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The Iola register., 1902-08-01
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
Pass Sewer Resolution and Frame
an Ordinance tor Electric
Railway

The city council met Monday pur-
suant to adjournment, all members
being present.
A resolution, condemniug right-of-
way for sewer SYSTEM was read
and passed.
The bill of the Santa Fe freight on
electric light supplies was allowed for
$10.21.
Acting on the petition OF j. E.
Boyce for release from Jail, the police
judge was instructed to turn him over
to the street commissioner to work
out his fine and costs on the streets.
A petition from the Ladies Cemetery
Association, asking that 800 be APP
propriated from the cemetery fund in
the city treasury to be expended in
improving the lola Cemetery under
the Associations direction, was read
and allowed and warrant ordered
drawn and turned over to the ladies.
An ordinance granting a right-of-
way across the 0.92 acres of land
owned by tho city at the river to the
lola Electric Railway was read and
referred to the judiciary committee, it
to report on same not later than two
days from date.
On motion the council adjourned to
meet Thursday, July 81, at s o'clock.
lola Man Nearly Killed.
The Chanute Tribune has the follow
ing story of an lola mans experience
with moving freight train:
"There was man in Chanute last
night who was taught u good lesson,
and in such way that he will prob
ably never forget it, for it is nothing
but luck that he is not mangled
corpse today. The fellow was Line
man Stump Of the Bell Telephone Co.,
an lola man, who was down here yes
terday looking after the company's S
line at this point
"He went to the Santa Fe station
shortly before O'Clock in the even
ing and attempted to board a moving
north bound stock train, so he could
get home. The train was going along
rather briskly and as he had heavy
grip loaded with tools. he lost his
balance. lie was at the front end of
caboose and caught hold of the curved
guard, and if he had not held on to
this at first, he could not have escaped
going under the trucks. His legs were
across the rails several times, as the
train dragged him along, and the
horror stricken spectators expected
every minute to see him go to his
death
"Stump kept his head, however, and
grimly held on twenty or thirty feet,
until he was so exhausted he had to
let loose. and whether by his own ef-
forts or by chance, he fell parallel
with the rail in the narrow space be
tween it and the platform, where he
lay until the caboose went by him,
the car wheels grazing his head
and legs.
"When he had picked himself to-
gether and made careful examination
of his various parts, no injuries other
than slight bruises were found. He
went to lola on u later train sorer
but wiser man.
"The trail made by Stump's heels
was zig gag one, the earth being
gouged out first close to the platform
then by the rail and so on"
The Iola register., 1902-08-01

Henry L. Shattuck OF Shellsburg,
Iowa, was cured of stomach trouble
with which he had been afflicted for
years, by four boxes of Chamberlain 8
Stomach and Liver Tablets. He had
previously tried many other remedies
and number of physicians without
relief, For sale by w. l.. Crabb &
Co., and Campbell & Burrell.
The Iola register., 1902-08-01
Chanute Elks August 6.

Chanute Tribune: If Chanute's APP
plication for an Elk charter is granted
band of the antlered herd will be in.
stituted here about Wednesday even
ing, August &. The plan is to make
the event one Of the biggest affairs
ever held in this city. One thousand
invitations are to be sent out, and five
hundred or more visitors will prob
ably be here, including the bands of
CofIeyville, Pittsburg, Parsons, lola
and Independence, Colfeyville has al
ready written that her band will be
here and lola has guaranteed an at
tendance of nearly 200. Special trains
will probably be run from both north
and south. The banquet is to be given
at Floral Hall.
Gas City Temple Number of the
Rathbone Lodge installed the follow
ing officers Tuesd ay. Lottie Shaffer
NJ. T.. G.; Nettie Baker, e. S: Cora b.
Fuller, f.. j; Lille Arnett, M. T;
Jessie Evans, M. r. C; Maggie Per-
kins, M. r; Mrs. Kelley, p. u; Hattie
Ritter, O. II. Mrs. Minnie M. Atchison
acted as installing officer.
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The Iola register., 1902-08-01
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
NATURES SUMMER HEALTH
GIYER
1t Purifies the Blood and Multi
plies the Number of Red
Corpuscles, Feeds the
Nerves and Tissues
and Gives True
Phys icaI
Strength

Ph y cal
Strength
Weak nerves, exhausted tissues
poor, thin blood, impaired digestion,
and sleepless nights, account for much
OF the present existing summer misery
and suffering.
Dear reader, If you are unfortunate
ly numbered amongst the sickly and
weak mortals of today, it is now time
to awake to true realization of your
danger. The weakening and depress-
ing hot weather will only and to your
miseries if you are careless and indif-
fereut.
Their is absolute relief and o posi-
tive cure for you in Paine's Celery
Compound. This wonder working
medicine is successfully conquering
such troubles as yours every day, 1t
is fact verified by able physicians
and thousands of testimonials that
Paine's Celery Compound makes new
pure, blood, builds up the nervous
system, regulates digestion, whets the
appetite and Civ ves vigor and strength
to combat the discomforts of the heat
ed term.
Mrs. j. N. Morgan, Secretary, Md,
used Paine's Celery Compound to
Danish nervous prostrations. heart
palpitations and insomnia. The great
medicine quickly restored physical
strength by purifying the blood, brac.
ing the nerves and building up tissue:
she says:
"When begun the use of Paine
Celery Compound was suffering with
nervous prostration, had palpitation
of the heart and could not sleep.
When | first went to bed | would sleer
one hour or two, but would wake with
u start. | would get up in the morn.
ing feeling worse than when went to
bed. Now, after using>P Paine's Celery
Compound, | can eat and sleep and
wake up in the morning feeling re,
freshed and strOng.n
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H. n, EDbNN, NEcnl
MISSOURI PACIFIC
EN ST
80, 81 Yates Center, Kansas City &


No 81 Yates Center, Kansas City &
St Louis Express -------- 9l3 m
No Al Colo y st. l.. Mail X Express. 7:i5 m
Suburban lola ~ LaHarpe leayes..---..G:2j m
" " ".--------l20j y m
" '.----...,.5 $3.50 m
No 400 local freight. ....... ........3OO p N
WEST
Nu39 Colo. & st. l.. Mai, & Express. o. S37 n m
Nu35N, g., ST. Louis ~ y. q. express. 1854 p m
Suburban Lailarpe lola arrives, ,9;25 II nj
".......,l:O0 p IN
" "...... ..G:25 p IN
No iOl local freight,,,... .....,,:.'.,,, lOl5 m
Through sleeper on No 10 to ST. Louis on No
o -. Louis to lola.
Through chair car, on Nos and 10 TO Kan
SuS city aud and Kansas city 10 IOH.
First class service and equipment on Tho
Old Reliable"
See that your tickets for all points, east and
west, north uud south are via the Mo. Pac.
No. "a has through chair car to Kansas
City.
Train No. 40 has through chair ear and Sleep
or to 81 Louis.
Commencing June LIST train No 20 viii have
through slecpcrS to DrnyCrNia pueblo.
Via the Mo. pac. liy. between Kansas City
Ft Scott, Moran, lola, Yates Center, etc.
Leaves Kansas City g5j a. IN. daily. Return
ing, leaves Yates Center $40 n. IN. daily.
Through chair car service. lola to Kansas
city. St Louis connections. Sec that your
ticket reads via Mo. puc. l(y. For all infor
nation see local agents or address
II. q. Townsend, q, +. u T. a. st. Louis.
The Iola register., 1902-08-01
n. X. s. T. RAILWAY.

EAST
No. G6 arrive 1855 %. m Leave 100 p. m
No. 6o arrive 5;52 a. m. Leave 55l p. m
WEST
No. G5 arrive 1890 u. III. Leave 91j m.
No. G7 arrive '315 p. IN. Leave $40 y. m.
Train No. GO connects at Moran with both
north and south bound trains.
Train No. Go connects at Plquu for all points
north,
Train No. G. connects mt Piqua for allpoints
south, A. Ii. BALDWIN ,Agt
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MA,,,,..

This signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Quinine Tablets
she remedy that cures a cold in one day
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EDUCATIONAL.

FrercL ~ ElVate pupils for German
f5taaq4ate from state normal scbo s,ia
VebiisSs,, es,S5siiaaIiy Apply 10 Miss NTsrIs
-----Soea. lzl6 Jackson street - '''
Viii scol'l HON select primary school
mn, T1ii reopen Wednesday, october IL sSnool
srrses lumber OF pupils at 1911 Cra,y fo-S
60 Tween Iceland and Pease. IL
FgeneS sn 5dLlNE VIII give lessons IN
t nSle from the Incarnate Word = y, ma ~
peis,t a. save lessons IN Battenberr a,,S
War,S ace SOC Fuller street Fon nl,
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RANCH-Above the G19r.
9ntine, in one OF the best counties IN ths
southern Panhandle country. we are ~.
ierlng one Of the best ranches in TeIns NJ
an acre This beautiful nroperty con.
talns 10000 acres IN solid BODY and "a
practically all patented, TO which tbe
owners have perfect title. SplendIdiv
NAvered by living streams, tanks ana
Wells and wlndmills enclosed. cross.
Ieneed and Otherwise we'll improved III.
most the entire property is .-ood agri.
cultural land, while for water orsee
snelrer, etc., there is nothing better IN
~ Lexas- There are on this ranch p an
mighty graded Shorthorn cattle that ,ngSt
pe sold with I, on which low drnres viii
pe mace. VIII not divide or cut mn ma
ranSh or exchange for other nrohert,,.
nslther VIII we send maps and fuil mr.
uS1lars 10 any but bona fide buvers NE
Will AoWever, make an eduitahla diri.,n,,
oI commissions with anyone who vim mi
US IN Communication with buyer TO whom
We make sale, This ranch II neyins
tnsnusonely, mas always paid: IL. however
becomes necessary to sell IT to wind mn n
Sv-puEN nership, This land will ne vvanfpS
~ AkI.cultural purposes IN less thnn Ave
years at from So TO $40 an acre IN tbe
meantime the cattle win paw 10 nor cent
annually on the investment We 49,
,ue saeluslye agency for the sale OF thts
h.oper1E ana are prepared to give soma
ny q great bargain George b I,oyinS
" ~. ort Worth Texas. IS
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THE SOUTHERN
SSf1OoL OF cORRE SPONDFNcI

p. 5Srios; hoesk,Sseepiag SIG. Shorthand s,s
and eo ,l,F u M st SO Courses practical
dorScments .ustluea- highest IN.
,,' WI MOTTO; BEST courses .,o....
Nv 'g .s. nseAcy Tine aud nioncy sssst
III Aaia sfrsss Write Write ns- Dasus s Dsy'
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BoARD-RooMs WANrEnI;- -

!" ~ p-Iwo rooms for ITe1t 6-,,,--S------
hs - 5oom and board IN Nee ~ 49,. Sc p.
us osepei no children. Address fa in.,ly
IS
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Poet xaMt od Gyi4
~ get iu4t shatqo~ Gont
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-cHoIcE FACTORY SITES
on BAYOU AND RAILROADS; sUITA-
BILE SITES FOR WHOLESALE AND
WAREHOUSE PURPOSES. Wealth.
ERsBY s. CO.. 11o7ls CONGRESS. Il
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A PHYSICIANS meat market doing good
business. loea ed on Orlenns and Crockett
streetsi reason for selling, to make change
in business. Address Central Meat Mar
ket, Beaumont, Texas. u
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THE BANNER poultry aud egg house Of
Texas. Zelglomorer Com mission COM
Dany. Galveston, Texas. top prices aud
quick returns ON all shipments Of poui,
trY eggs. etc. your consignmeuts aud
CORRESPONDENCE solicited write for aar
market letter Leielemever Commission
company, general commission merchants.
Galveston. TeAa& II
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"%-' t-L--ellent partner with about SJ3OO
capital FOR well paying saw mill IA or.
ueg 10 enlarge SANE for export busintss.
mn Is well situated; plenty Of logs near
n.y. S}Xt, prospects excellent. Offers address
-. --.ls olINe, ~
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w AN Ep-By general contractor doing
pubic work aud who has large contract
now on hand, a gentleman to take an In,
misSary store or take charge az the work.
Address Contractor, Hotel Burnett, Hons
toh' u
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$50 ASH gets business seven.-.-
Sy55 otinEs 5000 annually. Ia Bsnvs
. l.Nl heaea. Houston. ~
'S 81. s12hEroo accent Of hesjT5- ~.
store ee an NSi. eenteetlcpeFy ana fr1st
business e. abished: foF sav JasoS o1, i Iee
w.tS 49, q any q the best whsiessie cam
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ONE PAIR MATCH MARES. chesnut sor-
rels. guaranteed for family use; two stu
gle drivers aud forty gOod work mules
for sale az Heralson q Haags livery
stables across san Jacinto street bridge,
Iifth ward. H. h. Murray. 10
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WANTED--A good.sized gentle buggy horse
for his feed during wluter. Cali ut $500
Jackson street. u
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
CROCKEpT,

W. J. Townsend. Atsorney at Law ana
General COLLECTION Agent. President Afse
Ina County National Bank. LufkIn. TexsA
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GREAT PROFITS SOS cared last month
on every St01 invested; write Tor free
booklet, small Investment secures weekly
Income, Theo stein s Co, - Broad
way, New York. IL
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FOR SALE-Well established general NOR,
chandisa business In small but live town:
one railroad. another coming; reason for
selling, other business. Herbert Pope.
Granger, Texas. IL
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RARE CHANCE FOR PROFITS-From
now until January j The Latonia Turf
Club VIII accept sums OF $50 or more
profits highly satisfactory To all mem
bers under its sure and safe system OF
turf speculation. Write for printed appI-
cation and prospectus The Latonia Turf
Club Ltd, S13 Missouri Trust Bldg. St
Louis, Mo L.
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Aheso 1eaA Peat
~ esont ado. 90 you?
.LIvEsrocK AND PoULTRY

GOOD cow, fresh in MIX. for sale. cheap.
10 Tuam, AZ
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ANTED--Ph Physician to buy small STOCK
or drugs and doctors practice In conn
Try; good location; paws $500 to 5000
per annum. 1886 this office II
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RANCH-To close IN an rs.
tate we are Offering one Of the prettiest
ana best ranches in the Panhandle AT
much less than its actual value the ranch
contains 22000 acres in solid body, ad-
Joining but under the foot hills Of the
plains, watered the year round by TEN
different running streams fed by numer.
GUS bold, lasting springs Of pure, fresh
water; several thousand acres OF Rich az.
Ticultural land; this property Is admitted
oy all who know It TO be the best water,
Cd, sheltered and grassed ranch In the
Panhandle; Is located near two trnnl
lines Of railroad; enclosed with rood Avn.
wire fence, subdivlded into several mas.
tures 400 acres in cultivation on witch
splendid crops Of cotton, wheat, corn,
eots, rye and all kinds Of forage have
been grown every year; no severe drouths
or crop. failures In this locality; will sell
one-half or all for SS.25 an acre. long
time Will be given on one-half the pur.
chase money at 8 per cent II desired
Inose who want the best little ranch in
Texas can get full particulars nv calling
on or addressing George b. Loving &
". : ~ NoLl W, texas. IA
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STOVES, 800 to select from, Oh on exhib!-
ton; heaters Sl.25, $3.50, 81, $3.50, 50,
So; cook stoves IS, -. 50, 50, - 70 Sloi
see us for a good stove. Wright &
CoolnDs, AZ Milan. II
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FOR SALB-Good horse. rubber-tire phao-
ton and harness, cheap FOR cash. Tenth.
Heights boulevard. u
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FOR SALE--Sa5 for model 3.year-old pony
gentle for children to ride or drive; guar
antee given. Apply 40 Fannin street. -
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PATENTS
49, - $3.50

Patents secured or fee returned.
Send model OF sketch for FREE opinion
as TO pateutability; send for our illus
trated GUIDE BOOK hnest publication
Issued for free distributions; contains 100
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NAN IEil-A law partner with So000 IN
cash; this sum win buy a half lnierest a.,
sn extensive law library ana a lpcrstiTe
law practice In one OF the best town N
SSahlfal Texas, Address Marshall mis-
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CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS no matter
where # is. Send description, state price
and learn how. Established gB. nigG.
est references. OFFICES In fourteen cities.
w. Nj. ostrander, 1913 n. A. Bldg, Phlla-
dclphia
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FOR SALE-Stock Of drugs; invoice 5000;
II sold this month viii give right party
big bargain; good established business.
Addresa box al. Yorktown. Texas. II
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

L. b. MOODY,
Attorney fer First
National Bank Of Houston,
1OQaA Congress Avenue.
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FOR SALE-Nice top buggy and young.
gentle horse, cheap i202 walker II
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IF YOU WANT to know how I can sell
your business, ind you partner, or secure
capita! for any legitimate enterprise
write mo for plan. Cola Mathews. real
estate broker and business opportunities
North TeNAa Bnlldlng Dnllas Texas II
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FOR sAlE--tlrst class family horse ABOUT
rs hands high, light bay, elegant driver
and excellent qualities; reason for selling,
have no use FOR him. Can be seen at
Jones Family Resort Harrisburg road. Is
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COWS FOR SALE OF rent; sweet and bpj
streets II
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MEXICAN RANCH AND CATTIE-225,0 900
acres In solid, square body Ia the state
Of Chihuahua. eighty miles south OF Ell
Paso and ten miles from the Mexican
Central railroad. This property Is not
enclosed, but is beautifully located, has
splendid ranch buildings and outhouses
Of cultivation; 10 per cent Of the entire
tract IS beautiful, rich valley land; TO-.
600 acres can be cheaply irrigated. There
property; will guarantee to count ont
5000 and give bill Of sale to mark and
brand also 200 horses, % mules; all for
Sl3o,OO0 cash, current funds Of the United
states, and throw in wagons, farming
implements, ranch equipments etc. Can
not exchange for other property or sell
on easy terms. Owners want to clean
mp ana close up the business Of the com
nany therefore must have cash on de-
livery. This Is a big bargain, really worth
twice the price asked for H. Geo. B.
Loving Co, Fort Worth. Texas. 10
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TWO BARBER chairs, $40 each: mug case
$3.50; refrigerator S375; high arm, drop
head Singer sewing machine, nearly new,
SIS. Wright & Coomhs, ala ALLAN. II
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wANrED-Tractioh engine to pillow about
200 acres; what price per day, you fur
nish everythingf Address p. o. Box 5g4,
Houston. IL
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FOR SALE Ono Of the best located union
barber shops In san Antonio; bargain
Address +. G, AIafA. 2i0 ID. Houston
street, san Antonio. Texas,
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A BARGAIN--Climax sx10 portrait camera
and stand, with Benster holder, Darlat
lens and low shutter, for $50; l0Il2 back
one Entrekln Eureka burnisher, ten-iucn
drag never used, So. George Beach, 10l4
Texas avenue. j.
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FOR SALE-Get a heater this week at s.
p. Shenberger's; I am the cheapest house
In Houston; 1913 and las Congress. II
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INVENTIONS WANTED Address
EVANS. WILKENS & co,
REGISTERED PATENT ATTORNEYS,
EVANS BLDG. WASHINGTON, d. Z.
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L HAVE AN EXCELLENT opportunity for
physician or drnggist who has $3.50 to
invest in prosperous dug store with phy-
office and city practice follows drug store
In district where located, In largest South
western Texas citg, 6o,O00 Inhabitants.
nee S3S5N Address prosperous" this
office. II
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A SAFE INVESTMENT, weekly dividends,
Suma Of so up received; your money al
ways at your command, and all money
10 your credit can he withdrawn OH de
mand We hays earned and paid between
q aud q per cent eacn anu every week.
This Is NO gambling but q legltimate bust
ness propositions; best o. references
our booklet, free. Address H. Rrolaskl \
Co, suite 4o3, $3.50 Dearborn street Chi
eaga, III. II
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FOR SALE-Good saw mill In operation.
1,5O0,0O0 feet timber hfty miles from
two miles from railroad. Lock box Z,
Stoneham, Texas. -
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FOR SALE-A nne blooded female pohlter
Apply MS Hamilton. Il
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REDS, 100 from ST TO SO each. q. 7.
shenherger, 1913 and 1415 Congress. IL
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS Nichols Early.
Hoffman. Newman. Lady Thompson, tx.
dewberry plants. William G. Steele. al
sin. Texas. IL
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{ GAN SHIP Beaumont oil promptly and
furnish cars; what will you paw State
destination. G. G. Fodrtrnn. Galveston
Texas IL
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FOR SALES-One saddle tank. standard
gauge locomotive; one Ore box 6J-hUrse
power boiler; one stationery boiler. 22x54
inches. 6-inch dues. stacks and preceding
complete Address G. x, Cummings &
Co. Houston. Texas 10
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DOGS, DOGS -pedigreed and handsome
male fox terrier pups, prices SIS and $40;
one handsome male pointer pup, price $40.
Dogs boarded, treated and dog remedies,
sure cure for every canine disease. Ad-
dress Pine Grove Kennels, Houston. ~
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milk. Tor sale eheap can $40 Jackson. -
Fer SALE-Three graded cows, fresh In
milk also one Hostein male, cheap for
cash, or VIII sell TO responsible party on
time. John I. Boyle, room bf0 Kiam
building; new phone 5Q1. 10
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HODGES Skin Remedies nosItI7oi,- - -
lhe worst cases Of eczema On eRrtb Ss
9ress Hodge Medicine Co, Fort Wort5
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MULES MULES Borty head OF work
mules 10 10 ld hands high, good quality;
VIII sell az retail or IN car tots; also
seine good horses. b. A. Robertson, Iay-
4or, Texas. lois
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FURNITURE and stoves at factory "A,
until 18th; Then move store 10 tx NJ
gress avenue. Smith Eurniturs a ii
Travis street. K
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