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Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
CALIFORNIA CLOSE.
PGrdca Has Probably Been E1ectc l
 Governor.

PGrdca Has Probably Been Elcctc l
 Governor.
 San Francisco November 5.-Ccm- plcte returns from Gan Fra1cisco and partial returns from all over the state Indicate that George C. Pardee, the re publican nominee for governor. is elected by majority of two or three thousand. The plurality of 5000 given by San FranCi-co fer 2. X. Lane. the democratic candidate, has been almost wiped out by the republican majoritiez in the interior counties. The republican vote for Pardee in southern California is justifying the estimates of the re- publican campaign committee, and has undoubtedly elected him.
 The legislature. which will choose a United States senator, i5 largely rapub- lican on joint ballot.
 The republicans lost two congress men, Kahn in the Fourth and Loud in the Fifth
 The first and second districts are still undecided, with the democrats leading. The delegation now stands. Republicans, f; democrats and union labor, 2; doubtful, 2
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
QUAY'S MAJORITY.

Philadelphia, November 5.-Practical- ly complete returns from the state in dicate a plurality for Samuel w. Pen nypacker, republican, for governor, of about 135,OOO. Of the 32 congressman elected, 28 republicans and four fusion ists were elected. The incoming house of representatives will be made up of 157 republicans and 47 democrats, and the senate will contain 8 republicans and Il democrats. On joint ballot 12S votes are required to elect a United States senator, and PenrOse claims to have elected more than enough mem- bers pledged to him to insure his re- election to the senate in January next
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06

Washington, November 5.-The latest returns received up to 1C:SC D. m. show that the. republicans Qncluding in this description the iusionists elected from the Pittsburg- Allegheny districts in Pennsylvania, will control the next house by a vote of 2O4 republicans to 179 democrats, with one district, the eighth Tennessee, and two California districts remaining so much ia doubt that officia returns will be needed to decide the result.
 The totals given are believed to be correct, although there are a few dis tricts. such as two in Colorado and enc in Minnesota where the republican and democratic managers respectively do not concede defeat, but the general result could not he affected, even should their claims prove well founded.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
THE UP STATE WAVE
Swept Away Colers Tremendous
 Greater New York Majority.

New York, November 5.-Official fig ures on the vote for governor vary but little from the unofficial reports.
 According to returns made to the ex- ecutive at Albany by the several coun- ty clerks the plurality for Odell, repub- lican, is 12,SS7. Only three counties above the Bronx were carried by the democratic nominee the aggregate plurality for Coler in these counties being 1,011.
 These and the Greater New York plurality of 122,074 given to Coler was met and overcome by an upstate re- publican plurality of 135,972, the differ ence being net plurality of 12SS7 against III, ,126 plurality for Odell in 19OO
 Returns of the vote for other state officers are so meager that it is impos- sible to say if the democrats have been more successful as regards the minor officials than in the case of gov Crnor.
 The state legislature is controlled by the republicans by a reduced majority. but one so large. as to admit no doubt of the return of MT. Platt to the United States senate.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, November 5.-Wheat was higher today at the start, due to wet weather and smaller receipts, and in spite of considerable liquidation the close was firm, with December a shade lower, corn 1c higher. with oats shade higher. January provisions closed from 12h@15c to 2215c higher.
 December wheat opened at 715s to 71sc. declined to 7O7sc, and closed at 7112c. December oats closed at 29%c after selling between 2912c and 297sc.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06

on his slight lead, and last night the democrats conceded his election by q majority of five. Cooks majority Cl the official county will not be less than sixty. Barnett for the office of re- corder has been defeated by 47. Me Queen for the assembly missed election only by from 10 to 20 votes
 Returns were received yesterday from all the precincts in the county ex- cept Verde, Johnstone and Gold Coin. From the last two precincts partial re- turns have been brought in, so that it is known that the general result will not be affected.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
METAL MARKET.

New York, November 5.-Spot copper in London closed at f52 2s Cd, and fu- lures al f52 7s Sd. The New York mar ket was dull. Standard closed at S11.00; lake, 11.621a@S11S71a; electrolytic, s11.6O@S11.7O; casting, $116O@$11.70.
 Lead was unchanged here at 41sc, but declined Is 3d in London to f1O 2s Cd.
 Spelter was dull here at s5.4O, while in London it advanced 2s Sd to f19 Is 6d
 Bar silver, 501sc.
 Mexican dollars, 39Ac.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
FRENCH ARBITRATION
Which Does Not Satisfy the Striking
 Miners.

Paris, November 5.-The arbitrators of the miners union in the department of Pas de Calais today gave a decision against an increase of the present rate of wages, holding that the rates are proportionate to the selling price of coal Annexed to the decision was a written declaration of the representa- tives of all the companies in that dis trict to the effect that the old-age pen sions for wOrkmen would be raised.
 The delegates of the miners are dis satisfied with the decision and expect to carry the matter to the chamber of deputies.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. November 5--Cattle-Isc- ccipts. 11,0OO, including 2.oO0 westerns Steady. Good to prime steers. S6-50s. $7.40; poor to medium, $3.50d $6.25 {, stockers and feeders, $2.50G SS.75; COWS. s1.4uS475; heifers. $2.OOGS5-S0: canners. $1.4OdS2.5O; bulls. $2.OOdS4.5O; calves. $S.15H$7.50 Texas fed steers. S3Ool S4.25; western steers, S3.50G s6-O0.
 Sheep-Receipts, 30.0Oe. Slow and lower. Good to choice wethers. S3.50G S4.O0 fair to choice mixed. S2.506 S3. 40. western sheep. s2.76GSS-S5; native lambs, SS-50GS5-25; western lambs. s3.75@S5.00.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
UNDERGROUND WATER SUPPLY
Engineer Arthur P. Davis Here to
 Make Thorough Investigatation.

Arthur P. Davis. principal engineer Of the arid land reclamation service O. the United States geological survey, and under whose supervision the plans and estimates for the Tonto reservoir were made, arrived here yesterday morning from Needles, and will be in the valley fer probably two weeks.
 The mission of Mir. Davis this time is to begin the investigation of another feature of the government storage and irrigation enterprise in this valley,
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
VERY NARROW MARcIN-

Guthrie, Ok, November 5.-Both the democrats and republicans are claim ing the election of delegate to congress from Oklahoma by the narrow major; ty of 1000. The returns are coming in slowly and the official count may Ec necessary to decide the election. The republicans claim the legislature by enc majority in the seaGtc and si-; in the LCJrp.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
The Stock Market Depressed Ey
 Deferred Hope.

New York, November 5.-The hopes deferred of some large speculative holders of stock made their influence felt in today's stock market. And the renewed disappointment of these hopes was reflected in the lively selling move ment with which the market closed and before which it rece1ed 1 to 14 points lower than Mondays closing level.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
HANNA GRATIFIED.

Cleveland, O.. November 5.-Senatcr Hanna, chairman of the national re- publican committee, when asked for a statement today on the election re suits, said:
 "The returns thus far are gratifying but l do not care to discuss the result until further and m0re definite infor-
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
KILLING OF A BARTENDER.
Puts the Military on the Alert in the
 City of Manila.

Manila, November 5.-As a result of the killing of an American bartender named Armitage, who was shot yes terday by a native policeman who had quarroled with him, the governor of the province has requested Governor Franklin Bell to furnish military pro lection against a party of unemployed Americans who are threatening ven Geance. General Bell has ordered the garrison to preserve order.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
SINKING OF A LAUNCH.

New York. November 5.-Captain Henry Van Wart of Brooklyn reported today that a naptha launch, the Ethel. capsized in the Rockaway inlet yester- day and three men and a boy aboard were drowned. The launch filled and eank. The identity of the drowned per sons is unknown.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
NEVADA FOR FrYsIONIsTs

Reno, Nev., Novem Der 5.-The entire fusion state ticket has been elected with the exception of Bray. superin- tendert Of schools, who was defeated by Ring. Sparks majority for gover- nor will be fully HOO.
 Van Duzer. fer congress, carried the state by l. OGO
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
LANE WILL CONTEST.

San Francisco, November 5.-"There is no doubt that a majority Of the peo- pie of California cast their votes for me for governor" said Franklin K. - Lane to the Associated Press tonight. Then what do you think of the sit uationS at this hour?" G:30 o'clocD he was asked.
 "The result is undecided. Therc have been several suspicious facts in connection with the count that lead me to believe that frauds have been committed"
 Then, is it to be inferred, MT. Lane. that there will be a contest in case the returns show the election of Dr. Pardee?"
 Most assuredly there will be a con- test" said MT. Lane.
 COLORADO REPUBLICAN. ShafrCth's Seat in Congress Is in
 Dispute.
 Denver, Colo, November 5.-The
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
BONDS.

U. S. ref. 2s, reg. and coupon, 109A {: 3s, reg, 10Sh coupon, 10S; new As, reg. and coupon, 13612; old As, reg. and cou- pon, 11O%; 5s. reg. and coupon, 1044
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
OKL LAHOMA Is IN DOUBT
 A THOUSAND EITHER WAY
It Will Take an Official Count to De- termine Status of Statehood Bill

The Result in California is Not Quite CearLane Threat ening Contest in Case the Count Goes Against Him. Figures Received at Washington Leave No Doubt That the Republicans Will Have Good Working Majority in the Next House. Unaffected by the Uncertainty in Several Close Districts
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
STUDY OF COAL MINING
 BY STRIKE COMMISSION
A Full Week Spent in Dark Gang
 ways and Chambers

The Commission Is Now Prepared to Sit in Intelligent Judgment on the Controversy Between the Strikers and the Operators-The Arbitrators Will Meet Mon day to Take the Testimony of the Miners-In Prepar ation for This Event They Have Examined Seven Mines
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
ACCOUNTANT

Up-to-date, labor saving systems of bookkeeping installed for large or small concerns; mining company books ad- justed; annual closing of books ar ranged.
 Phoenix, Ariz. Tel. 3731.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06

December corn closed at 513sc, after ranging between 5O94c and 5ITsc.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, November 5.-Forecast for Arizona Fair Thursday and Fri day.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-06
COLORADO REPUBLICAN

ShafrCth's Seat in Congress Is in
 Dispute.
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,eo ACRES best black prairie Land, I'm.
nroTed. quarter mile from station on
good graded road ~ mnss from aeep
ston. ttis h a special bargain and must
sell quick: price l2e per aere- C. W.
Hail = Co, 40 lain'
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CHARTERS, south pako-
"a no tax minimum costs nhaUer5 1lso
procured in New lcrgey or any othcc
NaflouDI ncafporation Company. Pierre,
Is h. and 40 William St., New York.
Houston counsel ira f. Jones
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ONE IMPROVED lot In Houston; must DO
sold az once; viii sell at o bargain. Ad-
dress 4O6 Moore Burnett building u
100 FEET square on corner Walker ave
nue.. close H. $500 cash. Hannah 8, Par.
sons, u
1911 Pierce, siIroom modern. large barn,
j0xl30, south front 5000 cash, balance
loug time Hannah s. Parsons u
PIERCE AND CHENEVERT, GoXl25 feet
on corner, cheap vn long time at Z per
cent. Hauuah & Parsons. q
ON HARRINGTON, just of Montgomery,
new seven-room house with reception
hall. bath aud city water, spleudldly
built and flushed; south front. Here is
a chance 70 get place worth every DO!
lar asked for IT, small cash payment, bal.
ance ike rent Hannah & Parsons, 1917
Texas avenue. -
100 FEET from Prefton, four blocks from
Maiu brick house rents for $50 per
month $500, also three houses close u
renting for 500 per month, $4,000 Han
nah aud Parsons y
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COTTAGE aud Third ward corner, $500
Oue-Quartur block aud eightroom resi-
deuco on paved street, 5000
Tenroom house on corner, close In,
$4,000.
Flye-room cottage. Third ward, near car
line, $500
Cottages 10 Fifth ward near Southern
Pacific shops. $1,000 up.
Cottage aud Ave lots near city limits
close TO Harrisburg road, at q bargain.
over $50 lots fronting Harrisburg shell
road.
Bayou front from S95 TO $1,000 per acre.
Lots 10 Cascara addition near Southern
Paclnc shops, 500 up,
Corner. l00x20O feet. in Fifth ward,
cheap for three days Just the corner for
tenement houses L w. Craig,
u 400 Kiam building.
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F0R SALE-Aimoat new stOck OF mef.
cbaudise. principally groceries, ipF@ee
about slj00. cash slies tnie year slaVD'
bad health In family reason I0f selling.
IN Brandt. MaIla. IexaA. y
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1 sIrs WANrED-One experienced
n X, stocery salesman for Texas ter
III r vsAlne year to I'LL vacancy; sal
y NJ month and expenses; arefet-
--utstHIew, ll26. this oftice u
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FOR CASH Will sell The prettiest little
stock drugs on the coast al new aver
Collections good. DR.. Z. r. Scott, Van
Week Texas ~
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/ CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS no matter
where II is. spud description state price
and learn how established 1895; Highest
rcfcrendesi Offices 10 fourteen cities w.
NJ Ostrander, 1413 \. s. BOG lh'ladel'
mia
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l ssisrs Aa expenses, lady or gentie.
q isml groceries to hotels. restau-
Y srest s ~, Pure Food Co, 10 North
Srf----7 Salcag0. 81
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q I'll sl-elass travelling man Janu-
b tvssa staple articles 10 retail fur.
BE, pri,ees SIDE line; better goods and
rs ~ ~ tlan competitors; sells
|alas =, Fsotosraph' applications must
q Sbseei Address Michigan Desk
~ SS,- Ss--leern street, Chicago.
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F0E eALE--PUre cane syrup without lime,
gulphur or any chemicals, absolutely pure
len g1tlong 81 ~, whole barrels 10 Z. ..
b. here. w. ~ Tigaey sandy Point,
TcE0a =
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100 ACRES PRAIRIE LAND. about
miles from Thompson, on II. q I. Z. X.
r., ia Harris county, for IS per acre.
$40 acres prairie land 1 mile from alta.
tlon, on u s. T. c. r, r., ia Harris
county. for So per acre.
a0o0 acrea about ! mile from station
and half timber and half prairie, aud
come improvements. foe s. per acre.
1000 acres about miles from railroad
station, 200 acres In cultivation, with
Lateral from o canal and the land oveed.
About GOO acres fine level black land,
suitable for rice, and about 100 acres tim.
bered and dne bottom land suitable for
corn, cotton, sugar cane or any crops
grown In South Texas. Price 81 per
mere.
Agents for Kouutae Bros LANDS In
Wharton. Matagorda and Jackoon coup-
tlce 10 tracts Of leo acres up to 5O,voi
prices 81 90 SIS per acre. great develop.
ment win take place In these during the
twelve months; lands are cure 70 increase
Ia value, they are suited 20 the culture
OF rice, corn, cotton, sugar cane oats
and other South Texas crope; wrlp9 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 90 $50 per acre
Agents for Texas Rice Development
Co lands In Matagorda county, consist
Ing OF 2o,ooO acres, subdivided into 10
acres aud up.
party coming 70 Texas 90 whom we eel
n the title fails upon examination by
competent attorneys. w G. Moore q
Co, Houston, Texas; puson, Moore a
Co., El Campo. Texas.
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~. letters at home spare time {;
II ~, ~, permanent position. Address
b nv harrison Manufacturing Com
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,sS,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
Ef distribute circulars, samples,
l,ir, SpetnNasSing; good pay. Sun Ad
- ooIeau, Chicago, III q
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WANTED -Gcaeral agents In Southwestern
Lie Assurance society OF New YORK. I'M
der direct contracts with the home onice;
exclusive territory permanent renewal ~.
terest Address Whitney CARTON dfb
Rr6adwsy. New York or 90 Min street.
Daibe Texas. 81
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soD,Ss' ifl TO do light housewofk; s;
NJ, Tey,, telerepces required. Box 20
S----Aas, q
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FOR 81 SALE

Harrisburg Road.
The handsome quarter. block and two !
story house corner Of Fanniu and Web |
ster--the Hin home.
1O.lot-block 50. corner Webster and Gen.
try streets Fourth ward.
l2lot.block 40, Cnapmau's Third Add
tion, HALEY street. Fifth ward.
IS acres bayon front. one mile from
city. South side
2 lots. walker and Shepherd. Sd ward
lots. Hadlcy and chartrcs, 81 ward.
sections Of prairie land miles north.
west Of Houston
These are all bargains, and win be cold.
Cut this out aud call
GEO. J.. PORTER & son,
"a Exclusive Agents.
FOR sALE-23l acres OF rice prairie land
cone tenant house. fenced and drained
one-half mile from SANDY Point ttatlon
100 feet from !. & 6, r. track eau be
bought cheap for cash q. Box "a ~
LAND AGENT--wm nut You onto facts
YOU can perfect title 10 section land
worth So TO so per acre for small sum
Land, this onice II
FOR SALE CHEAP--My pasture and farm
ia Urm8u league In Wharton county, con
tanning 2o75 ncres this land IS three
miles west OF VANS i"ur ana one nalI
rice land In the proven we'll territory;
has splendid drainage For price and
terms addresS W D. .r""ni' "ua'''n
Texas. q
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
900 acres Odessa lincoln co. Wagh., es.
pecIalIy sultable Tor resldGpre lots
S2o acres Miner 60. paE. good tll-
Fine dairy farm 8el acres ana imDt
pSSr Il r
5.ro6m cottage and lot Nebraska CITY
Nebo o., r.,
r." u''sS "u" '''p'"
'' SG.roop, botc and NJ ocr. Pr,ttsbgrq
n Y.
1.room residence aud lot Liberty, no.
27l acres Anne Arundel Co. No. miiea
water frontage suitable for resort.
100 acres Crowley Co. kaus
o room residence ana lot Jackson. Mich
LIVERY and feed stIble business and .
lota King civ. CAL good business
$40 acres and imp'g EHFeE Co. Va.
SesI9e1ee a9d y aeI "a near TayaTe5
FItiE, lhsa'tl '".' t'.' ~ "r'N' '''''
ulsh1td' rra o. w.. ,oo
- aIitTs 80 - 80 ttr,ter
lots and lmpts Wautoma WIS
20 acres and water power. Nausaat1 Co,
WIS -.,,..
/ Vaufome wis
/ 100 acres Kern Co Col all cultivated
IGo orrea and tn,rts gu,lft % MINI.
/ 80 acres rultimated / mile from X
24s acres Wyoming Co New York. excel
/ lent dairy and grain tafu. good buildings
~ acres, Clay Co, tlaa, sultgule TOT
sugar cane cotton corn and vegeta5les,
G6o5 9c tg5,, aba l'H a sColrl6Ses Ohio
1eT q 80, "a inS,fs pt+tv.yn ~ "
3 be,-,4ffTt Toeetior a. r,,rtrr home
Good hide iof Harvey. chicago. III
20 A ana iupts.. Henry Co No, 2Ol
( A cultivated Q MI from r r.
W NJ OsTRANDER
- :. : : =
FARM FOR SALE--312 acres, 40 IN cul
ovation young bearing orchard OF
400 trees new tye'roon frame 9li,a -
W+syeyid TelR55s
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SOUR LAKE OIL LAND STRIPS. travers
ing IS ooO acres, or one 20 sDD-Acre solt'
tracts Plats free. 3. II. Huston houa
ton, owner. Z
,--T~,,-T- 1900 49, ,,1.r ~, tt,a an,
4AEEI hetsntss- iols 80 ~ ~ nv coz
school, Only 80 eash' S"edt"u' ~
Ls&ls aESnle. --------------------------
uyrfA-r ~, 80, ,ysntq Where do Won wan
~ We bavn n large 81 az lands an
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WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE. NEGOTIATE LOANS. SEE
US If YOU WISH TO BUY, LIST
YOUR PROPERTY WITH US 1T YOU
WANT IN SOLD. r. G. GRAY & Co,
500 BlNZ, HOUSTON. tf
Will ANY other store sell ladies storm
rubbers, nrst quality, for 30 centsf r.
Merritt. ~
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,s si.I,NE SALESMAN for Texas; no
IsA knowledge, but active, all round
III, established high rated house. f
allngs, sales manager. 2i w. Al.
s!set, Detroit, Mich. p
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4 sisH,a Ls-Eyery locality, good salary
IAriTs unnecessary, international
- agency, Milwaukee, Wis. p
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so tenant houses, eco a. pasture and
timber; good wire fence Place we'll i'm.
proved, aud an unusual bargain VII
trade Tor property ia North Texas.
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stock Of mdse 5000 store, 326 a.
Brazos bottom farm, near station. on S.
and p Ry l0O-a farm In Wharton
Co 30 cult, house, barns 20 o. 8 mi
from Wallis go head good cattle. VIII
trade for good business property In live
North Texas.
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Htpce.rres y, 70 learn barber trade; spe-
.sTe N tents nats to distant appllcants as
h "a on Soueee IN Texas; more expert,
n ttelsr Month than elsewhere I'M ON
Pes A. practice; expert Instruction.
4 dass. n9hstratlons, etc. eyervtbT 4
81 a NJ esntly htted with revoly Z
sAons departments: beware ~
81 eslas similar names. NN
ssss Een Moler system
~" Orleans. La, or 81 Il,
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UIVF Y0T PLACE 70 start drug store:
VIII seli nice stock and lItpres cost
5000 for 5000 5000 cash and $500 "
reai estate. WIite L., sos Congress ave-
AnEflp. Ie10R.
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wANrED-ro sell, tito. gun, bicycle and
general repair shop with htoek OF ma.
iincF Of work Que new ~ horse power
gasoline engine pulleys, belts ana spaft.
me-: a good established tradei tlis must
3" %
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F0R SAFE or EXCHANGE foF Iaaas, Y.
up.to.d8te confectionery and SOFA 49,
inyolces 5000 For particulars, address
1869 this office.
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Ia sevsr,s1 from $50 down; many who
4 All nr uiSed took 81 space; In fact,
ato,S pepii,lshers In country towns or
wi M aug 10 replenish their bank
Il sAowrs, pan WIN not fail when prop
I'd T,,i pne dollar by registered let.
Y, an ~ send full description. c. T.
- Dauphln street, Mobile, Ala
u
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Iron proposition adjoining Llano. This
can be worked up into a nrst class deal,
as lt Is part Of the famous Iron Noun
tam land and very valuable.