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to represent tn states. An Judge White 'ud been all ready with his copy O tn declaration under his arm, an askin' every body if they thought it was going t rain n spoil tn doings. We'd had dinner at tn grounds with tn Hollises an tn Perrys, men Libbie an tn kids. They'd been singin' of tn Star Spangled Banner and we'd had plenty O frecrackers an fire works at night. We'll, I aint mentioned tn Fourth t tn kids this year; maybe they'll forget it with nothing t remind 'em of it among these furriners."
 His dull eye came slowly back from the dull line where prairie met sky.
 "Yes, I guess tn glorious Fourth don't mean much t these Swedes an Dutch. Hello"
 As he watched, fat little German was excitedly climbing to the roof of his rickety board dwelling with roll of bunting; un- der the excited, broken English of his wife's direction he was fastening it to the caves. At the same moment the tiny upper win dow in Ole Johnson's shanty was opened for the first time in months, though the family slept in that room. A few mo- ments later Old Glory flung it's starry folds from the sill. Old Fritz Schmidt was wiring ing "America" from his grooming horn across the way. From down the road came a shrill chorus of childish voices singing the "Star Spangled Banner" with various &C., cents.
 The new station master ran across the road and into his new little house, which smelled still of paint. Ten minutes later, three American youngsters, with flags in their caps and strips of bunting about their shoulders, had joined in the singing. The glorious Fourth was being celebrated at New Stockholm as we'll as at Perryville.
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Notice to Water Consumers.

For the month of July, 1901, all do- nestle water consumers will be charged at the same rate and for the same amount of water they consumed during the month of June, 1901, regardless of meter readings, with the privilege to each of using water for sprinkling and lawn purposes within reasonable linn it's. By order of the Town Council,
 June 20, 1901.
 E. E. FLEETWOOD, Mayor. Attest: l.. w. QUINLAN. Clerk.
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Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the post office, uncalled for, for the week end ing July 6, 1901: Blaney, Arthur F Mccoy, Will Booth, w. l.. Redman, Miss Lucy Clarke, Mrs. Taft, M. s. Hill, Layafette Vaeghns, Mrs Mol Moller, Henry lie
 MEXICAN LIST. Castillo, Jose DO- Garbizo, Juan lorez Madrie, Andres Caderez, Hilario M.
 When inquiring for the above mail please say advertised.
 T. !. CoALTER, F. NJ.
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Tho Best Liniment for Strains.

Mir. F. H. Wells, the merchant at Deer Park, Long Island, N. Y.. says: 'I always recommend Chamberlain's s Pain Balm as the best liniment for strains. I used it last winter for a severe lameness in the side, resulting from strain, and was greatly pleased with the quick relief and cure it ef- fected." For sale at the Pioneer Drug Store.
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The Fourth To Coming.

Now take the ancient fiint-lock down And load 1t full of shot. Fill up the ancient powder-horn
 And hea' the punk-stick hot. Stun cotton in your ,ching ears.
 And, mark you. don't forget The arnica. for Willie now
 The Fourth awaits, you bet. IN, Y, World.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the firm name of Greenlaw Brothers, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. E. F. Greenlaw retiring The business of said firm will be continued by c. A. Greenlaw, who as- sumes all the indebtedness and will collect all the accounts of the said partnership.
 Dated at Flagstaff, Arizona, this 22d day of June, A. D. 1901. C. A. GREENLAw,
 E. F. GREENLAw. First publication June 29.
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LOCAL BREVITlES.
SUN office for neat job printing.

SUN office for neat job printing.
 Coffin's specials fruits and vegetables.
 Mir. and Mrs. wm. Nagiller, of Rhoades, left today on weeks trip to Oak creek.
 MARRIED-On July 3, in Flagstaff, by Rev. J. H. Henry, Bennett Startup, Of Flagstaff, and Miss Josie Eyeberger, of Williams.
 The business of P. R. Weatherford X Co. is showing large increase. This year the sales of the firm have been double those of last year.
 MARRIED-July 4, at 8 p. m., at the home of the brides parents in Flag staff, by Rev. J. H. Henry, Charles F. McDermott and Miss GOrdie Greenleaf, both of Flagstaff.
 The firm of P. R. Weatherford X Co. has been the busiest in town during the celebration days, and the entire force were kept busy early and late to fill the increased orders received.
 On the first section of the train carry ing discharged soldiers, which passed through Flagstaff last Tuesday,a shoot ing affray occurred between some of the colored soldiers and resulting in death of one of them. The murderer escaped by jumping from the train.
 NJ. L. Ranney and sister, of Williams, were in town Wednesday. Mir. Ranney was one of the heavy losers by the Williams fire of Tuesday morning. Pretty nearly everything but his cour- age went up in smoke. Only few months ago he moved his stock of goods in brick and stone twO-story building of his own, to see it go up in smoke Tuesday. Mr. Ranney believes in the future of his town and bears bis loss philosOph ically, and has resumed busi ness in the Boyce block, but will re- build before the year is out.
 outTtu CohC up from Williams on the passenger yes terday morning. He brought colored prisoner by the name of Charles Lucas who will serve sixty-day sentence for carrying six-shooter. There is a"dark lady" in the case, the wife of another gentleman of ebOn hue. RazOrs ceased to be trumps when the strong arm ol the law reached out and scoOped in the pot. Lucas brought his banjo with him. with which he will while away the tedious hours for the next two months Sheriff Johnson can expect that or these beautiful moonlight evenings when the sound of melody issues from the county bastile, Gall the darkies will be there."
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A Disappointment.

Hiram-I went over to Dobbs Corners on the Fourth to see that there grand pyro- technic display thet they'd been blowin' 80 much about.
 Silas-Well, what was it?
 Hiram-Nuthin' but lot O fireworks. IN. Y. Journal
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WANTED "A case of bad health that RETAINS Will sc. benefit They banish pain and proloag life. One gives accept substitute. RETAINS, 10 for cents, may had drug store Ten ample: and thousana estimonsls will bs mailed to any address for i've eents Street, New York.
The Coconino sun., 1901-07-06

It may be noticed that the class of 19Ol-Alice Campbell, Clara Maxwell Kendrick, Margaret Wallace and Mar garet Williams-all stood above ninety per cent.
 The scholarship given by the Hon. E. s. Gosney, according to the conditions specified by the donor, is awarded to Mary Funston. The scholarship Is one years tuition at the Normal, and therefore amounts to $20.
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After the Explosion

Widow-You say you met my little boy. Which way was he going when you saw him last?
The Coconino sun., 1901-07-06
.H PRAIRIE FOURTH
kWas Cslsbsassd In Way That PIsassd the Yankee Settles
T ANT no use t think O Fourth o'July in this God -forsaken hole"

o'July in this God d-forsaken hole"
 grumbled the new station master, as his eye rested scornfully on the scattered collection of wooden shanties which made up the little western town. Back in Perry vile at least two brass bands 'ud a been playin' now. c'n see tn wagon all GOV cred with flags n bunting standing in front of tn Methodist church all ready. for tn little girls in red, white an blue that was
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CHILDISH FUN ON THE FOURTH.
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Normal Report.

Students whose average standing for the school year 19OO-l9Ol was ninety per cent or above are listed below, with the average standing given:
 Bertha Beecher. r.........!....... 92.49 Nina Burns. 9l.97 Alice Campbell. l.................. 95.l6 Bessie Daggs. 9l.03 Mary Funston 95.SS Emma Greenburg. g............... 9l.49 Grace Grim. ....... ....... 94.O3 Susie Johnston. on................ 9O.O6 Nina Jones 93.O6 Clara Kendrick. k................ 92.OS Lorabel Wallace. ce................ $500 Margaret Wallace. ce............... 96.l9 Margaret Williams ............ 93.5S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19

noVS the celebrated ciairvovant
mas permanently located al
mee,' Nine. L. Bruce makes no
n saless, but she will say SO
"a h. s WI that she Will positively
Sti,,. unless you find her superior
v, aua unless the utmost salts
seh. She doesn't want your
Iuliss san not benefit YOU. She NAV
usiiy on all affairs of life.
a., s.es work is entirely different
meliums and self-styled clair
ky,b,, aaIkened rooms or cabinet.
ns done In the broad. omen
of .o sense (and you in pos
yoursl. She positively refuses
Is,Tk 49,. ~ advance for readings or
ycp .n she is through. and not
D 9rn.afe not perfectly satisfied.
hlsIs ~ mas thousands of written
Ssiss 'oh leading citizens of the
n asv put she never publishes a
ttf hsot her patrons, as she con-
|er ,SiIs.lness sacred trust. Ii YOU
esasnu eaii and she will give you
N ,ba In your own case. It's
n mas done for others. but what
hev. you. She is a living con-
Ia the unseen existence and
b q ~, sas can read the lnnermost
brs ~ Vas' see the past. present
bo,s, II a mirror, and nv her mys-
|sprrssa can tell how TO avert evil
So N business and obtain good
!, nlns ioeates mines and buried
Lasr,,lAs, old estates, lost friends.
l,t.s business affairs. she gives
adylsa hgures, reliable and i'm
81 IN. ana information on all
|sx ,reiest In business transact
d,ma contested Wills. life in
Ies sl,l' suits. divorces. deeds.
|ra suns collections. speculatlons
\ diflcnI, mining stocks aud all
Or f.,lues. Truly predicts the
fnlinr OF new inventions, pat
Vol > pension claims. etc. tells
j n wi receive fair dealings with
b shsma care ia know what busi-
Fcs an follow to be successful
'nlsrd ~ go and whom to avoid,
haslnss~S make any changes or 10
iske M, nuy or sell property, or.
MI My important step don't fall
ne ma. z. Bruce. Her advice
h ana aus OF saving you thcusands.
your great deal OF trouble. RE-
'tnns prospects OF TODAY NAV 4,
hin the MORROW II rightly handled.
Spoken zach Of all. English and
IN ueIween hours OF $3.50 A. m.
ne' q. Bruce. MS Main
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS--t;rentcSt money making nronoaI-
lion OF the Twentieth century: no *
perience required, investigate this. Cali
on or address c. Il. A.. Eagle Hotel
lnuslun. Iexas. 10
want an agent in every town ana city In
Texas To sell life Insurance for the Hart
ford Life. Notes taken at our risk nay.
nnle october l, or cash In GO days or on
the spot. Answer quick. w. ii. Patter.
son, Manager, Dallas. Texas. SIS
WANTED Energetic ladies' OF gentlemcn
to act MS our agents in each county and
town In the state; we give exclusive
right to territory. For full particulars
address Emerson's Sarsaparilla Co. iOOiiS
Preston avenue, corner Main. Houston,
IeNhSs 10
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IN CONFORMITY with resolution Of the
BOARD OF directors, the Young Mems Mu.
tion, In process of liquidation, the follow.
ing properties are offered for sale on easy
terms. Sealed proposals will be received
until March ., 1901; the right to reject
any on all bids reserved; perfect titles
Block No. 80 and five houses fronting on
sixth street, First ward; 6l4 acres adj.
Joining Houston and Texas Central rail
rond IN the First ward; house and lot,
GIG 2-3 feet on Mckinney street, Third
ward; 81 acres adjoining Evergreen GENE.
terry and fronting 400 feet on Galveston,
Houston and henderson railroad; IS acres
on Slaughter Pen bayou, near Allen
Farm; - acres in Magnolia park, front
Ing on the bayou; O blocks. II lots Young
Mems Addition. For further information
call upon or, address the Undersigned r.
U. Lubbock, President; o. c. Drew, See.
rotary 3.4-Ol
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BOARD AND ROOM.

MRS. AND MISS EHRESWERTH have
taken charge OF the old Brown boarding
house, 1911 Texas avenue, and are pre-
pared TO furnish nrst-elass board and
rooms: references exchanged. 24-Ol
ATLANTA HOTEL Rates 81 per day; spe-
; eiai rates by week or month, 2Sl4 Church
street, Galveston. u. Foley, Proprietor. II
NICELY furnished rooms and board. I'D
Travis street. %
ROOM AND BoARD-Firsf- class. sii Main
street 90
CHOICE south room: ali conyeniences; good
board I'D ssn Jacsnta. y
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sNooMS WANTED.

e hosSss with one child. Girl Of
slI5 ~ and room in some nice
f11 ,hste price and local N
s Office. "a
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS-For sale, on lnstall-
ment pan, pretty new modern cottage;
convenient to car line; lots for safe n
lowest prices, for cash or on installment
plan.
John a. Milroy, Agent,
III ~ Main Street.
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FUND, STOLEN.

horiisuar,.a sorrei horse: branded
RefarD',,ai line; right hind foot
.snce '" I'D Koch, 2201 Con-
1h6~r 10
Wilson, buggy tire. liberal re-
Livery Stable, Fifth
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AGENTS WANTED.

INDUSTRIAL AGENCY, 1908 Congress--
Positions Furnished, help furnished: buy,
sell and exchange. Agents wanted. Phone
HOB. %
WANTED-Piantation Blacksmith Apply
l.. A. Ellis, sartsrtia. Texas 20
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|. a9kPillNE, WHISKY HABITS
n nall ~ DAYS without pain or
n ss.i' enl no pay until cured and
nsain sned. In case of failure will
ErasS expenses while here,
[40 sdailarc both ways. Best ref
n 1Wv aress Matthew'S Home, 300
= "est End, San Antonio, Texas.
Il
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FOR SALE-Twenty one acres of laud,
with new eight-room house, wind mill
and tank. situated in the town of MARTA !;
everything In first class condition. For
particulars address +. Il. Gillett, MARTA
Texas. AZ
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FOR SALE. cheap, 1875 acres fine rice land
In Wharton county; all fenced good
house; 10 acres under plow; close to two
depots. Address the owner, w. j.
: Groom. WhnrlOn. Towns. 2-oI
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Franklin, pays highest prices for gentle
mems old clothing and shoes; send postal
card; will call II
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

To CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals
VIII be received for the construction Of
2 storm water drain Along Mafit street
from harrington street TO Nance street.
tnence TO a connection with tho existing
sewer on Elyslan street, according 10
sspeclnScatlon and plans on Me at The Of.
nee OF the undersigned. Proposals VIII
be closed ON February IS az 10 Il. nj.
Inc company reserves tho right TO re-
Ject any or all bids as II may elect. Bids
70 be sealed ana plainiy marked, IBID
for MaiIit street Storm Wafer Drain.''
and addressed TO the undersigned. IL. ID.
" Gushing, Chief Engineer, II. +. aud
w. u. Ky. IL
NOTICE no CONTKACTORS-B Will
be received at the office OF Mrs wiess
Beaumont, Texas, until 10 o'clock n. ra
February ~, for the erection u a ave
story brick and steel office lullding for
Mr.. V. wlcss, The owner resertcs tlle
right 10 reject any and all bids or ncrept
amy one he chooses. Plans can be- seen
81 y Wiess' office mud qt the qrhee Of $.
H. .McAdoo architect, san Antonio, Tex
-
GONZALES. TENAS, February 10 iN0f. e
The commissioners court Of Gonzales
county, Texas, win meet IN special SEES.
sion on the 18th day of March, 1901 to
receive plans and bids for the conxtrfc-
ton OF three steel bridges. ms follows:
one across Pench creek. at the Braghes
clossiug, Commissioner A. w Iiarmaf.
Gonzales Texas; one across Foster
liranch near Belmont, Commissioner j.
e. West, Leesyllle, Texas; one across
N,'ppNiSs ,it.h, heur Nhuiueft toUinliS-
sioner \. i. Miller, Wacdcr,, Texas, Tho
court reserves the right to reject any aud
az bids Address commlssleneIs ~
above w, W. Glass, county judge, Con.
zalcS County, Texas. sff 10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS You srn IN
Nhcd 70 Investigate and submit bids sou
the building OF an extension OF the | aud
e. \. Il, Il, of ll3 miles, more OF less.
Tho accepted contractor may he givon
refusal of ninety miles additional The
company reserves the right to reject my
and all bids For particulars address, H..
j.. prommeli, chief Engineer. Palcstine.
Texas. IA
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WANTED-To buy second hand goods of
all descriptions. Frank Manno, l2l7 Con.
gress; phone 1ll3 81
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A. ZUBER, 70S Congress- pay highest
price for gentlemen's second hand cloth
ing, shoes, etc. Send a postal; will call,
o-onLM
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FISH DEALERS. Attention We are now
in position to fill all orders. Place stand
Ing order with us now and be sure of
fish during Lent. Galveston Red Snapper
Company Wholesale dealers In all kinds
Of fresh and frozen fish 2-1B0l
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FOR RENT.
IN IN hENT-A nice cottnge confaInInc
iour rooms and hall. 1893 Lamar avenue.
1 Ia

|
On fa hENT-A nice cottnge containInc
"' ioon's ana nail. 1893 Lamar avenue.
,z--7---,--,-------------- 10
NiSELf furnished front rooms. AIS Car.
--- --.ne, lnree blocks from Main. Is
FOR RENT-very nice cottage. No 1901
wn,her avenue; only nrst-Class tenant
,"Hteu' price S32Ju per month. Atply
~, y. =: Mills, 20 Main street. Is
Tux ,na kENI-une slx,room cottage, All
ana VA improvements, corner Preston
aanu Shartres; references required. Apply
--. --aA Dlenstag, iu1 Main ii
FURNISHED RooMs-Dollar week; block
80 VI 1entral depot. 6lI Girard. 80
rEBkuARi ~, modern two-story severn
tvuin mouse, large yard. POLL Travis 81
innpply T.. a. Shaw, 30S Main St, or IT'S
- lravls. upstairs. II
fok RENT--Seven.room two-story house:
bo,,l. carriage, feed, wood and hen
TnVuse' underground cistern lnulrc l.
Ri Slni'h' oince over Houston National
ok KENT-A front room with All com
b tI gsnnl,en,Gesi blocks from Capitol hotel.
ll05 Mckinney. %
FOX RENT-Nlcely furnished rooms. zoos
- -ralrle avenue. 20
TWo,SroRY residence. 40 Crawford.
IVtner husk, To good permanent tenant.
aPrl. on premises. 70
lt Wy INTEND to move and want your
furniture handled carefully, IL will nav
YOU see us; prompt service careful at
tehtloh ana reasonable charges Is what
gives us the business; try us. Diamond
673. "u'N'''s' "oiiS 10
l HANDLE the best houses. keen INV list
W ana show them free: therefore / do
me rental business of Houston Norfleet.
Ilnz building, phones 6I3. 20
FOR RENr-A broom cottage with mod.
erh improvements: on Hutchins between
- congress and Franklin. 20
NICELY furnished rooms FOR rent. Inquire
WIN retercnces, 1903 Rusk, a3
FOX RENT Furnished front loom IN prl-
Nate FAMILY; no children; close In: refer.
ences REQUIRED $40 Mckinney avenue. 20
FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeep-
Ing. 1911 Dallas, 20
NEW hve.room cottage. near packery, So. I
i: J. Collins, l0l6la Congress. 20
TWO STORES, rooms aud offices in Moore.
burnett building. j. ii. Burnett, 1913
IeXas avenue. 20
LARGE front room, handsomely furnished;
private family; use of telephone; rates
reasonable. 7ls Crawford. ~
FOR RENT--An s.acre truck farm on
gravel road, near city. Seaman & Bar
tell, 200 Fannln street. 20
FOR RENT--All vacant houses that are de,
sirable are found on our list. Scalia1 Il
Bartel, FOG Fannin street; phone 1853. 20
FOR RENT-Eery nice cottage. five rooms
and hall. with all modern convenicnces:
good neighhorhopd: Third ward. Apply
Martyr, 1918 Texas avenue. 20
WELL furnished ROOM bath, gas and
telephone 1l0i Main street 10
FOR KENT-E Eighty acre farm. near
strong station, La Porte, about 30 acres
in fruit; good team of horses and
utensils, good buildings; rare chance
Root & Sons, La Porte. Texas. 10
FOR RENT-Fine rice farm, In Liberty
county; ample water supply. Address |
VIM. II. Farrand, 1907 Travis street, |
Houston p5 |
NEW SEVEN ROOM house, six blocks |
from Capitol hotel, George A. Bycrs |
attorney Dl5ia Congress avenue 20 |
FURNISHED RooMS-1100 Capitol ave-
nue.. 10 |
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WE HAVE two customers for close in
houses; will buy Mt once II suited. 0'Con-
nor. Knox 81 Halllwell. 501-502 Blnz
building. 20
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FIRE PROOF sAFE-Apply 4o8 KAN
building, 10
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WANTED--In quantities from $4,000 TO
100000 feet OF hardwood lumher; can
use ash, oak, elm, cottonwood and pecan
can be delivered in lots during next six
months; payment on delivery; In writing
quote prices f. o, b; Brennan. condition
aud when cut. Address The Breuhain
Furniture Mfg. Co. Brenham Texas. II
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|fHENs, Navasota, Texas, mumls
eisalye that cure letter, eczema,
IA o. old sores of any kind; 81 per
Fiftles buying this salve and not
\ alter using one box money re.
Write for testimonials. 7-17-O1
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CASH for old gold and silver; send postal
win call, G. A. Ray, Gen. Del. !!
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REAL ESTATE for sale; houses to rent;
money to lend. r. n. Little, 310h Main
street, D.o0
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RuPLE, PIANIST The Bristol
|'erfs from 0 a. m. to II, = to 6
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|ElT REMEDY-Eor chllls, fevers.
sndf iaundice; always mikes n
xitrs Southern Tonic; price 81
Fcr sale by all druggists or :.
p, Manufacturer, Navasota, Tex
NH
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Y IEF'IF-T Y NtTVIIVU VI IWIII " n. IsENITV. II
LOTS contiguous to the South End line on
Main. Fannin Travis. San Jaclnto and
Caroline streets prices $50 to $500. ac-
cording to location. II II. MacGrcgor 81
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

CHOICE LANDS Mt half the price Of ada
cent lands 10 trade for good residence or
lots in Houston. Cash & Luckel, 1904
Main street. ~
rINEsT LINE of light harness In Hous-
ion al prices you'll buy. Mosehart 4
Keller Co. 25
WTLL EXCHANGE any kind Of dental
work for cattle or horse stock. Diamond
Dental Co. 002Iz Main street II
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IIER CUTS and engraving, build
In, labels, portraiture; trade
kk anything else to print. Write
4 Owen, Engraver, 1015h Con
k1ue -
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WANTED TO BUY.

CHOICE, $50 lots Houston Heights; prices
$50 to $3.50 II. II. MacGregor y
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0-Palmist, medium,
aht hypDotlst, dream interpret
III ccarse given. Past, present
be read. 1905 Congress, Houston,
%
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~ trnsses and syringes in as
Of lowest prices, mt Lewyn's.
pner Preston. 10
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|sEiS q our $40 harness at SOD
. week. Mosehart IL Keller Com
4 T.Hr- e.t 2.
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ONE FIVE-ROOM HOUSE and lot 5Ox125
and three vacant lots In Third ward hp-
ply 2217 pease avenue. 90
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for iron.
brass, copper, lead. zinc. rubber bones.
and all kinds of junk. II. NJ. Kaminskv
d Bro, Galveston. 3-15
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b -..i- Z,
I GUY az Lewyn's Drug Store. 10
hlVus American widow, alone
.as means. would like to CORE
Wy Whoever: city or country:
nauimony. Address Box 1906, this
ol