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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-18
To My Friends.

1t is with .oy that tell what Kodo)
do for me. / was troubled with my
stomach for sevc"Nl ronths. Upen
beIg advised to use Fcdol, | did 80.
and words cannot tell the good 1t has
done for me- A neighbor had dyspep-
s.a SO that he had tried almost evcty.
thing. l told him to use Kodol, Words
of gratitude have come to me frcm
him because l recommended it.-Geo.
w. Fry. Viola, Iowa. Health and
strength, of mind and body, depend
on the stomach, and normal activity OF
the digestive organs. Kodol, the great
reconstructive tonic, cures all stom-
ach and bowel troubles, indigestion,
dyspepsia. Kedol digests any good
food you eat. Take a dose after meals
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-18
SKELETON FOUND.
II Recalls a Murder Reported
Several Years Ago.

New York, Aug 1s.-In tangle Of
underbrush in dark glade of the for
est on the estate of John d. and Will
liam Rockefeller at Tarytown yester.
day was found the skeleton of man
fully clothed. The head of the skele-
ton, with a few of the cervical verte-
brae attached, was found lying close
to the left foot. The right hand was
curved and the fingers clutched the
breast. One leg, the left, was bent at
the knee, the shoe resting fat upon the
ground. The right leg was lying out
stretched. The left hand was out
stretched also, but the position of the
bones of the fingers indicated that the
hand had been clenched at the time
death came.
The police believe this reveals mur.
der which was reported to have been
committed ON the Rockefeller estate
several years ago. The man was said
to have asked for employment and
was never seen by his friends after
that time. The police are conducting
careful study Of the mystery which
nobody connected with the Rockefeller
estate is willing to discuss.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-18
TO TURN ON
THE LIGHT
Candidates Will Be Investigated
Thoroughly
And Facts Concerning Them Made Public by
Law and Order League.

Attorney Nathan Morse, who is
among those interested in the Law
and Order League movement which
was started in Akron last spring,
ste ed to a reporter for the Democrat
that it is expected to have the League
in working order by the first week in
September, and that it will take an
active part in the campaign in Sum-
NIT county this fall.
The central organization has not yet
been completed, but this will be done
soon by the election of officers. Lit
erature of the League is now being
sent out, and efforts are being made to
organize groops Of five persons OF more
throughout the city, the groups to be
components of the Central League.
The purposes of the League have been
announced as follows:
/. To INDUCE taxpayers to take a
more active part in municipal affairs.
2. To publish facts relative to the
affairs of the city and county govern
ment.
8. To advocate plans for their i'm
provement.
4. To promote the businesslike,
honest and efficient conduct Of public
affairs.
5. To push for vigorous and i'm
partial enforcement of the laws by our
city and county officials.
6. To seek out and publish all such
facts concerning candidates for office
as have bearing upon their fitness
for the position sought
7. BY united action to defeat at the
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-18

caucuses, primaries, conventions, and
elections, candidates, regardless of
party, who are incompetent, unreliable
and unworthy.
"The organization, states one of the
pamphlets sent out, sis to be made up
of electors of Akron and Summit coun-
ty who value good government and
honest officials above party success,
who are willing to sacrifice the latter
to secure the former, and who can be
depended upon to work for the ac-
complishment Of the purposes of the
League"
Each component group shall elect a
representative, the representatives of
all the groups to constitute the Cen
trail organization. Membership dues
aggregate 81 year, to be paid in ad-
vance.
The organization will be entirely
non-partisan and non-sectarian, and
any member of group, who shall at
any time become an active candidate
for any city or county Office, or mem
ber of any county, township, city OF
ward committee of any political party
shall, while such candidate or holding
such committeeship, be disqualified for
attendance upon or participation in any
of the proceedings of the organization
and any member who ceases to nos
sess the above qualifications and be-
comes recreant to the purposes of the
organization, may be suspended or ex
PEELED from his group and the League
after notice and hearing duly had, by
two-thirds vote of the Centra
League.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-18

st. Louis, Ma, Aug. 1S.-No man
should resist or resent the efforts of a
pretty girl to kiss him, according to
a decision just rendered by Judge Geo.
b. Sidener, Of this city, In the case of
Harry Alberts, who used his fists in
repulsing the advances OF young wo-
man, gave her a black eye and other
wise disfgured her countenance.
Harry wears diamonds and belongs
to the swell set. OF late he has been
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-18
A Woman's Right to Kiss
Any Man She Likes

Dragging of his asbestos nature, and
the girls in the neighbOrhood of his
home decided that 1t was up to them
to bring about a change, Miss Mamie
Mitchell, dashing blonde, who lives
few doors from Alberts, was the
ringleader in the attempt to lead Har-
ry from the paths he had set out to fol-
low.
Saturday evening Miss Mitchell wait
ed near corner where she knew AL
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-18

berts would pass on his way home.
When he appeared she stepped up to
him and began to talk to him. Harry
backed away. Then, so the testimony
at the trial showed, the young woman
threw her arms around his neck and
planted kiss on his cheek. This led
to the assault Alberts was arrested
and assessed fine of $50. Judge Sid.
ener said:
"a woman has the right to kiss a
man at all times. This is privilege
we owe the opposite SEX
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-18
C. & B. STEAMERS.

Until December first, steamers will
leave Cleveland daily, s pm, Central
Standard time; Buffalo daily, 9 pm,
Eastern Standard time. There will Re
no special daylight trips during July
and August, as advertised.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-18
LAKESIDE PARK
CnCinn Every afternoon ais
NdSluU Every evening SITS
Walk nf Au0uSf ~.

The biggest and best show in town,
presenting bill never before equalled
in Akron, the finest talent ever gotten
together at one time on the vaudeville
stage.
Monday night, ladies' night. Every
lady attending the casino next Mon
day night win be presented with
souvenir of fine perfume. The
latest laughing success, John Mayon
& Co., the man next door. AL Waltz.
skatorial artist. Miss Ida Bell Far
mum, soprano of Akron. The great
McCann family, novelty singing and
dancing quartet. Fred Warren and
AL. Blanchard, the comedian and the
singer. Thomas j. Leo and Jessie f.
Chapman, in their comedy noyelt1l
gymnastic sketch, "Wanted-A Don
key" Eighth Regiment band, Sunday
Aug. IT.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-18

On shores of historic Lake Brady.
Strictly temperance. Free gates. Di-
rect connection with Erie, B. & o.,
Pennsylvania and w. q L. E. rail-
roads; also many trolley lines.
Fine cottages to rent For rates and
further particulars, write Electric Park
Co., Kent, o.
The daily sentinel., 1902-12-27
CHURCH SERVICES.

Peonles Church-At Court house
every Sunday night at 7:30 Subject
next Sunday. 1.-The New Year ~
At the Chri stian Science church
tomorrow, there will be the regular
service at II O'Clock. Sunday school
at the usual hour.
Baptist-Rev. Pope state secretary
of the Baptist Association will occupy
the pulpit at this church morning
and evening at IL a. m. and Z p. IN.
The regular servic rs will be held
at the Episcopal church tomorrow as
81 sted by the new vested choir, the
first of the kind on the western slope.
The services at the Christian
church tomorrow are at the usual
hours and everyone is invited to at
tend any and all of them. The morn
ing subject will be climbing High
err" Evening. "What then Shall l do
With Jesus?'
Methodist-T morning subject
will be ON What is Your Life. The
subject in the evening is Mount
Pisgah. or Visions of Home this is
the fourth sermon in the series of
peak Talki' Good music will be
furnished at all the services. We bid
you welcome.
The daily sentinel., 1902-12-27
WEATHER REPORT.

The maximum temperature yester-
day was 81 degrees and the minimum
this morning was II degrees.
Snow tonight and Sunday; colder !;
brisk to high westerly winds.
The daily sentinel., 1902-12-27
ELKS ATTENTION..

There will be special meeting of
Grand Junction Lodge No. $40 B. P.
o. E. Monday night December got h
for the tran ;action of important bust
ness
J. NJ. SAMPLtNER. -, -
Elk. Ruler
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STOCK SUBSCRIPTION.

STOCK SUBSCRIPTION.
The Grand Valley Floral and Nursery Co.
is now ready to receive subscriptions for
stock in the company in person or by mail
at the Office 40 MBin street. The prospect
US and all information will be given byahe
secretary. All orders for treas, shrubs nd
plants, also all landscape work received End
booked for sprsng pelivery. First come,
first served.
] B. CONYNE, Sec.
The daily sentinel., 1902-12-27

James A. Johnson, MA. .Glauco,
Grand Junction Willow Lakes
Colo. SD.
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,rryc DECIDED to open an office at
4 :, h home US Polk avenue, old phone 9SS,
,sosstfuliy solicit the patronage Of
,sa .s'T SSo do NOT employ bookkcepers reg
s. ysn / am prepared to open and close
s-ols adjust accounts, or keep entire
M Il books. in either English or Ger.
NM George Kidd. IL
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'-ur NEGRO NOT A BEAsT"-25 cents
y, ropy, postpaid cash, Ito stamps, for
~. fbirty days to enuble me to get out
AZ two new books, "Scrlptural Exposure
|d Mormoalsm' am ne sew vans Name,
y,st Relyleu. Texas 116
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.rcpEr SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.

E-SrRS 10 want ads. remaining in the
}sWblss me M post for the week ending
.iatidAsB ;,n, i55i; 1901 1851; 1901; 1877;
!ltL, s ~ iiSGS ISIS; 1103; 1928; Is. S54;
I'M i ,,S9; iG0l; 1850; Editor Box ~;
I'M i isS. 1851, 2s56; ls3l; 24o1i 1921 S, :;
~ Gurley; 1901 ls 80 IL ased a. ,s M;
fsg , ,ei9, So96; 1861 psi; w. ID. Les
|,W ,gi5 ria. 1854; 1914; 2S64; 1865;
l1 10, 553i: is4l. 17tT; 1902; 2S92;
] ", iislS! iH95. 22lS; 206S; 2S1S; 2S6e;
t ..,s 4 sess. 15B3. 1918; 1898; r.. 100;
sle' ss M i4ig; Switzer, 1895; 2sl0; 1872;
|S;ls. ~ HI. iS4S; 100; 1900; l5T0i $50;
t50 so; 100
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I'm ONLY KELLEY INSTITUTE IN
Tsxss Oklahoma ana Indian Territories
|isr lhe cure Of WHISKY, morphine. GO.
Ktth, Bellevue Place Dallas, Texas. ia
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FOR SALE-l60 acres Of hne. we'll drained
prairie land, small island Of timber, with
IN ono mile OF Spring station, IN Harris
county, ISXas, az n bargain. A. b. Bush,
Galveston Texas. 1921
$40 ACRES good timber iaud on San Va
cinto river. tve miles from railroad; land
will raise any kind ~ crops, 50 per acre.
Z, w, ilnhl 6 Co, 30 Main street 10
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ItgcTRICAL MASSAGE, scalp treatment,
|ulnicnring and shumpooing. Room 4OO,
Nsson block. Old phone 1919. IA
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T7 ~ ~ zs-5 5TieSa 5aTd for All FIaas
Junk, Iron brass. zinc, lead, rope, bones,
foffies rubber etc: country shipments
seIirIfed. wholesale DEALER Telephone odd
Set incygl 4T0 Louis knminsky 13tI-lD
Preston avenue, corner Auetin. u
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FOR SALE THREE NEW SEVEN AND
EIGHT-R0OM HOUSES WELL Ln-
GATED, IN THIRD AND FOURTH
WARDS; GOOD SURROUNDINGS, ALL
MODERN CONNENIENCES; VERY
CHEAP FOR CASH, OR PART CASH
AND PART TIME
APrLY Al oNCE TO N. t. MILLS
2t6 MAIN STREET. II
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- PEEK GaaAt at lstgG
GNqet luatskotqel4 So.t
HELP WANTED.

TWO mattresses, two cooks two chamhe n.
maids two Walters. two women Tor acc.
tlou ApplY TO4M Mail
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"a 49, y, 4.slsdi send stamp. Il
eraf,ts. NAPLES DRUG STORE. on
Atfe ~. avenue; you can ALWAYS get IL
] -l-n ron a. m. to II g. m. II
HAIR DREssING PAKLfIRs
a1bseNys store; Yapor- massage bstns.
4 cS-,,--,- < Williams ions Texas Ave. II
z riAi-N FREE 15-paI7- I,-S- 7T5S, n;
sciaet Won s.a.an genings between 8 ana 4
----.----------- In street II
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SrVf1S1T thousand four.foot OAK and ash
.,oei wanted; state place OF shipment.
hppiy 1905 Montgomery avenue. q, Pielz
ner. -
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID for scEsp
Iron. copper, bfaE1. rubber, boutsi sackas
snocIaif5 Meyer Llpghftr, whole1elo
6ealer. l@0i Montgomery avenue. Hoes-
ION. ~
HIGHEST PilICEB paid tor fastc0 GOTH
ing; send postal VIII call A. SNNaR
sos Congress- ofgnue,
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PAINT YOUR BUGGY-Wc have the finest
PANT shop IN Texas employing only the
Dest mechanics, Mosehart & Keller Co
IL
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Ae III Aofphine, whisky habits cured,
ltrSst,.imS,' ard only Matthews Home IN
q an WI cure any case In ten TO TWEEN
s,posits without pain or Injury TO patients;
eried." your money IN bank, pay when
Ilties,, case Of failure win bear all
had ~ expenses while here; also rail.
iiess ,u9tn ways; best references. Ad-
Il lAe Matthews Home. Harvey
B,y essseWs, NJ. D., superintendent, 800
- -Aelle. San Antonio, Texas. II
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reess taken before aud during confne-
irmisbHa'5ia. nts adopted; doctor and nurse
46 1s,ia, terms moderate. Address box
M - Allas' IeNas, 1919
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

L. r. MOODY.
ktforpeg fer Fist
81 saanai bank III Houston,
N4l''- iUOal Congress Avcnae.
NONN LFToIEEYs AT LAW,
CROCKETT, TEXAS
rowr.lnd Attorney at Law and
- ". - r,ny@rsiIn Agent President Ankas
Una County Naponai DAuA'
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,l0NE WORKS Door stills, window stills
land all cut stone works for buildings
and cemeteries Of best materials. Louis
zeEbe, box l03, Houston. Il
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$4,000 BUYS NINE LOTS AND EIGHT
HOUSES III THE THIRD WARD; s7o0
BUNS FIVE HOUSES IN THE FIRST
WARD. BlNZ & SETTEGAS1 NEW
PHONE So, OLD PHONE 7OI. Il
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HANDLE the well known brand OF .5.A
Horse Blankets and Plush Lap Robes.
Gus Tips 9OT Congress avenue. il
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oNE SECOND HAND range cook stove.
must be 81 good order; one reslaufant
counter. hin Furniture Co., 1907 Con-
gross n
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ss0 y az the Crescent-Pears' soan, IN
iTsp'ysu nc Packers Tar Soap 15c;
p9v5s, ieoth Powder 15c; Ben Levy's
S--1 street. corner Preston avenue. II
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YOUNG man wants position in offlcei un.
derstands bookkeeping; can write goei
hand and Is accurate IN figures. Address
1911 this Oflicc. IL
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4 c ssss ADELlDA KlTTREDGE-11llh
sc +s'sss avenue, original ana only crystal
N Ta, seIulng clalryoyant spirit medium
selsss OF money. 10
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vest STOCK SADDLES made BY
ktner ness al Congress, next rneo
S-.-s.. n
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.


FoR SALE or TRADE Q0aere. farm,
nine miles FROM town, on missouri kah.
eAs ana Texas railroad; hYe-straitd barbea
,tire fence with house, barn aud well
sixfy.hve acres IN cultivation, balance
pasture; cheap. ZOE iill street. -
WANT 10 trade 900 sheen lewesl for ponies.
Address d. II. Skinner, Cypresstop,
Texas. -
'FTTNTTTRE and stoves sc factory pvices
nntll 18Th: then move store 10 1905 Con,
PRESS avenue. Smith Furniture Co., Jv3
Travis street ~
Will, eychnnge $1,000 worth Of residence
pfonertg iu BroWnwood for land or Inn
waved farm ia Texas. can pay some
IAN dl6erence. Address lock box 405,
brentwood, Te1as. II
1TTyE RICE LAND 70 exchange Tor
tionatnn property, Win assume ihcum
hrence. Address 1898, this ofnee. o
ron SALE OR TRADE--Elghtr0 room, two
ana d half-story dwelling house with 30
acres OF fine black land; all In cultiya-
zion. very desirable property for dairy
az truck farm. situated 10 the town of
f,uero De witt county. Texas. four
blocke from railroad depot; Will sell on
essy terms or trade for land Address
W. N. Eeelieson Co.. Nietoria. Texas.
1910
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sITUAlAOMs--MALE.

A FlRST-CLASS paper hanger and decora.
tor wants work. Address 1914, this onlce.
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RiCE LAND --l6G4 acres me black prairie,
under fence. near NADIA, wharton county.
Dead level with water NJ ~ enty i've feet.
apparently inexhausdbic. Ideal rice land
brown Bros, Austin, Texas. lO,lt
10000 ACRES OF pine land Tor sale. ADD
dress box i2. Liberty, Texas. i011
HENRY MALMGREN. real estate, bot
Khan Bldg. 1910
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3IRs P. T. NOBLE, spiritual cIalrvoyNnt
4 d now permanently located mt 1915 Cal
hcun between Fannin ana Main; hours
3 10 II, 2 to 3. II
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FIRST CLASS business for exchange FOR
farm, ranch or city property, IN one OF
the best towns IN this State.
We have nything YOU want Ia the way
OF vacant lots and nice homes
Have g drst class ranch with benutlfnt
einhtsroom house near Houston, or Will
exchange for city property. oliver Gran.
slun y CO., ii9 Muln q
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tGe4o seaa Poet
~ ,sapt oas, Do you?
HELP WANTED.

TEACHERS WANTED--We desire 20 reg
lister teachers Of AL grades 70 tlll vaceh-
cics cotOing TO W. daily particularly for
2.cent stamp Address Texas Teachers
hureau. nonham. Iexas. w
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TYPEWRITERs.

90 TYPEWRITER. littlo used. for sale
cheap j. r. Adams, 1913 Rusk.
TYPEWniIEAS On
~asv navmentB. $40 cash and IS pei
month to responsible people or thcse wns
furniEh good references. W. a. husbeil,
general aeen, for Texas. ArkRnfae, iu1lap
and Oklahomb Territory
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RARE CHANCE, THIS-Country postothce,
hyc miles from railroad, 1--WE acres land,
hveroom dwelling storehousc 2Ax50 foet.
wAreroOn 14xHO feet. implement sued
1ixSO feet. barn 20S2O feet With hay loft
four horse stalls, slX COW stalls, stabie
for six stations and Jacks with necessary
pens and large crib nnd hay house; place
has all necessary outhnuses nnd convent
cuces. IN good, substantial German neigh
borbood adjoining land sells SAO 10 $50;
good schools and churChee; owner di0
good business here eighteen years. now IN
stock business In West; price $3.50, ONE
half cash balance. one and two years, or
S6a5 an cash worth $1,000 today; best
stand IA South Texas Tor three or -four
iacks or stations; useless TO write lpg
other terms or uulcss you have the cash
named, aud so al once to see property.
Athens Loan Agency, Athens, Texas.
AUTOMOBILE PURCHASERS VIII do well
90 get my otIer before buying. cant he
excited box 226 ~
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.0UR HORSES FEET reed our experts
sItentlo1. Plenty OF help. Prompt serv-
es. Free delivery, Mosehart X Keller
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..wAN1-b TO RENT.

Ig lIsht rent three deslrahle rooms
stAhstd Nv seheeping references cx
NJ lr-.----------1.u phone uS9 o
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AGENTS WANTED.

I1s7S-771T III ASTE money on fake huir tOnics;
Dr. Oxleys Magnetic Combs the only
snfe etcranteed protection against scalp
diseases aud badness; sample % cents,
fiacofnr IA y
f5TTS7rf FRS WANTED--The international
asn and Trust COMPANY offers very
aetrscfive proposition to agents; hustlers
only need apply; good money aor seoa
nera international Loan aud trust CON.
s,say. Box 567. Orange, Texas q
vi5fvTT1W ~ WlLSON--OfGca 2O3 Khan
"h,fidtng: headauarters for Houston homes
"a EcsfhIy payment Or any otasf plan.
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oNE large Davies x Son upright plano,
mahogany case used one year; IN good
order bargain, SlSJ; one 0roe Davies
Son upright piano, mahogany ease,
Sli5i ono nice square piano. good order,
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6o.O0o ACRES OF land 10 Ia Sale county,
Texas, at 81 an acre, W. II. Graham 4
Co, Cuero, Texas. 30
OIL bANDS-Choice acreage; close Ia 20
gushcrs OF Sour Lake, prices moderator
title perfect; fog map, etc, address c. &.
Parsons townerl, Bryan, Texas, u
MI 81 HAN q MONEY this week 10 pay
IN mortgage; owner viii sell few Heights
lots cheap Tor cash. For bargain acc y.
D. Smeston, e05i5 Texas avenue; old
phone a2i. II
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% OAK AND ASH bod room settles and 30
cook stoves; we pay bcst prices: now
phone 40 Biil Furniture Co.. ldp2 Con
erpsR avenue. IA
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HAY! HAY HAYl Best quality. Write
or wire. Ii. Il. Moore, Nj Campo,
Texas. Is
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~Ncat ts-,fa,to''
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


NoTICE-All lands sold hy US that the
title upon examination BY an attorney Sc
leeted by the purchaser Is not acceptable.
We win pay the attorneys fee, and IN
addition. refund all expenses that the nur
chaser has Incurred. Including his rail.
road fare from his home TO Texas and
return. Our lands are located In every
county from the Sabine 60 iIie Guadalupe
river and Ia tracts from leo acres NJ 10
MOVO acres, can aud get maps ana
prices,
" {. Moore Il Co.. 8S,s Main ST..
Z. e. pusou, Houston, Texas
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A FINE saloon located IN one of the best
towns in North reXas ana making money.
Address L, o. Box 22T, Houston. il
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

] AN ALWAYS ABLE TO OFFER YOU
MONEY WHEN YOU ARE IN THE
MARKET FOR HOUSTON REAL rs
TATE, ! THINK TT TO YOUR INTER
EST TO SEE ME, III You DO NOT,
PAY ME a CALL.
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PHONES Bf3.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

HOUSTON HEIGHTS affords more sdvaa
tages FOR a homo than any other SUBURB
Of Houston. See this property before you
buy.
Lots FOR sale az lowest prices. for cash
or on lnstallnent plan.
Houston Hcifots offlce 22O Main street.
JOHN A. MILRoY. Agent.
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nya6le e money at per cent interest,
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