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Arizona silver belt., 1902-07-24
Clearance Of
 Ladies' We StS

Fine bleached Vests, lace. trimmed neck and arm holes, worth 25c., for l24c.
 Fine bleached Vests, 3-inch wide lace trimming front. silk taped neck and arm holes, worth 50c for 35c.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-07-24
Ctcard Of Sh Goods

Best quality of Calicoes and Prints, Dc.
 Zephyr Ginghams - Regular l5c quality, reduced to l0c per yard.
 Extra good quality of l5c Per cales, l0c.
 Dimities and Organdies re- duced to 10c.
 Mercerized Ginghams, Fancy Striped Zepbyrs at 25c.
 Guaranteed Talleta Silks, reg ular Sl.2j value at Sl.
 Specials in Lace Galoons and All-OYers, worth Sl yd., at 50.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
nArspEcIAL ELEoTIoN

The Democratic committee OF Kent
county has passed a resolution TO the
effect that not a dollar will be used by
the Democrats 20 carry the election IN
the Ninth representative district This
means II they carry out their pledge
that they viii be showed under We
wish II were not necessary to state
that the Ninth district is normally
Democratic by a large majority, but
that II Will be carried by 1he Union Re
publicans. With one side using no
money and the other side having a
large corruption fund. almost every
district OF Kent and Sussex can BE- car
ried by the party having t. Il wasn't
always so. but We do not know how
many men may be tempted until We see
the experiment tried.
The Democrats have probably beer
moved by the fact that they could no
Evening journal., 1902-12-22

Furs.
Fur SeaTSs.
CIIifdrcn's Fur Sets,
Umbrellas.
Ladies' Fancy NecIOVear,
Fancy HsaBdkerChiels,
silk MunVerS,
EGid Gloves,
GOIfGIOveS,
Ladies' Golf Vests.
silk CAREERS,
Mems Fur Collars,
Fur Driving Gloves,
Mems Fancy NecIWear.
SiBk SuspendcrS,
Sweaters,
Knit Jackets,
MacldntOsheS,
Rain Goats,
Rubber Coats,
Smoking Jackets.
Fancy Vests.
Dressing Gowns.
Bath Robes,
P0iamas,
Plush Caps,
Polo and Skating Caps,
Tam-O'- -SbanterS.
ChiIdren's Velvet Hats,
Dress Snif Cases,
Travelling Bags,
Telescopes,
POcketbOOkS and Purses,
ChRteiaine Bags,
Wrist Bags,
JeVvCIry,
Sterling Silver Novelties,
Sterling Table Novelties,
QuadrupIe Plated Silver Sets,
Rogers SilVerWarc,
Cut Glass,
Cut Glass Mirrors,
Perfilmery,
Fancy Toilet Goods.
PIacques with EascIs,
Fancy Goods,
Pillow Tops.
Collar ana Cuff Boxes,
Work Boxes,
Jewel Cases,
Toilet and Manicure Sets.
IDgerSOII'S Dollar Watches,
Decorative Palms,
Blankets and Quilts.
Standard Sew ing Machines
Edison Photographs,
SpaIding's Football Goods.
Ping Pong.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22

meet the Union Republicans on their
own ground, and thus they made a vir-
tue Of a necessity. but whatever the
motive, II Is better that they should
lose. than 10 win a purchased victory.
For sometime the public conscience
will revolt; these things must level
themselves up, and for all the virtue a
party displays, sometime 1t viii receive
all credit There has been talk of hav-
ing an honest election in that district
and some persons may fancy that such
an outcome is assured. but with such
an election there would be an absolute
Indifference on the part Of 50 many
voters that a majority OF them would
remain away from the polls. The sys-
TEN has been created; it's fundamental
requirement is Doodle. and we are GER
tain the game will be played along the
established lines.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22

vieiously attacking a clergyman Of the
integrity and manhood OF the Rev.
Joseph Brown Turner. And In what
has Mr.. Turner offended? Why
he has dared to speak only a little bit
OF the truth. Now Union Republicans
don't want the truth. The Ten Com
mandments must not be applied to
politics. or c. r. Layton will become
greatly enraged. Has he not greatly
proflted by a system OF political Ias-
cality, so that the lean years have
changed TO fat? Therefore the Rev.
Joseph Brown Turner and all other
clergymen must preach a faith that is
pleasant The teachings Of religion
must not be extended to politics, but
as far as such Affairs go, the clergy
man must be obligingly blind
This editorial utterance suggests
that should the teachings OF the
church interfere with Addlcksism, the
church would have to yield. Loyalty
to Addicks may after a fashion be rec
onciled to religious convictions, but
when a conflict arises. the church, not
Addicksism, must suffer. We believe
we are not stating It too strongly when
we say that were a great number in
this State obliged TO choose between
their church and Addicks, Addicks
would claim a majority. This shows
the attractiyeness of money.
Editor Layton In sanctimonious tones
says Judge not that ye be not
judged" Which being interpreted by
This modern prophet. means that
preachers must shut their eyes to evil
dent rascality. When men ARE being
bought like cattle, the clergy are to
shut their eyes and stop their ears. But
why is this sentiment quoted in this
connection? Because the very life OF
the cause which the Secretary of State
espouses depends upon the blindness
and timidity Of the clergy and all other
good people.
Judge not"l Truly "the devil can
cite Scripture for his purpose" but as
Shakespeare continues: "An evil soul
producing holy witness is like villain
with a smiling cheek--a goodly apple,
rotten at the heart. Oh, what a goodly
outside falsehood hath"
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
raREATs oFAnoLp.up

The following, clipped from a Union
Republican sheet OF lower Delaware
shows the idea that certain Of the Ad-
dicks organs have of the duties OF leg
islators. Read this ideal for a member
of the General Assembly who takes an
oath OF fidelity to the interests OF all
the people:
No legislation can be enacted with
out the help OF the Union Republicans
and it is needless to say that help will
not be given until we receive fair play
from the opponents of majority rule
The city OF Wilmington, as usual
wants something She now
proposes to ask for new charter, but
unless her representatives eat a title
humble pie'' she will have TO worry
along a while longer without 1t The
people of the two lower counties have
decided by a large majority that they
want two United States Senators elect
cd--J. Edward Addlcks TO be one OF
tnem-and they are willing to let every
thing else 20 until they secure them.
This is a pretty sentiment, isn't e.:
Addicks wants to be Senator. and un-
til he gets what he wants. no act OF
legislation cam be passed There are
Questions CT vast moment to be con-
sidered. Wilmington needs charter;
shc can't get It till Addioks is elecce,l.
All the people OF the state demand
good roads legislation; we shall nave
to get along with the old system IL
we elect thug TO the Senate. rhe
temperance people demand a measure
Restricting the liquor traffic; il is sub
ordinated 70 the election OF highway
man to the Senate.
srch a condition logically has sprung
} from a dehauched franchise. 1t is the
result of tnat cowardice on the part d
many OF our people who threw thei
valuahles at a highwayman when n
uttered threats. But such a coward
lay, such a loathsome policy will no
AFFECT the conduct of the Regular Ra
publicans. They refuse to be coerce'
bv bullies. and cut throats. John Ed
e ward Addicks will not be elected, bu
the Regular Republicans will procee
D to introduce many wise and Just mea
r sures. and II Union Republican mem
3 hers vote against them. theirs will b
. the odium. Evidently there is the as
, sumption on the part OF Union Repul
llican leaders that the Governor will vet
All bills that may be passed until A'
u dicks is elected. We'll. that is u
lcovernor's business.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
EplroR LAYroN PREAoaEs

Some editorial blackguard in the Do
yer Sentinel. makes a vicious attack on
the Rev. Joseph Brown Turner. for his
splendid address delivered recently at
the banquet Of the Sons of Delaware in
Philadelphia. It is generally under
stood that the Secretary of State is the
real editor of the Sentinel, a fact
which is attested by the admission oi
that gentleman.
Thus we have layman OF the char
ecter and reputation Of c. r. DaytoI
Evening journal., 1902-12-22

Germany and England have asked
President Roosevelt TO act as arbitrator
IN their dispute with Venezuela It is
thought that the President viii accept.
and an announcement to that effect
may be made today. II is understood
that by this The United States accepts
no responsibility for the payment of
any award that may be made, but the
President viii confine his services
strictly to the Office OF arbitrator.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22

Marconi yesterday announced that
he had succeeded in sending a message
from his station in Nova Scotia to King
Edward, and the London Times states
THAT such a message has been received.
This looks like success for one OF the
greatest discoveries of modern times.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22

The Newark Ledger declares that Il
is all nonsense to talk about hanging a
Democratic member who should vote
for Addicks It world be deplorable
certainly. but we are facing a condi-
tion and not theory. and we should
be unwilling to insure the life Of any
Democratic member who should SO Far
forget himself.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
CHRISTS COMING TO INDIA
Discussed by David McConaughy in
West Presbyterian Church

At Central Presbyterian Church yes
terday morning David McConaughy. of
the Presbyterian Board of Missions.
formerly general secretary of the Cal
cutta, India, Young Mems Christian As
sociation made am address on Christ's
coming to India. He discussed the in
huence of Christ on the political. in
tellectual and moral character of In
dia, which is almost ready TO break
away from Hindcoism.
Last evening the Rev. A. n. Keigwin.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
Special Sale
Bronze and Brass Novelties

-. Desk Sets, Ink Wells, Clocks, Paper Wei
Figures, Ash Trays, Card Receivers, Vases, etc.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
Joseph G. Darlington & Co.,
1120=1128 Chestnut ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.

ID. D.. preached on the subject of "The
Bethlehem of the Heart" He said
that the latest edict of psychology is
that here is a sub-conscious part OF
man that is below the consciousness,
and we can be touched by unseen pow
ers. Christ comes into the Bethlehem
of the heart as a child. We cannot
jump into the full robust vigor of a
saint.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22

Ladies, clean your kid gloves with
the Dry Cleaner. It is not a liquid;
leaves no odor and can be used while
the glove is on the hand. For sale only
by r. w. Woolworth & Co., Five and
ren-Cent Store
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
TURKEY FOR WIDOWS
To be Christmas Present From
Bethlehem Lodge Of Orangemen

At a meeting of Star OF Bethlehem
Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 1876, of this
city. held in the Smith Building, Sat
urday evening, the widows and Or
phan Committee was instructed tc
purchase turkeys and have one sent tc
each widow as a Christmas present
Coal and flour will be sent to any
widow who may be in need of such.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
Brakeman Sinai IS Ankle

/. l. Walton, a Pennsylvania rail
road brakeman, living at No. 621 West
Fourth street, sprained his right ankle
yesterday while jumping from n train.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
English travelling Bags and Toilet Cases
Perfumery

ORIENTAL PERFUNlERY-Ex icls Toilet Waters,
and Sachets and all the popular French Extracts and
Toilet Waters.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22

For Bargains in Holiday Furniture
go 70 Adalns'.
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RICE LAND -is6A acres nne black prairie,
under fence, near NADIA, Wharton county.
Deud level With water ut twenty i've feet,
apparently incEhuustlble. Ideal rice land.
Brown Bros. Austin, leAas, lolf
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LIMITs III THE THIRD WARD Can
RE BOUGHT AS AN INVESTMENT
S15 PER LOT WILL BUY THEM. NOR
FLEET, PHONES 6I3. BlNl BUILD.
ING, s
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bAkBERS WANTED Easy money and
ttIayeh Address L. A. Harrington wau.
Aesnu, WIS. is
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$1,000 CASH win buy corner iOO by 2OO foar
ia Fifth ward; S2a00 viii buy corner t50
feet square, with bye.room cottage, sta
building. lO-n
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HnTELs. SUMMER RESORTS

T;-T-77rFT. HANCOCK Postoffice. block, Aut-
n.y. ~ fs1se Commercial trade solicited;
tlus y. frsf class; elegant roonlsi free
ssssmbis reens; free bAthsi rates " ana
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WE HAVE two nne homes With modern
convcntences, one block from South Eud
car line. at n decided bargain, r, e..
Lamb & Co. All Binz. .
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TIIRrE modern flye-room cottages, IN
Third ward at attractive figures; also
two m the Fourth ward, y. c. Lamo &
Co., All ning. .
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SrED MEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
y distribute circulars, advertising
s,sa, tack signs, etc; no canvassing'
|a4.avaa Advertising Bureau, Chicago. 3
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WsANTED-Noung men to learn telegraphy
Ior railway service: terms reasonable;
poSltlohS Seeured day and night ses.
9l3 M1in street. Uonsinn 10
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qualities pupils for immediate service;
our reputation for this is so well known
that we are now receiving more appe9
lions for operators than We can MI
write for prospectus, Dallas Telegraph
College, Daiias, Texas. u
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ne oASH-$1S weekly and expenses:
fsSsscs5. tae end Of each week, expenses
M: n6siii dmaIenng nositlon; no canvass
Efsn {Gsson permanent. Address Amer
+ ngese, Pontiac building, Chicago. 3
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HELP WANTED.

1000 experienced trlmmers N
'sfED~foiMR, ,ss ii. a. lwleb's. Apply
.aIrgy a. I'm" morning; tol5 Prairie ave
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS affords more adyAn
tages for home than any other cuburh
Of Houston. See this property before you
buy.
Lots FOR snle az lowest prices. for cash
cr on installnicnt plum.
Houston Heights onlce 23U Main street
JOHN A. MlLRoY. Agent
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S.LEhLf doing writing al homo:
4ss se1 two stamps for full partlc.
IoISir Haple Co., Real Estate Board
2-.s.lH, Nhlcago <
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fkMlAN man and wife, on ether white
a eple man to work, woman to wash,
fslst ID cooking for family of four. moth
IL olt sober, honest Industrious people
'esa apply house, wood water and food
punished. Drawer A. Iota, Acadia parish,
II 49, q
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID Tor scrap
ron, copper, brass, rubber, bones, sacks,
beeswa1 pecnns, etc. cOuutry SHIPMENTS
gpeciaity Mayer Lipsnits, Wholesale
dealer, 12Ol Montgomery avenue. Hous-
ION.
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~ man travel; $50 month and OK,
experience unnecessary; inclose
H. ssaSw9iessed envelope. Manager Per-
& r.. Mannattan building. Chicago. 8
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TIMBER wANrED--R ouhd and
square telegraph poles % feet long; 80
0 inches diameter. Address box Al, Bur
net Texas, 1V-a
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fsci1IitDs Hpstling brainy, up TO date
.ta sdSro!ss lesmnen OF good appearance
3luanen,s 20 nll vacancy IN this state:
III sd position 20 right man. Address
- 1nlcagO. =
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WANTEn-A b0pbheepr's 9tandine desk.
Address a.. this office
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED--To buy d buggy or runabout;
rubber Tired preferred. c. II. b., Z. Q.
hox 1911 .
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FINE SITUATION, fne brick building, on
paved street; business already established
saloon and restaurant for snlo cheap
party leaving city 4. i. Collins & SonS
lol6ia Congress avenue. y
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HApHER and assistant wanted at once
take charge Of the BurkeviIle school.
eaafess school Board, Burkeyille, Texas.
!. y 44 S
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WANT ten experienced salcswomeu An.
ply at enee to Ed KAN
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WANTED--A nfst-cIass engineer "a run c1,r
SSoAeo Corliss engine at eur new min. Ad-
Yttes or reply "a Louisiana ana Texas
LnIooer Co. hennard. Towns. 10
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lUHN q MUM,
n cRocKETT, TEzAe.

W. J. Tompaend. Attorney As Law ara
ds1' County NatianI Bank. Lufkla. wszae !
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HIGHEST PRIcEs paid for easron cloth'
ing; send postal: VIII call. II. Caplan.
7nh CongIess avenue.
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ELEGANT eight.room house, new mod.
ern, piaetered, large lot outbuidlngs and
alley, 2Tsi Austin will make easy terms;
see it and call 00S Chencyert, new phone
1917 old phone 1852 b
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SEVERAL thousand lour-foot ok and ash
wood wanted; state place Of shipment.
Apply 1905 Montgomery avenue. 9. Pirlz.
ner. ls-e
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&C 4 .oSY 70 taaas-
tkro4ak 'PoOt S0at ode
REAL ESTATE FoR sALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WE MAKE A SPECIALITY or EN
CHANGING PROPERTY. If YoI
WNST T F9 TTEIEeAHA PsGPI F6k G AqY
PROPERTY, on VICE VERSA, OR IN.
IMIRoxEp FOB l,SSC CS 4 I,
EXCHANGE LIST. nc YOU HAVE
INTo MONEY quick. List III WITH
Ms Pusn OUR puslNEss. rs +. q.
LAME \ CO., All BtNz. .
WE HAVE two 1ne homes With modern
eonvoniences. one block from South Eud
car line. AT decided bargain. =. g
Lamb s Co. All Binz. .
THREE modern nye-room cottages, IN
Third ward, at attractive ngurcsi also
two IN the Fourth ward, r. c. Lamp :
Co, All Bing. Q
4 FEW LOTS In THIRD ward, only one
block from car line. &C $3.50 each. +, c,
Lamb & Co.. All Biilz >
IL YOU are ~ market FOR email cottages
near the shops IN the Fifth ward, We
have them for sale cheap; We can SCI
you nice home for $500. l.. G. Lamb
& Co, All BiEE .
WELD located In Second ward We have. two
real nice cottages al low price. +, q
Lamb 4 Co. al SIM.
WE HAVE several nice residences With
handsome rental income to exchange fuf
rice lands on plantation. H. c Lamb \
CO., All Blng .
WHAT HAVE YOU TO otfer Tor one OF the
best plantations In the coast country
r. {. Lamb & Co, al Binz Q
a CLIENT Of ours wants offers on two
fine lots on Hogan street graded; they
have to be sold az once. E, c, Lamb y
Co. al Blrz. b
If YOU want 70 convert any q your prop.
erty into money see us We can set
yon cash for Il without delay. u. e.
Lamb & Co, Al Binz .
WE HAVE some choice bargains In acre
age. close In, most anywhere Sou want H.
y. c. Lamb & Co. al Blnz .
5000 BUYS i nice home WITH two lois IN
Third ward, p, c. Lamb & Coz III Binz
WE CAN trade you improved property fer
vacant lots anywhere IN the cltN. ~ =
/ Lamb & Co, al Binz .
/ WE'LL improved farm near the city 70 OK
change for vacant lots OF "A nice homie
u & Lamb a Co, All GinZ b
W o,--,-.-, - - ,T,,I,-,- FOR n
J good horse end buggy or surrey. Z. e..
| Lamb CO. Ill Blnz. .
| A MOE little dairy 10 exchange for land
| or vacant lots. e. c. Lamb q Co, III
Binz. .
| VIZ CAN give you the cash for any real
| estate you will sell ut sacrifice. Sec US
| Il. c. Lamb X Co, ALL Blnz.
II NOTHING on our list suits you VIC can
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7
:, - y e, A = M lon nrie,u AMI pnNv
~ 1900, - as,caegs
forebt nortS az tbc city. ranging In price
/ from S13o0 10 $1,000 APIECE. ready Tor
j ooeupancy III once i expect "a sell them
| all TO readers OF this advertisement dir
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WHITE WOMAN FOR general helm. To6J
nome; small family; permanent bositior
TO right party. Address lis Anita ave
nue..
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IN oVT IUVW 20 open an otncc and
~ k charge Of our business; new article
aheh destroys the odor of liquor or
fieas, called "NiX-E Won't Tell" has
tlde a hit throughout the country
.tlulek seller and repeater" sold to
wv saloon, cigar and drug trade, $50
1farts you N business; profits $100 to $500
4 Ronthly NIKE Co. Chicago. -, 3
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land for sale within three to Six mites
OF Eagle Lake, ia tracts TO suit purchas'
crs and on long Time. These lands are
fenced and JOIN rice farms which ape
watdred by weils and caupls: wattr IN
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ssiED--5An old maid mot too old who
kIlsIsNtsnds housekeeping in all its de.
NV OF q mlddleaged widow, not too
~ looking or stylish fear OF jealousy,
Ss,,I svp mouse Tor an aged couple each
#ls ller three-fourths century an
'sLlsaiy; no children at home; light
s.LA ana 9 comfortable home. Address
~ eof 0OO, Calvert. ThXns. q
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SALESMAN 70 work gcnerai Stores IA
nrekas' salary and expenses International
IA, a lelitss supply Co, 81 Louis. Mo. 5
WANTED-Reliahie white woman Oith no
-lncu.mbrancts 70 40 cooking and hoase-
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HOUSTON HOMES MY SPECIALLY
FAIR DEALING low prices and easy
terms the secret OF my success.
ferent parts of the city, ranging IN price
from Sl300 20 $1,000 apieeg. ready for
occupancy at once. ! expect "a sell them
ing the next ten days. Call ut office
Monday for complete list and mako your
selection WM A WILSON,
aO3 Kiam Building. ,
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HlGHIBT cash prices paid Tor an KINDS
Junk iron brass, zine, lead, rope. boxes,
bottles rubber, etc; country shipments
solclted wholesale dealer: telephone tQlil
2ag. new 4T6 Louis Eaninsky, ialT'n
preston aHenne. eoYner Austln u
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ATToRNEYs' DIRacToRY

L. b. MOODY.
Attorneg fer First
National Bank 81 Houstons
1851 Congreas Avenue,
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sts g embroider doyles and center-
gAest b,I Hone an materials furnished:
lnned pvsS paid; no canvasslng; send
"a, Ely hr,iyd,s1lpe e Ely Manufacturing
II IT, 1uluius, Chicago Il
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"a ,eSTerywhere hustlers 10 tark
4. c3nynsdgIbnpate circulars. samples. etc:
ks Barssss good pay. sun Adyertis'
tl;s.s..,ui 1hleago. K
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tisrlgrsr ~ IN man to represent man
A 5SpeDs a PART Of Texas sis per week
lEe m6sey salary paid each week; *
y Dcsrborb ap9hE3aheed Smith manager,
|nor..---.-..t NAlCAgo 4
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~ l Experienced and Competent
lGTrelan Tor double cutting band and
Siteular yellow pine mill. state salary;
na ..l companies worked Tor aud how long
VITA each; one used to handling mixed
AooE Address Lock. Moore 4 Co,
Amited Westlake. La o