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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
SUMMARY OF T -DAY'SI NEWS
FORECAST.

8 s4k =
Wednesday and Thursday fair: colder:
IN interior; fresh north to west Winds.
becoming variable.
| Highest temperature-1 p. A
So. Lowest temperature 2. Niece. 40
! Mean temperature yesterday. ::
Normal temperature for December. ~
Departure from normal temperature. o.
Precipitation during past "a hours. w
LOCAL.
Trigg Company placed in hands Of re-.
cciver on petition Of local creditors.
Plant Plan Will not be closed. and officials are
hopeful Of soon adjusting matters entire
Ey satisfactorily.
by criticism of the Ordinance COMMITTEES.
and says he will be Il candidate for re-
election. The scratching report gives
rise to talk OF bringing other candidates
out.
Judge Lewis is mentioned as possible
Republican nominee for the governorship:
Mr.. r. D. Garland, the drummer evan
gelist. elected field secretary of the Bap-
list Home Mission Board at meeting held
last night.
Hardly a corporaIs guard in attendance
on both houses Of the General Assembly
yesterday.
Petition for the consolidation of the two
telephone companies of the city meets
with favorable reception.
Small boy arrested for throW ,rss di ind
frightening the Chief OF Policies horse.
Negroes engage in fierce fight at the
corner Of Seventh and Cary. Streets.
VIRGINIA.
Bristol man killed by train.
Coroner's jury finds Southern Raflwa;
responsible for death OF Silas Woliver.
Congressman Lamb lectures on General
Magrudcr at Williamsburg.
Negro arrested at Ettricis Is suspected
Of several robberies.
Mayor Riddicl1's Christmas order as to
Christmas disorder on the streets of Nor
folk.
Seaboard Air Line reduces Its faro to
three cents q mile.
Aged Albenarle farmer choked to death
while at breakfast.
Ruse of an unknown man foiled by a
brave farmers wife near Grove
Ashland man drowned near Brooklyn.
Preparations for the erection OF q big
summer hotel at Blue1nont. in Loudoun.
Liquor law in Rockbridsa and how 1t
is lodged.
Scarcity Of labor at farms and IN fac
tories near Suffolk presents a serious
New pickle factory for Holland, Va.
The peanut crop asld prices.
Largest sailing vessel atioat at Newport
News.
Farmers protect birds from hawks
OYSTER business on the Rappahannock.
The news from Chickahominy.
Many family reunions in Goochand.
Poague's appointment as postmaster at
Chincoteague quarantines for smallpox
against Snow Hill and Stockton.
Negro arrested for criminal assault at
Harrisonburg.
burg: Jefferson Forsythe, OF Page; John
Martin at Midlothian; Mrs. Mary Brew
ster at Newport News; Mrs. Ann NJ.
Wright at Norfolk.
Marriages: Grant Emmons and Miss
Nellie Smith at Exmore: William F. Key
ser and Miss Pauline Albaugh. OF Luray;
John Adger McCreary and Miss Mary
Ellzey Shepherd at Leesburg; George H:
Nugent and Miss Mollie f. Badger at
Petersburg; John T. Ines and Miss Lula
Newton at Fredericksburg: Alonzo J.
Dawson and Miss Maggie II. Gaulanding-
ham at Heathsville; DR.. Arthur B. Har-
ris and Miss Caroline B. Lyons at Char
Iottesville.
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,I.ssa Pru t..

Especial Dispatch to The Tirnes.)
ROCKY MOUNT. VA. December "a
Jesse Prunty. one of the Oldest citizens
OF Rocky Mount, died last night eyed
eightv-one years. He was a prominent
tobacccnist for many years, and a mem
Der Of the Methodist Church He is SUP
svived by his wife
t4or. sDwi h. NJ S bin.
fBy Associated PressJ
CHICAGO. Dec. 81 Former United
states senator Dwight II. Sahin, Of
\. nnesota, died suddenly of heart dis.
ease early this morning 10 his apart
ner,ts at the Audit riuna Anne.
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New pickle factory for Holland, va.
The peanut crop a1d prices.
Largest sailing vessel a1oat at Newport
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Farmers protect birds from hawks.
Oyster business on the Rappahannock.
The news from Chickahominy.
Many family reunions in Goochland.
Poagues appointment as postmaster at
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Office
of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature 50 degrees; min
imum temperature, IS degrees: mean tenn
perature, SO degrees, which is s degrees
above the normal; accumulated excess of
temperature since the LIST of the month, 8
degrees accumulated excess of temporal
ture jince jan l, 1O1 degrees; total pre-
cipltatton from p m to p. m. none;
accumulated deficiency of precipitation
since the LIST of the month, O4 inch; ac-
cumulated deficiency of precipita ton
sine Jan. l. l. 40 inches
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DIED.


COOPER.-In this city, Aug. 2, 1902, Mrs.
Rachel Cooper.
The ladies of the auxiliary of the Gale
DOMAIN club are requested to attend the
funeral tomorrow at 4 O'Clock at Joseph
z. Taylor's undertaking parlors.
MCASLIN-In this CITY, Aug. 2, 1902,
Joseph William McCaslin-
The body is at the undertaking parlors
OF E c. O'DonnelI
Funeral notice later.
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[KEMMERER COAL TEL. ~.
..slick,s Famous Resort. ,,

Open June Is. Finest place in Utah
for an outing. Located in beautiful
Provo canyon. Finest fishing and hunt
ing in the state. Tents furnished with
or without board Phone connection.
n-U Sticks" p o. address. Provo.
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AT MULLETT'S,
THREE FOR S4OO.

Friday. Aug 8, we viii put on sale
100 dozen boys regular Waists, Blouse
Waists and Wash Suits, your choice
at three for $1.00: regular price, SOC TO
$500. See show windows
MULLETT'S CLOTHING STORE.
Mail orders solicited.
Grand sacred concert at Saltair every
Sunday afternoon
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Everybody drinks Manitou water, the
water that made Colorado famous
UTAH LIQUOR co.
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W. c. Squires, barber. has removed
to Ill Main, three doors below Godbe-
Pitts.
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TRUNK FACTORY


IF you want to save money ON trunks
and yakseS so to D. i. GALLAGHER. 50 East
Third South. west OF KpHtsford. No
Main street rent saves = per cent.
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Thermometers, calendars, novelties of
all kinds, immense line. Order now for
Christmas delivery. G. S. Bell, 124 Main
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Twenty miles from Salt Lake City,
cool and convenient. easily reached.
Rates reasonable
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Or. z. NJ. KsysorS method of filling
teeth is painless. IS2 Main street. Auer-
bach building. Telephone 1120 K
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OPAL CLUB.
Lehi Excursion.

Sunday, Aug. 5. via Oregon Short Line.
Round trip only $1.00. Special train at
9 a. m.
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Utah Conn

Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits w. F. Arm
strong, president; ]. E. Game. cashier.
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Castle Gate. Clear Greek, Winter
Quarters, Sunnyside lump, nut and
slack; anthracite Gall sizes). 73 South
Main street; telephone 429.
D. J. SHARP, Agent.
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Up-to-date Signs, Phone 026-K.
American Wall Paper Co. 314 State.
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MALE HELP wANru.


WANTED, WANTED. WANTED.
Wanted for Salina, stone masons, 81.
Rockmen, 81. % per day; laborers. 81 day.
Wanted for Idaho, Is teamsters and
laborers, 81 per day
Wanted for Tucker and Cotton, Utah.
10 concrete men, 81. % and $50 per day.
% men extra gang, for r. G. W., 81.
and s. 90 Der day
Wanted for bennington cutoff. 100 men.
20 men for Mah0ney Bros, steam shovel
men, Transfers and laborers. 81 per day.
10 men for Taylor Bros, teamsters and
4horse teamsters, laborers and wheel
holders. 81 and rs per day.
80 men for Flick & Johnson, laborers
and steam shovel men. 81 per day and up.
800 men wanted for Nevada, machine
men, drillers, hammersmen, teamsterS,
laborers, muckers, 50 to So. 25 per day.
Wanted for Los Angeles, Cal, machine
men, bench men and drillers, S. 90 per day.
We ship daily to Fenton, Elko, Carlin,
Wadsworth, Clarks and Reno
Remember the Dixon Labor Agency,
20 East First South, Cor. Commercial st.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Mems Blue Serge Suits S1o.00-Up
to $4,000 Value.
Sale begins Monday.
AT WALKERS.
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PERSONAL.
SANITARIUM ladies' Turkish bath.
hairdressing, manicuring. The best "a
W. Sd South
ATTRACTIVE LADY, sweet DISPOSE
ton. with $50 900 annually refined and
kind hearted. viii devote life to kind hus-
band. Constance. S12 Holland building, ST.
Louis. Mo.
RETIRED MERCHANT. middle age,
worth SsO,ee0, seeks at once poor, but
faithful wife. Address Mr.. Hamilton 40;
Omaha building. Chicag go.
HANDSOME lady. has farm and $4,000
would marry. assist and offer plea asa Mt
home TO kind man. American. 70 La Sale
Chicago.
AN OF attractive appearance. in the
prime OF life. worth $4,000. and I want
to marry an intelligent. honest gentleman
regardless OF circumstances or station in
lie. More attention is paid TO hunting
for gold than d true companion, hence
the number of unha ppy marriages SO
why not go about il in a businesslike
manner? It is of no CONSEQUENCE how
people become acquainted. the paramount
thing is the individuals. and l have set
aside custom. as the happiness of a life
time is of more moment. believing there
is some where in this broad land genuine
man whom I can love and with whom I
his scruples. as l have mine. long enough
to address Miss Weller. 80 Dearborn St.
Chicago.
WIDOW-After nine months married
| life nv husband died: left me $4,000 life
| insurance and farm Since lived with my
| father. who died eighteen months ago.
| leaving me farm and $16.009. I live in
| remote district: have no children: am 90
years old. Wish the acquaintance of an
| honorable gentleman. Object early mar
J riage- Only sincere gentleman need an
sWer- Mabel Martin 90 no Clark. Chi
| eago-
| HANDSOME Intelligent American lady,
| worth SS5. o0e will marry Immediately and
| assist kind husband financially. Address
1 Belle. 134 Van Buren, St. Chica go
| LADIES, Chichester's English Penny
| royal Pills are the best. Safe reliable
| Take no other. Send 4c.. stamps for mar
| ticulars. Relief for Ladies'. in letter
| by return mail. Ask your druggist
| Chichester Chemical Co.. Philadelphia Pa
| LADIES. use our harmless remedy for
/ delayed or suppressed period: IL cannot
| fail; trial free. Paris Chemical Co, Mil
| waukee. Wis.
NATURAL BODY BRACE.
| this brace one year have only praise for
the benefits and comfort derived from lis
| use. Try il. ladies. and be convinced
| Call or address Mrs c. l. Moore. Agent
| 600 Progress Bldg
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BY EXPERIENCED woman. to take
care OF offices or do janitor work 2f7
K. First South street.
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ASSAVERS

,af r N BISHOP. Assayer; removed "a
10 West ID South. ODD. postoffice-
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wasatch Summer Resort

Sacred concert at saltair today.
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y YOUNG LADY wishes place as house
keeper. Address 140 w. I'd South ST.,
room IL.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

y WEEKLY income paid every week
as large as that paid yearly by savings
banks. No gamble but a solid business
proposition Deposits always at your call
Send for prospectus The H P Griffin
Co. Il West 24th street. New York
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ARE YOU stu looking for safe and
profitable Investment? $3.50 paid on each
800 from July l TO Is. sl0l-s1 on each sl99
from March Il TO July 10 Cooperation
OF persons seeking handsome profits with
the risk practically eliminated Financial
and commercial references from your own
locality. Deposits entered on the day fol-
lowing receipt. Address 5. E jackson.
Downing building. New York
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A SNAP-21sx6 rods. with 4-room house
on 1th East. near % South. $1,S00. Apply
426 So. 9Th East.
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3xS rods with 7-rm. house, No. 1o4 No.
State, $t.00000.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.. 81 Main.
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ATTRACTIVE LADY, sweet disposi-
ton. with $4,000 annually. refined and
kind hearted. viii devote life to kind hus-
band. Constance, Sl2 Holland building ST.
Louis. Mo-
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FoR sAlEREAl EsTATE,

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S-rm- new mod. with every convenience.
nicely arranged on inside, I'd near P,
S.. $500
Houston Real Estate Law. Co. Isl Main.
GOOD 7-room residence. por. bath. toilet,
cleo light. on Sd St., s, 4eo-S4oe cash, bal
monthly.
4-room brick. city water, good repair.
Elegant lot. 20 rods from Temple block.
Fine 7-room brick, mod. on Q St. near
First; years old, bargain at $50
XXI rods on Sth z near SO So. $500
5xi0 COZ; on 1 ST., with good 4-room
Lot on E. Sd So. az rods frontage. cor.
LITTLE & LITTLE. No. W. I'd So.
Arm. mod. br. cottage, close in on sth
So, large rooms. nicely. arranged, =
closets. large pantry and every room
cheerful and attractive. CRATES, etc.
$3.50 0C-S9aO cash and balance easy terms.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co., Isl Main
FUTILE BROS. I4s Main Street.
$1,S5o-nice new Or. mod pressed brick
city; must be y cash on above
I0xlo on n. T. bench, e St, for s. $50
S-room frame cot. on 18th Z. near 9Th S.
St, a good home for $3.50.
tages on the n. E. bench at from s., 100 to
$500, and a very nice cottage for 81, 100
close in; also a good or. IF. cot. with
large lot and % shade trees and Verdure
Tor y, geo; > r. part of city.
Twill pay you to call on US before
buying.
futile Bros. Progress-HeraId Bldg.
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HANDSOME. Intelligent American lady.
worth SIS. zoe. will marry immediately and
assist kind husband financially. Address
Belle. 134 Van Buren, St. Chicago
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SKILLED and experienced craftsmen
and civil engineers. Apply by letter to D.
r. Young, Civil Engineer, SIS Mccormick
Building, City.
10 men for Colorado. 81 per day.
10 men for Idaho. 81 per day.
10 men for concrete works. r. G. W.
railroad. $225-
50 men for salina. 81 per day and up.
Transfers. 81
Laborers. 81
Rockmen, So.
Ship every day to Salina, Doremus,
Lake Point and Silver City.
8 good BARRIERS for Idaho.
Plenty of places for house girls, cham
bermaids and mattresses.
Western Employment Co, 221z East
Second South. Z. T. Williams, manager
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE. 10 SoD,1
West Temple street NJ s Hsnaus-
manager Analytical work a sperIaitv
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LOST.
GOLD WATCH and chain. bet eth So
and Murray Leave Herald or L =
smelter machine shops, Murray. Reward
BROWN mare. scar on right hind foot
Return 90 L. Second South Reward
THREE CHECKS and uaonev order.
near walker bank Van Dyke Drug store,
Sd So. and Main
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12-ROOM brick. steam heat porch and
reception hall, large rooms. baths, barn.
large corner lot, 5x1e rods, shade, two
blocks from temple. $500. Weir, 40 w.
Second South.
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CLAIRVOYANT
CASH REGISTERS
CARPENTERS-
DENTISTS
ELEVATORS

7 VIII save y0n moHey On sSS End
of an elevator. William Watrous, agent,
81 East Third South
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J. H KNICKERBOCKER, optician.
Removed TO 80 Main Lowest prices
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RETIRED MERCHANT. middle age
worth S90.Co0 seeks at once poor. but
faithful wife. Address Mr.. Hamilton, 40;
Omaha building. Chica go.
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Rs

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Remington Typewriters rented on I'D
g 90 month up by manufacturer no %
W. % South Phone l57f-A-
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SCAVENGER.
STORAGE.
TEAMS EOR REM
ICXEI RROKERS

OTTTNGER'S Cut Rate Ticket ONCE
15 West Second South street
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HANDSOME lady. has farm and $40. 600
would marry. assist and offer pleasant
home TO kind man. American. 70 La Sale
Chicago.
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MEDICAL

bR. 2. PGTNE- 70 so1fs Nan
street Specialist in diseases Of women
and children; satisfaction guaranteed in
every case. Call or write to above ad-
dress.
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NATURAL BODY BRACE.
~ Sold - days trial. After wearing
this brace one year have only praise for
the benefits and comfort derived from lis
use Try it. ladies. and be convinced
Call or address Mrs c. l. Moore, Agent,
COO Progress Bldg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-03

S-rm- new mod. with every convenience.
a beauty in appearance and everything
nicely arranged on inside, I'd near P,
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PERSONAL.
-~~cO~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~
SANITARIUM ladies' Turkish batt
Embarrassing, manicuring. The best. )
W. Sd South
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

WATCHES and jewelry- Clearing. 81
handspring. Sf.on- c. T. w Bowers ~
East Second South.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY L. NJ. ONION on Monday, Aug .,
1880 a. m. at IS So. 1St W. St. CARPETS
and rugs fancy chairs and rockers, cen-
ter tables. pier mirror. dining table and
chairs cookstove fine hot blast heater.
iron beds, springs and mattresses, bed
room set. curtains and DOrtieres, crock
cry and glassware. etc. etc
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LADIES, Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills are the best. Safe. reliable
Take no other. Send 4c.. stamps for par
ticulars. Relief for Ladies', in letter
by return mail Ask your druggist
Chichester Chemical Co.. Philadelphia Pa
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firm. br. cottage, water in kitchen, large
shady lawn, No. 1900 Major ave. 81, so 90.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co., Isl Main.
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!S;Se md myself want the care OF a
XXX house for the summer. Apply
4 IA Office. 70
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AGENTS on salary or commission; the
greatest agents seller ever produced;
every user OF pen and ipk buys it on
sight goo to 500 per cent profit; one
agents sales amounted TO 500 In sir
dnFs, another So IN two hours. Monroe
MfE. Co 1875. La Crosse. Wis. 20
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$1,000 BUYS TWO DESIRABLE LOTS
s WITH SOUTH sgo FROM 2N6 GHARTB r.
LOTS, ONE A CORNER IN FIFTH
WARD, NEAR CAR LINE. SEVERAL
DESIRABLE HOME PLACES IN THE
DIFFERENT WARDS OF THE CITY
Al PRICES THAT WILL SELL THEM,
NORFLEET, PHONES 673 BINz
BUILDING. 20
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nseN,omnpress engineer; must be
3 sosl with experience at com
'ttbes = ana Well recommended. Ma
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FOR RICE LANDS with well aud river
acre tracts Here Il bargain to the
right party: 22A acres. Oh under seven
wife ftute. iron pGsts. l. acres in splendid
cultivation; 2& acres In strawberries, y
acre In dewbeuies; balance. Il land fenced
e IN pasture. must sen al ourp; cali at once
100 acres two miles southeast Of Sara
togo oil fields win dispose In a whole or
IN small quantities.; see us for prices.
age and bayou frontage Several cot
tages chear must be- ID at once. Nine
lots one block from car llne; must 20 at
$500 We have ave r'autiful resi- ienccS.
let us show Won these beautiful summer
homes Fly & McReynolde, $780, Main,
room No S.
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MY LIST OF CHOICE PROPERTY ROTH
VACANT AND IMPROVED, rs THE
LARGEST IN THE CITY. 1T WILL
PAY YOU TO LOOK OVER SAME If
THE MARKET TO SELL CAN Sc.
CURE YOU 4 PURCHASER IF YOUR
PRICE is RIGHT l SOLICIT A SHARE
or YOUR REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
URE YoU THAT ALL BUSINESS IN
TRUSTED TO MY CARE SHALL HAVE
MY CAREFUL ATTENTION. NOR
FLEET POI BINZ BUILDING If
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WANTED -Manager in every city, county
90 bundle hest paying business known;
legitimate; new exclusive control Phoe-
nix Co, ~ w, 18th street, New York. "a
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS plans, de
tails and specifications for two-story
brick and stone city hall building can be-
seen at the mayors office. Rrenham
Texas. or at the office of A. o. wat 49,
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AGENrS-New. novel. positive mosduito
chaser; everybody buys; % cents: bie
pronts, Automatic odorizer Co. 81.
Louis. Mo. 20
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k>5ry WANTED-To learn teleg-
as VIA station work for railway serv-
NJ ". sent to work as soon as COM
! Fpnss, IL the only thorough, prac-
MI es u,so school In the South. aud
y ril M in America operating main
~ u, III wire, giving pupils experience
1sts.,nsl business. ten years older,
Ny s more pupils at work than all
~ in Southwest combined;
~ ~ ssay ryrospectus. Dallas Telegraph
~ Wnsil.s Texas.
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS lots a, lowest
prices. for cash or on installment plan.
usrgains ms %ees seventeen acres on
White Oak bayou aud Katy railroad az
xSopD. Houston Heights office, 20 Main
street. John A. Milroy, agent. u
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AGENTS WANTED Tor the best ana only
positive skirt supporter ever invented:
uoeral terms. Geo. N. Sceets lOua
Monadnoek building. Chicago. 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

1900 ACRES IN the KATY country, the proven
rico land; water for irrigation less than
loo feet THIS vs. partly improved has
creek with a little timber; on graded
road IN good settlement This is rare
Bargain; 500 per acre. C., W. Hahl, 300
MINI 2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

THREE LOTS with improvements on
Crawford street, $4,000; three lots and
block, Third ward, $1,000: thirty-two lets
on MCGOWAN. $1,000; twenty live acres,
Fttth, ward, $4,000. rye s. Bollfrass, Kiam
building 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

CHEAP. Handsome bay pony. Apply sol
Rnsk avenue d
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

AGENTS-Eyerywher to sell our 81 10 IS
special accident aud health Insurance. pol
leies combined with registration. Travel
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