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Arizona republican., 1902-03-03
SHOT WHILE IN BED.

Carlinville, H.. March 2.-Woodford
Hughes of Scottville was murdered in
his bed at L o'clock last night by three
unknown men. Hughes was spending
the night With Balar Seymour. When
the men entered the house he arose in
bed, startled, and was shot. The in :
truders escaped and bloodhounds from
this city We're put upon the trail. The
men made no attempt at robbery and
il is believed they can be identified.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03
HUDSON BROKE OUT.

Albany. \. Y, March 2.-Railroad
traffic was badly interfered with and
not a wheel was turned on the street
car line today as a result of the Hud-
son river overlooking it's banks. The
entire southern portion of the city is
under water
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03
ELEMENTS COMBINED
To Wipe Out the Town of Sprakers,
New York.

Fort Plain, NY, March 1.-The hamlet
of Sprakers, six miles east of here has
been almost wiped cut by the combined
forces of water and fire. SPEAKERS is
made up of fifty families and has been
under water two days. Great masses
OF ice came down the river and struck
the houses. some of which were so
shaken that stoves were overturned
and the dwellings burned
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington Mar. 2-Arizona-Cloudy
Monday; probably rain in central and
north portions; Tuesday fair and
colder; variable winds.
New MeXic0-Fair Monday; Tues
day fair south; probably rain in north
portion; variable winds.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03
FIRE. THEN FLOOD.

Paterson, n. j.. March This city is
overwhelmed by Il flood. Three weeks
ago the greater part of the business
section was burned out and today the
quarter occupied by the houses of the
poorer class is inundated. Hundreds
OF families are homeless.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03
INCREASING VOLUME.

Saratoga, n. Y. March "A heavy
rain prevailed Throughout today and
added to the great volume of surface
waters that are inundating the valleys
and loWlands Of the lower Adirondacks
and northwestern New York.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03
THE EASTERN FLOOD
ROADS TIED UP
Report of Overlooking Bank Of Rivers
From Many Points.

New York. March Floods along
the line of the New York Central and
Hudson River railroad are interfering
extensively with traffic. No through
trains for the west were dispatched this
afternoon and evening.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03
THE RISING GENEsEE..

Rochester, n. Y, March Mot since
the memorable flood of 1863 has the
Genesee river been so high as it is to-
night. The river is still rising two
inches an hour. The gravest danger
has not yet passed. Thousands of dol
lars of property in the city limits has
beeen destroyed.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03

Washington, March 2.-The house
Will give most of its time during the
Week to postal affairs. beginning to-
morrow with the bill placing
the rural free delivery system
on a contract basis and follow
ing later with the post office appro-
priation bill. The rural free delivery
measure has aroused much contro-
Versy and the promises are that there
will be active debate with considerable
doubt of the passage OF the bill
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03
FOUND DEAD IN BARN.

Columbus, Kas., March John
Briggs, a farmer. was found dead in
his barn today. One of his sons left
d gun inside of the barn last nigh.
and it is believed that, when Briggs
opened the door the gun was dis
charged. He leaves wife and several
children.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03
ABOVE DANGER LINE.

Cincinnati. o., Mar. Reports from
the upper Ohio valley tonight show
the river rising from Wheeling to Rip
ley and above the danger line at I'll
points.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03
OLD CAMEL BACK GONE.

Harrisburg, Pa. Mar. 1.-TWO piers
of the famous old Camel Back bridge
on the Harrisburg side washed away
today. South Harrisburg is under
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03
The NATIONAL MENU
K FOR The COMING WEEK
The House WI! J.. Confne Itself to
Postal, &c. s's:::;:'; :,

The Proposition to Place the Rural Free Delivery System
on Contract Basis A supposition That It Will Not
Be Done-The Ship Subsidy Bill Comes Up in the
Senate-It May However Give Way to MIR. Hoar's
Measure for Throwing an Aegis Around the President
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03
MAC ARTHUR'S TOUR
A PLEASING JOURNEY
The Things the Commander Of the
Colorado Department Saw

The Great Resources Fact in Possible Development
The Condition of the Posts He Visted-The Needs of
the Country Through Which He Passed The Trip to
Bisbee and Douglas-His Visit Into Mexico and His
Impression Of the Cananea Country.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03

are affected. The water is the highest
in forty-siX years.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03
BINGHAN1PTON.s FLOOD.

bINV VTiA MPIUN : FIOOD.
BinghamptOn, n. Y, March 2.-The
SusQuehanna and Chenango rivers have
been over their banks here for the last
thfrtysiX hours. a thousand families
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03

THE SENATE'S WORK.
March 2-The senate
Arizona republican., 1902-03-03

80. 554.S74 255,S16,644
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-01

$4,000 BUYs NINE LOTS AND EIGHT
HOUSES IN THE THIRD WARDi S1O0
buys FIVE HOUSES IN THE FIRST
WARD. BINH * SBTTEGASr, NEW
PHONE SO, OLD PHONE 7O1. u
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7OTinE-The Magnolia moving line aud
5wood yard, located at 101S, corner
iSemmes and Providence, is now pen for
Business All orders will get prompt at
Mention aud all household goods Will he
Nuiren my personal attention and Will
Guarantee no breakage. Anyone moving
70 Houston can make arrangements for
Knowing through correspondence with this
bfhce, Old phone 232l, new phone 63l,
I ODonnell. proprietor. 80
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\ ST MONTH of free lessons at Woman's
Exchange during the month of October
|tree lessons will be given on the new
ayle cushion a peep at them will tempt
bon to work one, Mrs. Carrie Cumming
3ieavin.
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Inn Yyll and nomion. -oNio1.
'ssg, relieve aud perm ,n M tao s,,,s
iesn ~. npoieilcp or dell ~. meii,,
acKin,lgaou. F-ench pharn,aclst
afeaue. Houston. X
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q TEXAS LODGE No. l. X. of P.
~, will meet ip its castle hall, cor
\ f&NtN ner Main street aud Prairie ave-
f%& niue. third floor, back hall, TO-
|G2sb night at o'clock. SoJourning
E.1rbts are cordially invited TO attend
A ~ secrets will be exempUfed. JAS A.
t.,rtsr' X. Of r. and $; y. Olsen, c. c.;
\ Y Hartwell. VI. OF II
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TYPEwRITERS FOR REM Remington
No. d s. per month. Guy Mclaughlin
Santa Zee ticket office, 10 Main street
both phones. /
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49, q ne Crescent Pears Soap, IN
3lhS rd Packers Tar Soap 15c;
trder Jun Powder, i5c; Ben Levy s
y ;s stsrset. corner Preston avenue. II
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OCat ssNTamto"
a+f- rCaA.
FOR RENT.

FOX RENT.
FOR RENT-That beautiful new rTSI7encs
~ ~ pallas avenue; ten rooms. BATH; boti
tlsetrlc ana gas viii also sell: easy
-.eslMs w. y. King \ Co. 102
otFiCEs FUR RENT--Thc apaTfmenTs 90.
supieu oy Houston club IN Mason block,
supuiNided as desired, single or en- suite
POSSESSION November l. h. L. Dennis
Mason block iui
UNFINISHED ROOM for iieht house.
.- Aeeplng with bath. 1910 Walker avenue. 1
FURNISHED ROOMS. gentlemen; block
from court house; 3i5 Caoline. lO-2
FNn RENr-ln Fifth ward, on car line.
snree-room house and six room house,
nos. zelS Leona street and 1913 Hill
street Inquire 1903 Congress Eagle
hoteli new phone 203. 80
FOR LEASE-Tw story dwelling. 70j
hamiltona possession November 1.
Raphael Bros II
SlCELI FURNISHED ROOMS with gas,
PAIN and phone, two blocks from Rice
Motel and opposite Bristol hotel; refer
- ences exchanged. Il5 Travis street. l0-l
GOMEZ, THE sIGNER-thats' az; new
phone COL. 1913
FOR RENT-storc and house, corner Ter,
lnen ana !, and q. ~ place. Apply March
Culuore, opera house. It
HOUSEHOLD GOODS ana pianos moved
locked rooms. Binyon. I.anbard Ware.
house CO.. both phones IA5. Il
L4VES4 OCK AND POULTRY
125 FEEDERS 8. and ). i7Os Franklin
avenue. b
PERFECTLY gentle driving horse, bay, 3
Seats olu; Can De seen NJ {, l.. Iheo:
berlhgs Hardware Store, Main street and
Capitoi avenue. II
$40 WILL buy my little gray mare; per
Iectly sound and gentle for lady to drive
9r hght delivery. Angerhoeter HUNS
burg road. IL
FOX SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-on
morse, buggy and harness. Apply at I'M
Grand avenue
ANY one in need Of either winter pasture
or iced viii ind IL to their interest to
write 70 lock box 81 Wharton, Texss,, 8
FOR sALE-Bly horse, gentle and stSelSh
At 1901 Edwards street. /
REGISItl,ED scotch collie dogs Que
brood bitch > years old. one extra line dog
months old; puppies, that are beauties,
months old; will sell for cash or eX-
change Tor young Jersey stock. Addvess
j: y, newborn cypress Top, Texas, lO'f
TWO HORSES FOR sale; soand and gentle;
good work or buggy horses. Apply 1il9
mn, corner Cont. 1872
JERSEYS FOR SALE-Among them a reg.
istered son OF the tested COW nellie
Signal of Il No 1o1O12;" also regis.
tered son Of the tested COW "Barons
Nesta lOS4l6:" these are OF most select
breeding' few helfers at reasonable
prices Address Mrs, Joel NJ. Taylor,
Hungerford. Texas. 4
WANTED--To hire twenty-five teams TO
assist 10 harvesting our rice crop at
Nlnton, La; paying 80 per day for
team and driver. Address US, Nashland,
Texas, Brooks Bros. u Co" u
LOT OF JERSEY grade milk cows and
calves for sale or trade Cows sold on
easy monthly payments. W. j. Settegasr
jackson and Maple. II
MULES. MuLES--korty head OF WORK
mules 10 to III hands hign, good quality
will sell at retail or in ear lots; also
some good horses. h. A. Robertson, lay
Tor, Texas. 1U.lS
COOKE X SIMMONS, wholesale ana re-
tail dealers in mules cotton mules, rec
mules ana levee mules. Everything nGr-
auteed. Cheap IN car lots; ~ 10 4OV
mead always in STOCK. Fort worth,
Texas II
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ANFEDw Window trimmer aud decorator
Alkcmeyer Co. IL
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bftSEs FOR RENr--1he apartments 90.
Supied by Houston club In Mason block,
SsgpulNlaed as desired, single or en- suite.
Possession November l. III T. Dennis
Mason block iu,l
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&rSlClANS--Lone Star poem needs a tune
|3o watt It into every home and school.
Address NJ E9 Knesee, Moulton, Texas.
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lVs Tor latest Issue Texas matrim0-
M ~ correspondence paper, plainly
II y Texas people. T. Ball, Box
t----ouslon, Texas. lO-6
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$40 ACRES--First class rice land; all fenced ,
abundance OF water less than forty feet
SOME distance from railroad, with good
place soon. A big bargain Mt 50 per acre.
Address Owner, Oh Dallas avenue, Hous-
ton. 1915
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ATToRNEYs' DIRacToRY.

L. B. MOODY,
Attorney fer First
National Rank OF Houyt0n,
iO05be Congress Avenue.
NUM- q MUM.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CROCKETT, TEXAS
w. j. Townsend. Attorney at Law and
General Collection Agent. President Ange
una County National Bank. Lufkins Texas
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DESIRABLE room and board IN private
family for couple or two gentlemen; ref
erences. Apply 1918 1'exns avenue. i
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WIlPSE LIVER REGULATOR for BIZ
4cusnessi 25c box at Lewyn " Ander-
Sons 10
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IN PRIVATE FAMILY, two nicely FUR.
nished rooms for gentlemen; Oatn and
telephone privileges 1915 travis street.
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YEA ADELIDA KITTREDGE-1llih
congress avenue, original and only crystal
stone reading claivOyant spirit medium
II Texas LOST articles located, cattle,
4orses or money ~
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i crjsine prime, whisky habits cured;
tss: siit ard only Matthews Home in
Ests ~. cure any case In ten TO TWEEN
|csit y Sa1aout pain or Injury 10 patient:
LIN sopf money in bank, pay when
'eats sase Of failure win bear all
u ffre S1pehses while here; also rail.
~ ''rhsh ways best references. Ad-
seAtews, NJ. d, superintendant e02
-. san Antonio, Texas n
y $3.50 ltSo, NOT A BEAsTF'-7f You
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HELP WANTED.

AK ENfFY ER' S-Two PEOPLE ENpE-
RiENCED IN ALTERING READY
MADE SUITS AND SKIRTS WANTED,
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WANTED--A first class butcher and sau.
sage maker good wages for right man;
must he sober Ed Woodward \ Coz
NnVasota Texas
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SlOO0 CASH VII buy CONNER 100 BY 700 fect
ia Firth ward $500 Will buy corner lJu
feet square, With dye.room cottage, sta
hle etc. IN Bifth ward Craig, 506 KHAN
building. lOb
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FROM kOOAl-Suitable for single gentle.
man centrally located; modern convent
noes. Apply 0l1 Austin,
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FOR REAr-That beautiful cottage, ST.
Mckinney avenue; ali convcnlenceS, Scan
Ian & Bartell, FOG Famln street, phoIe
lb9
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PERSONAL.

TyswERs to want ads. remaining in the
osice Of The Post for the week ending
Sstnrday. September %, 1902:
1 B.; Box Do: 2S0l: 1926; 1901; 20T6;
B. {. 1851; 1851; 1876; 1852 (5l 2552;
isa5. 2sT7. l27; b. S. p. tor b. L. PD,
Ina. O.: 1853. c. f.. 2S53; 2004: 2554;
afN 1904; 2S29: 1854; Editor" 1905;
|iIs3; 1885; 2S56; 1897 2s56, 1851; Grocer;
sssS; II. NJ; 255S; 2S43; 1888; 25o3; 2S3
. jSS3 Investor; 1884, 1859; 2s09; 1850;
81, 1895. 2S35 $3.50; 1856 81; 2SS6;
$50; 1886: 2s11; 254l; 2041; Printer; 1871;
Sit. 1892; 2S1S: 1888 "R. -; 2SlS; 206S;
4 ssis. ISIS; 1894. 2S44; 2544; 1910; $500;
State Agent; 1863; 1894: 2S70; 1895; 1895;
Ig59i; i747, 1872; 1872: %; 1877; 1913;
.lgS: w. H.; 1893; 1893: 2574; 100; 25T4;
$50; 2525; 1900 1876: 1850; 2ST0; 775.
LEASE ADVISE undersigned of where
sabouts Of the widow and child of John
Ipeter Conger the child being about &
hears old when its father died. The
lwldow IS thought to have remarked. Ad.
dress Miss Georgia Baker, Pasadena,
HEAL
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GOOD HOARD $500 aud 81 per week; mod
ern couveniences; 2O9 La Branch. ,
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BOARD AND ROOM.

ONE DOWN STAIRS south room for
couple, one upstulrs room FOR gentlemen.
with board, sos Walker.
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FOR RENf-Nice slx-room co,,age, Austin,
near MeGoweu. Ed. 5. Phelps, 3lU4
Main street. /
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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 anything you want In the way
Of vacant lots and nice homes.
Have a hrst class ranch with beautiful
elght.room house near Houston, or Will
exchange for city property. Oliver Graz
ston a Co.. 10 Main. II
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS with gas
PAIN and phone, two blocks from Rice
motel and opposite Bristol hotel; refer,
ences exchanged. T15 Travis street lu-L
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y $50 ~ NOT A BEAsTr'-1f YOU
\ took sSoa agent send 80 cents for
ssthur = s IS Hostage stampsl T.
i Sgexss e. y Winfree. Mont Bal
h 1915
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS affords mere advau.
tages for q home than any other suburb
" Houston. See thls property before Ypu
bay
Lots for sale at lowest prices, for caah
or on ln8tallnent plan.
Houston Heights Office go Main street.
JOHN A. MILRON. Agent
RICE LAND-is64 acres hne black prairie
under fence, near Nnda, wharton county.
Dead level with water at twenty 1--WE feet,
apparently lnexhausubie. Ideal rice laad
Brown Bros, Austin, Texas. lO-lf
SOUR LAKE OIL LAHDS-Forty acres
within 1880 feet OF gushers that guah; 4
snap for quick acceptance; title perfect;
map aud late write-up mailed free. Ad
dress Q. q. Parsons. Bryan, Texas. Il
RICE LANDs-We have 600 acres OF rice
land for sale within three 10 six miles
Of Eagle Lake, IN tracts 70 suit purchaB'
eTs and on long time These lands are
fenced and join nee farms which are
watered by wells and canals; water 10
abundance can be procured from thirty
to forty feet, as demonstrated by our
neighbOrs. Parties Wishing 10 20 into
rlce farming and not able TO BUY land
can make arrangements Tor LAND with us.
We own thtse Lands. Anderson * Nc
Murray, Austin. Texas. r. o. box 2s2.
100
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

---- STATED MEETING OF Holland
lodge No. I, A. II. and A. NJ,
n tonight at o'clock. Members
AZ Of Gray lodge No. SO, S29 ana So 50,
wv present. Jacob G. Baldwin, w.
\, win n Kidd, secretary
4 rrn communication Of Gray lodge No.
|SIlAia \ and A. NJ, tonight at s o'clock.
Members Holland io dEgdio Mq ipr ana so TO
A o sina N. 5. Clark, w. NJ; j. II. Cade,
4 ,srefarV
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OLIVER typewriter second hand. II CHEAP.
Address lot. this officc. IL
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M. In9ssAEl beioro aud during confinp-
tslsba5s. ~ adopted; doctor and nurse
81 DALI. terms terms moderate, Address box
( I'm 10 Ae4as. 1919
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LOST. sTRAYED. STOLEN.

EsTRAYED--ona brown mare mule. about
14M hands high. branded two s crossed
on thigh; had on leather halter and rope:
seen last on Richmond road. So 80 re-
ward. Deliver to A, Blackman, the mar
ket
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ROOMS with or without board: all mod
ern improvements. 0o2 CAartreA, corner
walker. i01
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WANTED 10 BUY--A rice farm In Hnr.
rs county; give particulars. Address
l2lo. this Office.
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pUPpY-Snow white femRIei reward FOR
thief or dog, Ed c. Smith. 1loa Pease
avenue.
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LARGE front room with board. 1l02 Rusk
OVenue, corner Fannin. 1O-2
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wANTEn--A bookkecpcs standing desk
Address 81, this oflcc.
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j. a. WRIGHT-Pr Practical house mover, 11S
Main street. Citizens phone D5Ol 4
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BOARD--Lnrge front rooms, newIy fur-
nished, new house, all modern conven-
fences. nice neighborho0d. references ex-
changed G09 Dallas ayeile.
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NICELY FURNISHED rooms, with board.
two blocks from Rice hotel; 500 San Ja-
cinto; table boarders sollclted. 1912
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i sjws mAPLEs Medicine store. You
+ way; ways. lipd It there. II
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LOST Pair pearl opera glasses In rose col.
ored plush bag; liberal reward II returned
to Mrs. Knox. 14i2 Walker avenue.
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NJ STOCK SADDLES made by
III as III Congress, next rheo.
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OCat t0ont ado as
' ~t1'aeret4s--tteq BAY
.>,~~-->>-~~- l.-.-..'.

WANTED TO BUY.
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FOR RENT.

RENT HOUSES--wE CAN OFFER SEW.
ERAL IN DIFFERENT PARTS or THE
CITY; NO TROUBLE TO ANSWER
QUESTIONS; ALSO HAVE STORE
ROOM ON COMMERCE AVENUE.
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Ci4~a 4soch Eels. Peel
~ Uutt ada zach ar.
HELP WANTED.

WANTED Seventy i've bumpers" to do
station work on rreadaway canal, about
Dix miles north OF Beaumont, Texas.
VIII pay good prices. Brooks Bros 4
Co., Nashland, Texas. II
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NEW two-st3ry store building and three
room cottage on coraer ana car Inc, ono
block from paved street, brings SiO per
month rent, yours fer 5000: must hnvt
meney. Mcathersby & Co.. ll01is Con
gregs'
Smyrna times., 1902-11-19
TEMPERANCE FOLKS WILL
MAKE A STRONG FIGHT
NEXT LEGISLATURE WILL BE ASKED TO
SUBMIT THE QUESTION OF LICENSE
Special Meeting TO be Held at Asbury NJ. E
Church This Evening For The Purpose of
Organizing a Strong Movement.

The temperance people of this town
and all those interested in suppressing
the liquor traffic in this county and
State will hold a special meeting at AS
bury NJ. E. Church this evening. The
meeting is called for the purpose of
organizing a movement to get the COM
ing Legislature to submit the question
to the Eeople of this county and state
to vote for license or no license. The
meeting promises to be an interesting
and enthusiastic one and will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Vaughan S. Col
Inns, pastor of the church. A con-
certed effort will be made to place the
issue squarely before the people, and
if a referendum vote is made by the
incoming Legislature there will be
one of the most interesting fights in
the history of the temperance move
ment of the state.
The following announcements are
made for Asbury M. E. Church: Sat
urday afternoon next at 2 O'Clock, the
Junior League will meet; Sunday
morning at 9. 30 o'clock, an old-fashion
ed Lovefeast will be held when thu
doors will be closed promptly. Th
regular church services will begin a
10. 80 O'Clock and Pastor Collins will
take up the fourth of his series of sci
mons on Fundamental Truths, th
topic Sunday morning being "Th'
; War Within Man" 1t will also /
the time for returning the benevolel
collections. Sunday evening Presi'
ing Elder Corkran will preach.
Smyrna times., 1902-11-19
KENT REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lots in the Town of cheswOId and 10 the Town
of Clayton Changed Hands Recently.

of Clayton Changed Hands Recently.
The following transfers ofreal estate
have been fled with Recorder of Deeds
James Lord: John Behen, ST., to Con-
rad Glosking $275, lot south side
North street, Dover; William N. Pierce
to Susan L. Dawson, lot in Houton,
$40; James K. Sapp, Executor of John
W. Wright, deceased. to Clara Nicker-
son, lot in Magnolia, 5000; George I.
Shewell to Eliza Jane Driggus, $500,
tract of land West Dover; VIM. U.
Cooper to Albert Harrington, 3 acres
in Harrington, $500; David NJ. Hess to
Percy Gardner, 10 acres in st. Jones
Neck, so, $50 VIM. f. Davis to Laura
V. Alexander, acres in West Dover
hundred, $500; Margaret II. Jones to
Mary @. Clouds, lot in Cheswold, $3.50;
Edward J. Waters to Daniel Stewart,
2Sacres near Woodside, 81, 800; Spencer
d, Berry to David Vineyard, IA acres
near Frederick, 1926; George E. Will
liams to Leroy Jackson, 100 acre farm
in Mispillion, for $4,000; Conrad Rahl,
Jr., to John M. Lynch, one.half acre
land in Viola for $3.50; Elmira Frazer
to Elisha Wright, lotin Willow Grove,
for S75; William M. Prouse to Ann E.
Faulkner lot in Magnolia for $3.50
Roscoe d. Rawley to Emma j. Keagy
lot in Clayton for $3.50; Edward J
Walters to Daniel Stuart, 2S acre farm
near Woodside, for 81, 300; George M
Jones to James w. Smith lot in Har
rington for 1925.