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THINKS JAPANESE WOULD WIN.
THE REV. P. s. GRANT BELIEVES THEIR
LIGHT EATING OF MEAT WOULD
HELP THEM TO DEFEAT RUSSIA.

The Rev. Percy 5 Grant, rector OF the Church
of the Ascension. preached last night Lent"
. Referring to Japan, Mr.. Grant said:
In the recent International campaign in China
The japanese soldiers proved themselves the su-
periorS OF all the allies They little. If any
meat, were able TO start long campaign with
a small quantity Of rice, and outmarched and out
stayed all competitors Some day the ASiatic
armies Will test the European. If the japanese
troops face the Russians IN battle no doubt
which Will be victorious. With a decent pretext
for war Japan VIII win. The moderate use OF meat
IS conducive TO mental moral and physical devel-
Opment, and in this city the advent of should
be welcomed. There is feasting and bandueting
every night OF the year.
The preacher especially discountenanced the
feastrg habit Lent. lie advised the observa nee
of the following general principles for the forty
days:
Eat as little meat consistent with health
Eat as Few birds as possible particularly pigeons
nnd songbrds.
Drink little wine social etiquette will allow
Rnd make the social callings and at homes more
conversational
Consume as little Of the labor of your fellow
men possible.
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EXPLORER HERE.
WHO REACHED POINT
FURTHEST SOUTH. WILL LECT-
URE ON HIS DISCOVERIES.

Charles f. Borchgrevnk. F. r. G. S. who was in
command of the British Antarctic expedition that
left England In August, 1888, and arrived home just
two years later. having gone further south than
any other expedition. is in this country lecture
He came yesterday on the Etruria armed with a
great assortment Of lantern slides. which he will
show for the first time a. the Waldorf tonight.
The explorer is a Norwegian, but his mother
an English woman He is a large man. though
not tall and his face Is bronzed like that of man
who has travelled not on the Ice Wall. but over
the Sahara. He speaks English perfectly.
My first trip to the Antarctic regions was in
1894 he said yesterday afternoon at the Everett
House when I reached the then southern
latitude attained. But in 1897 expedition from
Belgium went further south still Ny last eXpe-
dition In the Southern Cross, bark rigged screw
ship. has beaten this record. We touched at
a great continent, which seen in 1871 ny James
Ross. but which one had landed, and which
named South Victoria Land. 1t IS. should say.
twice the size Of Europe With me were six
scientists who did deal Of quarre!llng which per
haps. Is just we'll Otherwise they would have
saved II tin we got home
our camp which was u by is feet and feet
high, holding men, called Camp Ridley. after
my mother Ten species ot fish dis
covered. and the southern magnetic pole was also
located. once great OF ice suddenly
precipitated into the a boat landing. and
the splash nearly swamped the whole outft. which
happened TO include the cameras. Bernachu the
astronomer OF the expedition. said that the sudden
forma tlon of this iceberg for that was what re-
suited, caused by a volcanic disturbance in the
mountain.
other men have considered before the edge OF
the great ice barrier to be the southern limit but
advanced southwark over il to the extreme
point reached by man. Is degrees 30 minutes south.
he men stood the cold very well. and so did the
dogs for only three men were lost and only twenty
dogs The climate OF the Antarctic continent IL dry
but relatively colder than the arctic regions In
the same latitude in which trees grow to a height
OF thirty feet in Norway. only lichens are found
In the south.
We made discovery that may be useful
II IS that seal meat. raw cooked = good 10
Keep on scurvy. Most of provisions of
course mad 70 be canned goods. and the food in
time absorbed the tin. The man who will discover
a way 70 can food without this resulting will have
fortune awaiting him
The point that We reached is eight hundred miles
from the South Pole. There is no vegetation and
no mammals are found The wind often blows a
hundred miles an hour. and the glass goes down
as low "a % degrees below zero l expect to make
another expedition pretty soon. with two shps in
stead OF one When or under what auspices it will
be do not know yet"
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
JOSEPH ". CAMPBELL.

Joseph ". Campbell, who had been well known
builder in Brooklyn. died Saturday night from
apoplexy at his home. No. 315 Carlton-aye, that
borough. He born in Morristown. y. J.. and
came TO Brooklyn in 1926. After receiving a com
mon school education he became builder. All of
the county buildings in Flatbush. the insane
asylum the hospital and others. put UP by
him. Many OF the warehouses along the water
front, such Martins stores and Prcntice's
stores were built by Mr.. Campbell. lie retired in
1855. He member of the Society of Old
BrOoklynites. He n founder of the Montauk
Fire Insurance Company, now defunct. and OF the
Mechanics Bank and the Nassau National Bank
IN Brooklyn. He leaves two daughters.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
TR. DADY GOES OUT OF TOWN.
SHERIFF. GUDEN Is ALSO AWAY FROM
HOME. AND RUMOR SAYS THEY
ARE TOGETHER

Elections Commissioner Dady was not IN Brook
1yn yesterday. At his home. in Schermerhorr-st
it was said that he Of town and would
nor be back until this morning 1t was rllrnored
that he had gone of town with Sheriff GIden
in order that the two might have a long. con-
hdenual talk before Mr.. nady goes 10 Albany to-
night TO see the Governor. Mr. Dady has been in
Cuba for a number OF weeks. and naturally is
anxious 10 become acquainted with the various
developments since Reiss's charges stirred Repub-
1ican circles in Kings County.
AT Sheriff CSu1en's house last night
that he had been away all day, but was not out
Of town far known
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

mutual benefit by arranging for relieving each
ether in of Illness; education by means of
lectures and translation of the city department
rules: the raising of the moral standard Of the tene
by the exclusion of vice; the organization ot
an employment bureau which would do away
with the present of so. which is levied for
job by calling attention TO cases of extreme pow
crty and illness in the tenements; by reporting
fla grant abuses to the authorities.
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
CAMBRIDGE-Major Swnburn. r. A Of Lon
don GRAND-Albert Chew, Of England HOFF'.
MANnJudge Andrew Hamilton. OF Albany MAN
HATTAN-Captain Kenneth Campbell Il A OF
London Grange Serd Of Albany; Robert g Pruyn,
OF Albany MURRAY HILIr-Wilton Parl<man OF
Boston NAXARRE-Captan G. p. Echois. T. s
a NALDORF-Cnited States Attorney General
Philander c. Knox of Washineton State Senator
George e Greene. OF Binghamton.
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amusfmcnis.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
GRAND OPERA SEASON 1au1-l9J3
Il =. !

TONIGHT. at S-TOSCA. Ternina Br,1eweu; De
march, SCCttt- t'Cuducty-. Flon-
Wed. EvE-, Eco. -, al >-LE CID Lucienne B-eyal
and suzanne Adams, ALVAREZ. Juurnet. Gilbert and FL
De Esszke. Cuuductor Elou.
Thurs. At. Feb ~. al Extra Natiuee-CAEGMEN
Calve and Emma Games. Salguac and ScotJi Clnluc-
Flon.
Thurs. EvE.. Feb % at S-ENrra NiEht-Padzrswsk ;
opera MANEI'- enbrIcE. Louise Homer FRITZ Schef
Won Bandrovskf Muhlnan1. BIass and BsPham. Con
tuCtar. DamroSch.
Fri Evg.. Feb. n, at 5.45-TEISTAN CND ISOLDE
Terrna and Sclumauu Helms. Van Uycz. Van El0y an
Ed. &c Reszke. Conductor. Damrusch-
sat Att Feb. -. at Its Double Bill Ia FILL
DT REGIMENT The Daughter ~ the Regiment
Semhrtch- SaIiEnac. Gilbert Dufrichs. Followed Y
CANAIsI.EFtIA EISTICA\A- Calvs. Bridewel.
Marchi and Carupauari. Conductor. Flon-
sat EvE-. Feo'y -2i. Popular Prce=-lIEld'
Emma and Louise ALVAREZ. Jcuar-
and SCotti- Conductor SeUpiIH.
MEEEE ELANuS L-SEu
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EAST SIDE JAYITORs ORGANIZE

over two hundred East Side janitors met in the
Guild Hall of the University Settlement Society
last night and organized East Side Janitors' So
ciety. Jacob Basheim. who conducted Judge Green
baum's canvass in the last campaign, presided and
outlined the purposes of the new society. He was
follow by Marcus NJ Marks, who spoke on the
needs OF the janitOrs and the advantages to be
derived from the organization of this society
These advantages. Mr. Marks declared were
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
EDWARD MFARLAND.

Chicago, Feb 16.-Edward Mcfarland, a leading
resident of Hawaii and proprietor Of the Royal
Hawaiian Hotel. "A Honolulu, died early to-day at
the Auditorium Hotel. from acute pneumonia. Mr.
Mcfarland married two weeks ago to Miss
Florence BaInger, of San Francisco. They were on
their way to New-York their wedding tour
when Mr.. Mcfarland contracted severe cold
which developed into pneumonia. The body will
be taken TO San Francisco for burial
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
FRANK B. BROOKMAN.

Chicago Feb. 16.-Frank B. Brookman, head Of
the Brookman Manufacturing Company and
Of Chicagos representative German-American cti-
died here to-day from cancer Of the stomach.
He had been Ill for six months but until recently
able to ~ about. Mr.. BrOokman served several
terms a member of the City Council
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
OBITUARY.

THE REV. GEORGE CARTER NEEDHAM
Philadelphia. Feb. 16.-The Rev. George Carter
Needham. the evangelist, died suddenly from
ralgia Of the heart to-day at his home. at Mar
berth. a suburb OF this city. He returned last week
from a three weeks evangelistic campaign through
Tennessee, and expected 10 90 soon to Chicago to
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SKIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY H. 1892
ARRIVED


Steamer Paul. Jamison, Southampton Cherbourg
February with mdse 201 cabin and 255 pas
the International Navigation Arrived
he Bar a S:35 a m.
Steamer Etruria tBp. stephens Liverpool February $
Queenstown g. with mdse l2 cabin and i2s
passengers TO Vernon II Brown Co. Arrived the
Ba- at 359 IN.
Steamer Primers Point (Iirl. Wise Leith and Dundee
February . mdse passengers simpson spence
Young. East Of Fire Island at $50 p
Steamer La Touraine (Fr). Fajolle. Havre January
with ndse Is cabin and 541 seernEe passengers To- bs
Compagnie Generate Demonstrations Arrived the
steamer bona Maria tPorU Marreireir Oporto January
27 Lisbon February l., st Michaels j and Tercera
II cabin III passengers Hogemeyer
Castillian Prince tIirl. curtis
and Rio y. with mdse To Seager
Steamer Beechley n3r). Young Santos January T. VIC
and Lucia February !. with coffee TO Ar
Steamer Gulf stream swain. Philadelphia with udse
to William p Clyde & Co.
Norfolk with mdse and to the Old Dominion
sandy Hook, \ J. Feb 10. $50 m-wind northeast:
SAILED.
tegui ,span). Via Vera Cruz; Arabstan tiirl
Moutevideo. Buenos Ayres etc Critic (3r Ieith and
Dundee British Princess ur) Antwerp via Cravesend
Adler (Br). Kingston. Jamaica.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Lizard. Feb 10. 40 mrassed. steamer Kensinston
Kinsale Feb l6-Passed (E3rl, Clarke
New-York for Liverpool.
New-York. Bowie (3r). Jones. New-Y York.
Hamburg Feb 16-Arved steamer Pretoria Ger. Bauer.
Queenstown. Feb i6 o. m-Saled, steamer Campana
(Br. Watt, from Liverpool for New-York.
Wilhelm Ger. Stoermer Bremen. for Cherbourg
and New-York
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY

Congregational ministers. Bible House. II a. m
Chinese dinner No. Il Mott st. 8 r. m
Republican club. No. 4jO Fifth-ave. 3 u m
Peoples Institute lecture. Cooper Union s D. m
New York Academy OF Sciences. No. IOs West Fifty
fifth st. S:l5 m.
NewYork State Medical Association. NeW-York County
II West Forty-third-st. D. m
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METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE-SFECIAL.
Only performance of
DER RING DIES NIRELJ- -NCfEN

Monday Aft. Feb - at go precseIy-DAS RTEIN-
GOLD Mines SChumanu- Heink. RelISs Belize. Nl-il-y'
Brideweu and Fritzi ScheT. Nessrs DYES. HQle-
Bspham. Muhlmanu. Blass. Reiss. Duir.che an. Van
THURSDAY Att Feb. - az Las precsey-DIE
WAI.KURE Mines. TerniUa. Ahurnann HeinS. ISuss
Homer. Seygari. Marillv Naurer. SrileWrl Bdle
meiser. Van Cauteren and Lucienne BevaI. Mers Van
Dyck. Flass Van Rooy.
Tuesday Aft March 1-45 prerseIySI E>iF led
Mines. Teruina. FIRTH SChstf -caluatn- HeiHN,
Messrs pipQ~l RSphau. Reiss. FI3ss and Van Roy
Thursday Aft. March e. At SO pr-ci~-ly-tiOrI
DANIMERJ NC Mines. Teruiua. BeuSS- EeCe. FrLizi
ScheT. BrideVeu and ScbuUanu- HeiDk. NeSSrs- Won
Bandrowski, Muhlnann and Ed d Peszk=
Conduct Daur0Sch-
seats FOR any og the above perf1 nance nov on
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

been meeting here for the purpose Of INVESTIGATING
methods pursued by the local Civil Service Board
during the recent Carnahan administration. Chair
man Collier and Commissioner Kraft were present
Commissioner Pound is confined to his home by
illness
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
aunrire sunset az n m al Moons
HIGH WATER.
4 AN-Sandy Hook 2:4s Island 3:2o Hell
= PM-Sandy $40 Gov. Island 1852 Hell Gate Sal
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

The suit sale IS served!
Bill of fare.
SPRING WEIGHTS
1000 and over, black and blue serges,
SIG to S32 kinds-rnore from $50 up
than $40 down.
800 and over, black and blue cheviots,
S16 to $40 sOrts-the most were $50.
1900 fancy mixtures, have been $40
to S32-only 100 were ever S1o.
WINTER WEIGHTS
$50 or thereabouts, mixtures, were all
sorts of prices.
All $3.50.
Also outing hannelS. go coats, 100
trousers-$15 to $40 suits.
Coats and trousers SO, trousers S3.oO,
waistcoats 81.
Also a few golf suits at S6-coats
$50. breeChes or trousers 500.
Also handful OF young mems suits
80 -33- "a chest, so.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
I and Warren st.
500 Broadway. cor Prince
l2eo BToadway' road 5f vss G"T, S3d S3d 81
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
To DAY

Mails close. Vesse sails
Hamilton. Norfolk. Old Domlnion.-... SeOOp
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Is
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

" ALTER DAMROSCH--WA AGNER JSIC
CIT RE RECITALS- 1900 DAILY = THEATRE
Tuesday. = GOTTERpAMMERU'Ntf twith Herr Blass'
Friday, AZ II y NJ NEISTERSiNGER tNlth Frit1
81 q y
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

Steamers Canning tBr,. Manchester: p de satru,
tegui ,span), Havana via Vera Cruz Arabstan (Br
MontevideO. BuenOs Ayres etc; Critic (}r) Ieith an
Dundee British Princess r). Antwerp via Iravesent
Adler (Br). Kingston. jamaica
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--
SPEAK QUICKl

SPEAK QUICK
Am cutting up a large tract over 100
acres for home builders; VIII sell you
hve acres black loan, wen drained. per.
feet title, shell road, FIVE and q halt miles
out, 500 assorted fruit trees; your own
choice; land fenced and broken aud trees
set; COCO feet building lumber on ground,
good welt OF excellent water with pump;
all for $500; half down, balance IN twelve
months No interest, Insurance nor taxes
til paid for; contractor win build for
you for s25 down. balance SO a month
You can move right in, soon as house ls
up. It's your chance Of lifetime. Don't
miss It. p. A. Johnson. 012g Congress
avenue, over Brupp & Tufay's II
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4 Do ST "WANTS"
n PAY BE ST.
HELP WANTED.

LAP iES wanted to work on sofa pillows,
naIcilal furnished; steady work guarnn,
ttcui experience unnecessary. send
stamped envelope to Miss AlcGpe' noodle.
Molk department, Ideal Co., Chicago .
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AT ONCE-Nlen and women to make 50 TO
SIS q week I'm spare time, no canvasslng;
the work is elavating and reclining; any
one Who can road and write can do Il and
earn money from the start II 4. Gripp,
German Artist, Tyrone, Pa. Please write
ana send for work at once.
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WANTED White woman cook Good home
and wages. Living room In house. Ref,
ereUCes 1909 Clay. :
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A YOUNG MAN familiar with brokerage
business, also stenographer 52'4' IN g
office
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slssa i,,,n rst-class cook; single. good
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PINE LAND OWNERS ATTENTION
PLEASE desire direct ana immediate
Because / have rlght now FROM wealthy
mon several applications for large tracts
of good pine timber land. Those mon
viii buy ana buy quickly N your pine ~
good, ana your price right Address,
Pine Land Commission Broker, care this
office. .
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NEWLY furnished room with bath priv,
ileges, references required. sol walker.2
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25OFEET bayon front, acres, three good
rcnt houses sG5o0 cash. Arnold 81 Rob
orts GtOM Main street.
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FOR RENTING rooms and large
stable. one door from Washington street;
No - Youngs avenue,
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NEWLY furnished rooms for rent, 1904
Louisiana street Gentlemen only.
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sTFsNTN calling ON mills and factories
's z carry paying side line, state pres
y, I,nss and territory Hudson Rolling
I'M 70 lj0 Nassau street, New YORK. :
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FOR CASH, reasonable price, the choicest
northeast quarter block and modern cot
tage I'm Third ward; residence has gas,
electric light, cistern ana city water.
Address "Owner," +. o. Box 3I4. 10
FOR RENT on SALE-New aYe-rOom cot.
tage, city water. bath, stable. 1902 Bag.
by; new phone 645. z
FOR sALE-NeaTly new aud neat little
home In town OF 200 people, four blocks
froH court house. situated on a lot 100
feet by 100: corner: at good bargain 500.
A. s. Jez. Caldwell, Texas.
100 ACRES land, seven miles out cheap;
must be sold: clear title. Apply 70 own.
er, J. II. Jurgan. GA Fannln street.
F0R SAIE-2T72 acres Of black prairie
land. fronting river, wire fence. - per
acre: number OF farms VI. Ayres, 200
La Branch.
400 AcRES choice rice land. al fenced,
SO per aerG Arz0id \ ReesrtH. olois
4aiA skxeet. q
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Ablnnino r. Irst-cIass yard foreman and
iul ,ylefki one who has had success
lied ma isIce; no other need apply; mar
roe T ~! preferred. Address Box 10. Con
;S,z5s- 1eAas. .
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WANTED.-GoImap woman to cook and
do general house work for family Of
three. None but good cook need apply
Good wages Address with reference.
Box 90 Bryan. Texas
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ron SALE 10000 acres OF rice land In
a body cheap; for particulars call on
pptfir HrNan.
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S12 WEEKLY for copying letters home;
either sex Send two stamps for par.
ticul1rs. Eagle Mfg. Co. 50 Dearborn
street Chicago. 2
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TGTYTS-start the New Year with Iwcn-
tieth century propositions; don't waste
your time with o poor seller why not
make from 81 10 SIS o day in your own
county selling microscopic Photography
over 5000 original subjects from every
mart OF the globe: exclusive territory;
write today Address Griffith 4 Griffith
No 92G Abel building Chicago.
1CrTTs- 10 sc'I "Schloy and Santiago"
br George r. Graham. Autograph intro
ductlon and personal account OF battle
nv Rear Admiral Schlcv. True story or
Santiago told for arst time, by the only
eve.U.ituosAes Of the 0ght Sells faster
nan "Ilfe OF Mckinley" Liberal COM
missions. Free outft ready. Send seven
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reedy Beware OF limitations. Can be had
oniv from sole publishers. W. u. Conkey
Company, Chicago III
WHNTFD-Iadies and men canvessers, 10
csiiv. also general agents. Inquire Sat
nrdaT ana Monday 100 San Jaclnto 81. 2
Tc7FYTS With our Automobile Rubber Tire
~ rocking chairs make S2nO per month;
sSmple pair outfit post paid, T5c. FOote
Mo- Co, Bauchet street, Los Angeles,
cal.
TTFE AGENTS Secure the best contract
=, earfh. note taken until next fan.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ NS5W al 1910 Frankllu avenue, Phene.
Al. Z. n. Burke. 4Y- 49, X
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nGNz & sETrEGAsr.


one block corner Vnam and Chenevert
49,. 80 - 49,.
'heap' acres close III Tor SAFE cheap
chem lots in Third and Fourth vard
south, houses for rent Third ward. p
FOR CASH or onc.half cash and balance
easy I VIII sen ~ bargain 1900 acres
"l uhr nee lAnu ~ 9all9n county, b',
t ,,, VANS ana nCsts'ti . ID proven
i1o acres In cGtlyation. Far price ctc.,
address tho owner W j Groom Whnr.
tom Texas q
49,,
WIN % ~ t"uutt1uH 1't,H ~, w. IN
inhu Wl pI9.lg , s'itu"'tTu ,in iul' t
ne.rNes ne,d n,op", n,st br eoi1 nG,cI.
pgrtics other Than direct p,rchS '"r,' %ith
money need not reply TO this advertise.
mcnt Address Levi panl, lei Campo.
mo PITCITT- 40 acres AZ 1imIcr bal.
ance choice ri,c mud, near Genoa. sic for
quick sale. BryantMcEuuis Land CO.;
lul1 Texas z
RICE lands CGoICc Ti0c i111a III oil
ncld at ara near DAYTON large and small
I"cis, t@aeoii,9n,e PrniCes 9'J IGIais' ai ,,1
a. ioi5 Tcx5s ayonnc '''' 3
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Becauso have right now FROM wealthy
of GOOD Sine flmbSr lana Those ncn
win buy and bny nnIrkIv In your nlpe IA
good, ana your price right. Address,
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once
40 NO1' LUC jTnJ I'M NfrCIro from 1grnts.
min ro me ana y,Ui s8ve Won ibaf
rr6r,,ops cvarclorge. 1sGoo orres mo
"t1 ra,.n ,,J,h ff0 b.,d c9ttia. is al
ncrcs Gur grass plains, all fenced 100 cat
tie. 10000 acres inc pasture land I'm
proved cattle ranch; fi2s acres Nuo sugar
mules, lard in tho oil district Of the
Sntc; 2u,N}u with sugnr refinery. l3U)
nrtcs IN cultivation, two cubic meters COZ
rrnmcnt water right perpetual nov. M
vest your money IN Mc>lco and buy from
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FOR EENT--S even-room cottage. with all
modern improyem snts; PHO Caroline
slleet. Apply 21O7 San JaeInto.
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WE WILL PAY any honest man SS5 per
month to take orders for the greatest
portrait concern In the United States;
your salary will be guaranteed and posi-.
tion permanent. Dept. 800, Worlds Art,
Chicago.
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AGENTS WANTED.

LEARN to make mirrors ana make mg
money nc home; send stamp for par
tculurs. start at once. McMasters, ID s..
Decatur. H.
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TYPEWRITERS.

TIsIHIE touch typewriting on the ,Bnck.'
~ S35. No. Z, $50; COCO In use;
sSnecisi holiday prices for cash. W. r..
Rnsseil, general agent Dallas. Texas. n
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HANDSOME RESIDENCE block on Nc
Gowan, between Smith and Brazos; eight
room residence and corner lot Ssxi00 feet
on paved street. close IN. L. ". Craig,
4o6 Blam Building. 2
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