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frequent and on level. Special prepar-
alton of such soils 80 that the subsoil
will be reached should be made very
early in the season. On clay loan soil
potatoes can be planted in more shall
low way, and slight hilling can be fol-
lowed with success. II such SONS are
very heavy, and have nc natural drain
age, some artlncial methods of drain
ing should be resorted TO. Narrowing
the land Immediately after planting
and giving six to seven civilizations,
are necessary for the highest success
c. l.. Peters in American Cultivator.
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deep cuffs. The mode may be
effectively developed in heavy taf-
feta, peau de crepe, mOire or French
flannel. When these materials are
used the fronts are decorated with
chiffon, batiste and lace motifs, or an
elaborate design worked with jet and
steel beads.
TO make the waist in the medium
size will require two yards Of thirty
six-inch material.
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AgB1SSqRAI EI{|A}qRH
A Chenp Food for stock.

One of the cheapest foods that can be
grown for stock, and which can be cut
and used at almost any stage of growth,
may be secured by sowing corn in lows
mot using too much seed) and cultivat-
ing it one way. Should the pasture
grass run short the young corn may
be cut down daily. in sufficient guam
tity as required, and fed as green and
succulent food. which will be highly
relished by stock.
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when darting about in the sunlight.
The bodies are of green enamel. the
eyes are small rubies. The ornament
is a half-jiadem, to be worn very far
forward on the brow. 1t can be taken
apart and the Individual flies worn sep
arately, making rayishly pretty
brooches or coiffure pins.-New York
Commercial Advertiser.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-06-25

A novel combination of materials Is
seen in new shirt. The sleeves and
the body are of ecrue-tlnted cotton
crepe. while the cuffs and bosom are OF
figure pique
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ranged in an underlying pleat at each
side of the centre closing.
The skirt is box pleated and arranged
at the lower edge of the yoke. The
pleats are stitched flatly for a few
inches, and pressed their entire LENGTH
They flare widely around the bottom
Machine stitching on the yoke and
hem provides tailor finish. Linen.
pique, duck. mercerized ginghams ana
other heavy wash fabrics are used for
suits in this style.
To make the waist in the medium
size will require three and threc-eighth
yards of twenty-scven-inch material.
To make the skirt in the medium size
will require twelve yards of twenty
seven-inch material
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A Handsome Coat.

"A handsome coat for an older girl Is
of dark blue cloth. and the broad col
lar is of white MORE, with wide edge
of Irish lace.
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On. B.n.aeeat Re.ul. Of Marriage.

An Ohio woman who had been dumb
for long time recovered her power OF
speech the day after her marriage. It
will be nightly hard to convince that
husband that he had not bon the vic.
tim OF bunco game.--Denver Post
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-06-25

The new cutting of diamonds. Just
introduced. does away with the fiat
table of the brilliant and increasing
number of facets from So to 80. This
cutting gives the diamond form so
scientifically accurate that 1t scintil.
lates equally from every point of view.
The beauty Of the stone is heightened
to an extent never known before.
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The experimental underground eiec.
trio railway of Paris, France, which,
although eight and three-quarter
miles in length, handles 100000 fares
a day, has been so satisfactory that
two important branches will be added
to 1t during the current year.
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Xvo1o.+;.
,a'ylllue' on account Of the latter m.
suh!ihs III Lent The party will be NJ.
~ the parish honse on Tuesday aitsnn,
s sr5a,, TO . O'Clock, and while Il Il M
r.in - Nnllureh, graFh q,
who possibly can do so ara s se ss.i. 4
wear fancy costume In order TO mails n
ny "o'e ATTRACTIVE ana entertalnlls
~
The Turuyereln hos Issn.d ou,l,, =.
nrettv Invitations 10 tbo .nnna, - -
han Trasdov rj,.bt 80 49, s,''s w
nIwoys the occasior ~ a.. st..s
fancy costumes and the haiI viii H'' ss'. \
as usual, very animated scene "a
MIN MIN a crowd nt people on pleasure vi
ne afrHuSemenI committee Is c0npa'et Y
Mr. L. II Christensen, chairman; Nssa|
Gus schultz, , H. sam, W. ., lsaNi
anu ii'i'S A'O''cnAA
Mrs. Jeff n. Miller Invited the Thruai
Afternoon Whist club to meet Mrs VI y
Groseclose on their name day, Ms Gfe|
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Literary Clubs.

The Ladies' Reading club held then ~
lar weekly meeting Tuesday Afternoon NJ
owing 70 the expectation Of Ils' y.
Mrs. Percy Pennybacker Of Aus''n
usual order of procedure was reYesHN
business was taken up hrsl AH
vas disposed of Mrs. W. B. Slossou f''s /,
paper on "Thomas Jefferson. sac 1 s.-s
her subject very courageousp aa nr, rssl
ously, and kept her audience W., VIZ 4 81
Interested nv The story Of the llie = Nj
whose principles are 50 often " q Iesl
so little followed A snort sAelea uN|
jay, the fedelallst was ghen. n
Mia Morris, and another by Ia
Holland on benjamin Rush ~ Vii q
II. Foster opened the ''taole , s,hs pnss
short talk on The Influence q .u e,s a.
to which the club members
courteous attentions a.tInr xs|
While Mrs Foster was sptasay,A III
pennyhBckcr and Mrs hlis Yhttef hu
when the talk was over Wy sluh M
duced Mrs. Penuybacker 20 t etsy AeR 81
that time on Mrs. asastsnsey be
floor, keeping her audience ll ~. IN fclsa
ested with nm inspiriting tax ~ slsEl'
tion work She spoke admlreuij W., no
and forcIbly. telling Of eli1s peius M II
ignd jihr,TIes bclng established ~
othar rooj things llossolling IN n
StGte fhe seeds for which hsa M ~
bv women's hands. She stlrisp .ssn VI
ence very deeply and inspEsu
new ardor. Ia. ~ other :,
came IN during the aitefhIT aa5eTstlos
president Of the ota@ nss5ins tgs l''
shared with the Ladies As s-ls her.
pleasure of meeting ana u'4
The Indies Shakespeare clup lAs '..sr q
on Thursday to pursue laya ~, ss,rt
Richard H. The roll call w Va Id >
y quotations of a pecuhsrp ~ VII
oucbolg character. maicains 'ns
the weather There benz no pos.- S
~ ~ 40 ,Inb the meetln. M
vn.ed pnfi.eiy TO the esspn iu'
4, ht'b r11teied around lhe Ns'7e
~ MON. loan ol
isst I'M. al 4, 5unt's NE Is ilA
trr,.S,H% nefno. HIS last WoiN
in l,,ninT with his lOy 81 " sa ~
aud rio tenEc.ll S. or lhe AZ b
iutcnsiles the sn0ck one Ia IBIS
heartless words 90 llia his lea, n,
!, li''h,,' ~ o ne from Riehatd
Clearly me trend u the plA''
wednesday afternoon the wsa'D .'
combinod their program q =, ,.sr p
Wednesday with that o. 'ns rl,s ~
gram. Roll call was apswsls1 sOr tls
lions from whittles. me pos ~ ls.sss
The history lesson. under va "a he "
Of Mrs - Il. King, emDtSAth ne lng.. K
1855. 1861, aud sketches 2ysa BY w i,
events OF that time W. sud w
Mrs J. NJ. crawford haa Z csuI, -
ing paper on The. snp her pspst y
Miss Hester Mitchell ~ VA wa pcfps : ~
tier reviewed the ne s.idsd " ,t...s,stI
Quaksr poet y Is Fs.Serstlcp p Z -
cluss' Mrs. Robert Adais. h''
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tsipcd IN ,yi,b tbo lo,.si,, sn,svs ami others
.irn~ tr Tho tcgiIs Min .bojr avn ir,ip,trn,
5io 7gr,,e 1,I. ,rites ,sere "r.,tv ma
u E.",tt Xxx Xxx H. NJ "GGrrG 49, %mu
NV MIS-. Ara,,tt5 Gro.n c.as ne d nt1 I,ca
I'm no SacoyG rbof f.u io vi nion"be
Wno6 niat.iro .b, ,rf, t,a ireua,..7
Aha for tEa l,no bgrds nah. ~ stIver
Tmrl,Ias y-s. ,ynr Wr Mis- G"ace Denpts
and th1 nons,l9t finn Grila "a nrstrily boinG
vSIr.re of EusLin'. t.,s olven Ia Miss
shepherd. The guesr az honor was given
two Volumes of Vuskln's yery beautifully
bound and In a pretty case lee ySu cream am
games we're dnlshea, Mrs. hutchinson
E aJr aSsis'%9 BY Nesaawas Mungeg Frank
r. Eoria and + Moor. ' ,nd Pal ,i Toe
lie and Bessie Moore We're hnsv during me
af ..rroon puncGinr for rSa ,,a ms ma tHe
lone Ignds ArouDi tbc t.,ilrs vyo,o Mss
GeorFls Ocbiltrea lI5f- I,iJt tor{o G,,sb
man Efarcgrri vstfr. CfaI4 Ggrtor w,
Tupsle. Mamie llama Ig1ise Kirkland
Hattie and Louise Smtth. Julia Nay Nav
-elia shepherd. Rowape Mas.erson, Lovey
"a, saiia Win9e Annie Laurie David
Kitten s6a a Eae saS S5 4de ina r &o66
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In SOCIETY.

Whose
X worry near apprcHch 10 tl,, cnpct Of fhe
original ana those h. whom ii 4, depird
TO see The oririuois nan form son,c idoa
OF their 1tondsFfni gbsri1
A series az ntrtures ~ mitch n,tntere
was begun Inv a n1nai from ths abrinn ~
st Trsuln nv Hans Nieu,iinr AZ ibe ON
tRns parted aod thn saint ,,i,h No. fnr
attendant virgins wore soon in tbcir y,,r
infant uosItlous ana rS,,lT 80. iiiy |u t I
utciiIre with snrrc,,r 1lr,tg ~ 49, ~, ,t I
Tecesres In Jbis in an ,bo M .t' ur"i
That followed tSr nocipg wa so w., W w W rs
tts stiffness nst II wee slg.ogt ~
a. f5Ink thc Ny,'r,S ii,t ',ti'i'P ttlsiU'i
Creei, in,ngss,,,.,fd "a i'' ,i MSS IGiul
Anna untfs \1sscg + Ill , SiI4 uhH atlS'
/ On ana Rtiss pa.i ' M '''l 'llle NY
uDts ''N'''' A"+' "s'' Hct dt'ehd-
VLe, tI,o ,,.,.,t, .,..- $780,,
linn, H. a., r',1 NltWu Tue second {
Nfaitc ~ Af1i'"ii a. ,,,hnlliHl portrait or /
Iriit t,i nv IN Nunoi1 Mts. o. y. /
.n'rfs, 49, 1o- u3 tgEul gedGlN crossed Ia a .
ions,r- ttss3'u' wv vi we COST nme " mis- (
yi',,,n ~ 'N'ns iituiy ~ OF France. The !
Gnd sgst I'M "'.ln ''Ilug Tor again .
grr,,, 40 a., I'm HNN' M@7 we celehrltel ,
49, v' iNe Iui9ich of Charles Of Eng. /
~ "a, r. H. ~ bN'k ana " as represented bv F.
it,rt,Ut ,"'If' M3IlaA 'roon Smith and /.
,''. low AugF mJdo hpauNfl 10
fc-l', u,fsa'4 7s thev were, IN perfect
a b,ueabolI f.i ~ ''%' mas errome .
famous rurut. Mut mas oufi4atn5' W.
NutAu interest attached To H. mud bcgIg
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ssssissfgrzsyg=y-T gszyls5asssvgyF,v
@'aaAasAA 70 'asi
.---------------------------
non that for +ha oues+s and Miss I'll, Nr4v
1bonus.n yygg the IHci.faef ~ III ,'H, AMI
for N, yrlg" tbat We s.,,, o., ~ az
In, In, bosn h I,d I"5I w. a. "v,,I tr
oC t1' ',,,,,i,W "o i nIu III y, ~ MH t,t"t,
g,.olit ',-tt'". ~ Tvs MS '..y'N nay '
End In antcrfeIrITs 49, w a,5 tSc y' i,E
rrr,ta, lo VEN t l,,sv ~, g .rr
,v bor 3isces eSs''I1 r15 ofI e anI
1 ngr 4i''eS, N,G''S IIttIl}oeIi ana Lo's 'e
Iuhse' ~ anu Mss iIh"lt iNCs any uer
SISTERS. MIS- David Rice .and Mrs. Mbhy
HENDERSON, Ih9Se invited 10 meet w.'h
iNr ciuo were MISS Matte Porter Of Ken
lucky Misses Blanche Sherod. Dee CoNeo
Lena ltuhhart or Galveston Loyey Chew.
LSteiie liauGbertF, Grace Dennis, Cordoba
s.PlScphggfdi PaEIine Dillingham; Edytht
and Martha Grogan. Nab Hall Louise
nuNer ne;i Hartweil E,stelic c2rdwc.l
Porter and Resale nUmbie s''"s' '''''''''
Mrs. w. +. Chew g5ve one Of those hc,n.
t,nil Iuncbeons for which She has msf,y
gained a very epyiabIe reputation rs,te,.
day. II was an antc.uuptIaI luncheon Given
,a -. 40 1,. -, -, -
Ia nohoF OF Inc bHue-elect MISS Nancy
Winshlp Thompson whose marriage tomor-
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CHINA used was before the war china,
white with gold hands. and the suppor OF
fried chicken I've hominy hot rolls, honey,
preserves, waters and custnrd. Win not
corn meal cakes brought Ia through me
meal by two littlc iarBies. made ail Wlsa
Tor a return of the good old times.
guessing contest was given nt tho tahle
Of words ending IN .ale" and nnr pic'ure
Of General Lee was Won hy Miss Mitchell
souvenirs were given to ALA sinai pc
turc Of General lee. surmOunted hy Con
fcderate flag. Mrs. Horace Cunmilg was
chalfmHn Of the meeting. Miss Mltcueu
was elected chairman for next year aud
Mrs James W. Lockett secretary. Those
present wece No. ~ +e.r - .;JlS; Edlth
= rislt, Mrs. Jamcs Iockett, Mrs tsS2raec
cumming, Misses Johnson. Mitchell ~
Ycrnoy, Nussbaum and Mr. George Moore
~
The wedding Of Miss Ella Rodcarmc and
Mr.. John Elton I'LL took place at the
shearn Methodist chnrch Thursday even
ing at $50 o'clock The church was pref
tily decorated with palms and ferns In
honor Of the occasion, and the pastor, Rev.
$ II. Hay. performed the service As the
notes OF the wedding march filed the
church the groom and Mr.. l.. u. Nils on
tered from the right and Mr.. Emmet nou
bold came Ia from the left Then caWe
the ushers. Mr.. Jnnischoil and Mr.. Geois,
Penny, then Miss Clara StaleF, lniloNtu
by Miss Maggie Ledwith OF Wills, t1g,h
the bride aud her brother Mt G. W;
Rodearmel. After the ceremony tne hi0h
party repaired to the residence OF DR.. ana
Mrs, Licnoski, the brides parents, Wncre
REFRESHMENTS were awaiting hem. NE,
The bride was dressed i'm cream Mllte
satin, deliberately trimmed with lace The
VAST WAS MADE VIII n = s.k aPpn9ln' liz
veil Was fastened on with tiny spray Of
orange blossoms and she carried white
roses a} me bIidesmlias wore Mn',g organ
After short stay Al Ptb@ house Nlr aud
Mrs lll left for New Orleans TO spcad
me me, iHne DC mlel N thot merry ci{' l4lfoy
San Jacintn street
go
. ~ ,t.t o..
MIs' hafflS MaStefsoP gave N'SN n'7
party Friday morning complimentary 10
her ruest Ntrs pIyon " Kitchen OF ken
m ,. .
'hehy' Inc games OF hlsh HNt "y'' q
luncheon OF seven COURSES ihat was served
Gnd We oe Ti'rI on co.ts bouiI-
Ion, fsh crGaGctfeg with French peas On.
ter potdes, Waldorf salad. mousse m1
pls{Hgnlo ana eonee followed e1Sn o ,,...r
ffb'oronghiv Sonreci,tI[ye Nv. Nipslefson
was assisted by Mrs Mcttunhumcr Of
Austin, Mrs J. Il. Morrow aud Mss Bette
Lee Smith Tho other guests were Mes
danes Kitchen G. A. Mlsrot Il. b. Nor
ris, Vernon Leman o. n lIo't, Iugham
, Ga1vurI 1 neldvsiu TJlrisrf ID .ltrif1
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Mhs Anne Bolts had the Hard Times
club 70 meet with her last Tuesday aud
gave them a delightful morning By her
gentle courtesy and thoughtfulness the
young hostess showed herself quite equal
TO the traditions Of her family whose
reputation for charming hospitality Is so
well known. After the games OF high nv,
ere played delicious luncheon NJ several
courses Was served and then came tho
awarding - prizes Miss Nancy Thonpssr
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Mrs. I'D. Cobbs OF san Antonio, who Is
the chsielalne pro ten Of the James A.
Baker home, invited for last evening the
crowd Of young folk who compose the ITO
plan club 10 meet her son, r. d. Cobhs.
Jr, and the two young friends from San
Antonio, Miss Laura Griee and Miss Camilla
Newton who came over from the Alamo
city 10 spend Saturday and sunday with
Der They had 3 lovely evening In the
beautiful rooms. Mrs. Cohbs heing even
more than a host IN herself
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dcr,o,st t,s ~ be ,9iydp, , ~ "
Rorer, the celebrated authority upon do.
nestle science especially those things con-
nccted With the culinary department. Mrs.
Rorer IS said TO deliver her talks iu q very
simple. straightforward and most interest
lug way She encourages her audience 20
ask questions frequently. and thus her
lessons become series OF easy familiar
conferences between earnest housekeepers
and herself
she VIII impart many late and novel ideas
IN regard 10 table decorations, menus and
serving Of various dishes Her course will
begin here on February "a ana will con
tine one week The afternoons have boeu
selected for her lessons. Hs It will be more
convenient for the ma A. .s9sset ~.
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Mrs f. W. Hutchinson gave a very
pretty high FIVE party Friday afternoon
complimentary to Miss Martha shelbv IN
me new home Of Mrs. s. II. Moore ON
MAIN street. The rooms we're vsry sttrsc.
I'VE with the light tlnrs OF tho vans
SHOWN % % excellent advarts,n a. 49,.
soh.,sst With the rich darn rresn =, M M
,hol.hesn slmlAK that elothed thc,, - ~, ~
'nsAr hsAAS4 The hay wsnaew MAS c,,,
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Mrs. II. p. Ring mad Inc pleasure Of en-.
ter,alning Mrs Percy pennybackor Of Aus.
tin, tho president of the State Federation
of Womaus Clubs last Tuesday as that
lady passed through Houston 20 Galveston.
Quite q number OF the club women called
during the morning and Mrs Adele "a. s.
can, Mrs Alay lrwltz aud Mrs Margaret
n, Fostor were Invited 10 lunch wi,n Mis-.
Penny hacker After luncheon Mrs Ring
accompanied her guest 70 the TYceum III.
brary whore the Ladies' Reading club
Wds, assembled. expecting q visit fom the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-09

The ladies Of Houston are becoming VERY
much Interested In the course at eSakaRs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-09

.hnrss '@a,es Parish association Of chyls,
aas e WI give their yalenrln, n,r,r
S'' OF TWO ahead Of the day s,v.. 49, :.
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Class 20, Houston High school, had their
annual reunion at Miss Geneylcve John.
sons Saturday February l. The days
topic was the great southeruer, Robert
p. Lee, and was 20 have been held on
his birthday, but II was not possible TO
get the class together on that day.
The parlor was decorated with Conred.
crate days. and General Lees picture acid
the place OF honor There were also pic
lures OF his home horse and the general
IA battle, on the walls. A program OF
three parts was enjoyed. First an acrostic
OF Lees name, then battles and generals
Miss Johnson tied for nrst place Miss
Johnson winning the prize, a picture The
refreshmant committee had prepared
Southern supper. The table was spread
With white cloth, no Embroidered crnicT
rie<es e. dezttes. eaiy q pyraElid AZ nrnit
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Hr' ana slrs' Barnett Greenbers enter.
famed the Zenoblan club at cards last
the G rooms " WIS, lillGs ana carnations aled
nr1es We're captured bv Ms ", me
ad1sS - IL, Housman, Musical selections
foIe eS % ne evenings pleasure which WIS
courses oe ~ az gles9pt luncheon served IN
times. "eSlsns from colonial
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
ei7 STREET.
"ELEGANT CORNER

Largo four-story building. suitable for mani
J04N l. McpCwALI. 90 Chestnut -.
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VISIT the Eclipse dancing pavilion, near Houss
OF Public, Comfort Fair Grounds, during gro
GERS carnival. Ahera & AIhsrE.
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AGENTS RENT LISTS.
CORNET. & zE|BIG,
III N. SEVENTH ST.

1875 ". Bayard ave. S rooms. Ist hoor: all
convenience 1900 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -.yl
l3l5A y. Bayari ave, { rooms. - hCor.
cOnEenierces ..--.. -----.------..-..--.-. =i.sY
OOM
2iis Center st. 3 rooms. II noor.......... 500
l2JS y. High 81. 3 rooms, rear. "a nOur---- 80
ITO Market 81. ? rooms In attic. west
side OF hall 30
no Market 81. ? east attic rIOms....--..-. a-0G
1905 y. High St. : rooms. lst floor. rear 5"h
rs Chestnut 81. ! large room. 4th floor. SOD
I'll Chestnut II. 9Th floor. hack rom. fvi
SIS Franklin ave- I room. "a rOlt--.-...-.. so
STORES.
Northwest corner Seventh and Walnut SITS.
and II rooms above --.......-....-..... 1910
22 y. Seventh st. sja-r ...-.-..-....-..-.. 5000
~ Olive ST, laEE" room. EJNS'. second
u.oT zee ----------r.ra .----.---...------ lls'e
- Olive 81. large room. +rNsD. ID H0or o.. l0l.vi
Southeast corner Fourteenth ard Pine SITS.
saloon and : rooms -....-..-.-..-... SIZE
Northeast corner I'ns-SUu and Cas- avss.
store AMI 10 rooms ....----.-..-..-..- 90
2lo-l2 Valentine ST. double store and 10
ROOMS Gee .-s..saara .-a4--.a-..s.-..-- ah"f
lgis y broadway. store .-.-r-.-......----- $50
III Chestnut ST. store --. ---........--..- 800
Icii Olive ST.. 3-siory business building;
pr year
OFFICES.
De Soto building: nice offices: heat. light.
elevator AMI janitor service: SO per
LINIHH a1En
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1890
S.1
300
kVsAN
500
SD
1901
!. 500
500
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wANTED-To buy mall rooming- house for
cash. II isG Republic.
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HOUSES. Rooms. ETC. WANTED.

BEFORE September T.. a modern house, wit
seveu 10 nine rooms. vest OF Taylor preferred
+ 80. EeDuhGc.
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS FOR
REAL EsTATE WANTED.

BEFORE giving an option on your property II
""' fHERRMANN r.. <. co. 1lz7 Chestnut st.
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
ON MONTHLY

For and lot. No. 421 Gratiot IT;
nice brick cottage Of 5 rooms: city water IA
lot 3x1J feet: house rented now
terms $50 cash and rs per month For price zee
KELLEY 4 CO., LIS Chestnut st
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE,
Plenty HOUSES Ann inns M RFTT

Call or send to the office and I will mall Won
one OF my rent lists, Containing . number *
cnoice dwellings. FATS. stores and rooms tnr rsnt
situated In all parts Of the c!ty.
CHAk J. VodEL, ~ chseenut n
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RENT OR LEASE.
GONFEGTIONERS and CATERERS.

Tarlcde and N0wstead ayes: hest location in
city for frst-c!ass caterer. thCrs Is not n present
on- within one mile square II this district: only
nrsf-class party wanted and one Wu9 Is able TO
cater 10 the trade TN that district.
LEON l.. HULL L Z. 90.
S4 Chestnut -.
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Jos. Dormitzer, loan. Ninth 81.


3sts Finuev ave. . rooms. fuTnar~. 50
s.5t Russell ave. s rooms. furnace. bath. $50
las Stewart place. s rooms. hath. furnace. 800
lE9 Stewart place. 2 r00m-: furnace. stable 900
liz Hills Terrace. west Of TAYLOR ave.
south OF EaStun ave. : rooms. hot and
cold bath. 90
FLATS.
i2n HodIamout ave. : rooms. q roor: bath 800
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JOS. P, WHITE
REAL ESTATE CO.,
SO9Is CHESTNUT IT.
SO9is CHESTNUT ST.

DWELLINGS
4iB C-ik ave. SruHm modern dwelling:
hardwood FrIrH. reception Hal!-..------sN-S
E-l Wichita ave. : ususus: bath. iurna"e--- &Sl
ET., Nl,rra ave 8 -s.m.. htth mil furnace .. OF
gssf H. Iut- HrFI --raHu a.. Isl fnnr--.- .5.si
diiiy@ -. room rst. second roor..... so,
rae l1arIr, go
sf- Marie avr. 4 rooms. I'D fp1r.-.-..--... 80
->I= Shenandoah ave. 8 r amS. lst n10r--.-- 800
l-f Linden ST.. II FLOR. Z Cms.--.-..--..-- l'-'n
STORES.
10 y. Eighth 81. - Drr--...-----..--.- 5o.ol
80 y Compton ave. store ------------.-.--- 100
OFFICES.
20 Olive St. rn0rss / and - Wells Bldg eN
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IlMnlEL ELAIv

ass Vernon Ave.-Flve rooms. hath. furnace.
EaE: separate c~mented laundry. St1ne-fr0nt: all
rent only $50. Apply to
GREER-ANDERSON REALTY co.
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COTE BRILLIASTE Ave. - rooms
ham. gas and closet: southern exposure: ren
reasonable.