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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
Woman convioted Of Murder.

Paris. Texas. May 10, Mrs. Lula Deer
ing was convicted of the murder OF her
brother-in-law. Charles Beidermann, near
Amhla. and given five wears in the poni-
Tertiary. She alleged that she had been
drugged and assaulted by the dead man,
whom she shot without warning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
Btazoria County taxpayers Union

Angleton Texas, May l4.-Thc executive
committee Of the Taxpayers union OF Bra
zoria county met at Anglcton yesterday
and passed upon applications for member
ship from the various precincts in the souu-
ty. The roll Of membership viii be in
creased about 3UU. The committee set the
date of the primaries ON juno II, the same
day as the regular democratic primaries
Considerable interest will be manifested
in county politics this year
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
Today's Primaries.

Austin, Texas, May 16.-According to phi
maly election date lists, one of the clerks
in the departments stated today that the
following counties would be busy tomorrow:
Anderson ., Bandera :, Brlscoe l, Fannn
10 ana Burnett 6. Cherokee county will hold
its convention tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
Gonzales Trumpet Corps Inspected

Gonzales. Texas. May l6-Lleutenant
Colonel j. L. Murchert Of sherman, Texas.
First Texas regiment, state militia, arrived
here yesterday and last night inspected the
Gonzales Trumpet corps The corps, Under
the leadership of J. II, Goss, thirteen men
strong. turned out last night In full uni
and inspection by Colonel Murchert. They
Ing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
Bitten bv a Snake.

Hillsboro Texas May While drawing
water from well. John r. Ballard. living
near Peoria, formerly constable OF this
precinct. WAS bitten on the hand by ANAL
snake, which had coiled around the rope
The hand and arm are very badly swollen
and his condition is reported as being serl.
GUS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
EieId Invlted Prinoe to JoIn pebate.

Calvert. Texas May II. Hon. Scott Field
is at home today from Limestone county
and is very much pleased with the congress
slonal outlook in that county. Mr.. Field
has made II number of appointments to
speak through that county, beginning next
Wcduesay night, and hns invited Mir. Prince
to meet him in joint debate at these ap-
Uu4Atlnents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
Trace Of oil in jackson COUNTY.

Edna. Texas, May 16. AT depth Of ia
feet gas was struck in n well being bored
on the MeHenry ranch. blowing the shaft
ing eight feet high The water rose within
twenty feet Of the surface and Is covered
with an oily substance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
Boil Weevn in Gonzales County.

Gonzales. Texas May Is Cotton Is doing
wcll, though some OF it S late. The holl
wceylls have appeared In some places. hut
as they are a month later and nothing Ike
as numerous as last year. II Is thought
that they Will not do much damage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
METHODISTS IN A TANGLE.
A Hundred Points of Order Made
and -Four Appeals Taken.
IMPORTANT MATTERS WERE UP.
They Were Not Decided, However, and
the War Claim Was Not Given tho
Right Of Way.

I Dallns Tcyog No., ~ mi. -, -
'Nos' ""' No. iulS was ca!
when President Grover cleveland smoke Of
tho two bouses ~ oop,ros, l., ,So ,t..,,.,a
Va NVHHiNSN !" tnc "'Nt'VV
Sihlle' Il nave runaway team on my
hands" bishop Morrison, who presided to.
day over the general cnrrorcrr, ~ tho
,,'.,.,, -. ~"
hVt"o"lSI Eplscopol church, south, suOstan.
tally said he could rs easily manage n herd
az unbrnkcn colts. Tho conference rnt into
a ,o,iio,,,,,,,, 80, a,
90 l'i ''"i'''"'a'' 'NuEle over eohh'cuhg COM
mittee reports Intended TO remodel the
Joint board OF finance ana clearly define It's
| dutles Marie ,on ,,i., -
-, N pV'h'' VI "'uo' "cto
lolscd anu lonr NppcdlS were taken from
rulings OF the chair The rulings wcrs All
sustained ond hoth rcn,rts ,,., ,,. =,
the enlendor for rn,rre .or.,,,.,,,a', "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17

terstatc Trust and Building company Mr..
Bcrgeron has been connected with tho CAL
weston National bank for the past twelve
YEATS ind has resigned the position Of cash
Ter Of this institution In which he a'so
owns considerable stock to accept the pace
with the trust company Of New Orleans
No successor to Mr., Bergeron has been
chosen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
Brick MAsoNs oReANlzED.
The Next Meeting Is to Be Held a
Dallas,

Waco, Texas, May 16-The organization
of the State conference OF Brick Masons
WAS perfected this afternoon by the adop-
tion Of bylaws and constitution, Dallas
was chosen as the next place OF meeting
and the conference adjourned. TonigAt
there was big banquet given by the labor
organizations TO the visiting delegates.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
|FAGAN IS AGAIN ILL.
| IIas Gone Back 10 His Home at
Palestine.
|Fpf WAS A FLASH IN THE PAN"
:, Investigating Chairman Brought
The Post Correspondents Ae-
count Of the Secret Meeting.

.,.n Texas, May 16.-Judse Reagan,
f,.n,an Of the railroad commission, who
heen here since last Sunday night, had
,sote attack Of sickness last night and
iris afternoon for his home in Pales-
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sRTAkERs HAVE ADJOURNED.

~, w s Well Attended and Techni-
=" waters Were Discussed.
N, Aas, May 16,-The State EN-
4 anu undertakers' association ad-
e, having been in session three DAYS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
ORANGE NEWS NOTES.
Arrangements for Removing Paper Mill
Are Nov Under Way.

FFe NOV UUuEF Way,
Orange, Texas, May i6.-Mayor j. W.
Link received letter this morning from
me president OF the Pensacola Paper com.
pany stating that he was rapidly com
plotting arrangements TO move the paper
mill to Orange. Architect Burt McDoaald
OF this city has been notified TO proceed
OF once to Pensacola and make complete
drawings and measurements OF the maehin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
Chamber Of Commerce Directors.

Chamber OF Commerce Directors.
Galveston, Texas, May l6-The following
were elected directors OF the chamber Vt
commerce last night W. +. Ladd, George
Il. Mann, ]. S, Montgomery. W. A. uud.
SON Robert l. Cohen, r. Waverlcy Smith.
John Scgly, G., Reymershoffer, II. c. iange
aud j. II, Meyers
At meeting Of the directors this after.
noon the following officers were elected: r,
Waverley Smith, PRESIDENT Charles Fowler.
vice president, g. ReymershoffCr. second
Vice president John Sealy, treasurer, Dnd
j. II. Johnston. secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17

Pabst Beer can be had at 1heo. Kelier's,
Wholesale distributor. IL Is the only table
beverage purer than most water. Tele-
phone for case
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
Many immigration Agents Expected.

Galveston, Texas, May 10 1t is announced
that there viii be about 200 immigration
agents I'm attendance at the meeting Of immi-
grafton agents Of the southern Pacidc to
be held in this city next month. Each "
these men is expected to bring visitors
with him.
q, NJ Mckinney the general Western
immigration agent OF the Southern paci1c
Is sending out "a circular letter To all toe
agents Of his llue assuring them that the
people of Galveston win cNtcud them
very warm welcome aud provide speciil
entertainment for them while M tho city.
lie ulso asks them To use their hest II.
forts to Ill the auditorium With Northern
farmers.
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Left for New Orleans.

Galveston, Texas May 16--Louis II. Der.
geron left this afternoon for New Orleans
10 take the position of cashier OF the In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
Advance Guard Of Carnival Crowd.

Galveston, Texas, May l6-Thc advance
guard Of tho Neptune Carnival crowd is be
ginning 10 arrive. Those who make It "A
business Of following large gatherings are
now arriving and getting ready for busl.
ness. The Business league headquarters IL
throngrd with persons seeking privileges for
the numerous stands In the auditorium In
closure The various committees are meet
ing nightly and the Spectacular America"
is being rehearsed each evening at the audi
torum. Preparations are being made for
The entertainment Of n very large crowd
during the week OF the carnival.
The Washington hotel which has been
closed for some time, Is now being fur
nlshed aud gotten IN readiness 20 he opened
next Monday. IL will be ready IN time to
accommodate the crowds which viii he
mere during the Nentunc CarniYnl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17

General Rain in Montague.
Montague. Texas. May l5.-General Iain
over county today insuring the saving OF
oats and corn crop. No wind or hail.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17
Many Postmasters Expected.

Galveston Texas, May 16.-Postmaster
Griffin Of Galveston is expecting very
large attendance at the annual meeting OF
the Texas State Postmasters' association,
which will be held here next week Mr..
grimm Is president OF the association aud
he has made an endeavor 10 secure MS large
an attendance as possible. Letters which
ne has received from the interior Indicate
that his efforts viii result satisfactorily.
The Galveston Business league has supple
mented the efforts OF Mr. Griffin by send
Ing ont invitations 10 each member Of The
association on behalf OF the league Inviting
them TO be present
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-17

~ tTei' N'''NN'N $4,000
pstln, Texas May 16.-Ofhce Assistant
5rnes General Simmons has returned
Fort Worth. where he attended the
R,ing Of the Red Men.
le comptroller today received final set
Tent papers from the tax collectors of
following counties: Limestone, camp,
River Smith, Martin. Curyell, Sutton,
faL Gonzales, Arkansas and shelby.
Egarding the Tom Yarneil case recently
bed In the Indian Territory after his
Potion in Texas and when he served
fls term, the governor restored his c't-
Flp al the request Of many Hill county
fns.
4 educational department has received
~ notice from the Worlds Fair man.
fent to the effect that the fair would
tlan likely be postponed until May,
Inc notice was sent ont Cor the
w Of the school children. as they are
tted to compete for prizes.
elJutant generals department. has
n up the question OF transportation for
fIsle militia regarding the proposed en-
4 school board this afternoon purchased
nl county bonds to the amount OF
nsas county this afternoon paid 1852
sSt Oh bonds held by the school fund.
News Notes.
filn Texas, May 16.-F. NJ. Maddox.
SSSiase I Tor county judge, will open his
Pagn Tuesday night.
following local trap shooters left this
H. ior san Antonio to attend the
shoot; Wallace Miller. j. A. jackson,
Ky, pr j. c. Hill and Fred Fisher.
F.vol VIII last four days.
Holder, who shot and wounded Fest.
{,ramda r It's at Lyttor Springs on May 3,
55ii Mn mere Yesterday on charge of
n ,s SIn convicted and is now IN the
4 ua n.y. .uin nere' .&SA
4 henrietta Brooke. age So. lied yes
was pnrled this afternoon from
~, p,,sS99pal church. She had been
" austin for many years.
\ a nlant daughter of j. II. w. VII.
"A to5a Yesterday afternoon and was
MI a5VV,horse power motor has reen
tne city water and light plant.
II f5dl Glover and Dick Coon have re.
i business trip to Beaumont,
H. lee Jameson has returned from a
rap to North Texas.
h Try ny, DLabney of Dallas was here to-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-02-18

the statute and upon appllcat ton TO the
court he was released from custody.
The State OF Wisconsin vs.. William
Applebeck and Peter Applebeck. This
was criminal prosecution under si44g
of the statutes. The defendants were
arrested and brought to Wausau for
trial before jury, The jury found the
defendants not guilty.
The State of Wisconsin vs.. Henry
Buckley This was prosecution for
bastardy. Complaint made May I. 1901.
warrant issued upon the same day and
placed in hands OF the sheriff. The de-
PENDANT was at Edgarton. RocS ceanty,
Wis, but upon arrival of the sheriff at
this place the defendant had abScOnded
aud is now outside OF The state
The state of Wisconsin VS.. II McOan-
aid and David Devine. This WAS an
action commenced Nav 10. 1901, for
keeping house Of i'll fame. ESamina-
tioH was had before Justice jones and
the defendant Mcdonald was lined $40
ana costs amounting to So: the defend
ant DeviRe was aned Sl5 and costs
amounting TO Sd. The 6ne and Gusts
were paid To the justice ana the fine of
80 by him paid over Ia the county
treasurer.
The State OF Wisconsin rs. Blanche
Hitter, Title File and Belle McDnnald
These defendants were arrested on
the charge of being Inmates Of y hcdSe
az III fame ia tho town of Isfh FALL.
They were fond s.lissy assd fined 80
and costs or stand committed TO the
county jail for Is days. The fne and
costs were paid 10 Justice Jones.
The State OF Wisconsin vs. Adolph
Schneider.-fros resolution for embezzle-
ment This action was commenced ia
municipal court for Marathon county.
The defendant having arranged matters
between himself and the complaining
witnesses and having paid up the costs
he vas discharged The complaining
witness did not desire further prosecu-
iion ara requested that the prosecution
b. dismissed.
The State OF Wisconsin vs.. Geo. Sex
ton--This yas a prosecution for keep
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-02-18
COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
CONTINUED from last week.

salary of the sheriff OF Marathon county, com
mencing on the first Monday of January, A. ID.
1903 be the sum of $1,000 per annum to be paid
such sheriff monthly at the end OF each month
by the county treasurer. That said salary
shall be in fun for all services rendT red said
county within the limits thereof by said sher-
H. HIS under-sheriff, turnkey or jailOr and all
of his deputies; and be it further provided that
said sheriff shall receive no fees, per diem Tor
attendance upon the circuit court or any other
court wherein the county may be liable to pay
such per diem for such attendance and that IL
shall be the duty of the committee auditing ac-
counts before the allowance of any of the ac-
counts of such sheriff. to ascertain whether any
certificate for per diem for said sheriff or his
undersherih or deputies has been issued TO
them by any court or any officer thereof and II
any appear TO have been issued, the amount
thereof shall be deducted from any bill or ac-
count that the said sheriff or his underSherif or
deputies may have against Marathon county,
and the remainder only paid in full OF such
claim or account due the said sheriff or his I'M
der-sherif or deputies from said county.
Your committee further recommend for
adoption the following resolution Resolved
by the county board of supervisors OF the
county of Marathon Wisconsin, that II is here
his under-sherin and all of his deputies TO tax
on all papers served by them within the limits
of the county. for which The county would De
liable TO pay all legal charges and mileage tax
able by law, and that tine said sheriff, his un-
der-sherin and all of his deputies pay over 10
the county treasurer all fees and mileage col
lected by them upon all papers served by them
in cases within the county, for which the
county would be liable to pay.
All of which is respectfully submitted
Dated December 2Sth, 1901.
p c. GEBHARD
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Mrs Clara Boetcher. practical mid
wife. Fifth street. next TO Gernsan
Lutheran church. ContinemeDts and
and all other kinds Of sickness takes az
the house. II.
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Young men win regain their lost manhood, and old
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which units one for study, business or marriage. II
not only cures by starting the seat of disease but
ieagreat nerve tonic and blood builder, bring.
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91.0O per package, or six for $500, with posi-
the money. Book and advise free. Address
ROYAL MEDICINE CO., '0 cfic ciy%cTth p'-'
For sale in Wausau, Wis, by Wilter-
ding & Stephany.
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GRO. 4. kREUTZER
ERNST KOCH
OTrO RR1rSS

On motion carried the subject matter was re-
referred 10 the same committee, they 20 reFoEt
tomorrow morning
The annual report OF the district attorney
was then reali.
10 the county hoard Of Marathon county:
ientlenlen:-PurSaan 10 law beg leave to
submit 70 you for your consideration my re-
port 81 the business IN the Office OF district az.
tGrney NJ your county, for the year cOnmenc-
ing January :, tSsi, ami ending Decemeer 81.
IaA.
At the beginning OF my term Of Office found
the following Eases undiSpoesed OF on nle IN the
once 81 the clerk II the circuit court
rhe STATE 81 Wisconsin vs.. William ErGman.
-This VS. = RaStSrdy ease soncleneeG by my
preliecs Ss0r. aud which was dis ssosSN % oy me
in obtaictng 3 settlement a. Is provided b.
law, the Defendant pay1nS the complaining
witness the SUM NJ SSo0 and costs OF the action
which We're paid over 70 the county treasurer.
ineDt- at monies received. hereinafter made a
part AZ this report The case WAS dismissed
Tor tAe reasons mentioned.
The State OF WISCONSIN " NJ lnEroS smith
This Vas criminal prosecution for IpolyGauly,
cofurReflS'ss1 about year before my term be-
KAN found Spon investigators that the com
planning witness dad left the country I also
found that in Nay, 49oe tie bond given Nv Joan
Cawley as surety fav The appearance 81 Mont
roe Smith was forfeited az nonappeArstnce ~
said Aontrue Smith, found IN the dies or
this case direction 81 the circuit judge 70 the
district attorney thai action De co1sn2encesi s4r
on the bond. ! notified Mr.. Cawiey that be
k0nd or would Be PEELED 10 commence A.
Gion a airlst him. Application was made b
Mr.. CAWley Through his attorney, and on the
18th day Of June. 1871, the circuit judge re-
leased him frssrn the obligation by his paying
lfss = rcsts whice Marathon eoSuty aae ia
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this county the of S163 IS. being the balance
in the guardians hands. This amount was
paid co the county September 18th, 1901, by the
Hon. Henry Miller
As will be observed from the foregoing report
the business in the Office has entailed upon the
District Attorney, very large amount of work
All of which is respectfully submitted
FRED W. GENRICH
District Attorney.
STATEMENT.
Feb 18th received frorn VII
Mylrea attorney for FIR. Prehn
aud William Lemmer sureties
on bail bond in case of State
vs.. Grosshauser, costs in case
ordered by court,
ditition of setting aside for
Feb 18Th paid to Anton Mehl
county treas. above amount. $50
Feb 18th. received from Henry
Marquartt. costs in bastardy
again i him, case being
settled b. his marrying girl. 26 Is
Feb. 18th, paid county treas
above amount. ........... 26 Is
Feb. both received from Joun
Mathews and Ida Smith fine
and costs in state VS.. them. f06 OF
reb. 26ah paid county treas
urer above amount. ........... 106 Oh
April 18th. received of Harry
and Jennie Dwire fine So and
costs S25 10 in ease of state VS..
April 18th, paid Geo Hart tax
ing testimony in State VS. Har-
ny and Tenn e Dwire,. ...... 1900
April 18Th, paid county treas
nrer fine and costs in State VS..
Dwires ......... ...... gro
June iIth received from Kr B.
Il X for John Cawley bonds
man for Montroe Smith in
State case, costs of suit as per
order of circuit court Judge. 1856 y
June 18th. paid above to coun-
ty treasurer. ................. 1856 s5
July Sd, received from j Nit
bauer costs State VS.. him . 10 20
july 9th. paid counGy treasurer
above amount. ................ 1870
Sept 18TH. received from VIM
Erdman costs IN State him. IS 40
sept 18th. paid co. Treas .. IS 40
Nov 18TH, received from Stew
eus Point for claim of Mara
thon county aid furnished one
Bruswitz aud ENTER families 539 26
Nov. 18th. paid county treas
urer above ..................... 5S7 20
Nov 18th, received from Town
Alban, Portage Co, amount
OF cial m 500. ...............,. IS 80
Nov 18TH. paid to Co Treas $50
Nov 27th. received from Lin
coin county court EXPENSE -. 5000
Nov. 2Ith, paid Co. Treas 49,. 5000
Dec 4th, received from Wau-
paca county court expenses
and poor bill ......... - I8263I
Dec. 4th, paid Co Treas 1926 81
STATE OF WISCONSIN. ! -
Comfy of Marathon
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posed new town OF Bern has as assessed valua-
ton of more than $4,000 and more than twenty
five qualified voters residing therein
Therefore. Be 1t resolved. by the County Board
of Supervisors of Marathon county, that the au-
nexed ordtn creating said town OF Bera,
be and the same is herebY adoptel
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Fred W. Genrich, District Attorney for Mara
thon county, Wisconsin. being fist duly sworn
says that the above and f. regoing statement
is a correct and complete statement.
FRED W. t4sSRICH,
Districs ATTORNEY
Subscribed and sworn to before me this sth
day of January A. ID. 1902.
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! leg m, 2,45 am.
Marshfield st. Paul, 1000 am
Minneapolis and west ls94 p. m. , 4:sS pm
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PERSONAL.

.ESwERs TO WANT ADS remaining in
he office Of The Post for the week end
Ing Saturday, June 2S, 1902
95l; 1875; fS52; 1852; 7703; T72s; 1853;
fs7S; 1854; 254; 1880; 1880; sos; 1855;
17t5; 1880; 1906; 1881; ToS1; 1851; 1882;
7k0s; 1905; j. II. Hanson; w. ID.
hendricks; 1888; 1884; Mrs. l. c.; 9SG0;
ff10; 1886; 1887; 1881; Louise H.; 1881;
462; Willie Ludke; Nj. c.; 1894; 1884, 1865;
7640; 665; Owner 1866; 30; T015; Printer;
III NJ: 1857; %; 1857; 7943; 1888; 1918:
Reference; Scandinavian; Saloon; T. u,
1014; 1874; Az; 90; 1919; 1915; 1925.
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WE WANT TO TAKE You OUT and show
you some Of our choice lots at very low
prices. We have then, on Main, Craw-
ford, jackson and, In fact, our lis. covers
Houston We have several beautiful
homes ranging from $1,000 to $4,000. For
homes our list Is unsurpassed and the
pleasure will be ours II you VIII let MS
drive you out To see Just what we have.
Oliver cranston s. Co., 1l9 Main street.. II
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BARGAINS. lat with three cot
tages rents for SIS per month, Fourth
ward 500; 4-room cottage In Fair
Grounds Extension corner lot. $500; g.
room cottage on Houston Heights boule-
ward, $500 corner lot in Fair Grounds Ex-
tension. $40; nice Broom ccttage, modern
improvements, on Iceland avenue, corner
lot, $1,000, Sullivan g. Hanna, 3lI Moore
Burnett Building. Both phones. II
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/ HAVE 1900 acres land In Jackson county,
10 miles north of Edna, at $3.50 per acre;
n snap. | have SO acres, choice land near
Dickinson Station; fine artcslan well; all
with modern improvements: sacrifice.
have acres OF beautiful bayou front: n
pick up. | have some beautiful homes in
Third and Fourth wards, at bargains. I
have oil and rice lands that are prize
winners. / have blocks and vacant IS,
that must be sold owners need the cash,
II. A. Arnold, all Binz. 8