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chrl.tma. NJ The penitentiary.

To the Editor or Tne POST
Huntsville. Texas. January lo.-on last
Christmas the State furnished to the
prisoners an elegant dinner We under
stood that this was done throughout the
entire system.
Each plate was supplied with abundance
Of turkey mince pie fruit cake and other
cakcB. ten apples. four oranges, seven
sticks OF candy coffee etc. There was
enough 10 each man to last him several
meals They were permitted to cat and
take away everything except the cup
knife, fork and plate"
It was a Jolly day for them. This is the
only holiday given them during the year
Immediately after dinner they marche
into the chapel TO witness the minstrel
show gotten up by some OF the eonyicys.
This was a very laughable time foi
them, AZ night the same was rendered
for the citizens
There was fine audience. The pro
eeeds about $500 was divided betweev
The library. hospital and the indiyidua
participants
~ this connection wish 10 speak |
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FORECASTS BY FOSTER.
The Next Storm Wave VIII Cross Central Valley
January to ~.

ST. Joseph. Mo, January l3.--copyright-
ed by W. T. Foster.l My last bulletin
gave forecasts OF the storm wave TO cross
the continent from January Ii TO is and
the next will reach the Pacific coast about
January is. cross west OF Rockies country
by close of January 49, great central val
leys January 90 to %, Eastern States Jan
nary 49,
Warm wsve win cross west OF Rockies
country about January is, great central
valleys January 90 Eastern States Janu-
AIRY ea, Cool wave will cross west of
Rockies country about January "a, great
central valleys Esd, Eastern states 25th.
Temperature OF the week ending a. M.
January 80. VIII average below normal in
the great central valleys. and about nor
NAL on Pacific slope and In Atlantic
States
About date Of this bulletin an Alaskan
warm wave they cali " chinook In the far
Northwcst--.will he entering the head wa
tiers OF the Saskatchewan river. Alberta.
Western Canada, and this VIII be the most
importent storm OF the month Il VIII
be in the great central valleys about date
" tho next bulletin while Just behind A.
on TIM hoad waters OF he Souris river IN
Assinholn aud the head waters Of the Mis-
souri, in Montana. will come great cold
wave and blizzard. Be prepared for this
bad winter storm
SIKH disturbance Of January Will reach
Pacific coast about gath cross west ri
Rockies country by close of 2bth greai
central valleys 26th 10 2sth. EastSrn states
path
Warm wave will cross west Of Rockies
country about January "a, great central
valleys January 26 Eastern States lapu-
ary IS. Cool wave will cross west oI
Rockies country about January a. great
Central valleys 2oth Eastern states 3tst'
WHERE rs IT.
Wherein il the cause Of motion When
this question IS asked, AZ once it becomes
apparent that South Africa and the Phil
ippines do not furnish the only scenes Of
war Monism and dualism divide the hu.
man race into hostile armies aud Tho
forensic war Is necessarily ragged betwecr
them.
Monism declares that matter and spoc'
arc all that exist, that force Is only ne
movements Of small grained matter
through coarser Dualiam declares tina
matter and force while inseparahle. are
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two distinct principles, are two distinct
principles constituting separate entities.
quote from Or. Bnbbitt in the Coming
Age
The crucial point has been arrived
al on which all being depends, The ulti.
mate atom must be vitalized, or the whole
range Of polarization and Foundations
must cease and the universe fall TO pieces,
Have We not reached, then, tremcn-
dous necessity Tor an almost infinitely fine
and elastic substance, attenuated beyond
all conception, swiftcr than all lightning,
called by Emerson the oyersoul' by
which Is more properly, think. the
Intersoulg
This unparalleled essence OF being which
may be termed pure spirit, must bo
intangible, that Is, II can not he torn
apart. otherwise there would be no Inn
mutahle bond OF unity for tho whole uni
verse"
Doctor Babbitt Is dualat, belonging
10 that class who hold that liic or force
exists In the atom and that when atoms
accumulate force or life accumulates with
them.
To large extent ponists and dualists
must necessarily be wrong They have
failed TO give a theory OF the universe
that reason can accept they have not
kept close to the faets about which there
w no dissens0n.
! IN me NlilNlhlt ~ HlHhltN " bUff lA~
I atoms constitute tho ether which ellis all
| space. Is 70 compact and depse thet from
/ thst ether alone great pressure results.
/ Take away the etheric pressure and mat.
| Ter would explode. ovaporato or disinte
j CRATE back into ether again,
| Matter falls from the etheric pressur,
/ into body OF static electricity ruch as
| may be observed surrounding any heavily
\ charged magnet In the nature Of thing'
| ali atoms can not he Of the same aige MOI
! have the same physical power The grea'
pressure OF tho ether forces the weaker
atoms 10 unite with the stronger and
\ thus the molecules are formed Some
! molecules heing weaker than others fall
/ into the stronger molecules forming larger
bodies wherein Is the cause ~ motion
/ When two atoms come together forming
molecule they occupy less space than
/ before and the omnpresent ether pressure
\ forces surrounding atoms toward this
newly formed molecuo In order 10 OH NJ
tho partial vacuum made by the union o.
/ the two atoms.
Space is fun Of ether. composed Of ultt
/ mate atoms. 20 full that It's pressur
canses nush on all matter Of moro sole
form and all molecules are pushed TOWARD
bodies that are surrounded by static cleo
tricly.
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who ware with me, II is enough 30 say
that they we're Of " company and under
Sergeant Spangler than whom Drawer
man mover lived. This was one OF the
companies, which. while commanded by
the jntyepid Captain n. G Evans. achieved
for Major Van, Dorm 20 many gallant and
glorious victories. Much credit Ia due
Captain Evans from the people OF IeHhs
for his Willingness ~ all times 70 60
operate with those who desire 10 chRstisc
the gully savage.
The papers OF Henry Riley, who ! be-
lleve was killed about two months ago
worn found in the possession OF these IN
dans Also a great many articles Of ciosh-
ing and the Bible of Mrs. sherman, who
was Killed by them the last foray they
made upon the settlements. About forty
head Of animals we're taken. two OF which
were claimed by citizens belonging TO
Captain Carrington's company. One Of
them had been stolen six months and the
other two years.
The white woman informed me that the
warriors had run the horses that had been
stolen By them during their many visits
to the frontier directly on 10 their main
village. where there was at that time some
traders from New Mexico trading for
stolen property taken from the citizens OF
Texas.
Also that thirty eight warriors had left
the camp or village three or four days be-
fore / reached II for another stealing ex-
cursion In Texas. which proved correct,
for / was Informed as came down that
thirty three were counted Just above the
comaDche peak. Respectfully
l.. s. Ross
Captain Commanding Texas Rangers.
To His Excelerey. General Sam Houston,
Austin City, Texas.
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ANOTHER BRITISH MISTAKE.
Made in SeisinE an Italian Nessc
Loaded with sulphur.

New York January IA special dis
patch to the Tribune from Washington
says: The seizure by the British at Port
Elizabeth OF an Italian bark laden with
sulphur in the opinion OF the state de-
partment authorities, is another case that
Lord Salisbury will have to disavow an
EXPLICITLY as he has done In the American
-four question. 1t is said to be beyond
reason that Great Britain would consent
to regard sulphur as contraband any more
than she would be willing TO include food
stufs in that category, for In war with
a commercial power the precedent would
be fatal to her manufactures
The United States in entering upon the
war with Spain Included saltpeter 10 tne
list OF contraband liable to eoniseation'
as IL was used In the manufacture Of pow
der and it is easily obtainable in TINS
country. Spain. however, for some OBJ
scure reason included sulphur IN ner con
traband schedule and was subsequently
compelled to withdraw the item upon the
strenuous remonstrance Of Italy--a pro-
test which was supported according 10
the prevalent belief at the tlme-Dy Oreal
Britain and other European powers ~
was shown to the satisfaction OF spain thar
sulphur could have only Indirect use IN
connection with war material, while y
was essential in the peaceful arts ana
trades. Italy did not propose 10 lose her
great American market for the produce
and Great Britain and other European
nations were averse to the adoption OF 2
rule OF war which might al any time ~
the future paralyze their industries ne-
pendent on sulphurie acid. Win sulphur
contraband. Spain could have stopped
every Italian vessel passing GlofAltAI, y
the serious injury OF Italian commerce
without giving the United state more
than temporary II any inconvenience.
This incident between Italy and span
being OF such recent occurrence vas proo'
ably not generally know 10 British maya
officers. but il is difficult TO explain whs
these officers were unaware Of their gov,
ernment's policy as to foodstuns and otne
products in transit on the high seas
IL turns out that the Italian pAih
only detained for the purpose OF exanliaa
tion. no international question Is hkri,
10 arIee as the right Of visit ana sea.f'
Is regarded everywhere as undlspu'eo'
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-
ROSENBERG NEWS NOTES.
Annual Election of ofncers of th'
W. q. W. Camp.

W. q. w. camp.
Rosenberg, Texas, January I2.--Rosen-
berg camp No. sos, woodmen OF the
World, held their regular meeting last
night and installed the following ofhcers
G. w. Dufhe, consul commander; w. II.
Lester, adviser lieutenant; w. II. whistler.
banker; r. w. oheim, clerk; II. A Meyer,
escort II. b. Donat, Waterman; r. C.,
Warnock. sentry; C. NJ Blair. A. Mitchell
and n. T. Muloahy, physicians
On account OF recent heavy rains, maxi
ing the roads impossible, the Wooamen
entertainment has been idehL.tely post
poned.
The Marietta Comedy company arrived
and VIII show here tonight.
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Ganado GIeaning..

Canada, Texas, January l2-Mrs. Bette
Mecary, wife Of J. 3. Mccary and dsugh-
ter az w. c. and Mrs. s. Z. Doyle OF the
Ganado hotel died Wednesday and was
buried Thursday, leaving four children.
Mr.. Tom Heard. prominent stockman
OF this section, Is registered at the Ca
nado hotel.
Mr.. German citizen OF Jackson eoun-
~ who has sold his interests here and who
will leave soon for the Northwest. is dom
lclled at the Canada hotel
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

IsENSEE Died at p. m. January IS,
Peter Isensee, aged Is years,
The funeral will take place Monday al
teruoon at 4 o'clock from his parents
residence, No 1917, Prairie avenue.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

i az sh'fsosiged at the First National
b Jsrrnis.orla Texas. until ~ O'Clock.
|irk h,,iisH Si. 1900 Tor the erection OF
no plans ana spseifieation at the
(eies, ais owners reserying the right
IA nv and all bids. First National
Texas s7
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N TWo-sToRY eight-room house two
rs south and east corner, lOAXl00. will sell
easy terms; lots on San Jacinto street.
IS IN cheap, New five-room cottage.
/ % and water two story barn. lot 7jNlG0;
Pall cash payment, balance long time:
acres on graded road, some improve
rus nYe miles from court house. j G.
1eson az Fannin street. "A
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sALE-Desirable residence property.
se IN. 100 feet of paved street. five blocks
MAIN street also two quarter blocks
y one block from Main this is all choice
pperty IN Third ward. Apply liOi Texas
yenue. corner Fanniu II
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
EnR TAN rnLLEcrnn

The Post is authorized to announce Mr.,
]. P. Welsh as a candidate for the Office
of City Tax Collector and Assessor sub
ject to the action Of the democratic prl-
marles
The Post is authorized TO announce jules
Hirsch as a candidate for the Office Of
City Assessor and Collector subject 10
action OF democratic day primaries to be
held Thursday, March %
AT the solicitation OF many friends. |
announce myself as candidate for the Of
fee OF city assessor and collector OF the
city of Houston, at the coming election in
April. 1900. subjec; TO the action Of tae
democratic primaries.
Chris C. BeaVeus Sr.
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sAN SELL that choice cottage home. No
4 kessler street. for $1,000. six rooms. al
&nvsnienees; Investigate. N. NJ Noraeet
Bone 672. Binz building
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sALE-We have for sale farm, timber,
y aud vegetable lands. in any size tracts.
you are IN the market. make your wants
gmn lully and we will do the rest. Cash
ILuckel. 20
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EnR ALDERMAN.

The Post is authorized 10 announce
william A. Hunter as candidate for
Alderman OF the Fourth ward. subject to
tho action Of the democratic primaries.
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RR sALE-1lS6 acres of Brazos valley tim
lered land at $500 per acre: very little
bearing to be done on about 500 acres
ftusted FIVE miles southeast Of Sealy. and
3ne mile from switch on c.. q, and $. f.
Zhilroad In Austin county. Texas. Fine 10.
Ftlon for a sugar farm Address Mrs. T..
Pitts. San Felipe. Austin county. Tex II
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WANTED-Agents to sell solid gold gold
filled and solid silver Elgin and Waltham
Watches manufacturers guarantee with
every watch; write us, W j. Minton &
Co, Mfrs. Agents Lincoln Trust Bldg. st.
Louis, Mo.
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roR CRY HEALrH oFrrcER.

| hereby announce myself as candidate
for City Health officer, subject to the ac-
ton OF the democratic primaries.
Robert McElroy NJ. D.
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BIZ sALE-s4O acres of pine land in Morris
Sounty; T. and N. o, Railway company
kurvcy No. 727, IS miles northeast from
|baingerHed; 81 per acre. Address Box 6l5
Muslin Texas Agent. Il
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PROFESSIONAL.

SAVE MONEY--Reliable Detective service
rendered in civil and criminal cases reason
able rates For further particulars address
McCanes Detective Agency, Houston, Tex
as 4
S. o. COTTON BRO, Tire Insurance
AGENTS and Advisers 10 Min street ~
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bR sALE-75,00O acre ranch In Lubbock
tounty we'll improved; has fine mesquite
krsss and fine lasting water good shelter
I'm stock In bad weather having deep
{suyons on IL: price s1.25 per acre; this is
1 bargain. Address Box 615, Austin, Texas,
Agent. IA
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NERAL CHOICE BARGAINS in Third
FARO including Crawford and Main street
Foperty now is the time to buy, don't wait
'ntll spring, Bargains In the First and
pm wards get my prices before buying
respectfully solicit any business in my
ne-puying selling. exchanging or insur
property give my personal attentiou
all business iutrusted to me. I II
axe cash offer on any property within
~ limits J will build you house on
ontnly rentals. List your property with
NJ NJ Norfleett Phone s7S Binz build
Es. n
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BIZ sALE-ls2O acres of fine prairie land In
Ibe southeast part Of Lynn county. being
Ihree $40 acre tracts; 90c per acre cash; this
Il bargain. Address Box 6l5, Austin, Texas,
Ngent IA
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FNIf ACRES good land on county road !
miles from Houston. cheap. Apply 1851,
g ONCE. 4.
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AGENTS for south Texas. Indian Territory,
Oklahoma, to sell the reliable automatic
gas lamps and supplies. also under geucr
ator tall brass) lamps NJ very low figures.
Special prices for tho HOLIDAYS. Send for
catalogue and prices. Kelly Bros, sole
agents, No. 1875 North Akard street Dallas,
Texas, Is
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kNTED-To exchange nice two-story resi-
ence near the Fair Grounds school for an
Improved farm. Answer C. D., this Of
Ire. IL
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AGENTS-S3 to s. day to Introduce the
greatest discovery of economical lighting
light fully equal to incandescent electric
light; write letter; no postal answered,
$3.50 outfit free, Royal Safety Wick Co.,
Dept c. r. Chicago
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MUST SELL one or all of following prop
8rties at once: Ten-room house on car line
ly-room cottage on car line, two
Hcrcs, adjoining city limits; eight acres
1uarter Of mile from city limits; I'm
Toyed truck farm six miles out on good
pad; $780, s per cent, vendors lien notes
ddress Owner, Box GA. Houston, Texas II
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IA sALE-ee3s acre ranch in Hays county;
/ miles west Of Kyle all under good fence ;
AyIded into three pastures; good water, be-
knr wells and tanks price $S.25 per acre;
ks is nne horse or cattle ranch; close TO
Railway and market. Address Box els,
Austin Texas. Agent. il
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LADY cleared 20. man SllSs, last six months
Introducing Holidays Marvel Waterproof
Shoe Polish. self-shinlng, ruSset and black
Why not you? Demonstrated samples free.
Hoiladay Co, room 80. tsS Monroe St
Chicago Sole manufacturers. II
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AGENTS. SCHEMERSl HUSTLERs, /
originate and sell money making schemes.
recipe fakes, Circular free. c. ii. Wolfe,
1922 Wabash avenue. Pueblo, Col
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E N, HEIGHTS
q plan. 'o"est prices on 'nstsi-
a AilFOy. Agent. go Main St. If
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sALE-Nice cottage four rooms and
lot and quarter, well filled. stable,
PrSen house, buggy shed, hath room. fruit
fes well and cistern. on Sampson street,
Harrisburg road: sllo0. $500 cash.
tsaee long time. Address $40 Sampson
4tet, city. IA
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ARD AND ROOM WANTED.

By lsay. oom and board in private fam
.tA ~ references exchanged. Address
S,-s,-- -..s once. Is
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Houston Heights
Texas.

Every advantage a13
convenience for the Sax
and eonvalescent Take
Houston Heights ears Or
hone SIS q rine0
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WANTED--Agents for Life and Work a
p. l.. Moody" This book will be wanted
In more than million homes; biz profits
send 25c for postage on magnificent free
OUTFIT; freight paid. wilkins Hook Co. DeS
Moines Iowa l6
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LIFE OF MOODY fueiy ulustrs,es'
asents matted NJ once: llb>ral terms, can,
missing OUTFIT free; send Is G., nts for post.
aee: standard Pupe. Co.. ~ No. sth st
Inmaqolphla. "a. 81
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SALESMEN-To sell perfumes. toilet soaps.
etc. to dealers; 500 monthly and expenses:
experience unnecessary. Plumer rerfumory
Co., st, Louis, Mo n
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In sALE-40O0 acres land in Liberty coun-
81. part pine and balance prairie; good title
krice si50 per acre, write for description
address Box SIS, Austin, Texas, Agent. IA
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IN sALE--57so acres OF fine pine land in
Ean Augustine part OF il will cut 1900, COG
Etet TO the acre, and one or two will cut
6nore. price IS per acre Address Box 6i5
kustin. Texas, Agent II
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AGENTS wanted; sell beating sac ~ po operstt'
monthly: cost only cent day 70 WV "a
Johnston & Co.. Quincy. III
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commission cheapest and largest line.
Hunter Tailoring and Shirt Co.. Cincinnati
Ohio
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saLE-lot and half. corner Bagby
9ehlnney streets, $1,000: also four sec.
W OF land in Pecos county. neal rail-
kay, mean. Tracy r Dunn. attorney,
ListOn. Texas IA
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y a.. oopis without, children Wish
'csahie a 10 private family; must be
hi. n,sss.sfences exchanged. Address
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THE ''Warmest" sick and accident contract
ever written; a good man can tie 10 a good
thing. Address $40, this Office IL
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JUST UUT-New Peerless gasoline lamp
easiest lighted, most satisfactory; knocks
all competition; agents coming money
Peerless Lamp Co. ga Railway Exchange
Bldg, St Louis, Mo.
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6yy. ROOM HOUSE two blocks from Wash
f,s,on street for s1150; frst-class condition;
nansr must sell; close in. W. II. olsch-
|srske. 9Oi Kiam Building. IL
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RS beautiful eight-room house with all
{,rodern conveniences on Crawford street;
flose In; also quarter block at a sacrifice.
In II Olschewske, POI Kiam Building. IA
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10 vacant lots on Washington street; three
Ih,orts from shops at bargain; terms to
s,,It purchaser. W. II. 0lschewske. POI
KAN Building. 20
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1t is
to read of the
numerous thin gs
offered
To
the
Public
through Post
Want Ads,
and the
careful reader
will find a perusal
of these Ads
Profitable as we'll
as interesting.

IF you don't read
The Post ant
Ads every day you
will miss a great
many bargains and
other interesting
items. -, >. >. 80
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N, ROOM two-story residence; cost $4,000,
A ,ia sigOO cash for my equity. Address
=. WIS office. II
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n ~ COTTAGE on asphalt pavoinln
4 bs SUI clubhouse, $780, corner lot and
10Y JOS three blocks from Main street. $500,
M one block Of Crawford street, i'm
! tiiVoi I houses and three lots. Se'.-
HsrI, a bargain, sl1oO: IA lots adjoin-
An nd,snurg road, 5000; choice business
Bpsr,vN iawford street, $3.50. My list Of
W. e the largest in the city au1 | can
J Brna money. n. NJ. Norfieet, Phone rs
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bSSnAIN-seyenteen hundred fifty dollars
IA 0Is six hundred acres OF good tim
= s anu ten miles from Houston, two
4 o'sSil railroad station. Address Sl69.
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ing our IN TO date aluminium nusineFs or
visiting card case; simply perfect mer-
chants or ladies want and buy them Al
s'shti each case contains 100 cards with
name srtis;icsllv engraved on both case
and cards; permanent positions; sa,np,c
free. Lawrence & Dickinson, esi Goodal
building Cincinnati Ohio Ia