Two-story residence. No. lilv
| Polk avenue: modern Improvements. refer
ences required. Apply Mrs. c. A. Bujac, 2le
! Mason building. u
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For RENTING houses, $40 Girard, rooms .
bath 1 block Central depot; SIS Appls
2lgs Travis. 81
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALK-

nGliil 4 a y ~ 1ah N<1ASAAs
FOR SALE ightcen-acre farm with new
improvements half mile from Drummer.
$1,000 cash. balance long time. W. T. Wood.
sol Main street.
FINE LIST Florida timber and agricultural
lands. can submit some exchange PROPOSE
tIons. Graham. lol0h TeAaa avenue 49,!
CORNER Groom cottage. McGowen corner.
75xl25. Walker; corner. cottages lOuSloV.
Brazes; odern two-story residence. lux
100 Louisiana; gix-room two-story. 0OxlO1.
siy-room cottage Larmar; recently put IN
hrst-class oder corner. See me for prices
somo specially good values. Graham ioloia
Tsxas. ---------------t
400 ACRES Of very choice prairie land ior
sale at q bargain for cash, near henpsteAu'
Address j e. NILS, at Hempstead. oil s. a.
Morris. Brenham, Texas. -------- :.
LARGE front room facing south; house newly
renovated; all modern convenience. oVo
Caroline Phone e76 e ringsl.
SEVERAL choice lots on Crawford, Main and
McGowen streets, two nice lots on JACKSON
one q corner lot. improvements on came,
slioO, two choice lots IN First ward, sSo1i
one choice lot With aeat cottage half block
tron asphalt pavement ssop; d9ur enoieg
lots on car line Third ward, sl7Ooi three o.
the h9i dsomest homes In the CITY iof sals
for less money than you can put toe I'M,
Pre- esments up for. 1 am prepared TO nuili
houses Ia amy portion OF the elty ~ NJ;
Norneet. phone 6IS. 2Ol BInz nullalng.
YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO PAY RENT when
YOU can buy on small monthly payments
the new cottage tfour large rooms, hall and
bathroom and grounds, l00xias, IN Oak
Lawn Addition $50 feet from Harrisburg
she'll read, and next 20 the Magnolia Belt
railway. which will soon run electric cars
Acme Building and Loan Association, NJ. A.
Grant, Secretary, Burgheim's Pharmacy. O.,
NEW s-room cottage y block from poule-
ward artesian water. new fence hne fruit
md ornamental trees: for salo cheap. terms
to suit purchaser. lot 100 feet front, good
Earden SO VIM Peacock. corner Four.
tenth avenue and Boulevard 81;
/ FOE SAI.E--FarIn 81 % acres. on Dickinson
bayou: wood land water front. etc Ad
/ dsess b. F johnson Arcadia Tcyas. OF
! Robert G. Fuerst. owner 2022 y. Eighteenth
/ street. Omaha. Neb. 3-lt
WHO HAS 5000 cash that wants snap II
/ real estate or good paying husinessy Ad
| dress or spnlv 1918 MONTGOMERY. 3.
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXcHANGE-ona Alason a
HsrYln organ: SLIGHTLY used: bargain. "
Frchner, $40 sabine. s-s
sIR SALE OR EXCHANGE-one nve six.s
landau one wagonette one Victoria ans
one three-hor power motor. Aoply 81
Westheimer "
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FOR RENT--Two lnrge rooms with grate aat
bath same aCor; oniy6 blocks from CNplto
hntel. Jall III Travis.
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EARB OPPORTUNITIES Fischer upright.
sos; / Cable. sis5: | Schubert mahogany
case, s2sS. Pianos tuned and repaired.
Pianos rented. EXPERT Workmanship guar
anteed at Janke's Music House, sos Main
street. Ale
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AN INSPECT ION will show my rent list Il
he the largest in the ,ity: no trouble Il
show property. n. NJ. Norileet phone G1s
Bnz building. g.;
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LIVESTOCK, PoULTRY AND EGGS

Fur GALE-Ten high grade Hereford bull
and heifer calves. j. w. Rudosill, Meridian