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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-16
PlAoeTAFr.

From the Sun.
Yha An0nola Peak was covered with
snlv 4Qnebday afternoon.
0enee6uo rains have fallen during
the week. Bnt the country can stand
. months steady rainfall.
F. G. Watson and wife left Tuesday
for Santa Ana, Cal. where Mr.. Watson
intends engaging In business. and they
expect 70 raaks that place their future
home.
Col. ]. r. wilson, who II seeking the
democratic nomination for delegate to
congress. spent Thursday here fixing
his political fences which were made
somewhat rickety by G. Nj. Shannon.
j. w. Francis and Harry Jacoby ~
turned from the reservation Tuesday.
They have found near their copper
mines abundant water for the opera
tton of that property.
Passenger train No 7 ran over .
Mexican section hand at Winona sta
tion Sunday morning. The body was
mutiiated beyond recognition. The re.
mains were brought here and an In.
quest held before Coroner Quinlan.
The jury returned q verdict exonerat.
ing the railroad and Its employees from
all blame for the accident.
From the Gem.
Ed Thornton and Miss Annie Lock
wood were married in rlagsta6 by Rev.
J. H. Henry.
Hugh Campbell returned from New
Mexico, where he has been for several
weeks purchasing sheep.
J. Frank Wilson. democratic candi
date for the nomination Of delegate to
congress, arrived in the city from Pres
colt. 1t seems to be foregone con
clusion that Coconino county Is In the
Wilson column.
Miss Margaret Wallace, an efhcient
teacher In the Flagstaff public schools
left for Los Angeles, Cal, to spend q
few weeks visiting.
The democratic central committee
of Yavapai county adopted resolution
last Saturday endorsing J. Frank VIII
son for delegate to congress-.
At the special election last Thursday
George Babbitt was elected councilman
| for the town OF Flagstaff. He has
since qualified as such. but he don't
draw any salary.
J. C. Grim of this city has been ap
pointed by Governor Brodie as mem
ber OF the board Of the Northern Ari
zona Normal school to succeed I. r
Pollock, resigned. His commission was
| issued on the 9Th.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-16

From the Index.
The court house building will be .
beauty.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
give a dance Friday night. August IL.
In the hall In Aziec.
A call is ssued for the republican
central committee OF San Juan county
TO meet at the county seat on August
30.
Several Aztec property owners are
having cisterns and cellars built ON
their properties. and the brick masons
are busy at this work.
The Actex base ball team is arrang-
Ing . game with Pagosa Springs TOR
August "a. to be played ut Pagosa.
The Endeavor Society Of Aztec will
give an entertainment about the 9th or
10th OF September to complete the
wood work OF the porch Of the court
house.
The death OF w. n. shawver. who
was 30 badly injured by . fall whils
working ON Graves bridge last week.
occurred 1t o'clock Saturday evon'
ing. The body was removed to Farm
ipgton and the funeral Was held there
14uceaay. Tho deceased Was . good
man, : rood cltiseu. and his wife and
\ - nave the 0yupathy of . wide circla
ce 1rDoaAs II the1r a&iCtion.
|. oXN7A VG.
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A FINE modern, tenroom rcsdpnce, NTH
half block of ground, ON car me; hest
neighborhood In Houston. Address own.
er, TINS onice. 20
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2S05 ACRES OF fine tlmbered land IN a
solid body, situated In Liberty county,
eight miles northeast New Caney; will
cut 1000 feet pine and about 1850 feet
white oak 70 mere; can be purchased at
a bargain. Address $. ]. Franklin, Waco.
Texas I2.5
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--No 800 Jewel gas cook stove
and one gus heater; cost $2S. sell for Sl5;
perfect condition. 1904 Gray avenue 30
FINE buggy; half price. 42O Caroline. %
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PERSONAL.

j. y. HUICHlNS, Nuyasota, Texas, man.
ufactures a salve tina. viii cure tetter
eczema, ringworm or old sores OF any
andi price 81 per box; any one buying
one box OF this salve not benefited money
refunded. Mrlte for testImnnInls. l.lNuS
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FUK SALE-A 1pc famlly cow VIII no
ltesh soon; also a good farul wagon at
lll4 BaKby street ~
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ia sbso ni,A..NAToBIUM. Hico. Texas.
n 'o.ilne, whisky and o ttSnr' lnol, =,
n, v gisTy case tIeated on III H. W wv, NJ :
|nstsel W. pain, but positive cure
4 ultil perfecftiur e no pay; keep your
% - superintendent. Hicu,
I1V7,.--------- 1913
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NICE ROOMS Newly furnished, new
exchanged; COO Dallas avenue -
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w tslleye s ar5 Damlana tablets
~ y. q inpoteeSSelo Permanently cure
M, Ble6oa'uSs Or DEBILITY; mailed
s,sgsY avenue Ssen Ii PHARMACIST,
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BOARD AND ROOM.

COUPLE WANT frst-class room and board
In private family; gentleman TO take
breakfast only. &. II. NJ, 1870 Texas
Ayenne. ~
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SEVERAL cars OF pumpkin yams for sale
uner price. +. Halabak, III campo
iNAuGs u
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TITLE WANT ADS
q bring big results.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

500 ACRES good rice land, 10 acres tim.
hgr along creek Oh graded road eight
hargains see us. G. w. HAIL 4 Co, 30
Main. N
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4 yor want to get posted on business or
S,nllT affairs see Madam Johnson, col
HI I'm paImlst. 28l2 Prairie; old phone l4OI.
~ p''''' -
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1O0OO0-ACRE ranch Of fiue grains aud
farming land and some timber; wei!
watcrcd and several artesian wells, good
Improvements, at SO so per acre, Write
for further fnfnrmotiFn
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.smls.g1 myself cdre Si w ,iiiIpqi9 a11Il,,
= l. RaldwlSs 'lai9nent home cure.
~ fatna- - 1nI
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SIX ROOM modern cottage, with four lots
OF ground, No 1880 Guno street; one OF
the prettiest homes In the Fifth ward I;
terms very easy For price and other par
tjtClars see Vim. II. Olschewske Il Co,
900 KAN building. 20
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PERSONAL.

l.gr m ANSWERS 70 uuNvIl IHvII - y IN
IN ~ ostes Tor week ending saturday, NO
s,nber %, 1902: -r.. ,o--. otzo.
h; 2I6i; Mrs. G. Hallen; 49,; ~, ZtSi
MA III ~ Mss: 1856; 2IO5 2455; Mrs,
.s,s, ., "a 9Is0 1890; 2i06 1881; 1905,
l tssa' Sid7, 1851: 12s2; 1907; 1851; 1882;
, I, a,r -i g.; 2lOS; $50; 24s3; 1lS4;
'., gll lS95. 546O: 1873; 1860; L.: 2l3I;
&l l,i si8S: lgls. 12l4; 2flO; 2490; l2lG;
tisi,, iSS; glDi; sl2; 24i2; 24l7; 2l61;
ia. a0is; les; 2419; 1204; 242O;
s,,, rig9ii 2iO; 2345; 1856; 2lTl; 1915: 2l32;
g5 ~ SlII. Wholesale Grocer; 2i23; 243S,
pis8 lsi9. l049; 2i74; 2424; 1249i 2949i
IA lg7j: 1225,
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ss Watson o. hair swltches FOR
,-seaae, 1hd halr store. Ioin
sAlnN t. Il
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loc; P'Ssesefese1!t-PeaFs' Soap, un.
Tooth Pe ss1er's Tar Soar 15c:
| a5e, c PSSeE BE; Ben Levys
/ -.I.st corner sse e Drug store. $40
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HELLol-HAvE You SEEN GEoRGEl
HANDLES STRICTLY CITY PROPER.
TY. G.. b PENNOCk s. Co, Old
OPERA HOUSE, POSTOFFICE BO&
6i2. BEAUMONT TEXAS, ~
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TRApE OF EXCHANGE.

ri Will PAY YOU to read Grants ad
10 For Sale column 20
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siglna saSe' whisky habits cured:
+; Mn c sul only Matthews Home In
lsR sitbn,e any case In ten to rwen.
~ scsr st pain or Injury 10 patient.
n Il ~ "a, money In bang INV y" when
.etI es ssse Of failure Win f Seo ~n iii
he bos,ssnses while here. o9so rail- III
"rssh ways; best refareo 49, "A
An,lsw, I9ithews Home. III HsrH nu
ssaue. San A. 2ntS superintendent, 800
fIPfr,s- --..e,tnlohlo, Texas. II
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ut is EASY TO TRADE
4 through Post Want Ads
For SALE.

COOK sroVEs-Like new. 50 to SIS. s.
T. shenoerger, l4iS and 1915 Congress
-
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HELLol-HAvE You SEEN GEoRGE'
HANDLES STRICTLY CITY PROPER
yY. g. , PENNOCk & co, Old
6l2. BEAUMONT, TEXAS, 12.l
THREE Heights lots near car iine and
school. only so each smcaton, 0O5A
Toxas avenue. u
HEIGHTS COTTAGE, -four rooms. nicely
papercd and painted ground i00xl32, east
front, fenced, only SS25. Smeaton, D55la
Texas avenue. n
FOR sALE-ol lands at Sour Lake aud
Saratoga, See Henry Maimgren, osl
Riam building III
1910 ACRES ctoice rice land, Liberty coqn-
~. near Haywood canal. Ninety-nlLe
years lease; this valuable property %
feet front on Main street by 10 feet
deep 90 feel, south OF Lamar; beautltul
location; for lease for ninetvnine years.
10 be revaiued az end OF Is and 30 years.
Eight choice residences, Third ward, city;
close in Choice building lots, Third and
Fourth waItis; 10000 acres choice rice
land cheap in Chambers county splen-
did canal proposition. Ten acres for man
ufacturing site bounded on the east py
Southern Pacific railway on the north
by Washington avenue. iOJ acres thor'
oughly drained; no c0nee weeds flrn
land; Owe miles southwest or HouslQni
on gravel road 1900 acres choice rec
lands. i've miles west Of Alvin. Texas. ITO
acres three miles from Alvin; - acres
In cultivation, 90 pasturei no weeds gooq
drinking water aud shady yard Ideal
truck farm: well ditched and wire Fenced.
Excellent location for brick yard, close
In. inexhaustible supply dirt and clay for
brick making 10000 acres short leaf
pine oak and hickory one body. railroad
running i've miles either side of ID. Half
block fronting Main, Clay and Fnnnin,
Ideal home. Tyostory frame elegant
porcelain hath tub, hYe-acre yard. With dne
shade trees fenced in; with about TOO
bayou. near c., II and n. railway, Gnl.
weston county. Apply 70 James n Treke.
want, 30 Binx building, old phone 1850
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THREE Heights lots near car line and
school, only so each. smcaton, 00JA
ToNaR avenue. n
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100 acres smooth black, sandy prairie.
fifteen miles from Houston and three
miles from railroad station, with good
nNeroCm residence and barn. 2SXVo feet,
nnmIiIN hnman- NnLll nMA tnnl hnman. rs
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pT$ELL THE PEOPLE
4 what you want.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE, No go
Main street, We handle Heights iron
cry onlyi lowest prices; easy terms
John A. Milroy. agent. u
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THREE VACANT lots on Mckinney ave
nue.; line for wood yard. Bernard Brown,
telephone No. igi 20
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FOR SALE Two roller top desRs; one NAT
top desk; 81 yards of nuoieum one waste
basket, aud slN chairs; slightly used. can
at 2lU4 Rusk. Houston. 70
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ONE NICE Mathushek upright piano; bar
gain, $40; one Fisher. Sl25. George w
Stieu, gOG Travis street 28
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TINE RANCH OF MOE FARM of a0OO

a INV NANlH OR MON FARM OF 2000
acNs, all well fenced and cross fenced.
with two sets OF improvements. two and
hait miles west OF Wallis on Southern
Pacific and Santa Fe mud four miles cas-
Of Chestervllle; shallow well proposition;
high, dry, well drained lnnd one mile
west OF Bernard; surrounded by well i'm.
proved farms; tino black and black sandy
prairie land and known MS the Groom ms.
tire IN Urban league: big snap az $40. 30
per acre II sold quick; worth 500 The
PudOr Hoover Land 60. exclusive agents.
3Oi5l Main street, Houston, Texas 80
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HEIGHTS COTTAGE, four rooms. nicely
papercd and painted. ground i0Oxl32 east
front, fenced. only SS25. Smeaton Dl05a
Texas avenue. tf
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SIX. ROOM modern cottage, with four lots
OF ground, No. 1880 Guno street; one OF
the prettlest homes In the Fifth ward;
terms very easy For price and other par
titulars see Wm H. Olschewske Il Co,
200 KAN building. rs
IF You are looking Tor a nice home or
building lot IA the Flrs. on Sixth wards
mt bargain see what we have to OFFER;
terms 70 suit Wm. u Olschewske &
Go. 20
HEIGHTS cottage for sale; six rooms, le-
sides beth room, pantry and clothes
rooms has large galleries, not aud celd
water fireplace ana other conyenienccs.
locnted On q corner, Que block from car
line: price 5000; easy terms John A.
Miroy ogeut u
/ HAVE tNenty-cIght acres q well drained,
hne prairie Land oH tha Telephone graded
road thr,e-fourths of a mile from the city
limits. which ] VII Improve ana lease TO
81 good tenant Apply 10 John w Mlxcy.
204 Binz building Houston Texas. 20
FOR SALE 1852 Gcres land on Trinity
river in Madison county, Iexns; all un-
der good three-yire fence; 200 acres IN
cultivation; nine houses IN good repair.
twelve different fields ana pastures; also
195 head Of cattlei or VIII sell without
cattlei lies on river, nearly gu being river
bottom land Terms. One-third cash;
balance to suit purchaser. W. NJ. For
rest, Midway, Texas. 80
OWNER -UnImproved lot Houston, f0r
sale cheap Write box 100, Liberty Hin,
Texas. ~
If YOU want 70 buy city property, rice
lands farming lands. rrmt lands or other
nroperty. call on McCready a Hardy.
room 2i2 Moore Burnett building, lOl34
Texas avenue. =
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE 10 Sublime,
Layaea county, Texas good two-story
residence store house, stock OF general
merchandise. half interest In first class
steam cotton eiu and 20Op acres improved
farm and ranch land; North Texas prop.
ertv preferred. Address T. o. box 30,
sublime. Texas. 81
TO RICE MEN-Tor rent Best farm IN
coast country about ninety acres part
OF which can be devoted 10 rice 20 ad
vantage: abundance Of nrtesinn well
water and splendid soil hne residence
and extra large and good outbuldings;
none but hrst-cllss men need apply rare
onportunity for the right man references
required. Address LOO this o1iee. 80
01T- NOW SELLING $50 100 barrels and
advancing: have good wells needing
pumping equipment; want partner with
S3OO0 10 5000 grand opportunity. WI
Hams & Co, box So, Beeumoni e
sTY- ROOM HOUSE and lot Houston ave,
nre. A bargain; ~ lots. Caroline street
Ss5OO. fnur-roOm house. CheneYert street.
uesr Dallas $500; hye.Loom two'story
house, ChaFtres street. 5000 easy terms
Pye & Bollfrass Khan building. 20
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i60 ncrcs smooth, black, sandy prairie,
fifteen miles from Houston and three
miles from railroad station, with good
tive;room residence and barn, 2Sx6o feet,
poultry house, well and tool house; ~
horse power steam engine and bother with
two good wells utfording shout coo gal
Ions OF water per minute and each well
has a 3iuch centrifugal pump; price ST.
until December 1 a bargain.
l2,pN acres I'm Uvaldc and Kinney coun
ties, unimproved ranch with a creek run
Ming through tho land, nffordlng an ahund-
ant supply Of water for stock purposes
for sale a short time only at Sl5O per
acre.
1000 acres all iuclosed with aud
hnrbed wires and mesquite posts 10 10
10 feet apart and suhdiylded into several
pastures; also several hundred acres Ia
CIVILIZATIONS two wells with 1dmllls,
also dwelling with nine rooms and other
ulprs.
ia acres all ane black prairie. fenced
ana hss house and barn and good well,
irrigating about 100 acres OF rice. Tor sale
az SIS per acre for short time only
Two sections about ten miles from
Houston ON graded road; all prairie
land; price Sl2.h0 per acre; terms easy.
Agents for Kouutze Bros. lands In
Wharton, MBtagorda and Jackson counties
In tracts OF 1870 acres up 10 9O,od0, prices
~ TO $40 per acre; great development will
take plNce In these during the twelve
months; lands are sure to increase ~
valuci they are suited TO the culture of
rice, corn, cotton sugar cane. oats and
other South Texas crops; write for maps
and price lists, we have many tracts chat
are bargains from the Sabine river 70
the Guadalupe river lands on several
rice canals $40 to $50 per acre.
Agents for reSns Rice Development
Co lands ln Matagorda county consisting
OF 10000 acres subdiyldcd into 100 acres
aud MP.
Remember we paw expenses Of any
party coming to Texas TO whom we II
II fhn fiFln FALLS examination nv
competent attorneys' w. c. Moore &
Co. Houston, Texas Duson. Moore &
Co., ri Campo, Texas &c
FOR SALE New dvc.raom cottage Anita
aud Helena; must sell Apply 4Oi Craw.
ford. so
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BY COUPLE without Children two rooms:
modern couvcninnces; good location; close
IN; with or Without board private fam
ilY; references. 1851. this office. 20
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FOR sALE-Oi lands at Sour Lake aud
Saratoga, See Henry Maimgren, osl
KAN building 1l-2i
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u
l2,pn acres I'm Uvalde and Kinney com,
ties, unimproved ranch with a creek run
ant supply OF water for stock purposes
FOR sale short time only at Sl5O per
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.rcpET SOCIETIES.

- rrxAs LODGE No. 1, X. OF p
IN LII meet in It's castle hall, cor
4 ,4H r W. Main street ana Prairie ave
TX nue. third floor. back hall. to
i:lan night M 3 o'clock. Soiourning
'..s,, are cordially Invited to attend
kislH painter X. Of h. and $; T. olsen,
rsF Z. Hartwcll NJ. Of n.
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR SALE Car OF Holstein nnd JerscI
cows fresh in milk. California Stables
a
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] HAVE FARMS IN oklahoma aud from
one to twenty sections In TeNas land is
cheaper here than anywhere IN the Unit
od States. 5, y. Douglas Higgins, Tex.
as 3
For SALE-A hne bakery IN the heart of
the business part of ORANGE cheup rent
and good customers. Address L. o. box
6.O Orange, Texas. %
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W. J. Townsend. Attorney at Law and
General Collection Agent President Ango
INA County National Bank. Lufkin. Texas
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WANTED-I&3 married women TO make
their husbands come to ROsenberg's aud
cot SUITE YOU know we viii give him a
srrkpv gO3.gN5 Main street. 20
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished room SC6
Mckinney avenue. 20
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$1,000 BUYS 6fty acres OF land, four.room
house aud artesian wells, nine miles
southwest OF Houston.
chance to buy Il nice home, nine-room
house, with three lots, in the Third ward.
BINZ x SETTEGAST
Room 213 Bnz Building. II
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT NEW EIGHT.Roo "
DWELLlNG on CAR LINE, HOUS-
TON LAND AND TRUST co. II

NICE Sc front furnished room at POS
Crawford street .
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FOR SALE Car graded milk COVE; some
iull hloo1ed Jerseys. head Of San ia.
Glnto street. two blocks beyond city
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BoARD-RooMS WANTED.

WANTED BY a couple without children,
room or suite with bath and board ~
private family; references exchanged
1850 this office. 70
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FOR SALE A foutteen-room Furnished
house with plenty Of boarders; cause for
selling wish to leave city; good location
Apply 1910 Congress avenue 70
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ICES pUDDlNGS, frozen peaches IN
fancy shapes and culors as well as plain
without delay. Clay Jones, Bryan Hail.
both phones W
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SAFE OF FURNITURE Tor
nine rooms complete Wednesday morn.
ing 10 o'clock. corner Travis street ana
Rnsk avenue.
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SIIEFF PIANOS, nrst-class. most
durable; madh to last lifetime. George
w. Suen, 0OG Travis street 20
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PIANO Sls5 Large Size, walnut case. up.
rlghS good as new, easy payments Plano
E4cnange GIG Travis. 20
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FOR SALE-One 1sx2O Wilson < HeAdre
rotary valve gang engine; one lSx24 Atlas
slide valve engine; one Parish direct CON
nected steam gang, 81 inches between
stiles, 20-inch stroke; one Stearns' I'M
proved hve.saw edser; one Stearns cir
cular saw husk No, !, with top saw rig
comp ete; one Atlas three.block carriage
and set works; one COTe improved uu'
tomato gang saw sharpener; one Coye
hand machine; ont Cove circular saw
sWAge; one Kinney gang saw swaee; one
heavy friction haul-up rig; one Filler &
Gtoyal saw guide. Above machinery all
In good, condition, For particulars Apply
10 Chicago Lumber and Coal Company.
LognnspOrt. "a. q
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Fortunes Bottled Becr.

The Fortune Brewing Company has
added to Its large plant q magnificent
bottling establishment. The new works
adj0in the brewery on Van Buren,
street, west Of Desplaines. and are 1T
ted up with the latest and most i'm.
proved machinery. Their capacity IL very
great, and the quality Of the goods turn.
cd out OF the .ery best. One Of the
features Of the plant Is the arrange.
ment for cooling the beer. Not only
has the latest cooling machinery been
introduced. but the building In which
the bottling 10 done is adjoined BY an.
other building In which freezing ap'
paratus IL placed. This keeps the tenn
perature Of the very walls at freezing
point oil the time. The Fortune Brew.
cry produces beer which 10 famous
the world over. Now that ito bottlina
works are completed, no residence
should be without 1t. Telephone MOI
zoe 4O."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-08

kilomctcr posts flew by us like a rail
ing. We were swung round corners
and plunged in and out of the night of
tunnels. These. when curved, us they
frequently were. seemed to screw
about us with u motion of their own.
We dashed along the margin of giidy
prccipiccs, and over unpaved bridges
with giddy depths below. Bang! went
the wheels against a stone fallen upon
the rails. The car was flung into the
air. but fell safely back.
The brief twilight was soon over. and
solid night came on. Then began the
romance of this 15O-milc ride. and fan.
cy was turned free to dignity our iligh;
with imaginary tcrrors.
There was no moon. but Jupiter and
Vents were bright enough TO cast Il
shadow. The Southern Cross was Wis.
lille just ahead. The Milky Way shone
bright. Mctcors darted across the sky
and the hilltops reflected flashes of
summer lightning.
Now and again we passed the house
of some railroad employe. where n light
shonc and dogs rushed barking forth;
but we hurried on INCREASINGLY, down
and down. rejoicing Ia our furious
flight.
The next morning the end of the run
came, without accident. at Lima
Youths Companion.