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The broad ax., 1902-01-04

Only three women have taken de-
grees At the University Of Berlin. Two
are Americans and one a JeWess- The
latter vas one Of the first women 70
enter the university and the first 70
win q degree. Her name is Bertha
Neumann. The family formerly lived
n Posen. She IS q phenomenal mathe-
matician. and can caleulats an eclipse
without using pencil or paper ana can
fscits pages Of iogarlthms nom mem-
ory. TIE American girls are Caroline
= Stewart Of Texas and Mary w.
Montsomary Of New Haven, Conn.
The broad ax., 1902-01-04

Like great many other men Of
genius who have lived In this world,
the late Eugene Field was generally
hard up for money. Nevertheless, this
Is no infaulble token Of geniuE and his
latest biographer goes 10 the limit Of
indelicacy IN retailing episodes IN the
career a. his subject iIlustrating his
lmpecuniosity. These are among the
things that are better LETT unsaid, ex-
cept Is they serve to iliumine char
acter.
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IsthmIan Canal treaty signed.

The outlook for .he building OF an 18th
milan canal in the near future became
much more promising when on Nov. II
Lord Pauncefote and Secretary Hay
signed a new treaty on behalf OF their
respective governments. This agreement
superseded the old Clayton Bulwer treaty
and did not contain the Objectionable
features OF the document which was so
amended by the United States senate as
TO be unacceptable to Great Britain It's
most salient feature was the Implied
right OF this country to fortify the canal
whenever Il Il built. The agreement was
laid before the senate and was ratified
by that body Dec Is by vote % q to s.
The canal commission appointed TO inves-
tigate the two available routes-the MIC
aragua and the Panama-rgported In
favor OF the former. and bill authoriz-
Ing the building % ship canal az Mic
aragua was at once introduced IN the
house OF representatives Late I'm Deem
Der Il was reported from Paris that the
French Panama company was willing 20
sell its property and rights for Sio.OoOoo,
and II Is. therefore, possible that the
claims OF the Panama route will receive
serious consideration az the hands OF
congress.
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Work Of 18th Conrr..s.

Among the important laws enacted at
the second session OF the 5sth congress
were these: Recognizing the army on
the basis OF a force OF from 60.oO 10
1000 men; materially reducing the war
revenue taxes; increasing the member
ship OF the house OF representatives from
S57 70 3S6 by reapportioning the con-
ETessiOnal districts; abollshing the army
canteen. The river and harbOr bill. the
Nicaragua canal bill and the ship sub
sidy bill were measures that failed TO
pass.
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Pro-Idont lIeKIa,sT-s lTarasr.

The facts IN the assassination Of PresI-
dent William Mckinley are stiil too
vivIdly remembered 20 require extended
mention. He had entered upon his sec
ond term under fhe most favorable aus
plces Everything pertaining % the fu-
ture seemed bright with promise when.
without q moments warning. he was shot
down By an anarchist. The fatal bullet
was fred by Leon CEoigosE while the
president was receiving the public IN the
II mple q 1lusic a. the Pan-American
exposition in' Buffalo on the Afternoon o.
Fridar. Sept & He fingered until early
on the morning 81 the lith OF the same
month. when be passcd away. Win the
words. Gods wiil not ours. Dc done.-
The grief OF the people vas a. deep and
sincere as Al vas WidesDread. TeleErarsE
81 condoience came nom an parts 81 ne
elsll1cd world and ron pelpons d en-
STATIONS OF NE.
The assassin va speedily tried. con-
ricted and ne sentence q death execu-
teal cr5leosz 6lsf n ne electric chair
The broad ax., 1902-01-04

And now the Bulgarian brigands
have a grievances. They complain that
Miss Stone, their captive, Is trying 70
convert them to Christianity. As this
IS Miss Stones business she may sue
cesd N gaining her freedom without
the payment Of q cent ot ramon. An
she needs to DO Is to persssde her cap
tors 70 spply the golden rule in her
case.
The broad ax., 1902-01-04

A Brooklyn jury has awarded $500
TO q woman who incurred q stih IN
ger as the result Of a railway collision.
The company ought 70 be thankful her
whole hand wasn't stiiened.
The broad ax., 1902-01-04

Il would be a great thing for New
York II that German inventor we're to
destroy the London fogs. Then New
York would not have to be at the trou-
bic Of cultivating them
The broad ax., 1902-01-04

Russia is abolishing part Of what
little local government its cities had.
The car is laying up trouble for him
self against the time when the people
get aroused.
The broad ax., 1902-01-04

Emperor William has not only inter
dicted dueling In the German colleges.
but has ordered the children in the
subordinate schools to discontinue the
practice Of writing letters to him.
The broad ax., 1902-01-04

A musical paper in London is IN
dignant because only one carriage at
tended the funeral Of Manager Maple
son. But Just think how many times
IN his long operate career, Col. Maple
son announced substitutions In the
cast
The broad ax., 1902-01-04

The Yale football management has
nettsd thirty thousand dollars from
this years games. but doubtless II
would give every dollar Of It TO have
reversed the figures Of the score on
Soldiers Field.
The broad ax., 1902-01-04

Cities and towns are glad 70 accept
Mr.. Carnegie's gifts Just as they are
offered, but the United States can af-
ford to make stipnlatiOns in such mat
tiers.
The broad ax., 1902-01-04

Why should a woman fercely scold
a man for smoking on the street car
platform. he Is really doing homage;
he Is burning incense to the sex.
The broad ax., 1902-01-04

A roast pig that had been fattened
on potatoes Is about the dHintiest dish
Of the Christmas season, and certain
u the most expensive one
The broad ax., 1902-01-04

Although King Edwards coronation
IS to take place in june the confident
expectation Is that It WIN be an august
ceremony.
The broad ax., 1902-01-04

There Is nothing inconsistent in the
proposal to make more compact the
various concerns that manufacture
compressed air tools.
The broad ax., 1902-01-04

California raises the largest Of
everything except pea beana Her
n beans are the smallest but they
- HIGHER pricsd than any that Eros
this aids q that state.
The broad ax., 1902-01-04

Doubdess some Of the North Dakota
divorces lawyers have already sent their
buEinsss cards 70 Queen WIlheimins.
The broad ax., 1902-01-04

Strange to say, the nickel mines
purchased BY Americans in New Cal
edonia are not stfeet-car lines.
The broad ax., 1902-01-04

florWEy Il TIE latsst to score an
aFchy through It's Legislature. The re-
turns are not al IN.
The broad ax., 1902-01-04

There are forty counticE IN Texas
which have to seek legal advice out
side thslr limits. IS they have not 3
single attorney o. fhair oVn.
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RoossveIt Hssomss rrr.Idsnt.

Theodore Roosevelt assumed the ONCE
of president Sept. Il. the day on which
Mckinley died. taking the oath OF office
IN Buffalo. One Of his first public an
nouncements was that the policy Of his
predecessor would be faithfully ex-
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10 Auburn prison on the nornlnE Of
Oct ..
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NICE ROOMS-Rent with or without
board; private family; gentlemen pre-
ferred; $40 Louisiana street, references.
Il
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RICE lnnds To exchange for CITY property:
largo and small tracte ~ rice and tim
terrd lands for sale. BEETLE Bryan, 3iTH
Main street. -
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loo ACRES PRAIRIE LAND. about =
miles from Thompson ON II. * 7, e. X.
r., IN Harris county, Tor IS per acre.
uon, on H. * II. c. r. r., IN Harris
county, FOR 50 per acre
1900 acres about ] mile from station
and half timber aud half prairie, ana
Some improvements. for 50 per acre.
1000 acres about 4 mites from railroad
station, roo HcreS In cultivation, with a
lateral from canal ANA the land ltveed.
About Coo acres One level black land,
suitable FOR rice, and about 400 acres tim
hercd ana fine bottom land suitable Tor
corn. cotton, sugar cane or any crops
grown In South Texas, Price So per
acre,
Agents for Kountze Bros. lands In
Wharton Matagordn and Jackson coun-
ties In tracts OF 100 acres up 10 $1,000;
prices 81 90 SO per acre great develop.
twelve months; lands are sure 70 increase
In value; they are suited to the culture
OF rice corn, cotton, sugar cane, oats
and other South Texas crops; write for
maps and price lists We have many
tracts that are bargains from the Sabine
river 90 the Guadalupe river; lands on
several rice canals SO 20 $50 per acre.
Agents for Texas Rice DEVELOPMENT
Co. lands In Matagorda county, consist
ing Of 10000 acres, subdiHded into 100
acres and mp.
Remember we pay expenses OF any
party coming 10 Texas 20 whom we sell
II the title falls upon examination by
competent attorneys w Z. Moore n
Co, Houston, Texas; Duson, Moore a
Co, III Campo, Texas, II
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ROOM AND BOARD-Llrge front room.
nicely furnished, vita board for two rem
tlemen; 1909 Capltol avenue 90
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car,
Tho inner ear can not
be reached by probing
or spraying. hence the
inability Of aurists or
physicians to cure.
That there is n sctentir-
ic cure for deafness and
Catarrh Is demonstrated
every day by the use
Of Aetna. Aetna also
cures asthma, oronchl-
It's, sore throat. weak
lungs, colds and head
ache all Of which ere
directly or Indirectly
due 70 catarrh We are
receiving hundreds OF
letters Ike the follow
Ing r. W. Harwood,
1ss Walnut street,
: prin z neld, Mass. ,
writes AETNA cured
mo ~ HaaFnara - 1f-r
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-Represpntative manager, man
or lady, honest; give references; salary or
credit. Gavitt Mfg. Co., Three Buildings.
Topeka Kan. ii
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years standing, after an other remedies
had failed Rev W. II Mosa. Joshua.
Texas, writes; AETNA cured my wife Of
deafness Of forty Years standing, also i'm
proved her eyeslght." F. r. Thomas,
SEQ Bagess avenue. st. Anthony Park.
st. Paul MINI. writes: AETNA cured my
father Of catsrrh and total deafness In one
ear" J, b Sigh. Fairhaven Wash.
writes AETNA has improved nv hearing
and greatly benefited my eyes" n J.
Byrne, Honey Grove Texas, writes' "Ac-
tina has done wonders for me; II cured me
Of catarrh and deafness, no signs of ca
tarrh or deafness now"
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ried at the home OF the brits, y,
3. Foy, last night.
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XMAS BARGAINS IN Houston property
Third ward home. corner lot, south front,
nonr asphalt pavement and two cav lines
5000; tie best $4,000 bargain / = the city
Cor $4,000; many fine propositions close
I'm from $1,000 to $500 VIM W. Thomas
& Co, 8i1i1 Main II
A NINETEEN room new hoarding house;
nothing but tho best people taken; best
neighbour God: will sell on easy terms.
Address 2los, this office. il
i00 FEET square on corner Walker; close
IN; $500 cash. Hannah \ Parsons. "A
RRfCK RUBBING 100 feet from Congress,
FOUR blocks from Main street: rents for
SEQ monthly; $500. Hannah & parsons.
MONTHLY payments can be made on a
SlGOO cottage on Rusk; also on a $1,000
cottage on Mlby street Hannah &
Parsons. IA
NEAR Southern Pacific shops, Montcom-
cry and Harrington streets, some SPLEEN
dl1 corners. Hannah & Parsons, 1917
Texas. IA
PIERCE, near Chenevert, splcndidly built
siN-room house, bath, city water, sewer
southeast front, large barn 5Oxi3O feet, ce.
ment walks; 5000 cash, balance long
time. Hannah 4 Parsons, lOlI Texas. ~
ONE AND ONE-HALF lots Pierce aud
| Chencvert on easy payments. Hannah &
! Parsons, loll Texas 9ycnue "a
| FIVE ROOM cottage near Fanuln school
ono block from street carr can be sold on
! monthly payments Hannah & Parsons
/ NOR SALE-A "snap;" the greatest bar.
gain IN Texas; owner needs some ready
! cash, N4l6 OF good land In Webb county,
/ only rs cents per acre, part cash and
! balance In trade. II you want a bargain
! Write us az once FOR description and
plat; good title. McCarty & McGehce
! San Antonio Texas. 10
! FOR sALE-sIx hundred and thirty acres
Improved lnud Joining Higgins. A. II.
Tullis, Higgins, Texas, "a
| FOR sALE-25O0 acres land, fenced. $50
! fine river bottom land IN cultivation, wet
divided with FIVE sets OF improvements.
plenty timber, never failing water, school
| and church close by, on the Lampasas
river, twelve miles from the growing city
! OF Lampasas, suitable FOR colony of sew
eral families 1900 heatue pecan trees,
at A bargain. Word & Witcher real Is
tate, Lampasas, Texas. 10
! FOR SALE-l9i acres high, we'll drained
| prairie land. adjoining the town OF Brook
shire, Waller county good wire fence
OF tract; price $3.50 per acre. for next
ten days; ali or half cash, as may suit
| purchaser. Address 81" =. o, box No,
| Ga Houston. 10
! WE BUY. SELL aud EXCHANGE REAL
s aSnAl IT yo are N MA RRR4Ts on
| HOME. 10 YOUR INTEREST TO see ne
| BEFORE YOU BUY IL you WANT
! YOUR PROPERTY SOLD list with US al
BUY. SELL ana EXCHANGE REAL
! ESTATE EXCLUSIVELY. X. c. GRAY
& Co, 3o2 Binz.
SIZE ii. A. ARNOLD. sii BinE. for choice
farm 800 acres. near Taylor OF well;
snap; $50 per acre. Also 500 acres choice
/ hIack wnNy land. NO better rIce I,,b
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DEAFNESS URED
By No Means Until Aetna"
Was Discovered

Ninety-hve per cent Of all cases Of dear
ness brought 10 our attention is the result
Of chronic catarrh Of the throat and middle
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Love in New Yors's Pow

IONC wv
Leslie's Weekly ,..scur 90
Few who visit the alnlsa.' !. ~
The affection that is bl00ulln. ~ Q.
soil among the old couple s,rs, !, Z
ten of them in the sfeAs !, ,slr p
Rut sometimes one can Sc s., ,,,s
down one Of the long pai !, ,s,s =
ing slowly. for both Z, . ~
t fasbls, The old man b., r,t
boovv cane, his wife Ken. 4 IpTifs
Leaf. but as one sees ,at "a as
i h,s s,dc one knows thal, X biyFe
r y, and wrinkles tne 49, aHd 3 {.
Vet that which is ever as = scmslrs. J.
ye ' one may see ~ eaips4 Y,
eoT T on tie steps o. NV Thfs 4
S gToTp morning rrayef,, ne Bcnn Z
tions the EplscopAsl' I've Places y
ma me Lutheran, ha,s mere y
the moor who are v,s,oiiIeg,
rho IA father and Mr.. i.S tb,S y
~ ~ IIttle grocery. W .ssv NAV 9
the few uickels tha s,o n rsllIiss.ss y
NAV he sent TO tleln ..n Y. q o.
Teeis again the pressH
b lss and tender.
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BOARD AND ROOM.

FIRST CLASS tabl@ board at 1911 Con
gress avenue. II
GOOD BOARD and room, 81 and SO per
week. 100 La Branc p. Is
ROOMS AND BOARD--Three blocks from
Rice hotel 5os Caroline. %
REASONABLE BOARD, with or without
rooms; AIS Downing. II
LARGE south rooms, close IN; modern
house; large yerantas; VIII give meals;
references exchanged. Address 2ls6, this
ofnce. IA
NICE ROOMS-Bent with or without
board; private family; gentlemen pre-
terred; $40 Louisiana street, references.
TABLE B0ARDBRs wanted at 1915
NEATLY FURNISHED room for gentle.
man or couple, with or without board.
M San Jaclnto. IA
GOOD BOARDING. ROOMS quiet place,
reasonable rates i7ll Capitol Ave IA
( ROOM AND BOARD-IIverythin entirely
new gas, heat and ba Ia furnished. 1913
Travis St IA
| ROOMS AND BOARD-IIath, near Rice bo.
tel, reasonable. 1o14 Walker 70
I ROOM AND BOARD-Llrve front roo71
/ nicely furnished vita board, for two gcn-
tlemen; 700 Cap'tol avenue. 20
/ NICELY Furnished roomfL with board cen
/ trally located modern pouveulences; table
/ board solicited; So Tutyls street. 20
I BOARD AND ROOMS-,Iew house. newly
furnished; all modern cpnvcuienc-s: refer
ences REQUIRED 600 Dollhs avenue ia
LARGE nicely furnished rooms with
nHar1' -o llOf Main corner Lamar Old
BOARD sos T2.; And ROOM FOR two gentlemen;
| ONE NICELY furnished front room ,,i+,
/ modern convenieuCes; good hoard gcntie'
/ men preferred; reasonable terms An
ply 3lO Jackson.
FIRST CLASS room ami board I5IG TcTas
avenue. i-i' "a S 55
NICELY. furnished rooms and 7-s1 cIogs
uuaLu Tor couple or CcUtl amcn: references
e-Ss5.,s..s.l- S41 l2ll Congress. II
OO l,l., ~ A6LE rooms and GOOD board.
G.ose ID. lOlf Mckinney pvnupc
IMu NEATLY furnished MONS 10 rent TO
Tvupt,a or gentlemen. with or without
- 9oAIl, 995 Ensk avenue n
NICE FRONT room with hnord for cc,,
PIE OF TWO gentlemen and table bo9rder,
wanted. Apply 1910 Texas avenuc u' -
THE SAN ANTONIO-AIl new v-itI---------,
eIn tohNenlences hrst.cluss hoord, -
-sonao.e Iales. 1907 Texas avenue. Ia
$50 CONGRESS AVENUE boarding. o1d
! i,'TS pevSery room neatly furnished. Mrs
Z ~ IA
ELEGANTLY FURNTSVF II -------------
with board FIRST class ,o,, Hpa5 tments
references exchanged 11pe HS IN IONS !
avenue. W Mchlnuey
IA
NICELY furnished roomg "a, IL T---- --------
trally located modern cop, w., e,,, DoaIl' cen
board solicited $40 Travis ices stC' taDle
Texas sVen1e ' eoo' table board, 1905
Pc0IIs------- 10
~
three bockq fr BOARD, reasonable
Walker. rice Hotel, 1O14
ID
~ ELo, SUMMER RESORTS
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Actna Is sent on Trial. postpaid.

Can or write as about your casa. We give
advice free and positive proof Of cures. A
valuable hook-Prof. Wilson'S 1GO-page Die
tionary Of Diseases, free. Sddress New
YORK ana London Electric Association,
Dept, 30, 800 Walnut Street, Kansas City,
Mo.
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BARGAINS IN RICE LANDs-4OO acres
near railroad and subject both 20 well
and canal irrigation. hrst class rice land
at $40 per acre; COO acres 0rst class rice
land with 200 acres IN cultivation On two
railroads, for SIS per acre; an Improved
rice farm 10 Jefferson county FOR SIS per
acre; we have bargains In rice Land In
most every county on the coast. Write
for our list z. c. Lamb & Co., AL Blnz.
Il
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IF YOU WANT 4 fine home cheap here is
one: Two-story new siz-room house, well
huIt with modern improvements, In the
heart Of the Third ward; can be had FOR
$500 II taken quick; Il ~ worth 1880,
L. c. Lamb & Co. AL BinZ. II
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SIZE II. A. ARNOLD. Sll Binz. for choicc
farm. 500 acres. near Taylor OF well;
snap; 500 per acre. Also 500 acres choice
black waxy land; no better rice land.
near Arcola Call quick and secure a
bargain; Sl2m per acre. rs
THREE Heights lots near car line ana
school. only $50 each. Smeaton, aO5i5
Texas avenue. II
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OFFICERs.
HOME TREATMENT
For Eemale Disnrders

Such as Leucorrhoea and all unnatural
discharges Money refunded to those who
gre gre not mot oGnefted One months treatment
United States in plain sealed package 1,non
EpecelPt OF 81 HOME MEDICAL CON
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HOTELS, SUMNER RESORTS

TN II ToI niANCoCk-Postofiioe block Ans.
strictly yAI srs, Commercial trade so.iei nu1
sample rooms sif frs. elegant elegant rooms, free
$3.50. ''eo oathsi rates 50 and
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FOR SALE-l2h acres bayou front; 2iB
acres barou front; IS acres bayou front
BEETLE Bryan. il
FARM FOR SALE-,Si2 acres, 100 In cui.
400 trees; new nveroom frame building
painted inside ana out. 32x52 new barn:
m Montgomery county, four miles east
Or New Wayerly, on the International and
Great Northern railroad. For particulnrs
ana terms apply TO L. d. COPELAND. New
Wnyery. Texas. n
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TO LIFE INSURANCE. AGENTs-THE
MANHATTAN LI.5E INSURANCE COM
PkNY rs IL THE FIELD FOR BUSI-
NESS. IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED
WITH YOUR r RESENT CONTRACT,
WE HAVE SOMETHING THAT WILL
INTEREST YOU. WE WANT MEN OF
INTEGRITY AND ABILITY PRO
DUCERs. NAME REFERENCES A. A.
GREEN. JR. MANAGER FOR TEXAS,
INDIAN AND OK LAHOMA TERRIFIC
RIES SCOLLARiD BUILDING, Dali
LAS, TE&AS. 1881
FIRST GLASS AGENTS. 10 sell die best IN
yestlucnt bond livi ng lnRurancsl on the
market. issued hy & be Old Reliable Hart.
ford Life from ages 10 TO 60. Big money
In It. Write at once FOR PARTICULARS. W..
il. Patterson, MANAGER, Trust Bldg, Dat
las, Texas. II
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TT is EASY TO TRADE
4 through Post Want Ads
WANTED TO RENT.

BY TWO ADULTS three unfurnisbed
rooms near Fuunln car line, by January
/. Best references. Address 21Io, this
Office. IA
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TN0ST WANT ADS ARE
Z numerous because they pay
AGENTS WANTED.

GENTS-Bookk lcp!ug taught by mail, So
10 So per day enrolling students; scholar
ship free to ag! nts. Lock Box So, Dal-
las, Texas.
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$50 BROKE MULES for sale, all fresh age
and weighing from $50 10 1900 pounds
cheap In car lots TO dealerg. Cooke &
Simmons, Fort Worth, Texas II
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AGENTS WANTED-our statesmen make
$40 daily; crayon portraits 45c family
catalogue free Frank W. williams a
Co. department s.. Chicago.
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE. No. 40
Main street. We handle Heights prop
erty only; lowest prices; easy terms.
John A. Milroy, agent. II
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ELEGANTLY FURNTSHFi67 a-,o------------..
WIN board FIRST class accommods tio,, Is
dGl.tehees exchanged. uU6 McEinnS,,
- a
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WENTED-One agent In toEns outside
Houston; 100 Irr cent prout; sells at
sight; write quick; samples free. Say
man ST louis. No.
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LARGE south rooms, close In; modern
house; large yergntas; VIII give meals;
references exchanged. Address 2lS6, this
4
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WANTED-To rent by January !, a FIVE
or six-room cottage, having all modern
convenience: state terms and location
Address 1f0T, this office. IA
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1000 ACRES Of land In Ia Sale county
Texas at 81 an mere. W. II. Graham e.
Co. Cuero, Texas. II
III miles from railroad: land will cut
10000 feet pine and white oak per acre
and oil eSudcs from adjoining tract
price $50 per acre or will give one-thlrd
Of the land to reliable party for drilling
we'll NJ. G. Swenrlngen, Austin. Tex. 10
FOR SALE-95s acres. miles west n
Sour Lake, good oil indications IN vicln-
ity. $50 per acre, or will give N TO drill
Well NJ. 9. Swearingen. Austin Tex. 16
HEIGHTS COTTAGE, four rooms. nicely
papered and painted, ground 1OOxl32, east
front fenced, only 1928. smeaton. 9t5la
Texas avenue II
FOR SALE-373 acres fine. rich, black roll
Ing, well drained land, miles southeast
OF Alvin, Joining three German farms.
at Si5 per acre, oue-thrd cash. balance
In one and two years, S per cent inter.
est, NJ. G. swear,ngen, Austin. Tex. rs
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Greenville, Texas, DecennN :
Pattie Scott and Mr.. John sg -.
married Sunday evening a. ths -
brides mother IN Southeast sfss'-
Rav Tobn q Nicholson.
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AGENTS TO handle our high grade per-
fumes our plan wins; large profits:
terms reasonable. Leffler & Co, St
Louis, No II
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write and tell ms nbout the other things
that you want
JOHN G. PENN & CO., a
KHAN BUILDING, HOUSTON, TEXAS.
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Corsfcana, Texas, Decen6st n.
Masters and Miss Margaret has''a'
married here last nixht :.
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three blocks from RE- reasonable
Walker N'Ne hotel, 101A
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