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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06
UIRGINIA

To the Corporation Court OF Frcdcricksburg
October lst, mo
Frederick c. Hayes as admins
traitor of Edward SnOwdcn. de-.
ceased and in his own right. Pnnun.
vs.
George W snowdcn. t. 10. Snow
don. r. IT, Snowd,n. Miss n. a.
snowdcu, x. r. Buzlcll. Cath
cflnc H. bullall. % wife Al
dIc . BuIIcil Nellie Bullrll.
frank liulzcll. Ed th Bullell
William X. SnOwdcn. Mary T..
snO den, his wife, Mary T..
PuIluck. George l. Pollock. her
husband kohett t. Snowdcn.
Mary r. Suowd,n. bis wiic Ed
ward II Snuwdcn Mrs T. II
Snowden, his wife. -. $ fus-
sell. administrator of John ".
onOWdcu. deceased. ......-.... Defendants
Tho object OF this suit IL 10 subject tract
Oi land in the Corporation of Frederic kahnrf,
Virginia, OF which John ". snowdcn died
seized, tpthr payment of his debit, AMI TO
partition the said tract OF land amongst the
heirs OF said John W SuOwdcu. deceased, ana
fu adm MISTER the estate Of said SuOwdpu.
Aud aihdaNil having bc made and hlcd
That tho above described defendants except
Miss l.. VI. 5nOWdcu ana ID. s Russell "a inln
istrat0r of John ". SnOwdcn deceased, nr1
nOu. residents of the state OF Virginia. sud
ton residents arc required tO app ar within
nitccu dag after dLo publication Of this or
der and 90 what may be necessary 10 protect
fhcit interests bro this suit Aud 10 is ordered
that % copy of this order hc forthwith pun
lisncd once ID week for four SUCCESS Sc week IS
ln Ihc Free Lance. a newspaper pub i-hcd 800
thu city of Frcdrricksburg and that another
copy OF the same bee posted at the front door
of the Court house of the Corporation ouri
of fredericksburg on the first day 81 the neat
term thereof.
a copy Tcatc
JAMES T. CONBIN.
Sr. GTORGE n FiTInrGIi q. CLERK.
OC3 NfNt
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06

FIT is true thst Senator Cattory' s
wife prevented him from accepting
the nomination for the Presidency
rendered him by the National Demo
Gratis, it is evident that Mrs. Caffery
did not see as much glory" in g
nominstion doomed to defeat as
some women do.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06
Curious Stone

Tuesday Mr. Thos. Dickerson, while
at work on the white Chimney"
farm, in this county, dug up a dark
granite stone The stone was imbedded
two feet under the earth. 1t Is of an
oval shape and cut very nicely. Mr.
Dickerson's theory is that 1t was left
there after the flood
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06

THROUGH the courtesy of Senator
Martin THE FREE LANCE has been
placed on the list of those who are to
receive the report of the Census Blu
reau for the present census work.
The advance copies have already
been received by us.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06

Mr. SCHURTz speeches are not en-.
enthusiastically Democratic. They
indicate that as between Bryan aud
Mckinley it is q case of choice OF
tcun evils
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06

Mr.. HANNA says the people should
stand shoulder to shoulder How
natural it is that the politician should
believe in pulling together on cleo
ton DAY
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06
Read This !

Go to Genther's for cheap handmade
Harness. Saddles. Whips, eto. His
goods are reliable and his prices low
All goods warranted. Repairing done
promptly and low prices guaranteed.
sep8.ly.w GEHTHER'S.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06
A CARD

Dr. Geo H. Ohewning has returned
TO his Office and will be pleased 90 see
alllparties who may require his serv
ices as dentist. Dental fees greatly
reduced.
nc4. I'm
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06

1T is now in order for the independ
emit voter to compare the candidates
in order to properly "sizs 'em up" on
election day.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06

SOME of the political solons trem
bic at the monetary ghost, while
others appear to be inOculated with
the empire phantom.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06
SATURDAY. OCTOBER s, 1900,
Weather forecast for Fred
erickSbuTg and Vicinity.
Eqir and colder.
MR.. OLNEY's SUMMARY.
3 ner can't. addltIonaI for speeIaI positlOn

Richard Olney, an able cabine
officer under President Cleveland
four years ago followed his chief au(
went off after the third, or Colo
Democratic party FREELY, but lik'
many others he has abandoned thu
independent movement this year an'
will support one of the old parties
His letter, stating his reasons TO
doing so, is one of the strongest ye
written on the subject. But whs
particularly struck us was some o
the wording of his letter which follow
and which we have italicized:
In laying his course upon
the all.important subject ofthe
Presidency, a citizen Is bound
90 bear ia mind that he Is deal.
ing with q practical matter and
must seek the best practical re.
suits through such practical
methods as are available $50
So the chOicS bcfpecH the par
ties, one Of Vhich must GER
fainly brevaiL calls for the
ererciSe Of the same S0HRd
common sense Perfection in
candidate or platform is an idle
dream, and infrmities in its
creed and defects in It's leader
ship will always characterize
every party. But they in no
wise excuse a citizen from TAX
ing his assigned part in the
government of the country
from making up his mind what
the common veal demands and
vhaf parfy'S SHcceSS afX come
nearest satisfying HedemaHd,
and from using his influence
and tasting his VOfe GccOrd-
fzglv. The obligations
of citizenship are avoided. not
performed, by standing neutral
in an election. The voting
power is q trust which calls for
use and Is violated by the neg
- lect TO use. There is always q
- choice between the oonse-
quenoes Of one party's ascend
ENJOY and those Of Its opponent
and, therefore, the true question
before every citizen always is,
Of the general attitude Of par
ty upon the vital issues Of the
day, and whether in view OF
that attitude It's success is not
the best thing in sight.
Way back yonder in the early
summer our readers will recall an
editorial in these columns giving oul
reasons for asserting that there was
no need or room for a third party
ticket this year, and if Mr.. Olney
had penned those lines he could
hardly have gotten nearer the reason
we advanced then and the one which
he has lately given to the public. The
lines which we have italicized cover
the substance of reasons for this way
of thinking, but the whole of tie ex'
tract might have just as appropriately
beor emphasized and embodied in
the parallel.
The good citizen should at all times
vote; equally true, he should cast his
vote with one or the other of two
parties that he knows are the only
ones coming within the limit of prob
able winners. II has long ago beer
decided that there is some morality
in making a choice in politics Of "tht
lesser of two evils"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06

FROM the way some officials are
devoting their entire time to the cam
paign we infer that they must have
"oicnicu in off Yesrs.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06

No DOUBT it would be prudent to
meet the Chinese situation with Gen.
eral Ineredulity.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06

TOPEKA JOE should have prOtrscted
his visit 20 Richmond until the bank
ers arrived.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06

A NUT for the theologians-I Is there
ever q right way to do a wrong thing2
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06

1T SEEMS to be hard work to make
any impression even upon the soft
coal miners.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06

THE troubles in Peru may equip
the dogs of war with a Peruvian
bark.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06
G. Henry ROney, Esq,

DEAR SIR: Take notice that my
petition filed in the snit of Roney VS.
Roney, in Spotsylvania Circuit Court.
has been referred by said court to ]. p
II Orismond, commissioner OF said
court. TO ascertain and report 10 said
court. what attorney fee, II any, Ia
owing to me for legal work ia said suit
The commissioner will not act on said
matter until after four weeks publica-
tion OF this notice. unless you sooner
appear before him and desire him 10
act Yours. ETC.,
J. l.. POWELL.
endorse above notice.
J. p II. ORISMOND.
sep29.w4ws CLERK.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06
!. |. st1 .i,sd October, inclusive,

to receive the Taxes due the Oitv of
fredericksburg, Va for tho year 1900
All males. white and colored, 81 years
Of age and over. and all persons. male
or female who own Personal Property
or Real Estate. are assessed for City
Taxes, aud are urged 10 call and settle
A DISCOUNT OF 5 PER CENT.
will be allowed on al bills paid be.
tween this date and the 18TH Of Octo.
Der After the latter date s Per Cent
penalty will be added TO all unpaid bills,
according 10 law
A =. ROWE, JR..
oc2-6t Collector
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06
Public Auction.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL,


AT 10 80 O'CLOCK, A NJ
The Exchange Hotel having been re
Gently rented TO a New Landlord who
will refurnish the Hotel, the present
stock Of Furniture, Carpets. Bedding,
China and Glassware, heretofore used
at the Hotel, will be sold st Public
Auction 20 the highest bidder, for
CASH
This will be a splendid opportunity
for buyers from Town and Country 60
supply Themselves with good and use.
fnl Household supplies Of all kinds at
their own prices
Remember the day and date. Friday,
October 18th. at 10 30 o'clock, a Nj
JAMES ROACH.
AuctiOneer
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06
CITY TAXES.
FOR 1900
Notice 10 TAXPAYERS

Office Collector Of City Tsxes.
Fredericksburg. Va. oct lst, 800
will attend at my cnice. in tn
north wing Of the City Hall. from
m 10 / p m, and from 2 to 4 p. in
from the
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY an slCs

FOR SALE-A good sound horse. Apply nj
Commerce avenue.
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ducers OF such articles as rice and crudo
ufacture and the arts. offer a large and
lucrative field for the venturesome vendor
of European and American finished fab
rics.
China as yet, In European and Ameri-
can sense, Is an undeveloped country.
The population Of China aggregates some
400.000000 people. Its means OF trans
portation are few, it's present methods
Anticipated. Here is field for the in
vestment OF railway capital Electric cars
and electric lights are practically non-ex-
istent In China, Here Is a field for im-
provement and the consequent investment
OF millions OF captall So the trust mag
nate at home, who sees no moro room for
the expansion Of his profits no more yic-
Tins to be victimi2ed. turns his attention
to far-on China He goes there 20 ex-
plot the people and compels his govern
ment 10 80 along with him to maintain
order while he robs them before their very
eyes, the masses al home footing the ex-
ira bill OF costs And this is what our
republican friends call National oxpan-
sion." James Fitzgerald,
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Hempstcad, Texas August 10 ~EngIneer
Julius straughn, who has been pulling the
lever on a work train at Hearne, is home
to recuperate from a spell OF sickness,
Mrs. Joseph wier, an aged and estl-
mable lady of this city, IS lying at deaths
door. II has only been two months since
her husband died. Her children arc all
at her bedside, daughter Ms. j. L.
lIoux Of Marlin. having arrived yestcday.
A taekey party viii be given at tho
residence of Mrs. Il G. Sterling tonight
by her daughters. Misses Lillian and
Mary Sterling.
Mrs j. w. Wilson. the wife OF a promi-
nent citizen of the Fields Store communi-
IS. died yesterday
The following members OF tho legal fra
tcrnity are attending district court this
week; Captain J. G. Mitchell of Richmond.
Captain Bates of Wharton. Hon. II, NJ,
Garwood of La Grange. Hon. o, T. Holt,
Jonathan Lane and j. V. Meek of Hous-
ton.
Mrs, Frank Ephriam and children re-
turned home from Houston Sunday. Her
sister, Miss Matte Hammond. accom-
panied her home.
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children and their children's children for
countless ages to come. And what is true
In this respect OF the Caucas sion Is equal
/ ly true of the Chinaman. TAe latter has
a religion to defend; he has customs aud
4 traditions to defend, and a history which
dates back almost to the dawn OF crea-
tion These. the white man, who boasts
a superior religion. A superior oiviliza-
\ ton, superior customs, traditions, insti-
I tutions and superior history has at
tackled The Chinese would defend them
against the white man. The white man
has not only threatened the destruction
of the Chinaman's god, his cauntry's GUS
toms. LIS institutions, traditions and his
/ tory, but he threatens the total extinction
4 of the Chinese empire as a self governing
nation by the violent process OF partition
/ by the great powers.
/ Let the reader put himself In tho China
mans place, then he will understand and
be able to appreciate the attitude Of the
4 Boxers toward the foreigners in China
| The methods OF the Boxers In warfare may
not be as humane or as civilized as those
OF the white man. but there is no discount
on his patriotism. his love OF country and
veneration for It's history and traditions.
( In this latter respect he will compare
! fayorably with the hest Of us, But be-
hind the trouble In China, behind the at
titude OF the great powers behind the
demand for partition OF the Chinese en-
pire. stands q controlling cause. whose in
ilucnce Is being felt by all nations, and Il
is to he found in the discomfort and great
| poverty OF the masses in the civilized
countries. This discomfort and great pow
erty OF the masses IS giving the govern
ments OF Europe great concern. In them
they sec the germs Of change and OF pos
sihle revolution in the near future, Great
standing armies can only be supported by
taxes, and the grester tho standing nrmios
4 the more are the taxes. Taxes In soue
o, the European countries have become
so great ana so eXhausting that large
standing armies are necessary not 10
fight some imaginary foreign foe hut to
hold the masses in subsection and pre-
serve the peace and coed order al home,
These huge stardiug armies and the cor
! ruption and extravaganza that so with
/ them as n necessary corollary, are drain
/ ing on the n4tional resources, ana IN
stead of seeking TO reduce them European
statesmen, 10 satisfy the demands of the
ruling classes, are casting about for new
objects on which to levy tribute for their
support The far East offers an Inviting
! field for European exploitation. The
masses OF the far East are ignorant, UNI
educated, unskilled In the wiles OF Euro
pean diplomacy. but the country Is rich
and It's Inhabitants, being largely pro-
teas and knowing next to nothing OF man
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NATIONAL EXPANSION.
what II Threatens 10 DO In the casc
of China

] what 1t Thrcntcns TO DO In the case
of China.
To the Editor of The Post.
/ Millioan. Texas, August THE Chinese
are not altogether to blame for the con-
I dltion existing at Pekin. II the same
/ could be said of the great powers the
world would not now have a Chinese prop
lem to cripple With. Like other races OF
men. the Chinese in curly life are taught
and inherit strong love OF country
Their religion, their institutions, thoir
customs and traditions. their love OF coun-
try are not only rooted in the soil, but
their civilization antedates our own by
thousands and thousands of years. TO
paraphrase n saying II the Welsh to the
effect that wales was wales before Eng
land was born" China was China when
/ Europe was q bowling Wilderness and
America but a phantom in the land OF
dreams.
this earth dearer TO him than his religion,
aud next to that comes his country, its
customs. Institutions, history and tradi-
tins. For these he has deep venera-
ton; for them he lives and, II needs be,
he will die for them. His countrys instI-
tutiors may be reformed and improved
upon, but its religion, its history and ira
ditions neveri These are the sacred lega
cies which countless ages have left him
to be transmitted to his children inylolate
AMI unsullied by the hand of man and IN
turn to be transmitted by them to their
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were tomato red flowers with asparagus
vine. aud the candle shades were clever
limitations in water color paper OF ripe
tomaIues The lrst course was luscious
raw tomatoes with French dressing Ia
Inato soup and croutons preceded boiled
halibut. With tomato sauce and potato
marbles a iillet OF beef with stuffed to-
mNtocs and potato croauettes was next
served. followed by small moulds OF TO-
mato jelly on lettuce hearts, with mavon-
naise, The Ice was colorod with straw
berry iuice to give the red tint aud II
change Of flavor. Cheese. crackers and
coffee finished tho menu.
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..e Gnve ~ Tomnto pinner.

New York Evening Posi-
4 tomato DINER was the caprice OF a
hostess receutly. The guest cards were
suuare and white. vita the name in gilt
across the centcis In inc upper LEI. hand
corner was SIN branch of Tomlla
vine with ripen quit. The decorations
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no CLosJg An rsTArr

Fifty acres. subdivldcd into . and 10 acre
house; for sale together or soparatelY: 81 10
SIS monthly payments IL desired. No cash
II improved Big inducement II sold together.
Address p. o. Box %. Houston Heights Tex.
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=: .,.s,--- lar room. UPSTAIRS: well
: rcpL ~. 81 desirable; close I'M terms
|ts1tn' ~ walker. =
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OLD SORES

and all kinds o. skin and blood uisesse ,,
male and female. positively cured see lesp.
ynoniair IN my onioe from uarlies Teeeuil "
cured once at residence cons ultation ree
mr. PENN 3 THORNTON.
Phone SIS. I rings. Houston HeiEhsa
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EOR SALE CHEAP-1345 acres OF fine rice
land in Whar on county, Texas, within three
miles Of two depots: all fenced For uriCe
and terms address the owner w j. Groom.
wharton Texas II
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Gsaat. sEwMANN" hotel nroner1v Ia
y ior ss Iae Of the oldest hotels "a The
sss Teas ' Apply TO Joe Kaincr La
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FOR SALE-Twentv acres unimproved land
cheap eleven miles from city, Appiy 1884,
this office. y
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Y Plant ' Il e or Interest in bast news
iassl. un,s Iexas; owner has other
I vile YOU have ut least st066
lITs;-- -aaaress x2. this Office WV
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FOR SALE--6l0 acres well improved farm
near station, . miles from city, good build
ings; two hundred acres In cultivation;
fine growing crop, must sell, best bargain
In Texas. II. p Mansfield, '205lg ASin
street -
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;sesfy fcr o. s snsf with money to but In
ssEsiopss soia and silver mines hat
q La. IN Mexico, ]. T. Bertrand.
n *
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ing 100 feet on Travis street and l5o feet
on Texas avenue, in block e., the very
best vacant business corner IN Houston;
south front. opposite Milby 4 Dow's new
building. Both streets well paved and
drained. All street cars pass this corner
Call or write US Tor details. Geo. l.. Porter
& Son. 20els Main street. Il
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sos' q cAgeLATloN"- Send for my
2 safisssSS security Investments" Il
! 'as'nts Sy n with reasonable profits.
\ have e5rn ,niS method IN stocks and
'saaale es ynea In 80 days more than
,S ~; cusioross "a 60; send for free prr-
~ lones In, and bank references.
:. Place N,ansyestment Broker, 20 Rx-
Ntf : -------N 10TH. 20
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Localities that depend on rainfall
should have my special advice before
planting next years crops and preliminary
to this you must give a description OF
your soil.
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II YOU don't try us Its your faul Ii YOU
90, and we don't please YOU, it's ours We
nave the largest list OF genuine bargatns
N city one home. good neign1Urhoua iess
thah hali cost. k. l.. Gray x Co. ga Bhz.
=
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!. II. CAMPMAN sells for ia

COMPANIES ORGANIEZD--Charters furnIs6-
ed. We furnished customers with cnllatorai
securities from one OF the Oldest and strong
est financial institutions In New YORK 70
accomplish guarantee OF their stook ~
bonds. All done on commission from pro-
ceeds OF sales OF your stocks or bonds Thosa
wishing to develop new enterprises should
see us. No charge unless suceessfni
COLONEL Stock and Bond Co, $40 Horston
ST.. Fort Worth Texas
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y goo5 bncssIy store in San Arttmio.
isons ines No. location. Win
.''sk tsxet Sb.asehed; viii sell building
Y q Iasn On M q. OF separate; owner must
Nv y sold ,T aSeount of sickness. Will
- Antas;a n .No weeks. Address Af4
70 jIiSs7; -, 1ally Express. ii
,. ,hd IN s0LD successful afIsr5oo,
,'s o. ~ q, plant. am omen far .si ,.p,ca
"a pri ra.y Or part Interest tcr ssrs
- olnee. %
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FOR sALE-Paying manufacturing candy q
cream and soda water store, with eoa5s
Will etc; a frst-class place. in best loca
ton In Galveston; good reason for selling
INSPECTION invited; a rare chance. Amply tn
-. -. InOulhOIneIy " Co., GdlN WESTON u
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from Houston; black sandy soil large neld:
plenty Of grazing lands; lands ado ming
selling tor $40 per acre: can b. had Il
taken at once for $500 per acre. 250S this
Office. 10
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YOUR ADVANTAGE to see us IL In market
% bny, sell or exchange real estate. Il. &.
Gray a Co.. ga B.nz. :,
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FOR sALE-At BARGAIN: Three lots in the
Aeiehts, on Sixth avenue; viii build Tor
purchaser 4 desired Martin Armstrong a.
Witty = Office. Trust Co. building. 10
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GOOD HOME, ample grounds. we'll improved;
N First ward; sacrifice account leaving city
~. talhnents ii des red. 2575 this office .
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ICE PLANT FOR SALE-The Needham leo
COMPANY offers it's plant for sale. II s OF
lotion capacity. in good condition and is
being successfully operated For price and
terms address said company at Cameron,
lcAaH. Il
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FOR sALE-Flve-room coiIage ON mon167y
paymentsi s,X-room two-story and an
esnt-room two-story on monthly PAYNE mus
Bette blyan, room !, Fox building ~
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Foster,. LocaI Foreeasts

August l9-cooier.
August 20--Moaerate.
August Warmer.
August 22-ThVeatenlng.
August 23-Thfaatening.
August 24-cooler
August 25--COoler.
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HAkkls' Biazoria or rort Bend county lani
wanted. IN exchange iof $li.OJp o. clear "
prVpery u houston this ad viii appear
but one time. Freeman a. Co, 81 Travis
street. IA
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FOR SALE--saddlery and harness business.
only shop IN city Apply to Chas. j. Ur-
ban. Port Layaea, Texas ~