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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20

Jury Gives M'Garvsy $4,000 in
Union Railroad Suit.

The jury in the suit OF David w. Nc
Garvy. a wholesale oyster dealer on Gano
street. against the Union Railroad com
pany yesterday afternoon returned a ver-
dict awarding him $4,000 damages
The suit was for $4,000.
On February 10 hast Mr.. McGarvey drove
from Broad into Winter street that day.
and was proceeding toward Westminster
street when an express car turned into
Winter from Westminster street. About
25 feet from the corner Of Pond street the
car took the left-hand switch and collided
with Mr.. McGarvey's wagon. The heavy
axles OF the wagon were snapped. the
driver thrown out. sustaining severe in
juries TO his back and leg. so that he has
been obliged To- use cane ever since. in
addition to suffering the pain OF lumbago
and other physical ailments.
In defence Of the charge OF negligence
the railroad denied the contention that
the car was going very fast. claiming tnat
II was not moving more than two or three
miles an hour The motorman testified
that he had plenty Of room In which 90
pass Mr.. McGarvey's wagon. and would
have done so safely, had not the no e
backed into the car
Thomas J. Holton and Thomas J. FIynn
were counsel for McGarvey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20
CURRENT EVENTS A LITTLE RELIEF
Mrs. Gertrude Rugg Field Talks
TO East Side Club.

Mrs. George A. Littlefeld's residence at
1oo Bowen street was the scene of an ex-
tromely novel and thoroughly delightful
entertainment yesterday afternoon. the
charming entertainer being Mrs. Ger
trude Rugg Field and her audience The
members OF her East Siie class in curren.
events and a few OF ther friends.
Mrs. Field. however made a distinct do
parture from the usual complex ques-
tions and weighty themes which consti-
tute the basis OF her current events talks
and. instead. led her hearers into the
realm of Christmas tide. giving them a
picture of the Christmas OF old in which
she told. first. of the origin of Christmas
away back i'm the ancient days of the
Druids and Romans
In most entertaining fashion she dc
scribed the customs of the Druid festi-
walls of those days and the Romtn Sat-
urnalia, two distinct and remote events.
occurring at about the time OF the winter
solstice and which resembled the Christ
mas of later age.
In the second part of her charming
narrative Mrs. Field dwelt upon the
largess of Christmas and the true spirit
and significance of giving. speaking of the
gift Of the Christ child to the world in
a most eloquent and reverent way.
In closing Mrs. Field dwelt upon the
love of Christmas"
The talk was interspersed with readings
and recitations. delivered In Mrs. Fields
happiest manHer and with piano accom-
panment by Miss Katherine Littlefeld
In several of the selections.
The selections Included choice bits spg-
gestive of Christmas from that quaint and
charming story, Miss Belladona by
Caroline Ticknor.
Mrs. Field recited also James Whit
comb Riley's poem adapted from Charles
Dickens Tiny Tim She read. too.
Riley's Christ Child" both to musical
accompaniment.
A christmas Carol" by Charles Kings
ley completed the recitations.
AT the close of the program the hostess
served dainty tea"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20
FATAL RESULT
Mrs. Abbls Could Not Rally.
Was Severely Burned.

Mrs. Sarah Abbie died at the Rhode
Island hospital last night from burns re-
ceived at 2s Shove street a week ago last
Tuesday.
She had attempted 10 thaw out water
pipes by burning newspapers under them
Her clothing was ignited and she ran o
the yard. where neighbors discovered her
peril and tried To save her.
Mrs. Abbie's clothing was DESTROYED
from her waist down. She was shock
ingly burned on the abdomen.
She was the wife cf Albert Abbie, to
whom she was married at woonsockst not
four months ago. Mrs. Abbie was "A
years old.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20
SILVER JUBILEE
Rev. Fl. Dsady's 81. Jossph's,
Newport, Observed Monday.

There will be joyful occasion at St
Joseph's church. Newport. next Monday.
when Rev. Fr. Louis ]. Deadly the pas
tor, will observe the 25th anniversary OF
his ordination to priesthood. A high mass
will be celebrated at 10 o'clock In the
evening the children will give an enter
tainment in honor OF their beloved pastor.
Tuesday the Adults will give Rev. FIR.
Deadly an entertainment at which he will
receive a generous size purse.
o. Rev FIR Deady has been In Newport
six years. but during that brief period he
has commended himself 10 all with
whom he has come I'm contact lie was
pastor OF ST. Louis parish OF Fall River
when he WAS assigned TO st. Joseph's
church TO take the place of Rev. Fr
James Coyle, who was transferred to
Taunton.
When he went to Newport the annual
collection OF the church was about $4,000.
Now II Is about $1,000 He succeeded in
paying OF most Of the debt on the church
property and has purchased for $4,000 an
estate on Broadway. where there will
soon be reared handsome new church
edifce.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20

HHs cOmpIettIy braced me up. am JUST
as vigorous as when a boy, and you can
not realize how happy | am"
Dear Sln-four method worked beau
nfully. Results were exactly what 1
needed Strength and vigor have COM
pletely returned and enlargement is en-
tirely satisfactory"
Dear Sirs-"Yours was received and
had no trouble in making use of the re-
ceipt as directed. and can truthfuly say
IL Is a boon TO weak men. [ am greatly
improved i'm size strength and vigor'
All correspondence is strictly confiden-
tial. mailed i'm plain, sealed envelope The
receipt ~ free for the asking and they
want every man to have II.
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EMERSON. THE JEwsleR.

Perhaps OF the many attractive win
dow displays In the city those OF Emer-
son. the jeweler al the corner OF West
minister and Franklin stands among the
foremost Inside. the display Is lust as at
tractive and the bargains 10 be obtained
In jewelry there are many. The prices
are within your iimit-a gilttering dis
play OF everything IN the line which an.
peals 10 the buyer and which make last
Ing appropriate gifts. Before you buy
pay this well known store visit You
are sure TO see something You will want
and be pleased with what you get.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20

How any man may quickly cure himself
after years of suffering from sexual
cocele. etc. and enlarge small, weak or
gans TO full size and vigor. Simply send
your name and address to DR.. Knapp
Medical Co., 1897 Hull Bldg, Detroit,
Mich. and they will gladly send the free
receipt with full directions. so that any
man may easily cure himself at ,home.
and the following extracts taken from
their daily mail show what men think OF
their generosity:
Dear Sify-Please accept my sincere
thanks for yours of recent date. / have
given your treatment a thorough test and
the benefit has been extraordinary. IL
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AMERICAN JENElRY COMPANY.

They are Offering at their place of busi-
ness III the Manufacturers building on
Sabin street rare opportunity TO SECURE
Christmas jewelry at less than manufac-
turers cost People who are desirous Of
obtaining bargains Just at this season
will do well TO give this concern visit:
their prices surely will appeal to you.
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ron OVEN sixty yeAes

NRs. wfNsLow's SOOTHING sYRyi
has been used FOR over sixty years by
millions OF mothers for their children
soeshes 9th ths chiId' softsns the 1Iu runs Al.
lays oil pain. cures wind collie. and is the
e<sf rem>dy for Diarrohea. IL will relieve
the poor little suHcrer immedia tely Sold
Ive4ty-hve cents bottle BE sure and
es1 fer Mrs. winflcv's Soothing Syrup"
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IHE ChhS. S. BUSH CO.

Are offering all kinds OF kodaks at rea-
sonsble prices. which are very accepta-
BILE as Christmas presents. Their store at
2i2 Weybosset street r. filled with inter-
esting gifts which will meet with favor
from those who visit there.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20

IL will develop into chronic catarrh. DR.
Aenews Catarrhal Powder stops cold In
the head In ten minutes. and relieves most
acute and deep seated catarrh after one
application. Cures quickly and perma-
nently. II have used Dr. Agnew's Ca
tarrhal Powder with best results. II is a
great remedy. and I never cease recon-
mending H." John r. Dell Paulding. O.
ga.
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Lawyer uo the wldow)-The law gives
you n third. madam.
The Widow--Wcii. i'm not going 20 take
any chances ia that direction. 7 shall
proceed 10 hustle for nv third, Just as I
9id for my first and second. Chicago
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LIST OF LETTERS

List OF Letters Advertised at the Post
office, at Providence. II. l.. for the week
ending Dec. 20, 1902.
When calling for these letters please
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20

With characteristic thoughtfulness for
the happiness OF her pupils, at this Christ
mas season, Mrs. Sphinx has given her
classes jolly good time during the pres
ent week. preparatory to the Christmas
recess OF next week. Cotillions were nu-
merous and a genSGal good time was the
order of the present week al the famous
old academy. Mrs. Sphinx went to New
York on Friday for week, and soon
after her return number OF brilliant
functions are to occur at her assembly
rooms, which grow more popular than
ever as the winters come and GO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20

The second i'm the series of Mr.. William
Hardness Arnold's charming musicales
occurs at his studio on Brown street. this
evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20

The Providence Art club was the scene
OF another charming Ladies Afternoon"
Thursday. lecture by Miss Harrietto
Rice filling the literary hour
The exceedingly pretty Tea" which fol-
lowed the lecture was served by Mrs,
Herbert r. Maine. the decorations being
or Christmas holly, evergreen and red
candelabra
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20

A dainty Tea" was served at the Art
club on Tuesday afternoon In connection
with the opening OF the exhibition OF
paintings by MIR browne. Mrs. jeffrey
Davis presided at the function and she
was assisted by Mrs william Hutchinson,
the NJ sses Brownell. Mrs. Walter Com
stock and Miss Adelaide Smith.
r.
Quite the most artistic luncheon given
In this city In some time was that given
by Miss Ethel Parks at her home. 81
Cook street. on Tuesday. In honor OF her
guest. Miss Louise Thatcher OF New
York. The luncheon was served by Mrs.
Myra Russell Garrett. principal OF the
Providence Cooking school. and was GER
tainly charming example Of her artistic
work The luncheon was served OH a
polished mahogany table with exquisite
Duchesse lace mats. and. a. II was char
acterized as card luncheon. everything
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20

On Monday night at Mrs. Spinks will
occur the coming out party OF Miss
Briggs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Briggs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-27

TO STOCKHOLDERS regn-
lar annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Orange aud Northwestern Railroad
company will be held at the general Of
fees OF said company at Orange, orange
county. Texas, on saturday, the hrsy
convene at p. m. Also the annual meet.
ing of the board of directors OF said
Orange and Northwestern Railroad com
pany will likewise be held upon the same
dnT9. time md place, and Immediately
upon the adjournment Of said stockhold-
eis' meeting aforesaid This notice is by
order OF the board Of directors and this
one notice Is for both meetings. Orange,
Texas December 2S. 1901. (Signed) W.
W. Reid, secretary and treasurer. 80
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A MAN WANTS situation to take care Of
horse aud buggy End make himself use
ful around the house. Address BOOB, this
Office. -
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regular annual meeting Of
The stockholders of the Gulf, Western
Texas and Pacific Railway company viii
pany in the city Of Victoria, Victoria
coui ~, Texas, on Monday the 2Ttn day
Of January A. D., 1902. ana will convene
at clock .. m; also the annual meet
Western Texas and Pacific Railway COM
pany win likewise he held upon The same
date, time and place, and immediately
eis' meeting aforesaid; this notice Is by
order OF the board of directors OF said
railway company and this one notice Is
for both meetings. Il. NJ Smith, score
tary Gulf Western Texas and Pacific
Railway company, Victoria, Texas De
cembcr "a, 1901 1.27
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FACTORY SITE Factory site. a block Of
ground with rnilrnnd on two sides Bcltic
Bryan. 3lJ4 Main street 4
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FOR SALE-On account II health, the
Nc Nanthos confectionery aud fruit
store, COS Main street, best location. due
business es ahlishCl; for any Information
Inquire of any OF the best wholesale com
mission houses In city, IL
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III S rss,s AND TuMORS- over twenty.
&inesr dDc,o OF practice the only reliable
6Aslwpll '' Son IN ne country. DR.. ]. W.
Eouherh b SM antonio, Texas, opposite
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS with our Automobile Rubber Tire
for rocking chairs make 5000 per month.
sample pair outfit post paid, zoe. toote
Mig Co., 7 BauChet street, Los Angeles,
Cal.
$4,000 OR MORE 10 loan on Houston
business property at per cent: otIer
loans In sums and on time TO suit. Me
Kinney & Co. 3O7is Main street. ~
LIFE AGENTS-Secure the best contract
on earth; note taken until next tall'
Write W. II. Patterson, manager Hart,
ford Life. Dallas, Texas u
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,sys iad II + :, Drug sToRE; YOU ca0
'hIlts 20
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WHAT 6 DO
w YOU WANTl

NM
Wv YOU w NT1
>--~>~~>~~-->~~~No.--..-->,.,-~u-.
FOR SAFE
--7i,-y- :;
IN Ail.h-"ne 40 gallon sprinkler, ycr,
| .,Nnt sP'aN; nceh m use about thrce
t'T"uSuS' "li Sueap' Ned GIL Palestine
| 49,. - ,--------- 30
/ DNANt Broom Com seed for sale I'm large
| Cf smau quantities, - per hushc 4, N
I 4lulson, Caldwell, Texas 2-i5O1
/ HAY, ricc straw ia ear + IoIS, -Sc-d ,,,,..
sweet potatoes ia car lots or icss asE
| prices NJ HaOcggcl, El Campo 'rcxan.
! 2i8Oa
| BICYCLE double tube IITeS Il 10 y ,,,-.-,rr
inner tubes noe, pnncuIc proof tires. q.
! =, lHNN anu AN othVrs az reduced W icvst
| Wmie i9r prices; HIlroad attachments
AlalCh Cnlmoce, cpetu house luustou. n
FOR SAl,E,m5oooo cedar fence posts, also
! Ceu"I pHhE, tclcplone poles uud stock
| Esrn pose" pcs ~. rte d. L. Miharscr q Co.,
,...--
wa furnish and oror, .,..,.,.
N'i"p'''e pumping
outAts "a nntnr fro,, ,,,u - .
V''N'' W pump '"lu Nel' or streamsi
close nrtces and tu,,rs, +.,,... III. , -
'''"'S' ""te Tor
fun Information and prices.
C. l.. NICKERS,
pc,srn,
-
is ..''J 1ana nS rnino ~ h, LIZA water nj
u'Nts my AZ lHh' ,,It3V'I,gse slk work
i775 :. - =
nniloSs rom az mches ,n on q, Woo ',u Shit
one portable cyIluIer G,rinr n4r mia.
matte feed. hand or power. Asian Ilnn
Works Co, Galveston. Texas II
GTAnIOITS FOR ST. viii send nTTn0IJ
pounds about dol lowering bulbs. mlxci
SiHrS grown from lh' nncat seed e.. G.
PetlL Dickinson, Texas. n
DEWEY hay press three mon and one
NJ manufactured by w g. Gunlock!
49, '"' IT
TIE undersigned Us prepared TO furnish
s TTSt3nei ro9sn OF eut; write for prices;
-- -@-S-S : - ~ y IsL.LL- AENIa. lE
THE BEST TEXAS COAL 81 per ton
a ~ IT,, Ml'e'' Pu"'eS 'N'' l-lV congress
u
u -,-77,-,,- ;z--7-,7, = :,
SiUN - ~ ~ = IN ~ i\I a. SIs so
81 per week or 81 rcr month; home. I'm.
uishcd from Kitchen To pmlor ON casr
7.
llNJ. U1Ip4 Main street l.'l y
SHOW CASES bank aud drug dXturcs
soda fountains, ,cofbohntoIs. ytg.' man
ulat'uteu ny MNl'huu'i " 0"u7' Na'.,
- - - - - 3 ~
FOR -Eighu-three one ana half
yard dump carts, ten tenNH'd standard .
sause ar uuuP as S@l>' W No. =. u w..
1sa"arnd banT1 ''tSr,I'' ,r,,g,D g,n.,,n
drills, twelve No ] wheel scrapcrs pcar
81 Nod
els small tools, etc. Rctcr * Lee, Gal
weston, Texas. &c
For SNT-F Hest sol TTrfL e. an CI6gr
worr at opc.tbirJ rcc,ilaT nrIccS Dg. I
MorES lSton MARI, aarroW gausr io.omo I'VE; /
iori "a; - ~. im,'''p teNu' W',.V" YG,"s'
nprr1,, ,c;,,,o tr.t,,,,tj,,,. Itr 49,, 4
gauge logging cars; one u1rsow gauge /
hand car. 500 tons 3a-p0uud relay ml' T.
% tons 25-pOund relay rail-: co IONS 40
,,Gn Eo,. {,',tb.,. ,rti ,,I * 40 49, ~'u .
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
LANDS

HAVE SOME CHOICE PRAIRIE
LANDS. 5000 TO 10000 ACRES. FOR
COLONIZATION or SPECULATION,
THIS LAND SUITED 10 RICE. cor.
TON, SUGAR CANE AND OTHER
SOUTH TEXAs CROPS; HAVE
TRACTS ALONG RICE CANALS. 100
no 9ooo ACRES; ALSO FROM so ACRES
UP IN PROVEN WE'LL TERRITORY
FOR IRRIGATION; PRICES $3.50 TO
s25 AN ACRE; TIMBER LANDS. PAS.
TURE LANDS. WRITE FOR PAM.
puLErs
w c, MOORE
so5,a MAIN STREET,
HOUSTON, rENAS al
TWO SECTIONS on PBAWIE LAND
EIGHT MILES or HOUSTON ONLY
$40 PER ACRE; THE CHOICE CORNER
~ LOTS. oN SMITH AND RuSK. TWO
HOUSES, ONLY $S5o0
GRO T. PORTER Il co.
2Od MAIN ST. II
BINZ X SETTEGASr.
one block corner l'unm and Chenevcrt,
cheap; acres close n Tor sale cheap.
rncup lot, in Third aud Fourth ward
south houses Tor rent rhjrd wmd "a
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= hassie RIe Post route, Apply m
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LOST, FOUND. STOLEN.

T-osT STREYED OR sToLEN-Pair bay
,n8re mules. about l4hl hands high; . anu
Gears old one has knot on inside OF
a,Gie ~ left hind foot, white mark on
s~ht law and crupper mark: other one
bas small wire scratch on left nip; no
btanu' tiiSrris county. n
baby caps, between Texas ave
-. ana pease: probably on Fannin
street. finder return 10 Chronicle office
and receive reward. =
S-srRTyFD on SToLEN-My spotted BUN
dnct npner lip short shows teeth. - Tor
reiafn. W. ARgeyh0eieI. ". ~
T0ST--One Ray mare mule; years old, "
Ltaas no brand: one bay horse pony,
Sssndea diamond ); liberal reward. Rich
ara Kelly, NedeTland. Texas.
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INDUSTRIOUS MAN desires lmmodinte
employment ia almost any capacity, town
or country. Address "Noluey," this or.
rice. y
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WANTED Situation, by young man. as
fireman or oilor; understands both. Can
or address 2lS Sampson street. u
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FOR SALE OR REN1-Thc Houston
Heights Woodworking plant. two.stnry
brick hTildnE, GIX4OO feet fully
equipped with machinery; side track: city
water, etc. o. NJ. Carter 10 Main ST..
Houston. n
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eerf catilosAe good work cattle, 20
YEA moIe. u head heavy draft
" house sstsl2 log wagons. also
!. tet furthstn an ~ good condl-
r Lumber particulars apply to
"A ana Coal Co.. Logans-
n
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sflnge gIS L ARA Rapid Flow Fountain
l,gj: tbSoo .ne best capacity two quarts,
1bber soo5 quarts, 81. 50: our stock OF
ave or sSVI ~, Is complete; mail orders
iaey Pbsrrglaou pt attention. w. L.
& Rice hotsIgy 20, ol6 Main street, un-
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/ po s.ftltdSM' PARALYSIS, Erysipelas
'auOas a XIX u cured by the use oil the
,rall 5Oc. VIZ gdi. on large size Sl.5O:
slshs. TexssSS s'p PAID II. b, jones' Sons,
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DoST "W ANTS"
a ARE CHEAP.
SITUATIoNS-MALE.

" n,.,LE AGED MAN desires position rs
ngtler IN store or work on gentleinan's
p,unSei mas worked 10 hotel; trustworthy
gu competent. Address 42S2. this III
-. ~
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SMALL capital VIII secure good Io1rIin,
mousse business. Address 35J9 this Office.
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NOTlCE-The regular annual meeting Of
the stockholders of the New York, Texas
and Mexican Railway company will be
IN the city of Victoria, Victoria county
Texas, On Monday, the 27th day of Jan.
uary, A. D., 1902. and Will convene at .
o'clock p. m; also the annual meeting Of
the board of directors of said New York,
TcNos and Mexican Railway company will
likewise be held upon the same date, time
aud place, and Immediately upon the nd
tournament of said stockholders mectlag
board Of directors OF said railway com
parry, and this one notice is FOR both
meetiugs Is. NJ. Smith, secretary New
York, Texas and Mexican Railway com
pany, Victoria, Texas, December "a, 1901.
1-y7
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IN FIX UP AND DYE Suits. HATS
suis ETC We aGo out the spots and
Husy don't come back, they can't. be
SaIe l1ey are out Suits cleaned, ST.;
i! ,,I. SA5O Pnulorium club, 212 san
..slnlo street. Both phones ~
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FOR 81 LIZ Interest I'm large We'll cstob.
HSh'o Houston real estate business. Ad-
dress 3j1I this Office. op
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b pslaS i'p p, lhihNoNED while YOU sieep
h Eiesllnya i' san Cream. price 25c. Sold
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(. Il. Bi,,SSr and Setter dogs. Ad.
~ beer Ps, Deer Park Training
d a. t1aS. Oh
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nRooMS WANTED.

~, Tor lirs1 rooms Dat OF small
~ offs housekeeping. Address
%
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WAHTED-By young man, position as cook
I'm camp or boarding cars, good pastry
and bread baker j. +. Schemberg, Travis
bouea NJ
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FUN SAIE-UnP OF tho hpcst millinery
stores in Texas, established twenty-five
wears - rare bargain; reasons for Scllll.
bad health. Fog particulars write NJ l.
noiNsh. N-olnllM. lnNns. a.
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EnsnbsSr , Eno does not know our phone
Elions'a,, ppeuse make note; II is 400
sS-s-oa Plumbing and Mfg. Go. n
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

NICE south front room; baths: phone; good
board. 404 Crawford.
BEST room aud board for couples or young
men In private family. $40 Austin
street.
ROOM and board. 1913 Travis 4
TWO CONNECTING south front rooms, In
new house: convenient TO business; table
boarders solicited. So Travis.
i2ii TEXAS AyENuE-Large, modern
boarding house, 2l5 blocks from Rice
hotel Main street business cenier Rooms
for rent, with or without board. Transient
aud regular custom solicited. Rates reas-
enable
FOR RENT-Fnrnished rooms. WIZ or
without board, at 70I Mckinney avenue;
NOR RENT-A desirable room With board;
also table day boardere wanted. Apply
uO3 Walker avenue. -
ROOM AND BOARD-li02 Rusk avenue
three blocks from Rice hotel. a
81. Is PER WEEK. board and rsou. ios
Austin street. 70
GICFTY furnished roomN with good board
in private family ITO i,oulzians street p
HOUSTON mEfGHTs HOTEL ceuYsrtss
BILE rooms. artesisu water, teIcpko4& ae4
and Geld BATHS and COED beaf& " ~
week. o. AZ. csrte<s
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

- MAGNOLIA CAMP No.
!S. W. o. w, meets In
". 0. W. hall, 1l13 Con-
fTTSfA gress avenue, third floor
N{sAsAI drst ana third Mondays
fskfsfA ach month, NJ 7;3J
clock All Woodmcu in
phl NJ. Hoffman, c. c.
SIMON, Clerk.
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FOR SALE OR RENE. cheap nc C-1i-,j
Hotel partly furnished, half block from
pubic square. For particulars lpplv TO
VI. j Mhalnm- La Grnngo rnNn. 40