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The Leon reporter., 1902-09-25

s ACT Kilt turns cold in this
act, SO we have to rush mems
rolled edge artics, $: so quality
on the stage and you get them
at 81. Is.
Mems all rubber artics cheap
at $l.5O and go, goes at the
low price $l.l5.
ACT XII-Takes the cake. 1t
mems triplex rain proof duck
coats cheap at 5000 but to
make you feel good we take them
along at $1.25.
llot $1.25 duck coats come in
at CSC.
Boys heavy $1.O0 duck coats
at S5c.
ACT XIlI-We have just re-
ceived a lot of new suits in mems
and boys suits and in our pur-
chase we have secured some big
bargains for you, $40 and $l1
suits for 100 to $7.75.
Boys 81. so and SIS. 5.5Ogoin at
|$3. .35 to $3.50.
One lot of mems $1.5O and
$3.50 pants go at$1.48 and CSC
ACT XIV-Men's and ladies'
fine French kid shoes will be
placed on the bargain tables
and will give you all a chance
to get some fine goods at less
than it cost to manufacture
them.
ACT XV-ln this closing act
we wanted to remind you that
we have a lot of mems and boys
overcoats that we expect in soon
and perhaps in time to catch
this sale. They will be put out
atvery low prices and will pay
YOU to look at them.
The Leon reporter., 1902-09-25
Torture Favors A Texan.

"Having distressing pains in head,
back and stomach, and being without
appetite, began to use Dr.. Kings New
Life Pills. writes W.. P. Whitehead, OF
Kennedale, Tex, "and SOON felt like a
new man." Infallible in stomach and
liver trouble. Only 25c at L. Van
Werden's. IL 4
The Leon reporter., 1902-09-25

b Speaking of pleasures, the man who
works every day. thinks itWould be JOY
to, peable to stayat home iu bed when
siek. Atchison Globe. N i ~ ssss il
The Leon reporter., 1902-09-25

The people are becoming SO advanced
that you occasionally find aman these
days who knows what ails him before he
asks the doctor.-Atchison Globe.
The Leon reporter., 1902-09-25
oh. why Should the Spirit Of mortal be proud1
BY WILLIAM KNOX.

KNOX.
wno n pp 1 ~ b s ss %
s able IL q ss
$$;1s sSs,S SSS , s ss S. S
Oh, why should the spirit Of mortal be proud? 4k&
Like swift flying meteor afasthyng cloud, 4
A flash of the lightning, break ofithe wave,
Man passes from life to his rest in the grave. & 9$
The leaves the oak and the willow shall fade s%
Be scattered around and together be laid; s sM
And the young and the old, and the low and the high
Shall moulder in dust and together shall lie.
The infant mother attended and loved
The mother that infants affection proved,
The husband that mother and infant who blessed
Each, all are away to their dwellings of rest.
The maid whose cheek, whose brow, whose eye,
Shone beauty and peasure-her triumphs are by;
And the memory of those who loyed her and praise
Are alike from the minds Of the living erased
The hand of the king that the scepter hath borne,
The brow of the priest that the inter hath worn,
The eye of the sage, and the heart of the brave,
Are hidden and lost in the depths of the grave.
The peasant lot to SOW and toreap
The herdsnan who climbed his goats up steep,
The beggar who wandered in search Of his bread,
Have faded away like the grass that tread.
The saint who enjoyed the communion of heaven,
The sinner who dared to remain unforgiven,
The wise and the foolish the guilty and just,
Have quietly mingled their bones in the dust
So the multitude goes like the flower and the weed
That wither away let others succeed,
So the multitude comee, even those behold,
To repeat every tale that has often been told
For same that our fathers have been
We see the sights that fathers seen,
We drink the stream, and view the sum-
And run the that fathers have run.
The thoughts thinking fathers would think
From the death shrinking FROM they would shrink,
To the life cingng to, ,sthey too.would cling
Butt speeds from the earth like bird on the wing.
They loved, but their story cannot unfold;
They scorned, but the heart of the naughty cold;
They greved but no wall from their sumbers will Gomez
They joyed, but the voice Of their gadness is dumb
They died-ay they died; and things now
Who walk on the turf that lies their brow,
Who make in their dwellings transient abcde
Meet the changes they their pilgrimage road.
Yes, hope and dependency, pleasure and pain,
Are minging together in sunshine and rain;
And the smile and the the song and the dirge,
Still follow each other, like surge upon SURGE
'Iis the twink Of an eye, 'ts the draft of breath,
From the blossom of health the paeness death,
From the gilded saloon the bier and the shroud-
Oh, why should the spirit of mortal proud?
The Leon reporter., 1902-09-25
Iussday Program! Saturday
Sept. 23 toa zs y. Oct. Is.
"HOT TIME IN THE OLD TOWNl
u Why Did Mother Leave Home


that
The Leon reporter., 1902-09-25

All Up-to-date Housekeepers. y
Use Russ Bleaching Blue. 1t makes clothes
clean and sweet as when new. tsAll grocers
The Leon reporter., 1902-09-25
I { l IljfIhe1 Won Buy3 Blujna.

x insist. oE getting Russ Bleaching Blue.
DON'T take 9 cheap FAitation. An grocers. l9c.
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MINERAL WELLS.

Mss Willie Daniels has returned from
Fort Worth
Mrs. Jed Rankin guest Of her mother.
Mrs. w, +. Rankin, has returned TO her
homo At Weathertord
Mrs, Joel A. Kerr aud SON Ray, OF Cor
sicaua are here
Miss Lanier AIdridge Of Weatherford is
4 guest OF Il. d. Oliver.
}. p. NattiSon and family OF Mount Yer
non Texas have moved 10 this city.
Mrs. McGowan OF Amarillo is a guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. F. c. HlghsmIth,
Mrs. Il, u. Arnold OF Mnco l. r.. MIsa
Ida Franks OF Goldthwaite. Mrs. A J.
Crawford and Miss Emma Crawford Of Ter.
rell Mrs. r. l.. Kiddcr Of Paris, Mrs. I r
Fryer Of San Antonio, Mrs Powers OF Man.
gum, O. T., and Mrs. l.. Roenmntim OF
leSarkana are recent arrivals here
Mrs. larry CLARK has gone TO Mipeola
Miss Mae Green has returned TO Waco
Mrs. Charles Coon, Mrs. Jim 'rom story
and Mrs II. NJ. Smith visited in Weather.
Waco. s'ne 70
MIS- Hurdeston Is at Fort Worth.
Slrs' Johtn b. Nuns is at Weatherford
Mrs !, W. Madden Of Dallas is here
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COLUMBIA.

Mr.. Harry Bartlett and wife are visiting
the Sroom's parents. MIR, and Mrs. John S.
Bartlett.
Miss Annie Laurie stafford, who Is at
tending school at wharton, returned home
this week on visit to her mother and
brought with her Miss May Vineyard
Mrs, c. s. Bennett OF Anglctou is on a
visit to her mother Mrs. Mamie stafford.
Miss Jennie Willis Of Angleton Is visiting
Miss Mary Gayle.
Captain and Mrs. Albert Bowera OF Quin-
tana, accompanied by Mrs L. Il. chiffon
and Miss Bowers Chiffon, were here during
the week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Finckney made a
pleasant visit yesterday to the hospitable
home OF Mr.. John Phillips, about twelve
miles from town. Mr. Phillips has a pretty
place and is one of our most successful
cattlemen.
Tho home Of Mr.. snd Mrs. James Rogers
was gladdened Wednesday by the arrival
Of tue baby boy
Mr.. w. T. Williams chAperoned q pleasant
party ~ young ladies to the mound on
Thursday They were Miss Laura Under
wood, Miss Nary Gayle and Miss Fanny
Norburn
All things considered. business Is fully a.
good As could be expected and people are
looking for the Cane Belt road to point our
way soon and also can't see how the Inter
national and Great Northern can help cross
ing tho river and building In the rice and
cane fields Tho big sugar mill on state
farm win add much 10 cane culture and
other developments and our river once more
teens with boats laden With our own pro
ductions.
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TEMPLE.

One OF the pleasant social events OF the
past week was a card party rendered Mrs
Beulah Dimmltt of Georgetown, by her
host and hostess, DR.. and Mrs. j. X. RucR'
err Mesdames and Messrs. X. ~ Crawford,
Baker Hoskins and II. w Meisner, Misses
Myrtle and Aria Pendleton, Mcssrs Frank
lin Lindsey, John Murphy, Captain {. w.
Jarrct and Victor BaIringer OF san Anto-
MO were the participants Of the evening
pleasures.
At the Lotus club rooms OIL Wednesday
night very pleasant dance was enjoyed
by a number of the members. thelr lauy
and visiting friends. There were IN At
tendance from Bolton Misses Anna Ludlow,
and Messrs. Harry Cochran, Walter Mon
teith, David Gully, Tom Glover, Ebert
Potts and Mlstrot Cahoons orchestra fur
nished music for the occasion.
Misses Lima and Clara Kennedy, who
with their brothers have made Temple
their home for a number Of years left yes
telday for q few weeks visit to relatives
rear Taylor, after which they Will 20 to
Beaumont. their future home. They are
proceeded TO Beaumont by their brother,
Mr. Gro-s Kennedy, who holds a trick In
tho Santa Fe dlspatcher's offices there.
Mrs. Netta Sanford. who has been visit
ing In Dallas and other points, has re
turned home To Temple
Mrs Laura Bencin Of Brovnvood has
returned home after a few days pleasant
visit To Mrs. f. A, Dill Mrs. Bencini was
on her return home from a visit to New
orleans.
Mrs Erie Green Shaw after a pleasant
visit IN old friends and relatives here, has
returned home to Columbus Mrs Sha "
is always welcome visitor to Temple,
having heen we'll known here when she was
Miss Erie Green.
Mrs. Henry Woodruff left yesterday for
visit 10 her father. Judge Rufus Y King
nj Austin
Mrs. i. NJ Young Is visiting her sister,
Mrs Adrian Webster In Waco
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elEr WAS NOT A SWORD.

Evidence that Frederioks Present to
Washington Was Picture
phlladelphia. PA Philadelphia IN
nossesslou OF data which sheds new hEnt
upon the controversy regarding the Gtt
presented TO Washington by Frederick tue
Great For years Il had been supposeu
that the gift was sword. Out Ieeeus ,
historians have bS>ome skeptlcal on ina ,ha
point. According to I lnrOTm or Sae4 Mont.
comcry avenue, the gift was portrait OF
the great Prusslan commander. MI Ma
shall is a well known collector OF AMER
cana. and his authority for the por.aN' y
rnre volume formerly in his possession.
'Thc book in question is lengthy french
poem published at Amsterdam IN l'oS, ~"
dealing with the American Struggle TOT IN
dependence. The work is entitled IL Am
crlouc Deliveree: Equisse d I'm Poeme our
I'Independauce de 'Amcrique. Inc hu'
thors name was Indicated only as Comte
de Ia c." This book was SOLO, Win
others from Mr.. Marshalls collection, w
New York in 1894, and is now probably 10
some library OF historical works, but MI.
Marshall has preserved the following note
regarding IL:
S'This first draught of the poem is OF over
200 pages, and contains many curiOu 1
notes. giving details of the revolution. IN
volume l. page II, is the note that the
King Of Prussia sent his portrait 10 WISH
ngton. having the inscription underneatn,
'Ie plus vleuI roI de Europe 40 pius
grand capltane du steele. The popular
Impression is that the gift was sword IN
stead OF o portrait
Tho tradition regarding the sword sup
posed to have been given by Frederick the
Great was that 1t was accompanied ny a
verbal message running: From the Oldest
general in the world to the greatest Ine
French inscription under the portrait WouIu
read n translated: From the oldest ruler
OF Turope TO the greatest commander OF
the century" The supposed sword OF Fred
erck the Great Is in the state capltal nc
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sMlTHVlLLE.

MISS Cora shearn has returned home
from = visit in Rockdale, Texas.
MISS George Turner OF FlatonIa is here.
the guest Of Miss Mary Scott.
Mrs. George skinner has returned from
visit In Taylor.
Miss Matte barron is visiting in Win.
chester "
Miss Minnie Elliott OF Thorndals 4. hs,.
visiting MT and Mrs. J. ]. Elliott.
Mrs. w. o. McKerron visited rrlattv.. A.
La Grange this week ie'"'i'eS u
IN, mrs, s 5. Mcdowell visited San Antonio
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Rain Has Brought Out Stored Car.

Marlin Texas, March 10 Since the 70
cent rain tho fact develops that there IL
more corn In the hands N the farmers AZ
nus county than was thought. Considerable
pfie, has sos .s Sf,,ns brought to market. Ths
" ssath vita prospects 81 turth.s Ssolins'
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WANTED I'D BUf-Fine, gum and ash
i,S ds e!sat inches on inc small end, from
delivered 10 Houston, Address p o. Box
$50. Houston, Texas II
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OIL STOCKS.

FORCED TO SELL good dlyidend-paying
Oh stocks; ! have 100 shares each Of
Lucky Dime and Gladys OF Calves.
ton oil stock in l0O-share certificates;
through necessity am forced to sell
both companies pay 8 per cent dividend
IN March; prefer borrowing money vith
the stock as security II | can arrange IL
or | VIII sell any part at s cents a share
Do not send money; will deliver stost
{. q. ID. through bank Address Mrs
Anna Wilson, general delivery, Galveston.
1tIab. M
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FOR saba whole block in Fair
Grounds also single lots: cottage and
/, two story house on monthly payments
1 pear Fannin school, Bottle Bryan, sl7is
Main. 16
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nOST NV ANTS"
n ARE c HE APP.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

SELECT AND BUY LOTS for a home In
CascAra Addition. With tho completion
VI Hardy street sewer and pavement and
the street cars running through this adj
ditIon, lots will be worth double the
price now acked. l.. w. Craig. Sole
Agent, t0e Khan Building. II
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WE ARE giving close attention 10 Ihe pUI
chase and sale Of oil stocks; orders IN
vlted: try us: references. any bank in
Houston, William ID. Cleveland K son
Baker Eotts, Baker & Lovett. Geo. l..
Porter Il Co., Houston, Texas. -
NOTICE OF APPoINTMENT-A persons
are hereby notified that on March 10,
1902. | was appointed executor Of the
viii Of Mrs. Ka.Ne H. Richards, deceased
and nj. persons having claims against the
estate OF said deceased are requested ana
requiIed 10 present the same to me Win.
ia the time prescribed by law ] reside
In Houston, Texas and my poStofice al
dress Is No. 4lO Fannin street Houston
Harria county Texas. This notice Is
given In accordance with article @Ns1'
Revised statutes OF Texas. Respectfully,
& H. Scttpgast
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FOR sALE-Large and small tracts OF rice
land and timbered land, For bargains
call on L. Bryan a. Co., 317ls Main street
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kF YOU WANT BARGAIN pick some
thing from this list and call on us for
price: Three blocks In Young Mems ad-
dition. on Harrisburg road; z block cor.
ner OF Bell and Caroline street; lots
CORNER of Austin and Gray streets; ~
lots corner Of Austin and Clay street
lots on Fannin street. on car line; lots
IN Fair Grounds addition; also sorSrai
handsome improved places close in
Geo. l.. Porter & Co.
tf 208ja Main street
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

YES. IN MANY CASES accept as little
as 10 per cent Of purchase price down
and allow the purchaser to pay out the
payment plan offered by any one In this
city; | will DO II In your case IL you
are really In earnest about wanting q
home and will bring this advertisement
to room 2O3 Klam building. william A..
Wilson 10
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SPECIAL NOTICE We haze appointed \.
r.. Kiegiuc, druggist, 5o2 Main. our OK
elusive agent for Houston, who will carry
q complete stock Of our Homeopathic
Remedies. Luytics Homeopathic Remedy
20 4 Y
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HONES, both large cnd small. In ali parts
~ city. ard lands Lands I'm large and
small tracts ncur city and county 4
mo Investment for some one Is $3.50 nrrcs
fourteen miles north Of city; VIII double
iu onr year and perhaps duadmplc I'm live
years. \ fortune for somc one Nno
VIII take II: SEQ rs. Harral e. Harral
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FOR SALB-one lot on Main street, price
$1,000; beautiful residence on Crawford
street, a bargain; one aud one-haif lots
corner on Mckinney; three lots on Main
cheap. Bette Bryan, 3l7Is Main street
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WILLIAM A. WILSON -Ofnee aO3 KAN
building headquarters for Houston homes
90 monthly payment or any other plan
4
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THE HOMES ! am Offering are all brand
new, never havSpg beA'l occupied. they
are carefully planned and well construct.
e. you win md them especially wea
adapted for comfort and convenience
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FOUR LOTS 5Ori25, on BInch1m street.
First ward, near car line. $1,000, n taken
In next few duyE, uiCr Ave room cottage
noar Washington and Houston avenue ar
$500, Fevcral nlcc homes In the Sixth
ward Tor SLIGO and upward; terms. VIM
II olschewske & Co, 200 Kism building
IN
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SPEAK oUICKI

AM cutting up 4 large tract over 100
acres for home builders; will sell you
ave acres black loan, we'll drained, per-
feet title, shell road ave and a half miles
out, 800 assorted fruit trees; your own
choice; land fenced and broken and trees
set; COCO feet building lumber on ground,
good well Of excellent water with pump;
all for $500; half down, balance In twelve
months. No interest, insurance nor taxes
Till paid for; contractor will build for
you for s25 down, balance SO month.
You can move right in, coon as house 10
up. It's your chance OF lifetime. Don't
miss It. 70. A. johnson. a12ls Congress
avenue. over Krupp & Tufhy's. II
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FOK IMMEDIATE ACCEFTANCE, Win
sell desirable modern two story dwell
tng, on corner, and on two and ono half
! lots: Fair Grounds addition within two
7 blocks Of the Fannln school; win he on
! the premises, 3ll6 Brazos street a.
CLOCK March 10 L. i. 10
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BEE II. a. ARNOLD, real estate agent
efrce 81 Binz building, for some OF those
heautlful lots In Main Street addition, on
South End car line. They are going fast.
Citizens phone 455. 81
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FOR RENT 500 acres NJ land With i've,
room house; good Well and barn. with 20
acres pasture: also 2Jp acrCs house barn
good well and pasture, all situated IN
rhc Bay prairir irrigation farm In Whar.
ION county, Texas Address nay Prairie
Irrigation 60. Lane C!tN, Texas. II
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ETNETs LAND FOB SALE have fer
Etlz ~ Hs.sEtzE ADDS hslczging 20 noE-
Tssb5a-- sEIs 1I9 a-res Lcsnua Full
cts- surrey. tE-es Ess southeast of
ElIr-rrF1 A-<s-1 arrrtF. IS per
t1''. iflrus. Ere ---s --rr lest 81 sara
rfrn, ELrE1 ctICgr S. per acre. ~
s,THs sslf1l- CaE91-: surTsY. sx miles
TFe7 ~ srE- Lake. EBrtE.H -cu-tv, IS per
SORE 1tr-1g -1E1 10 exchanges no one
eug 1~Ht e 1-rc 1nt 20 make con
ErTfrF srr Eta sts e Ihsss lands but
an rrf1t 1-t15r 3-g purchaser will
rtri'rr 'r-Ht ff4---- q. q. FcndArvts,
Arutr.r1- IazfE is
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BEE II. A, ARNOLD. real estate agent, 3ll
Bin1, for choice bargains in bayou front,
also on Harrisburg shell road. n
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bpE II. A. ARNOLD, real estate agent, Sii
Binz, for soLhl of those beautiful homes
IN Third, Fourth, First, Fifth and sixth
wards before they are advanced They
are going rapidly u
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WANT 10 huv corner grocery store with
dwelling attached, Address 1892, this Of
nee II
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A YOUNG Insurance man would like to buy
an interest in well established fire n
Surancc agency in any good town. Al.
dress 6i@6, this office.
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ITO ST NV ANTS"
PAY BIB ST.
>~~~a~~~~~~~-~~
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

10 RErr-No INTEREsT-Do You
WANT TO BUY A HoME1 22e A DAY
WILL, DO IT. WE WILL BUILD YOU
A HOME FROM 5000 TO 5000 ANY
PLACE IN THE UNITED STATES :;
PAYMENTS AT 1915 ON EACH 5000
Used WITHOUT INTEREST Or RENI'
I'D. THE ABOVE RATE CONTINUED
TO ANY AMOUNT. BOOKS OPEN
FOR ILLUSTRATION. CoRRESP0N,.pi-
TSCE SOLICITED. AGENTS WANTED.
THE HOUSTON HOME BUILDING CO
OPERATIVE CO, OLD PHONE l$ls,
NEW PHONE sse 40 KHAN BUILD
ING, HOUSTON, TENAs. -
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FNELL THE PEOPLE
Il what you want.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTICE--To Contractors and
Builders: The city council Of Neimar,
Texas, will erect q school building o.
brick, the cost not 10 exceed the sum OF
$500 cash. Solicit plans and specifications
for the best and most commodtous bullu-
Ing that can be erected for that sum, Win
the view to let the contract at once 10
the lowest responsible bidder. The couh,
ell reserves the right To reject any anu
all plans, specifications and bids. Corr
spondence solicited. Address. Binding
Committee, Weimar, Colorado couni i,
~
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BEE IL A. ARAOLD, real estate agent
al Binz, for choice bargains In rice and
oil lands. j have some snaps. II
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7HEAP FOR CASH or on long time pay
mile from city. on roads under contract
to he sheled will build houses on same
on ensy terms Rogers Webb, kiam
building II
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WANTED TO BUY.

SECOND BAND LASH REGISTER want
ted J J. FRstoriza Fig and Iitho.
Co., Houston. n
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MI Y FfVNTl ON INN0s nNOUUc Tor N1OOn
Gosh, balance time; hve-room cottage aud
two lots on leland street, $500 cash. bal.
Hncc terms. nice eiCh- room two.storE
modern house on Chrtrcs street. S375O.
five room cottage uu Louisiana street
$500; two lots on Bell for $500: 5Oxi25
street Tor $780, two nice lots on Main
street, 5000; number OF other bargains 10
cfer. Wu II. olschewske 4 Co., 200
Khan building. Ia
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25ylOo FEET on Texas avenue. across
street from Rice hotel, at a sacrifice u
sold this week. Weathersby & Co, llOIi7
Congress. %
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TWO AND A QUARTER ACRES on Texas
and New Orleans Railroad, near CLARK
street, $500. Weatbersby & Co, HON.
Ccueiess. -
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WANTED TO BUY-A cottage not to cost
over 5000: also one or two lots at Il
bargain. New phone 632, or address sO9
POLK Mvennc lR
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BEE H. A. ARNOLD, real estate agent,
BIZ Bluz, for a siX-inch gusher on Spindle
Top Heights. bargain for the cash. u
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WANTED Cash register: must he cheap
state price Address 6441, this office. ID
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SEVEN ACREs on Texas and New Or
leans Railroad, 900 feet VI Side track,
VIII coll all or part, close In; bargain.
Menthersby & Co. 1lOIla Congress. -
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WANTED to Sell Cheap Cottage uptown.
near Auditorium, 5000: cottage down
town, four blocks M from Rice hotel
ward $3.50 Apply OF Gruucwad's Mu
slc House. 80 Main Above property Is
fnr guir for cash or on payments Ii,
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RESIDENCE property, improved or unim-
proved, close in, wanted by quick cash
purchaser; am no agent. Address box
225, Houston. is