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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-27

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court
 March 24. 1902. ESTATE of CHRISTINA HAGLIN, late of New Haven, in said District, deceased An instrument in writing, purpor ng to be the last will and testament of said de- ceased, having been presented in Court and John L. Haglln, of New Haven, having made written application praying that the same may be probated, and that letters testamentary may be granted, as by said application on file in this Court more fully appears, 1t Is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at a Court of Probate to be heard at New Haven, in said District, on the 31st day of March, 1902, at ten o'clock In the forenoon. and that public notice of the pendency of said application, and of the, time and place of the nearing thereon, be given to all parties interested in said estate. by publishing this order three times in newspaper having cir culation In said District.
 By order of Court,
 ALBERT F. WELLES, m26 St Clerk.
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The German society for the study of electric railroads has lately experiment. ed upon speed, and in some of it's trials 100 to 105 miles per hour was attained. The air resistance was found to be equivalent to the force of wind with a. velocity of twelve feet per second This is a velocity which has only once been reached by German storms, namely, in the hurricane of February, 1894. The experimenters are confident that speeds much exceeding one hundred miles per hour can be maintained on electric rail roads
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tion, but when the native farmers reached Harrar, the commercial center of the country, expecting to sell their coffees at the higher price imposed by the increased value of American cot tons they found themselves face to face with the falling prices which beset all the coffee markets in the world. This caused much hardship.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-27

General T. M. Burlington, the goVer- six feet six inches in his stockings and weighs 275 pounds, and is not overbur- dened with superfluous flesh. He wears a No hat, No. 12 shoe, and dresses after the most approved business fash ion. His one-eighth Cherokee blood gives him the ruddy appearance char acteristic of the race of which he IS so proud
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Mrs Mary A. Snody is the oldest years old and has just graduated from a four years course. She is grand mother. When she was 6S years old she began a systematic course of study. In her youth she was denied educational advantages. It was not until six years on her lfes desire. Better late than never.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Situations, Wants Rents. and other small advertisements. One Cent Word. each III. sertjon. Five Cents Word for full weeh lseven times). o ,n.
 Display advertisements per inch, one 40 ao sertion, $1.20; each subsequent inserIiooh se,o on o cents; one week, $3.20; one month, slo' oie year. $40. 15
 Obituary Notices. In prose or verse, .,rri' ho cents per line. Notices of Births Mut nach
 ages. Deaths, and Funerals, 50 cents e"0N' Local Notices. 15 per line. +he,r
 Yearly advertisers are limited to tnt,s l,a own immediate business Gall matter to ,,. oe unobiectionable). and their contracts oo no- irclude Wants. To Let. For Sale: etc:
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am quite sure he thinks that I am God Since He is God on whom each one depends For life, and all things that His bounty
 sends My dear old dog, most constant of all
 friends; Not quick to mind, but quicker far than To Him Whom God l know and own: ms
 eye, - Deep brown and liquid, watches for my
 nod:
 He is more patient underneath the rod Than l, when God His wise corrections He looks love at me, deep as words e'er
 spake .,,, And from me never crumb or sup will
 take But he wags thanks with his most vocal
 tail;
 And when some crashing noise wakes all
 his fear
 He is content and quiet if I'm near Secure that my protection Will prevail So, faithful, mindful, thankful, trustful, ne Tells me what l unto my God should be.
 w. C. D. iu New York Tribune.
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According to an American teacher in the Philippines, 1t is most difficult to teach geography to the young Filipinos. About all the maps they have represent Spain as the largest country in the world, mistaken idea it is almost inn possible to eradicate. Many of the ma - tive teachers he says returned our maps and books, saying they were all wrong, as the United States was made to appear larger than the Philippines or even than Spain"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-27

It is said that Cecil Rhodes once talk ed as follows: No man should ever leave money to his children. It is a curse to them. What we should do for our children, if we would do them the best service we can, is to give them the best training we can procure for them and then turn them loose in the world without sixpence to fend for them selves. What happens when you leave your children fortunes? They have no longer any spur to effort. Tbey spend their money on wine, women and gam bling, and bring disgrace upon the name which they bear. Mo- give your boys the best education you can and then let them make their own way. As for any money you may have it should all go to the public service--to the state in some form or other. They tell me-" he added, laughing, that that is state socialism. l cannot help that. These are my ideas, and they are right
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As result of the recommendat tions of Sir Benjamin Baker, practical steps have now been taken to insure the eff ficient ventilation of the twopenny tube tunnels in London. A powerful fan has been placed at the base of the left shaft at Bond street station, which will remove the vitiated atmosphere from the permanent ways, fresh air taking it's place at the various halting places under ordinary pressure. The fan, which Is ty-eight inches in diameter, and electrically driven displaces 30,000 cubic feet of air minute, and is thus capable of entirely exhausting the whole of the tunnels in a fraction over three minutes.
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THE CONNECTICUT SAVINGS BANK
 OF NEW HAVEN
WILLIAM NOONAN. EFT AL.
 ORDER OF NOTICE.

State of Connecticut, New Haven County, ss., New Haven, March IS, A D. 1902. nectlcut Savings Bank of New Haven pray ing for reasons therein set forth for q fore closure of mortgage now pending before the Superior Court in and for New Haven County, to be held on the fist Tuesday Of April A, D. 1902, it appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that the said defendant, William Noonan, is gona to parts unknown: therefore,
 ORDERED, That notice of the pendency of said complaint be given by publishing this order in the Journal and Courier, a newspaper printed in New Haven, once d week for three weeks successively, com mencing on or before the 20th day of March A. D. 1902.
 JOHN $. FOWLER,
 Assistant Clerk of the Superior
 Court for New Haven County. ' lnon nn " 3f
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4 kind of cotton goods manufactured in the United States and called "aboud- jedide'' serves in country districts of Abyssinia as money, being used for clothing, tents and many other pur- poses. A piece of this material thirty yards long the average price of which is $2, generally sold to retail dealers in lots of twenty pieces, is a token by which Abyssinian coffee is purchased in the regions of production. The change in the price of American cottons has obliged the wholesale merchants to in- crease in Abyssinia, as elsewhere, the price of a bale of this material serving as money, Immediately the price of coffee rose at the five centers of produc-
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CECIL RHODES.

| The death of Cecil Rhodes brings to
 an end one of the most remarkable ca l reers that this or any age has seen. 1 He was not fifty years old when he importance is perhaps not yet fully re alized. He was never in good health. | When a young man, student at OK 1 ford, he went to South Africa in the hope of bettering his health, which was impaired by lung disease. Returning to England he took his degree and then went back to South Africa in order to
 escape an early death, There he amass- ed a great fortune in diamond mining and other enterprises, and developed in
 to an ''empire builder As he had seen the commercial possibilities of the Af- rican diamond mines, so he saw the po- litical and commercial possibilities of South Africa. He commanded the re- spect of thoughtful men who had infu-
 ence, power and capital and, going to
 England, he soon surrounded himself
 with a number of them, who organized
 the British South African Company
 better known as the Chartered Con-
 pany. The company prospered and Ce-
 cil Rhodes grew stronger. His idea of
 a great empire found Judgment in other
 mems brains and it proved easy for
 him to acquire territorial extension into
 very rich country. The story of the Jameson raid and what followed is too fresh in mems minds to need recount ing.
 Cecil Rhodes has been called an ln- scrupulous politician and demagogue. He has also been called the greatest patriot in the British empire, venturing his whole future that he might aggran- dize his country, and, if possible, place at the feet of his sovereign the whole of South Africa. Whatever he was he made history, and it will take a long time to show the full results of his mighty acts.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-27

In Moscow a money lender has Just been sentenced to four months imprls- onment for lending money at the mod est rate of 182 per cent.
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s. E. Dibble. o39 Grand Avenue.
 THE FRUITS

of years careful, conscien tious and sue. cessful range building, allows US to of. fer you perfect stove in the HUB.
 It's interesting to know that the HUB has q gauge oven door which assurea when roasting delicious piece of meat full of juice,--not dry md burnt, as other ovens produce. Oven indica tors If desired. Sectional top, which pre- vents warpIng of lids and centers. Our removable grate will interest the keen. est of buyers. Pattern water fronts, that win supply abundance of hot wa. ter for domestic uses. Call and see our line of HUBS, they are the Best Made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-10

FOR SALE-Lots and 3. block i07.
Walker ana Shepherd $500; lot r. block
Charities and Hadley. $1,000 25 acres on
Harrisburg road; close IN. Geo. l.. Por-
ter & Co., 206Fq Aan street. If
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN HOME FOR SALE-Here Is
the best bargain offered In Houston. A
large sevenrOom house with nne asset
met OF ttuit and satuDbety, stable aud
Other ,utOuidings. This property Is To-.
Gated on the Harrisburg shell rad aud
must be sold at once; an ideal place for a
suburban home and will be sold Ut u
pace where tne purchaser can he sure OF
lAige advance on tne purchase price. TX
tdkcn AZ unce a line horse and d0ublc.Seat
ed cailiagt ana hne Jersey COW viii 81
with pl.e>. Tue Sl,OuuuUv appropriate II
for hunnlo bayou Is almost sure to double
tue present price ~ $500 lor the pr "
erty. Terms one'hllf cash. balance teams
10 Suii; .iuiut possession vi tue prop
eitI can ne gwen, Apply 10 y. l.. Milis,
%io Aou s,4>tD u
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~ SaLE-A good gentleman's bicycle
1.5 S.eia .i make; In perfect repair; cheap
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rice canal work from Pine Island bayou
to Sour Lake. Texas, 10 let prairie work;
mnterial good Oils average -four feet /;
supply haul short; viii pay good prices
see MS before all is taken Address. care
Dutton hotel Beaumont. Texas, Brooks
Bros & Co. 10
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oNE GENILE COW with Young neIfer
T Tar price $50. Mrs. A, a. Forbes, Bun.
y
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FuR sALE--One AMI one. half lots ON cor
ner, Third ward, conveniently located A
bargain. Address lIli Caroline ST., or
l24J, this ONCE. Ii
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
HERE YOU ARE--Four room coffarc' 1vo
ulocEs or southern Pacific shops S13O0
on Chestnut streSe Wcathersby q 70
llo.1s Congress. il
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO COMMUNICATIVE anu
specihcaticns for q two.story frame res.
ldenee and barn can be seen at the
office OF 9 p. Barretts Racket store.
ITO Congress avenue. Bids viii be re.
celved until noon July IL. 10
SEALED PROPOSALS. will he received n.
the office OF the Louisiana Western Rail-
road company, New Orleans La. until
SSG TSnch 'qI Se 70 fer the grading Of
legth, beginning near Lake Charles. In.
ana extending in southeasterly direc-
non, For particulars address I. Fay.
general superintendent. New Orleans La
L; W, Stnhns engineer. Lake Charles,
La, or b. b. Cushing, Houston, Texas.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
az THIS Office up to July 20, 1902, fos
Jncinto battlefield, located in Harris coun,
~, Texas. Specifications for this work
can be secured by applying TO the I'M
lngs aud Grounds. %
OFFICE OF State Purchasing Agent. Aus.
I'm Texas. June 2T.-Sealed proposals viii
be received by the undersigned at Austin.
LieNaS until 10 o'clock q. m.,. Tuesday,
July ~ next and then opened. for fur
nlshlng one or all the Texas State char
IIaole ana eleemosynary institutions with
s,5 5eFss to Twelve months supply, begin.
tnnmerated In the pndernoted schedules.
selerFeu 10 and made part OF this adver-
tiscment. Boots and shoes blacksmith's
Tools aud materials. clothing, crockcry.
glassware and aluminium goods. dry
goods and notions, drugs and chemicals.
drug sundry and proprietary articles.
eieeuicai supplies. furniture, carpets.
etc'' FUELS, fresh meats. feed -four. meal
ste. tarm implements garden aud field
feeds groceries. hardware, tools, etc,
harness laundry supplies, leather and shoe
bAdings, lumber and builders material.
mems ana boys FURNISHINGS, musical IN
oogse products piece goods. plumbing
and steam heating supplies painters aud
trtSiS materials. school ami Kindergarten
S9pPhes la.lors' sapplies toilet paper c.
bouge. state purchasing agent. 20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Mans, ae.
tails and specifications for n two.story
orlck and stone city nall building can be
rem at the mayors office, Brenham,
deSas or at the office Of \. q. Watson,
aiehilect Austin Texas, on or after July
"a. and sealed bids win be received until
July "a, A, u. 1902, at o'clock a. m.
accompanied With certified check In the
sum OF $3.50, payable to the MAYOR OF
hrcnham or his successor IN oface, 10 he
forfeited In case bond I'm the sum o,
SWAl wei secured, Is not made withln
hye DAYS from date Of award Of contrntt.
hlght Is reserved to. reject any or al bids
james A Wilklns Mayor Of Brenham. 10
WANTED ! have XOOVO crthic vords of
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HAVE one million cubic yards OF good
work TO sublct at jacksonville, Texas;
good prices pay both WAYS; free transpor-
tation over Southern Pacific Apply at ms
office In jacksonville OF Orange, Texas.
A. Robinson, contractor. T.2I
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MAat DO -Iou
:" Mont?
HELP WANTED.

WANTED Young men TO sell fruit and
cigars on the trains Apply f. G.. Dcyrs
manager Crescent News and Hotel Com
pany, Central depot. L.
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BOARD-ROOMS WANTED.

NICE quiet young lady desires board In
private family with no children. Address
1907. this office. IL
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Gum Of $3.50 payable to the mayor OF
hrcnham or his successor IN ofdce, To he
forfeited IN cas-" bond in the sum o,
5000 well secured Is not made withln
Ave DAYS from date of award of contra, I
Right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
James A. wilkins. Mayor Of Brenham 10
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
AZ this Office up to July 90 1902, for
the surveying and fencing OF the SIM
Jncinto battlefield, located in Harris coun,
~, Texas. Specifications for this work
can be secured by applying to the I'M
ings and Grounds d
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WANTED, i have 3OO,OOO cubic wards of
grinding To let on Santa lee extension from
san Augustine to Center, Texas; long JOB
and good prices. l., j. Smith. contractor,
Center, JeNNs. 10
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WANTED situation OF any kind good
penman and mathematician; good city
references; salary no object. Address W.
D. Hughes Houston Heights, 10
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TYPEWRITERS.

VISIBLE TOUCH on the "Eliska TYPE
writer's. Electric $50; No. 7 $50; 10:
ssh. Niagara SIS. Best made: up-tQ date-
Catalogue free. W. +. Russell. pai'ssI
Texas,
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eaeh prospective customer per.
eye pstcr by the Neidich process; new;
Expensive. ]. j. Pastorlza p. and L.
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SITUATION WANTED by good colored
girl as nurse or housegirl; am willing to
work. Apply at 2G0l Nance street, Hous.
ton, Texas. ~
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rSh sALE-One good cash register worth
SIJV Tor $40; party closing out bust
MSS. Cail on Henry Alexander. 80 Com
niciCe avenue, city. IL
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J. B. BRITT of Wallis. Texas,
BIZ left my bed and board at Wal.
Texas, | hereby notify the public that
Illl not be responsible for nny debts
Imay contract. j. Il. Britt, Wallis.
ls. IL
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PERSONAL.

lERs TO WANT ADS remaining ia
bffce OF The Post for the week end
Saturday, July 8, 1909:
Ii; 81; 1921; 1852; 1928; 747s; 1853
J.; Clerk: 1903; 1854 1904; 204; 50
1850; f. NJ; 1906; 1851; 1882, 1882;
b.; W. D. Hendricks; ]. II. Hanson;
\ 1888; 1905; Housekeeper 1888; 1859;
1909; $3.50; 1910; 1851 1885; 1885;
be H.; 13s7, 1913; NJ; NJ. c.; 1855;
1864; 1915; 80; 1913; T7l6;
J.; 1916; Permanent; %; 1912: 1872 /;
T343; 1898; 1913; 693; 1894; 7844.
bn: 7345; T. NJ. 1910; 1910; 1871;
|7947, 1872, 722; 7347; 90; 1919; 1913;
7025; Young Lady; 1918.
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CoL0RED servant wanted for h0usework.
no washing Apply to Mrs. G. a. Kella
1914 Lamar, Houston. 10
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OFFICE OF state Purchasing Agent, Aus
I'm Texas. June 2T.-Sealed proposals viii
ne received by the undersigned at Austin,
LiSiNass 81 until 10 o'clock q. M. Tuesday.
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WANTED at once a white girl to 90
cooking for small family For informa-
ton address Mrs. Jas. Taylor, Village
Mills Texas. lu
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Doat NHa,.t Cdo
Pay 5e4t.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

VACANT HOUSES for rent Six rooms on
Fannin $3.50. 5 rooms on Milan S3B SO;
large barn on Franklin S40 b rooms on
Chartres 5000; > rooms SIG; also one
at $50; Z rooms on st. Emanuel SIS.
Houston Land 4 Trust Co., Houston II
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WANTED-At once. by n young man,
position as salesman In n grocery store;
good references given. 1923, this Of
flee 10
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WE WANT TO TAKE YOU OUT and show
you some Of our choice lots at very low
prices We have them on Main, Craw'
ford, Jackson and, In fact our llst covers
Houston We have several beautiful
homes ranging from $1,000 to $4,000 For
homes our list Is unsurpassed aid the
drive you out to see Just what we have.
oliver Crauston & Co. 40 Main street. II
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FOR SALB BY THE OWNER -NIce nyo.
room cottage ana TWO lots on the corner
OF Texas avenue and MtIby street, near
via sell at bargain and give terms
Of payment II desired. No agents need
Apply. us, this Office. ~
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~ wrote you Iettcr and semi N
Lafayette. La: send for it at once;
8rtant news for YOU. Punky Boy. 10
JcuRE-Best tonic for men. 81 bottle
tNyn g. Andersons. is
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Al ~ ~, rs ~, ~ III NtH Ioon,s on
nal.t'n $500 GG.nppi,, Stn .'l'.n SSo.'V'
e,sr oa' s, -. ~ rnar,s S,n tIolus ON
al SO; looms on 81. Emanuel SIN
Houston Land 4 Trust CO., Houston. II
49,
an6 oninrv no chiidren sG ps soa BAH BAH
avenue II
NpN IN AN Me stpRf itnii Of an Kinds Of
warehouse money loaned on furniture If
desired, Seaman Bartell' 2o6 Fauuin
81 sIrseI, phone - 10Y l e5oo..----------------- ~
FOR RENI.A desirable house on the cor
her OF Waiker ana LOUISIANA street IN.
-- qulre ~ 1vo SllIa ll- slI I-l.-- 10
TWO nicely furnished 'front.' rooms Mt IOa
travis ll..------------------- IL
NEATLY furnished rooms, four blocks
from Rice hotel: All modern convenlenres
No 1i03 Mckinney, corner Fannin. 10
SOUTH ROOM, upstairs, neatly furnished.
bath; close in; one or two gentlemen;
&C. ~ " '''s- -------V
! u = t-E .2.eaSanl rooms 1I1o " 4IAer. 10
W. Hlcei' iu'nisheu ioonns at 81 Nam
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FOR RENT-Ten room two-story dwelling,
modern conVenleh(esi corner iralrle ana
Gnu Sug,n,o, suisou,e iur pVHluluB nous
7PRS D : !, e-gSAgts s-O-g, y
Housekeeping rooms; l2tG Travis. is
DCoIt ,---,,.,,.--,,--. ,,,,----i--
Sochron to- Main II
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-FOUR DESIRABLE furnished rooms, two
upstairs two down suitable for lignt
housekeeping; on car Inc. Address lJ'3
tRIltol. 10
FOR KTNT-Threo Of four pnflrnis6cd
rooms with bath privilege. zoos Ru.k
lycnne IL
THREE ROOMS, upstairs. unfurn she'd no
FOR SALE OR IEASE--Ny d1lry, W, Il.
GIImcr Rrunner 'rnxns -
TIV17 II 4 YT7S0ITi7T-- 5;,-1TSIc5 r7--77- WITH
All modern convrnjenoe.' inclrdlng hot
and cold baths, phone. ole, at iii5 WAX.
T. ,7---- I77---1 ,-,-,-,.
hall bath ali modern convculpnccs, pure
dItesian water two car lines a. gate Ap
Plg MIS-. \. j. V lCh, ' lcA IaIh. -
.COTFAG E--qOG Crawford four rooms, nail.
bath, sewer sink Apply OU2 Crawford
street. IA
FOR RENT-NewIy fnTnished south room
with bnth no Milan. n
VIZ III - y - ~ -
kcei,ine. madarn convenienres 1Gis Clm,.
mrlcc. il
I-71T-I I7T77IT7STiTD rooms for jIg77 Ionsc
keeping. Apply 1U1s Mckee uI
i7PSTAiRS mont room IoO0 C1nI11I Ia
IN TIE RENTAL business ! lead sou
VII ma alI ueSlIanle rent houses ON my
fleet nhoncs 673 RIM bulldipl ~
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house: NIX Cnroline -
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! ~ .i ~ 1914 ~, tiuC9E' p'ofN from couit
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Nj Ella FURNISHED rooms at lfo= Preston
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lt 1oU nave a hnuae Tor sac nf EN-, or
II You want 10 hNE or rent, cAli ON I. J..
FIltton Co, llo112 Congress avenue. 10
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HOTELS, SUMMER RESORTS

RANDERA HOTEL. Dandera. Texas-open
for summer; hunting and fishing than-
ties: telephone connections: mountasa
and river drives -.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
HERE YOU ARE-Four room, coT1a. --,--- .,..-.
ulocks or southern Pacific shops S13O0
9 ,iho,S,ih estnut strete Wcathersby 4 Co,
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

POSITION WANTED-Dy fist-class cooh
ON section private car or camp. Cali 1t
corner Brown and Railroad streets Il. ii.
r., city. L.