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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
By Marrying Him.

Stevenson Chronicle.
 A Jackson County girl broke an en- gagement because her lover insisted on kissinf her too often. She ought to receive him back and break him of the habit by marrying him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
Spain Must Increase Taxes.

Madrid. April 30-Tn the Chamber of Deputies today. the Minister of Finance. in making the budget statement for ls0S, announced that In order to meet in creasing expenditure. it was proposed to increase the present taxes on sugar and alcohol.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
Furnace and Ore Lands Change
 Hands,

Gadsden, May -(Special.)-The South ern Car and Foundry Company has pur- chased the old charcoal furnace and ore lands from the Crawford estate and will put the furnace in order at once. This plant has been idle for the past ten years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
Carpenters and Painters Idle.

Carpenters and painters are idle In the Birmingham District today because the Master Builders Association declined to accept the new wage scale which was pre- sented a few weeks ago, effective today. The painters and carpenters ask for 8 cents an hour. eight hours to constitute a days work Several large buildings in the city are affected by the suspension of work There are to be conferences be- tween the Master Builders Association and the union painters and carpenters. and it is not believed the strike or lock- out will last very long. Over one thous- and men are affected by the lockout. The carpenters have their headquarters in Tomlinson Hall, on First Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
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Did It Get Soaked.

Ozark Star.
 Just as soon as we can get our think ing machine to work again we will give an account of our trip to the reunion at Dallas. Texas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
DRY KILNs DESTROYED.
Several Thousand Dollars Worth of
 Lumber Burned

Bay Minette. May 1.-(Special)-A fire at Dolive this afternoon destroyed the two dry kilns of the Hand Lumber Company and 5000 or $6,000 worth of lumber It is generally understood that this plant changed hands yesterday, having been bought by some Western capitalists.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
Cotton Seed oil Min.

Boaz, May I.-(Special. )-The Boaz Cot ton Seed Mill Company organised today with a capital stock of s25.000 The incor-i porators are Snead Bros. McCiesky & Whitman and others.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02

LADIES' SANDALS AND oxFoRDs We are showing more popular price strap Sandals than any other house. Prices, $1.oo, SIPS, $1.5o, and all beauties.
 Bullock & Fleming,
 Leading Shoe House.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02

and dogs were sent for from Talladega. but nothing could be done to trace the guilty party. The damage is only few hundred dollars
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
VISIT FROM JO PARKER
PoPULIsT NATIONAL cHAIn- MAN IN ALABAMA.
Expected to Attend Meeting in Sir uaingham, But Could Not. Find 0ne-Wil1 Como to Mont
 gomery.

Birmingham. May 1.-(special.)-Jo A Parker, chairman of the National Com mittee of the Populist Party. arrived in the city this morning from Louisville. his headquarters. He came here to at- tend q meeting of members of his party, but up to 2 o'clock failed to locate a meeting. if such one was being held. N. B. Spears. who was a leading Populite h St Clair Coun- ty for some time, was in the city today and registered at the Opera House Hotel but he kept himself very quiet.
 Mir. Parker gave his views of the pros poets of his party the present year. say ing they were anything but pessimistic. He says the meeting held In Louisville gamation of the interests of the inde- of the public ownership ideas. has had a good effect in strengthening party fences along the line. These interests are in control of large influences, he says. in many sections of the country and will help the Populists towards gaining their end.
 He states that the Populites are now organised in thirty-six States and have large followings in others. He states further that the East is being invaded by the party. He said the party would be organized for the Congressional elec- tons. The fight this year will be on the initiative and refendum and also the cause of the organized labor. Mr. Parker goes from here to Montgomery. looking over interests as to his party in this State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
Dental College Commencement.

The ninth annual commencement exer- cises of the Birmingham Dental College will occur next Tuesday. The following Is the makeup of the graduating class: w c. Terrell. Alabama; Edmund N. Wood. Alabama; J. A. Rickles, Alabama; T. P. Powell. Mississippi; Norman Cliff ton Glass. Alabama: D. L. Massey, Ala bama; Walter M. Laird. Alabama; J. P. Reid, Alabama; Clarence H. Luther. Arr kansas; T. M. Allen. D. D. S., Is dean of the college. and most successful term has beer held.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02

The news of the death of Colonel Reu- ben Chapman in Livingston. was received in Selma with deep regret. He has a daughter. Miss Alta. residing here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02

Swamp Root is pleasant to take:) ' everywhere. Don't make any mista1Ea but remember the name. Swamp Root. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, and the n6~ dress. Binghamton. N. r.. on every bot tie. ss slightest symptoms of kidney or bladdes your family history. send at once to px.
 will gladly send you by mail, inme1I< e of Swamp Root and book containinH
 testimonial letters received from mon say that you read this generous ofEer in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02

John Creagh's solo out at the decora ton ceremonies at Live Oak Cemetery yesterday afternoon was enjoyed by al who had the pleasure of hearing It.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02

Marshal Johnston has returned from Dallas. Tex. where he went to attend the reunion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
T. c. Maben Talks.

J. c. Maben. the new president of the Sloss- -Shefiield Steel and Iron Company. when called upon this morning said that his coming did not necessarily mean a change in policy of the company. He stated that there was no truth in an assertion that Harry Parson would be made president of the company little later. declaring that the name of MT. Parson had not been suggested or even discussed in the meeting of the Board of Directors. So far furnace managers to succeed General Hillman and J. J. Gray, Jr., who rendered their resignation. have not been appointed and the furnaces are in charge of the foundrymen. MT. Maben stated that there was no need Tor special hurry in this matter but that close investigation would be made. Diamond studs were presented to the retiring president, E. O. Hopkins and Auditor Charles Schooler gold watch was given to L.. A. Butterield. who was for years general bookkeeper for the Sioss- Sheffield Company
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02

General Fitzhugh Lees lecture on Peace and War in Cuba" at the Acad- emy of Music last night. was enjoyed by all who heard that stinsiished fighter.
 Hon. Alex M. Garbn- made the state mezt .s Selma yester " that only eleven negroes had been registered in Talladega County
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
Personal and Locs1

Miss Nellie Merritt of Birmingham. and Mrs. Guy Higgins of Clanton, are the guests of MT. and Mrs D. M. Forshee. ol Lauderdale Street.
 Many locations are suggested for Sel- mas public building and the big vacant lot on the corner of Alabama and Church Street is being favorably discussed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-11
TSELL THE PEOPLE
n what you want.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A HOMg FOR EVERY ON.

HOME FOR EVERY ONE
Without Rent or Interest
10 HOMES UNDER CONSTRUCTION; rs
MORE FOR THE 20rH OF FEB
Our safe, reliable plans of bundlng and
buying homes is meeting the approval
Of the public everywhere; thousands have
Investigated aud satisfied themselves that
It is the greatest Investment OF the times
We are receiving hundreds OF new mels-
hers weekly and maturing homes at
rapidly Increasing rate.
STOP THE RENT AND INTEREST.
We viii furnish you the money to buy or
build you home or farm, pay on your
real estate lclus any place in the United
states. Join now membership fee $500
and S2.75 per month until money ia fur.
nls9ed for his home
We are Houston home company; We
are here to stay regardless OF oil Opposi-
ton; don't he mislcd, but call or write
400 Klam building; old phone 1908 agents
wanted.
THE HOUSTON HOME BUILDING co.
OPERATIVE CO, Houston, Texas. Is
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FOR RENT--In private family two up
stairs furnished rooms with or without
board bath i113 san Iacinto street. ~
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NTHERS READ POST
. Want Ads. Do you?
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE 1000 70 5000 acres rice land
In u body; level Will drained and the
choicest In jefferson county or elsewhere;
no knobs on marshes; go acres fenced,
Sew buildnEsi can be watercd by wells
or canal; just enough timber for posts
and wood W. II. Aldrdec, Beaumont.
Texas, n
OIL LANDS Damon Mound, Sour Lake.
Saratoga and Dig hin in Matagorda conn.
", We have bargains 20 oner and Il
VIII pay you TO invcs tieate our choice
tracts aud compare prices Call Tor our
special bargain on Damon. Cash &
HOUSTON HEIGHTS cottage OF four
rooms; convenient TO car lines supplied
with arteslap waters on four lots, nicely
fenced; price $3.50, terms $3.50 cash and
balance IN monthly iustallments. john
A. Milroy agent, 30 Main St, u
LOT AND HOUSE, Third ward. 5000;
three lots adjoining Scttegast addition,
two blocks from car line, $3.50, two
south front lots, with improvements, near
tHlr Gtoupds school, ear line, rents $40
monthly, S2lhO. Above are bargains.
" Nt.lt .ANAfaih fN4ANitiNT "a
Do NOT buy land IN Mckee from agents;
write 90 me and I will save you that
enormous OverCbgrgc; 1900 acres hue
cattle ranch, With 400 head cattle, 5000
acres tne grass plains, all fenced, 400 cat
tie; 10000 acres INC pasture land, tm-
proved cattle ranch: 482S acres hnc sugar
land, with water rights; 92.oOO acres hne
cattle rouch, 5000 cattle 1000 horses and
mules. bargain; 10000 acres nneSt cat.
lie ranch, 5GOo cattle loo horses and
mules, land In the oil district OF the
state; 20,00o with sugar refinery. 100
acres In cultivation, two cubic meters gov
Cruutcnt water right, perpetual now; In.
vest your money IA Mexico and buy from
me- ! Will deliver perfect titles ana as
sprc safe investments oil lands. cattle
ranches, fruit lands aud finest sugar
lands, u healthy climate; write FOR do
trriptlons and maps Enrique Guerra,
official industrial agent OF Tamnuhpus.
Iumpico, linarcs or Victoria, MeNCo.
3-12 Q2
RICE LANDS-Good cheap, Fcrris w
Colby Aidiue. just north Of Houston;
good references. II
FOR SALE BY owner, Y block on Fannin
street I block from Malu. Also other
lots closc in Addrcss Ra2. ths office u
HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE, go Main
street controls nineteen his OF all unSuld
Houston Heights lots; our prices are
lowest and terms the hest TO be had.
JOHN A. MLLROT, agent. n
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SPEAK QUICK

Am cutting up large tract over 100
acres FOR home builders; viii sell you
five acres black loam well druincd, per.
feet tile. shell road, i've aud half miles
out 500 assorted fruit trees, your own
choice land fenced and broken and trees
set, COCO feet building lumber on ground
good well of excellent water twlth pumps;
all for $500; hall down, balance in twelve
months. No interest insurance nor taxes
I'LL paid Tor; a contractor wiz build for
you for SOS down, balance $40 month.
You can move right In, soon as house Is
up. It's your chance OF lifetime Don't
miss It. 70. A. johnson, 0l2tl Congress-
avenue, over Krupp q Turny's. II
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a,a 1, - l Lady ana two children.
Pz.la EsSas AL. " nice family; hest
write H., p. D. Box
IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANY PARTY or parties holding iuil bond
No. 1 Tor $500 against De Wit county.
bearing g per cent Interest per auuum
dated February II, 1899, are hereby n0t
fed that said bond Is now due and VIII
be paid on presentation and hat no in
terest accrung on same after this date
treasurer De Witt county Cuero. Texas.
February II. 1902. IL
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kAAaAS, 2:UJiA the champion PAGER al
Texas, will make thn SEASON at Autinue,
my farm. eight niles west Of Houston;
terms 30. with return privilege; money
due when service is rendered Dick III.
liston. grandson OF onward and Flee.
tioneer. viii also be theres he Is a fast
trotter and the handsQmest horse 10 Tex
as; terms SIS. 1 have also registered
berkshire pigs for sale, A. b. Nibhs. -
CATTLE NQUARANTINE NOTICK--U. s.
Department OF Agriculture Ohice Of the
Secretary. Washington, ID. G.. February
Z, i9O2.--Notlce Is hereby given that a
Quarantine has been established against
cattle from certain portions OF the states
Of California, Texas, Tennessee, Georgia,
North Carolina, and Virginia and the Ter
ritory OF Oklahoma, also against the en-
tire area OF the States OF Arkansas Lou
isiana, Mississippi, Alabama. Florida and
South Carolina, and the indian Territory
except when cattle from such qnaran.
tined areas are shipped according 10 law
for immediate slaughter Said quarantine
Is established according 70 the provisions
OF the act Of congress approved May 20,
1884, on account OF the existence Of the
contagious and Infectious disease kRown
as Texas, Southern or splenetc fever. ar
feeting cattle. Copies Of the order regard
ing the shipment Of cattle from aud de-
scrtbing said area may he obtained by AL
dressing the chief Of the bureau Of AMI.
nal industry. Wsshingten, n. S.--James
NSssn. secretary Of agficulszre. Al
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

GOOD BOARD and rooms, close IN, only
four blocks from Massey's College. sos
Rusk. III
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WANTED 10 RENT.

WANTED-By two young men. nice room;
cbnveniently located Address o45I' tnis
Once. ~
WAIVED TO RENT-Tnfnrnished rooms.
upstairs or ever store near central por-
sfon Of city. Mrs. Brown Alvsa, Dsrse,,
ksltasEaAk
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FFSsn.RooMs WANTED.

laie' SIC SsIl Post route. Apply I,
s.e Mckee street. 4
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR SALE-For next 80 days / offer 100
fun blood Polled Durham bull and heifer
calves. In lots TO suit at drouth prices
the best bunch Of calves below quaran-
tine and priced very low; also 20 regis
tered Jacks for sale, under gilt edge guar
antee aud on liberal germs. Harry y.
Roll CnlYert. IeNaE. 3.2.O2
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'5irsIya PARALYSIS. Efysipelas
VI. easred ny the use OF the
ser: nal,, OH; large size $3.50;
Texss PAID II. B. Jones Sons,
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FTRsT-cLISs BOARD, rooms, day board
ers. az lilo Capitol ~
NICE ROOM With good board. lils Travis;
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FRUIT trees and OrnnmeptaIS; comp ele
assortment OF all adapted varieties, free
d,spriutiye catalogue. Alvin Fruit aud
Nwsgiy Co.. Aigos, Texas. n
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~ rensI and Damiana Tablets
LssA Of 80 ana permanently cure
Il kon rruAl Debility: mailed 81.
PEI Rxsnras e1eh Pharmaelsl, iT03
R11ipS - houston. II
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NICE ROOMS. with or without board, In
prIYAte family. Apply $40 Anstin. 10
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|esrs - ~ TUM0Rs-Over twenty.
tce,e, practice; the only reliable
IN Nj, IN the country. Or. ]. w.
RI heia, Antonio, Texas, opposite
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NICE ROOMS with az Without hoard. in
private family. Apply go Austin. u
HOUSTON HEIGHTS HOTEIs-cpmforta
bic rooms. srtesian water. Telephone, ACT
aud cold baths and good board. 50 per
week o. Nj. Carter. q
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HOUSTON HEIGHrS OFFICE go Main
street, controls nineteen his OF al unSold
Houston Heights lots, our prices are
lowest ana terms the best TO be had.
JOHN A. MLLROE, agent. n
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JOE EPSTEIN pays the highest price for
old clothing and shoes; send postal. 1918
Congress or call 2-lS
II CAPTAIN, az 2O5 Milan street, near
franklin. pays highest prices for gentle
mems old clothing and shoes; send postal
card; will call. II
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FOR SALE-2OOO acres OF fire rice land ia
solid body; good smooth prairie; on
Clear creek ah0ut ~ mites north Of
+ Alvin. Trueheart & Coz Land Agents.
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n is EASY TO TRADE
n Through Post Want Ads
FOR SALE.
WATTS GAsoLrNE.-


THE GULF REFINING COMPANY,
PORT ARTHuR TEXAS. ARr NOW
PRODUCING WHAT THEY LIST AS
WATTS OIL II HAS BEEN FOUND
70 BE SATISFACTORY IN GAS EN.
CINE WORK. HAVING BEEN THOR
oUGHtY TRIED AND APPROVED BY
THE LARGEST COMPANIES IN THE
BUSINESS, WRITE FOR particle.
LARS" Ak
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W. II. HAYNES. 21Sh Main street
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NEW MAP OF shelby county, a. cents. T..
Witty Houston, corner Main and Pres
ton. -
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iaec sewerage. cistcrm eiabIe err. cor.
ner Crawford and Jefferson. Apply Uous-
Tom NuILord Trust Go. II
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j oN NA1 100 acres under ani very Near
s,ls fr,ct. M barp,In for His weoi oni
mi rrnf II moi Sold. If. =. Mon.acl.l,
gu5l. Main street ~
TEt Won IN tho -,1-1I-c1 10 T1T M soil
clfv on country property7 nd 10 Id VIII
be 20 yolu Interest to cali or write ne;
iu Intention. Norncet. phones ga. Bn4
building. IS
CTI- NfEEs az fng MOO land rItnnted in
3,a belt Harris county. Pye & Co X ann
brIf,n,. *
-
$50 AZ RES rice land near Haywood canal
waiered from Turtle bayou nine months
% '9Ioci1toF 1, "''' F-o per oel'' 'ig ~
-, 2--s ~, -
~ Flll RE we VIII make a specially Of
the rental business. as we have made. ar
rangemenis Win e party TO devote their
i'Aa q ~ 'h's neP gillat b. bfyan a
NH - ,.' IiS,t iorge 55,, ~ l,,n "ii
tr1sts. rraeanatIa uriofs ond forms. also
fit.i ftrrset AZ, t5,,,Ig + ana ay'd
iI "'lo,, AT y. '''. 90 i-''D'' '-'Is
20 1ol' ieASs 1NsnuS, -- 40
A BEAUTIFUL home, three blocks east
OF Neh lhoN'y.S - -, V."ar ~, T." ~
htI AguSc ~ gninaN 'SSU'H 80 ',"'N
anu otAt' 9I1 nul'Jiusn, ~ ~ a"ts az
sHcrhcc A1oteSa home thih o4hce' 10
RICE LANDS 1900 acres rich level prulrie
en- CIV rice canal, hfteen miles sou
from Iioi stdn az a bargain. H. H. Mac
NicoU 4gg Bnz building. II
- ~
Ak Address II. McCutehin, Houston
Halghtg Texas -
~ ,-
RICE LANDS-3lD acres ~ 4etefai tracts
~ Harris county lFact OF 'J,p acres lh
II3ghS9n ccuu.l l n tstnIo,. i-,yi
~ cSS,iiI J. 20 ia Main streat n
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FOR SALE-on account Of health, the
Me Xanthos confectionery and fruit
store eos Main street, best location, tine
business es ablished; for any information
inquire Of any OF the best wholesale com
mission houses in city. II
REAL ESTATE. rentals, loans. II. n. Lit.
tie, 3i01h Main street. q
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PINE four gallon COW, young and fresh
$40 at Westhelmer place, three miles
northwest OF city. Ii
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RICE LANDS 1900 acres rich level prulrle
en- J ew rice canal, hfteen miles souih
from IioI sl6n, at a bargain. H. IL. Mae
SiColl 44S BinZ building. II
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FOR SALE Cheapest farm IN South Tex
a. Address n. McCutehin, Houston
Heights. Texas. j.
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$4,000 TO LOAN on Houston business or
residence property; one 20 ton YCus. az
lowest rates II Interest; monthly pay
ments il desired; no delay IN getting YOU.
money. Apply TO \. l.. Minis. ZIG Main
street, or address z. o. Box sos. tf
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BARGAINS IN MACHINERY
SECONDHAND. but In good condition.
I1-horsepower Buckeye engine, . GOOD
1 30.K w. Edison dynamo with an
necessary instruments
FOX. w, General Electric dynamo
Win ell necessary Instruments
- SANGER BROS.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-The Houston
Heights Woodworking plant; two,story
brick building, 65xsOO feet. fully
equipped with machinery; side track; city
water, etc, o. NJ, Carter, go Main St.,
Houston, ~
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SEED CORN, seed oats, cane seed, grain
Of an kinds, car lots and less G.. 3, X,
smith 4 SON Commerce, Texas IL
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FOR SALE Ten acres in city limits. on
two railroads, adjoining Central shops
W. II. Haynes, Elsa Main street. 10
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FOR sALE--My home on Harrisburg road
three miles from court house, goDd
horse. wagon. carriage ana about 100
Plymouth Rock chickens ro with the
place: II good garden already planted.
William Howard, al Carson sewall a
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DESIRABLE room and board In private
erences Apply 1918 Texas avenue. -
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGFNTs-To sell Nschley aud Santiago"
by George T. Graham. Autograph intro
duetion and personal account OF battle
by Rear Admiral Schley. True story Of
Santiago told for hrst time, BY the only
witnesses OF the light Sells faster
than life OF Mckinley" Liberal com
missions. Free outfit ready. Send seven
2-cent stamps for postage. Books now
ready. Bewaze OF limitations Can be had
only from sole publishers. w II. Conkey
Company. Chicago, III
WANTED-Men 10 sell medicine, See.
bach. Peno. Ill. ~
LIFE AGENTs-Seeure the best contract
% earth; note taken until next fall,
Write W. a, Patterson, manager Hart.
ford Lila. DaiisH. TsxsA ~
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NICELY furnished rooms With good board
In private family. no Louisiana street,