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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-10

French division OF Chart Club will meet
this week Monday. Wednesday, Thursday
and Saturday, 9 a. m, at West End Hotel
NJ. Louis BreuquAis in charge. COMMITTEES
of Arrangements 1s composed of the fol-
chairman; Mines. Theodore Shelton, E. K.
Chapman. L. NJ. Mccall. C. H. Anderson
and Frank Sheldon,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-10

Mr.. T. NJ. Kearney OF West Belle place
gave a trolley party to friends on Thursday
evening The party was taken to the Kear-
ney Cottage at Meramec Highlands, where
Mrs. Kearney and a few friends are sum-
merinG. Dancing and singing were enjoyed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-10

Miss Ida Bailey. No. Z4 South vande-
venter avenue, viii depart this week for q
visit to friends and relatives In Monroe City
and vicinity.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-10

Morning, Noon and Night, Big Four trains
leave ST. Louis for Cincinnati.
a surprise lawn party was given to xi1
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-24
Freshmen Reception.

On Wednesday night the fear
less freshmen, some fortyhve
strong, gave reception at the
home of Mrs. Emma Todd, on
Colorado avenne. Mrs. Todd and
Miss Hattie, assisted by the smil-
ing freshies, we're ideal hostesses.
The two parlors and large din
ing hall were decorated with gar
lands Of roses, fastened with the
class colors, pink and green, and
the whole effect was charming.
Miss Mamie Land made as fine
a speech as boy could.
These foolish freshmen showed
their wisdom by inviting the en-
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-24
Like. ,h. Big Prairie Engine.

Engineer John Morrow, of the
Santa Fe, who now holds The
throttle of one OF the Santa Fe's
new Prairie type engines on the
Denver flyer, is more than pleased
with the way his machine conducts
herself. "Under all conditions
and circumstances she IS the
finest acting, smoothest riding
and most easily handled engine |
eve: climbed upon, said Mr..
Morrow to Denver Post reporter
last week. "Why, don't you
know that when ! was hitting her
along bringing in train No. 6o3
last night, that the run was heap
more like a pleasure trip than
doing a days work. I've handled
many an engine, stiff ones, shaky
ones, old and new ones, from the
obsolete old kettle of twenty
years ago to the latest improved
compound, and never did l expert
ence such pleasure as ON this trip.
She's a lady,"
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-24
Raise All Your Own Potatoes.

You can't afford to pay three
cents pound Tor potatoes for
family use in this country. You
can raise tn m cheaper Don't
fail TO plant at least quarter OF
an-acre. They should BE- planted
from now until the first OF une
for, late potatoes. lrrigate the
ground, tn. plow deep and turn
under d good crop OF thistles.
Pulverize as for beet patch
Flow iurrows eight or ten inches
deep anl drop the pieces one
every foot in rows three and a
ii1if feet apart. Cover with the
pillow in ten minutes after the fresh
furrow has been opened SO as to
keep all moisture in the soil.
Harrow the field level and harrow
again as the plants begin to show.
Cultivate often and do not run
water on the surface. Furrow
deep aod hill up well. Holly
Chieftain.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-24

tire corps OF teachers ono doubt to
keep them in order( p, who thor
oughly enjoyed the occasion and
added much TO its pleasures
Music, recitations and refresh
ments filled the hours from eight
10 ten O'Clock. This large class
has done good work under Mr.
Corbett who is very promd OF
them, and they in turn are proud
OF his fine tenor voice. The duett
given by him and Miss Peale was
exceptionally fine.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-24
Able to Keep on with 1ne,, Work.

have sold Chamberlain Col
lc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
dy for years, and would rather be
out OF coffee and sugar than It. |
sold five bottles OF ii yesterday to
threshers that could go no farther,
and they are at work again this
morning - II. X. PHELPS, Ply
mouth, Oklahoma. AS Will be
seen by the above the threshers
were able to keep on with their
work without losing a single days
time. You should keep a bottle
ot this remedy IN your home. For
sale by all druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-24
SOME MORE LOCAL ITEMS.

Trade at the Palace drug store.
For monuments and tombstones
see ohm I. Russell.
Bowen has no apprentices work.
ine-aIl experienced men.
Don't buy your carpets until
YOU See Thompson's carpets.
Ladies wrappers, best made,
Si.oo and 81. so, at Hawkins.
q. S. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. S.
For fresh bread, pies OF cakes go
to Fishers posloiiice news stand.
Buckley & Hart have list OF
"bargains" in homes. Look at
them.
MIR. and Mrs w S. Matlock
were Pueblo visitors last Wednes-
day
The Armour brand bicycle
stockings at IS cents, are the best,
at Hawkins
p. Bradish is putting down
an artesian well on the Bradish
addition near the canning factory.
The La unta Roosevelt Club
will meet at the court house at s
p. m, Thursday May 10Th. All
members are requested to be
present
Superintendent, and Mrs 0.
Blakesley will entertain the seniors
and faculty at SIX o'clock dinner
next Monday-evening at the Har.
vey House.
u. II. Downer has been on the
sick list this week, and unable to
show up at the court house. He
confesses to summer attack OF
la grippe.
Trains delayed Wednesday
morning owing to a tram running
into switch at Alden, Kan. At
a point west the rams caused the
rails to spread. Nos. 5 and 7 did
not reach Id unta until about
o'clock p. m.
Right Rev. Charles S. Ohm
stead, OF Denver, bishop of the
Episcopal diocese of Colorado,
conducted services at St An
drew's church Thursday evening,
and confirmed a class of seven
.he seating capacity OF the church
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-24
Wonderful Edna Cooke.

In speaking OF the exquisite and
altogether inimitable bareback
riding OF Edna Cooke, there is no
language too strong 10 proclaim
her merits. Nor is II claiming too
much to aver that she is beyond
all question the most dash,ng, the
most daring, the most accom-
Pushed, and to every way the most
finished equestrienne the world
has ever produced. Her riding is
a revelation and poem. Beaut,-
iul as an hourl, and as graceful as
iawn, Edna accomplIshes on her
tiyiup CouTseT numberless ieats
none else ever dared attempt, and
backward and forward someIsaults
are to her the meTest bagatelle.
here are many eqnestriennes IN
the profession, but there is but
one Edna Cook, and she is with
the Great Pan American Shows,
which will exhibit at La unta, on
Tuesday, May 27th.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-24
City couueil.

The city council met in special
session last Tuesday night, Alder
man Daimler, mayor pro tenn, pre-
siding, aud Aldermen Bentley
McNeen and Cartwright being in
attendance.
The petition OF William O'Neil
asking permission to erect cor
rugated iron building in the rear
OF the Grand Army hall, was
granted. The building is to be
used for the manufacture OF dis
TILED water in connection with the
Crown Bottling Works.
The application OF a. d. Best
for license to peddle artesian
water was laid on the table.
The electric hight committee
reported iavorably upon peti
tions for three arc lights
TO be located as follows: One
each at the functions of Car
son avenue and Montana street,
Anderson avenue and Trinidad
Plaza, Ration avenue and Ohio
street.
The matter of providing Noun
tain View addition with an in
creased supply of water was rec
{, rred to the water committee with
power to act. 1t is the intention
TO take up the three-inch main on
Ration avenue from Granada to
Iowa street and replace it with
six inch main. The three incl
main will be put down on Indiana
street, between Ration and Carson
avenues, connecting the dead
ends" on the intervening streets,
thus making a continuous circuit.
Residents on the hill will then re-
pump house and the reservoir. A
new water main will also be laid
on Cucharas avenue, between
Iowa and Montana streets.
The water committee was also
instructed to confer with /. p.
Bradish and find out the cost OF
repairing the artesian well near
the old water tank, putting in the
necessary casing, etc. This yell
is nearly 700 feet deep and water
is within thirty FIVE feet OF the sur
face at the present time. The
well cost the city nearly 81, 900
and is practically useless now. 1t
is the intention to put in pump
ing plant also, as Water Peddler
Bosley offers to pay the city $50
per month for the use of the well
providing he is permitted to Sc
cure water supply from it. 1t
would be good investment for
the city to make the necessary
repairs and put the well in condi-
ton for use.
After allowing the usual srist OF
bills, and paying no attention to
the fact that there is vacancy in
the Office of day marshal, the city
council adjourned.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-24
Santa Fe Divisions and Districts.

The most important change IN
.he make up OF the new Santa Fe
time card, which is now in press,
IS the subdivision of the various
divisions into districts, and the
changing of the names OF all
branch roads from "branches" to
districts.
No longer the term Santa Fe
man line" appears over all those
portions OF the card not specified
as branch lines. To all intents
the whole Santa Fe system is now
considered as part Of the main
line, the main line being divided
into divisions, and the divisions
into districts.
The divisions and districts in
Colorado are as follows:
Western division-First district,
Newton to Dodge City; third dis
trict, Dodge City to Coolidge;
fourth district, Coolidge to La
Junta; second district, Hutchinso
to kinsley.
Colorado division-First district,
La Junta to Pueblo Junction,
second district. Pueblo Junction
toDcnver.
New Mexico division-First dis
trict, La Junta to Ration; second
district, Ration to Las Vegas;
third district, Las Vegas 10 Albu-
querque.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-24

was taxed to its uttermost limit
and many were turned away.
Night Marshal Rose is taking
three months lay.oh Arthur
kinsel is now doing the night
marshal act, gong to work last
Wednesday night.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-24
ACKER'S
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS

cure Dyspepsia and all disorders arising
from Indigestion, Endorsed 10y ply siciun,
everywhere. sold by all druggists No cure,
no pay. - cents. Trial package free by
writing 10 ". Il. HOOKER Il Co, Buffalo. y, Y
For sale by 7. e. C"ltmnu Ph. q.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-24
n. +. Hagen, Pres. c. S. Stubbs, Sec
H. Van Buskirk, Treas.

DIRECTORS II. +. Hagen, c. r. Buckley
CIV. Bomgarlner, F. J. Gretchen, p q. Scott
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AEN-My Gold and Damlnna rabIets
promptly relieve and permanently cure
al cases of impotence or debility; mailed
81. Leon Bichou. French Pharmacist,
lIO2 Mckinney avenue Houston. ~
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
ROOM IN PRIVATE family; hath; new
phone 524. 1913 San Jacinto street.
FOR RENT eaty furnished rooms, all
modern conveniences. 200 Austin street,
next TO Globe hotel phone 1913 .
FOR RENT We'll furnished house on
Texas avenue. f1vc rooms. with bath ana
all conveniences; owner Will occupy one
room and take meals with tenant. or not,
as may he agreed. price $50 per montn.
Apply to y. J.. Mills 2ls Main street. u
JE71ET stoves arc best bakers. Smith
Furniture Co, exclusive agents, ,
FOR RENT-Onc 6-wlndow south front fur
nished room; bnth privilege; references
required 1870 Walker avenue. z
TWO STORES in the Fifth ward, on as
phat street. at Sl5 per month each. u.
c. Lamb & Co, Al Blnz. :
FOR RENT Three furnished rooms; very
cool and screened. complete for house
keeping for young couple; nice and quiet;
phone privilege Apply 2sl2 Commerce:
old phone 1867. :
LARGE COOL rooms. newly furnished,
for rent OF els Capitol, corner Chartrea
street II
iit8 BRASHEAR-Fivo rooms, SIS Ed
mond c Cochran, 112k Main. .
1877 MITAM-Five rooms, bath $50 Ed.
mond c Cochran, 1i2K Main. .
CALIFORNIA stables and sheds: $40 Ed
nond E. Cochran, 112h Main. 5
FrRNIsHED room for gents; close in;
bath modern conyepiences. Address
1851 this Office. >
FOR RENT-Two-storr house, modern I'm
prcvements: 1903 clay avenue. Apply
Citizens phone 1888. 2
FoUR-ROOM COTTAGE modern conve-
niencos. 1911 Summer street Apply 1901
Texas avenue. ?
THREE Or four nice unfurnshed rooms.
1900 san Jaclnto. =
FURNISHED and rnfurnlshed rooms with
bath 1913 Travis
NICELY furnished rooms 1911 PRAIRIE
avenue. .
FOR RENT-Two frrnlshed rooms for iignt
housekeeping. lAlo Cont. 80
MODERN ave room cottage, Third ward.
Near street car So References. Apply
l7l6 10 Branch street.
CHOICE RooM-1eoo Capitol. .
MILK Cows-1ooo Capitol. 5
THREE SOUTH ROOMS, furnished for
light hogsekeening l3lo lamar avenue, 30
FOR Observation-Disclosures rooms FOR light
housekeeping, loo Nalkcr avenue 30
FOR RENT-Five rooms and part Of fur
LIN su,j t 7son 9s l's
-- - ~ n-1s- NJ l-ns- - -21v, enIs VI
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, hot and
cold bath; central location. 1910 Pres
- I'll. --.--- q
pbd ,an TnH hhn a.. hevT building Nam
- I y ~, : - - =
BROOM HOUSE, furnished complete, To-
Gated within 90 rect Of Congress avenue
for sale at bargain. pye & B5llfrass,
kiam building >
I5,T A1fSTtN cornc1- T-oc1oT,d G-r,-,,, i,,,,,s.,
~ 80 ~ w oeei ~ o-lo"ih upuse
close in. Pye Bollfrass. kiam buildlng
=
TWO ITTT7I-U ITSII I,T1 Df,T,NtS. - ,-c,,t
Nv avs h,. fn,,, nn ,,,', II. ,bnc, III
Mans, trca " ,i.lr.n N5,.aeit pm,rtl
IA linz IniIdlng
o.''+ -------------- - -
Four PLEASANT ROOMS nicely furnish
cd; private emily; close In; !eru's lel'
sonGble tt parties without cGildteu Ad-
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE Of household coed. an
July l at 10 a. m. at PALS Congress ave-
nue. ! win sell 10 the highest bidder
ash hedstead. l mattress. / set OF springs
ers. oak chairs. Charter OAK coak
stove, cooking utensils. l oak kifchrn
safe, l rarlor lamp. I Wheeler & Wilson
sewing maships, sSocd as , newj . Yards
avenue. IL
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WE KEEP a complete list OF rent houses
in all parts of tho city. no trorble 10
show them; we pack, haul and store frr.
niture and pianos, safes aud all kinds
Co. Main and Congress avenue; phone
osO II
FOR RENT-Eighteen acres under fence
with stable Of twenty five stalls. a race
track. and good well on place; stu
ated on Harrisburg road and Magnolia
Park railroad; within city limits price
$50 per month, or 800 per month II leased
for nve years. Apply TO j. G. Hutcheson.
Bette Hryon. 3171s Main street. II
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS lots n, lowest
prices, ier cash or on instailment plan:
p,rr snnaie Heights property only: some
wsksne TINS week; seventeen acre. IN
White Oak bayou and Katy railrosd ~
toou Houston Heights office 30 Main
street. John \ Ailroy. agent n
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FOR SALE-At very low prices: Large
house close in on Austin $500; IA lots
l,ol: Groom cottage ON Crawford, $4,000:
Az lots and seven houses close in. Fourth
wal d. pays 10 per cent gross on $1,000
See Houston Land and Trust Co. for prices
and terms.
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LADIES who use WNpies' Velvet Cream
have soft, white hands. II
NAPLES Velvet Cream removes sunbuTn
and tan tf
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FOUR ROOM cottage on Everett street,
one block from car line, close to Southern
Pacific shops, SLIGO Weathersby a. Co.,
t1OTl2 Congress avenue. .
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J. B. HUTcHiNs. Navasota. Tsyas- man.
fractures salve that viii cure letter,
eczema, rngworm or old sores of any
KIND; price 81 per box; any ono buylng
one box OF this salve not benefited,
noney refunded. Write for testimonials,
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BIDS AND PROPOSE;

NOTICE TO CoNTRAcTnpc -,
tees of Adath Yeshurnn nS-Iht
ihelr regular meeting asvongieRsdH
bids for the consttnc,,aas relect4
agosne, having decided taeit
changes in the plans ANA Y nsls
winch can be seen at sPscinc1t
chltect, Mason Block New yiovefi
IN not later than Thursdav J iNs nn
.. p. m. II. Pincus. nrssid.rsaH
lion Adath Yeshurun. upu'' cqnr
onFlgE Of State Purchasing 1s..,..
~ in, d deaias, June 2I.- Sealed pron%sk
~ ieceined py the undersigned II n
III, sinas a. uIltil ~ o'clock q. M 'r,'!.S
outS ~ next, and then Opened 4.
u, ,sig one or all the Texas st,t.
s'"uie anu eleemosynary institufIo,. !
tnree 10 Twelve months sppnIy \,
ing september l, 1902. Of if6S III ~,
ratnrnaJ IN the undernoted sch1s
tSsaa alvu 10 ana made part Of tbis N
,synlent. Boots and shoes, blAcisrs
LIS LIS anu materials. clothing. cossX
500 ana aluminium goo5s
drug sundry and pronriet,sv 'Enlf
electrical supplies, furnitnrs W.
etc, fuels. fresh meets. feed a.. ~!
etc, farm implements. earder .' ~,
seeds, groceries, hardware IN ~
harness, laundry supplies, Leather srs
findings. lumber and builders. MN ny
mems and boys Furnishings nn ws's
struments and supplies, oils 'S w
house products. piece goods MAJ
and steam heating supplies pa,ptsss
artists materials, school and Sinds,s,,
supplies. tallors' supplies toilet M nsr..
i. Dodge, State purchasing agent
NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRIszplss,
tails and specifications for INIT
brick and stone city hall building ~
seen at the mayors office. Br,ssj
Texas. or at the office Of A. D. mn
architect, Austin, Texas, on or aftsi 4
3D.. and sealed bids will be received X
July 18th. A. d. 1902, at 0 o'cIoek Z
accompanied with certified cheek Il
sum of $3.50, payable to the nsru
Brennan or his successor in Office d
forfeited in case bond In the sum
5000 well secured, is not made III
five DAYS from date OF award Of cont,
Right Is reserved to reject any or ali n
James A. wilkins. Mayor Of Brenhan
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GLASS REFRIGERATORS. $40 To $50.
nothing finer Smith Furniture Co. 8
% LOTS McGowan street; $500 per lot. H
r. lidStona Agent. 3
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NY LIST OF CHoTcE PROPERTY 10th
VACANT AND IMPROVED, is THE
PAY You TO LOOK OVER SAME If
YOU CONTEMPLATE BUYING. III IN
CURE YOU A PURCHASER If YOUR
PRICE is RIGHT. 1 SOLICIT A SHARE
OF YOUR REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
IN ANY OF ITS BRANCHES. AND AS
IRE You THAT ALL BUSINESS IN
TRUSTED TO MY CARE SHALL HAVE
My Careful ATTENTION. NOR
FLEET. POI BINZ BUILDING. II
1900 ACRES in the Kat country, the proven
rice land; water for irrigation less than
creek with a little timber; on graded
road; In good settlement This is a rare
bn gain; 500 per acre. c. w. Hail. 22o
Main.
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For SAIE-Two lots ip Neches River Park
Addition 10 city Of Beaumont #. r..
Wake. Vllpge Mills. Texas. 30
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US: WE
WILL RENT IHEM FOR YOU WE
ALSO ATTEND TO PROPERTY M
TROi BILE 10 OWNERS WE MAKE
PROMPT REMlTTANCES RIM &
SETIEGAST. ROOM NO. 21S BINz
BUILDING. II
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FOR SALE or LEASE Fine river farm,
600 acres, $50 in cultivation, 90 in mead.
ow, 300 IN pasture, 21a miles south of
Columbus, county scat Of Colorado conn
ty. Good improvements good schools:
good ronds; easy terms. For further in
formation address J. W Holloway, Wei
mar n, VAS ~
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS--225
rice canal work from Pine Island Nj,
to Sour Lake. Texas, to let: prairie IA
material good; fills average four
water good high and healthy couls
supply haul short; VIII pay goo ln
Dutton hotel. Beaumont Texas, By
Bros &, Co
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We WANT TO TAKE you OUT and show
suu some OF our choice lots at very low
prices; we have them on Main crew
lord. Jackson aud, in fact, our lis. covers
Houston We have several beautiful
homes homes ranging from $1,000 TO 10000. For
pleasure Will be ours n YOU viii let ma
ni,lNe you ont to see just what we have.
oiVer Cranston & Co, 1l9 Main street. II
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FOR SALE--Lots 4 and s. block 4e7.
a Wsslksr and Shepherd; 5000 lot u. block
s Ss2 Pierce avenue, ss75; 1oo1l17 feet,
Harrisburg road; close IN Geo. Z. Por-
Ter q Co" 2o6h Main street Il
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

I S;!;' 3 ' 4: s:
vb W. ~. month. at 1880 o'clock,
All woodmen invited,
Phil NJ Hoffman. e. c.
S. Simon, Clerk
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ELEGANTLY furnished, delightfully
south front rooms, on suite. WIZ go w,
private gallery; frstTclass tao,u .s.
very cheap for tne saini at iV
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NAPLES Velvet Cream, highly perfumcd,
IS cents bottle: sold BY Lewyn 4 Ander-
son, Main street, aud Weplcs Drug store,
Congress avenue. II
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TYPEWRITEPS

TN ktNI-New and second -bsn5 .-.--
r m,rtsts. an makes. Rents Will ann,T p ~,
e. W.p price. Texas Writing Hachins
vIsT5; :. - ----.-- las. s
No hfa tough iypewriting on the aRiicr +.
good s sss, No $50; 10000 in use. ! few
". T. Russes 800 S Tor Southern Texas
Texas. Ssncsai Agent, Dallas
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1900 feet of gushers perfect title; n snap
for quick acceptance Late map and
writeup Of the Sour Lake oil field mailed
free. Address c. G. Parsons, Bryan,
Texas q
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rice lana, Lavaca county adtolninr War
ION 20 % per acre; part long time AZ <
per cent; 100 acres surplus In this sur
co CON rfeT 81 1oo cost 81 Bryant-McEnnis Land
.-. @olnpsns, lV0s leNas avenue. 30
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BOARD and well Furnished Fly
room In private family. Apply ~
itOl avenue.
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HE ONLY KELLEY INSTITUTE In
Texas. Oklahoma aud Indian Territories
Tor the cure o; whisky morphine, cocaine
aud tobacco addictions. j. II. Keith, Belle,
yne Place. Dallas Texas. -
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u Mamt?
HELP WANTED.

Won" bonse work: Two in family. 9ls Aliinm.
WANTED Teamsters. sawJLSrs 1T ,ra ,yssas
snd nfompt nay TO frst-class men who
are ra Steady: location 20 miles north OF
Inftin on the Cotton Belt iond. The Ar,
knnsaw Lumber Co. Wells. Texas. 50
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SITUATIONS--MALE.

IAXTFD- situation, by n colored boy to
tend horse aud buggy aud make aim
sell useful around the house; can give
reference NJ, this office
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LOST. sTRAYED. STOLEN.

1OST--pr stolen. one white bull hitch;
snswers TO the name Of Gyp. tail and
ears cut. Return 70 1014 Franklin; suit,
able reward will be paid Q
sTKAYED-Or stolen from Reyworth' =
Dairy the following cows: One red COW
branded on left hip light red cow
branded ca on right hip; one fawn and
white COW. no brand. with sin horn:
one black COW branded NIX connected.
win pay reward leading 10 their rccoy-
cry. R. II. Keyworth IS
6TKAYED AND TAKEN UP-o red COW.
branded on right side ! upside down
With bar over 1t, upper slope In right
ear, under slope In loft Apply B. %.
Z, Yates, Spring and Brashear. 10
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TWO LOTS with two small houses near
Beanchamp Springs, 5000 P. o. Box 464,
Houston. 30
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

DESIRABLE south room and Doae
couple or two gentlemen. lSos Fsnan
WANTED-Roomer and boardeb'
rooms; good beard at reasonaoie ~
lilo Capitol avenue.