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, 1902-03-05
MINING NOTES..

James Mclaughlin fled claim for
the Inverhorne mine in the clerks Of
flee this afternoon.
NJ. e. Taylor of the Mining Age is
taking some views of the Michigan and
other properties in the Halleck canon
district.
About ten inches of snow fell at the
Rambler mine Monday night. but the
roads this way are not bad. Mr.. Tate
came in yesterday without trouble.
George Welch and family arrived
from the Rambler mine yesterday af.
%ternoon. Mrs. WEIGH is laid up with
rheumatism and is being treated here.
A. l.. Tate returned yesterday after,
noon from a trip to the Rambler mine.
He had just hauled several tons OF
mining machinery to the Britt Mercan.
tile company for the Anaconda mine.
Joseph T. West and others today fiji
ed in County Clerk McGibbon's Office
claims for the oil locations known as
the Columbia, Bunker Hill, Dauntless
Gordon, Aurora, Funston, Harvard and
Evangeline.
Frank Mcdonald is here today with
teams to be used in taking the big
shipment of machinery to the Aban,
don mine, in the Jelm district. The
invoice includes a splendid boiler
pumps. hoists, track iron and other
machinery.
Two wagon loads of lumber were
sent out to the Wyoming Queen mine
in the Jelm district, this morning. tC
be used in the erection oil a new Office
building. Louis Miller will go out in
a day or two and see to the building o.
the ediice.
A. l.. Tate says there is considerable
activity in the Douglas Creek Mining
district. The Verde is showing up vel
and the Rambler is stirring around al
a lively rate. The machinery for the
Anaconda has been unloaded at the
mine and will be installed as soon as
the work a be done.
, 1902-03-05

King Henry VII. OF England was
day much annoyed by a long
speech delivered to him by a pompous
mayor. AS the mayor went on with
his speech an ass prayed. Gentle
men" said the king. pray speak one
at a time. please" The story must
have been in the miad of the judg.
who twitted CurrGn. tue Irish orator,
Curran was addressing the court when
the bray OF an ass WIS keard outside
and the judge could not resist the
temptation of saying: One at "a time
Mr.. Curran, please" But the ass gave
CuIran his chance. As the Judge
summed up the bray was again heard
and the great lawyer. jumping from
his seat. asked the judge: Does not
your lordship hear q remarkable echo
in the court?"
, 1902-03-05
VAuUABLES SENT TO
WIDOW IN ITALY.

Clerk Richard Butler of the district
court this afternoon forwarded to Con
sui General c. F. Perru at San Fran.
cisco $22 in money and a silver watch
belonging to the late Donate Leonetti.
an Italian murdered and robbed at Tie
Siding on the night of December 4,
1900, by unknown parties.
The robbers. after killing Leonetti
overlooked sos which he had on his
person. From this the expense of the
coroner's inquest and burial was paid.
the balance being forwarded to the
consul general and by him will be sent
to the widow. Marie Leonetti. at Ped
ace, Italy.
, 1902-03-05
Stallion for Sale.

The fine stallion Rivenoak. No.l7995.
sired by Almont Pilot, dam by Mem
brine Patchen. Handsome bay, black
points. weighs 1900 pounds. The sire
of ideal carriage horses. Can show his
colts weighing 1900 pounds. Must be
sold. J. A. RANKIN.
81 Greeley. Colo.
, 1902-03-05
WISH TO THANK
INSURANCE COMPANY

Mrs. Lchora Bath desires through
The Republican to return her sincere
thanks to Local Agent Jack" McRae
and General Agent A. H. Stewart OF
the Union Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany. for the prompt manne in which
her claim for insurance against the
company was paid and for the gener-
Gus and gentlemanly treatment by the
two agents.
, 1902-03-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

John Alien Is here from Sybille.
Clifford Sawyer is at Wyoming.
r. Hechr Of Centennial is here to-
day.
\. Brooks Of Woods landing is in the
city.
John Alsop was in from his ranch
today.
NJ. r. Matthews of Walden is at the
Johnson.
Andy Fraser of Creed. Colo. is at
the Kuster.
W. Strombers of the Road ranch is
visiting in the city.
a. w. Whitehouse is in from his Red
Ruttes ranch today.
\. w. Whitman of Cheyenne is reg.
istcred at the Johnson.
William Maxwell was down from
Hermosa this morning.
Hon. John Reid is in from his ranch
today. on legal business.
Nick L%undQuist is in from his ranch
today, a guest at the Kuster.
Con Hammond of the Big Laramie
is "a visitor in the city today.
F. NJ. Foster II Frank Mcdonald
Of Woods were at the Johnson last
night.
Mr.. Brooks. representing the Armour
Packing company. is a guest at the
kuster.
NJ Frank of Cheyenne was regis
tered at the Cadillac. New, York. yes
terday.
r. ]. Armstrong. jr.. of Wayne. Neb.
was among the guests at the Johnson
last night.
William l.asher. the Mandel youne
%ranchman. is in the city registered a
the kuster.
Mrs. J. +. Ihmsen of Sherman was
in the city this morning, registered a
the Johnson.
f. NJ. Taylor of the Mining Age &C
companied Tom Cooney to the Mich
gan mine today.
F. +. Thompson, J.. A. Love and NJ. e
Brooks of Omaha were at the Thorn
burgh this morning.
A. NJ. Cusbrey of San Francisco ant
John Aud of St. Louis are travelin,
men at the Thornburgh.
S. E. Land is in the city to buy wag
ons and harness for J. J.. Fagan's new
livery stable at Centennial.
DR.. Florence Patrick has gone to he
former home at Burlington, Iowa, t.
settle up some business affairs.
Captain A. C. Ducat was here yes
terday afternoon and swore In the re
cruits enlisted at tna local army of
flee.
Miss Cora Snyder returned to he
home at Ogden yesterday, after a shor
and pleasant visit with Miss .Jear
GOodale.
Ira B. Costeel and sister were guest
at the Thornburgh last night. The,
came in from the ranch to do n littl,
shopping.
Ike Hilson was here his mornin,
from his home at Rock Springs. H,
was a guest while in the city at tn,
Johnson hotel.
d. II. Richardson. who has been Wis
iting the family of his wife's mother
Mrs. George. left last night for hi
home at Los Angeles.
II. II. Homer went to Cheyenne Of
the noon train to attend a meeting o
the Worlds Fair commission for tn,
state of Wyoming this afternoon.
Tom Denick, a tie chopper, came il
on the stage from Centennial las
night. and this morning was sent t,
the hospital for treatment for pner
monia.
E. l.. Guffey, F. H. Odds. U. S. G
Cundy, Harry P. Potter. s. J. Haze
ton, jr., w. c. Hussey, NJ. A. McGrey
and w. J. Hughes of Denver are at tn,
Thornburgh.
Isaac Van Horn. president of the Lar
annie Plains line, and F. A. Miller. vic
president, went to Denver today, o.
business for the company. Mr.. Val
Horn goes from Denver to San Frar
cisco for a short stay.
Fred Brees will leave tonight TO
Douglas, where he has accepted
splendid position with George Bolln
general merchant in that city and will
be given charge of the clothing stock
Fred is a fine young business mar an,
will make his mark high up yet.
, 1902-03-05
Wanted for U. s.. Army.

Able-bodied unmarried men be-
tween ages Of q and IS; citizens Of
United States, OF good character and
temperate habits, who can speak, read
and write English. For information
apply to Recruiting Officer, Temple
Building, Laramie, Wyo.
, 1902-03-05

| will have a carload of trees that
will arrive about the 10th of April.
leave their orders early.
1G6tf GUS JOHNSON.
, 1902-03-05
WILLIAM BAILLIE SENT
TO COUNTY JAIL

William Baillie, who was arrested
last week charged with threatening the
lives of his divorced wife, his two chill
dren and o. X. Hubbard, Mrs. Baillie's
ranch hand. was held in $500 bond in
Justice Hayford's court this morning,
and sent to the county jail in default
OF bail. He will be arraigned in the
district court next week. 1t is said
that BaiEe. though his wife is divorced
from him, is anxious to get her to mar
ry him again, and seems to be jealous
of Hubbard. who works on her place.
, 1902-03-05

You'll have to hurry II you want to
get copies Of The Republicans Indus
trial edition. They are selling Ike ice
cream on 4 red hot day. Only Is cents
per COPY.
, 1902-03-05

We are now located in our new room
We doors south of our old stand where
We will be glad to see our old custom
nrs. Woodruff & Terry.
, 1902-03-05
O~vershoes of all kinds and all prices
at Woodruff & Terry's.


Fairhaven. Mass, is proud of Henry
=. Rogers, the oil magnate, who was
born there and has spent millions OF
dollars and much of mis- time in i'm
proving and decorating the town as he
might bedutify his own home. He has
airePdy given to the town a library,
wa %erworks, a drainage system, town
nall. schools and a church.
, 1902-03-05
Dali Republican soc per month.
NO. 1915.
RANK STATENENT.

Report of the condition OF the Albany Coun-
ty National bank of Laramie City. ut Lara
ME. in the state OF Wyoming, at the close
Of business. February 25th. 1902
RESOURCES
, 1902-03-05

WANTED-To buy a fresh cow. 1903
Fifth street. If
, 1902-03-05

TRYING TO GET PENSION AWAY
FROM MRS. JOHN BATHS AGED
MOTHER.

Mrs. Bath and Mrs. PoIchow Summon
ed to Appear AS Witnesses In
United States Court At Trenton,
New Jersey. to aefute Claims of
Mar Named PauIson. Pretending
to Be Mr.. Polchow.
, 1902-03-05

FOR SALE-Household goods. 20S
Third street north of I. o. o. F. hall.
164t6
, 1902-03-05

In the last Congress two-thirds OF
the senators and nearly two-tlirds OF
the representatives We're lawyers. The
present house has II farmers. two
planters. one druggist. two min oper-
ators and one vessel muster.
, 1902-03-05

We are the up-to-date mems outfit
ters of Laramie. Woodruff & Terry.
, 1902-03-05

can Industrial edition at this offce be
fore they are all gone.
, 1902-03-05

For boys suits and shoes go to
Woodruff & Terry's..
, 1902-03-05

Furnished housekeeping rooms for
rent. Sayer Hansen. ISL Sixth street.
, 1902-03-05

Daily Republican SOC per month.
, 1902-03-05

Grasshcppers are so great n plague
at Hay. New South Wales. that they
obscure all the street lamps at night.
leaving tlie town in total darkness.
, 1902-03-05

Daily Republican soc per month.
, 1902-03-05

Our thoughts are the pigment with
which We co.nr life.
The best way TO bring others to our
ideals is to get there ourselves.
, 1902-03-05

Mrs. Ollie shearer, midwife, 1ss Ind.
, 1902-03-05

Valor has o many victories. but
diplomacy has doubled them.
, 1902-03-05

The Lowell Literary society will de
bate will the debators chosen for the
Denver debate Saturday evening.
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q rgXAS LODGE No. l, X. Of
o.. f.. will meet In its castle han,
ISS% corner Main street and Prairie
Ky avenue. third hoor back hail,
Is" tonight at $ O'Clock. Soiourn-
v,,,bts arc cordially invited TO attend.
! painter, Il. Of r. aud $; WIN. $.
nm ~ q G.: i. y. Hartwell, NJ. OF r.
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WE HAVE three good propositions iu Main
street property this week Houston
Land and trust company, Houston &C
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LOST, FOUND. STOLEN.

sToLEN-From editorial rooms Of The
Post "Eucyclopedia Of American His
tory." two volumes Green's "Reni
niscencss OF the civil war Audrey, :"
hy Mary Johnston and other Volumes.
A reward win be oaId for the return of
these books to the oGice II The Posi- or
information thar viii leai to their 70
coyery. or to the Identification Of any
parties connected with the theft of same.
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il'h be received ut my Office In
Liberty up to y. m. April 16 fol an
IRON fence around the court house in
Liberty. NJ, ID. RCyburn. County Judge.
LlDerty County. ID
PLANS FOR SCHOOL BTITDTNG-PI7ns
ana specifications are Invited To he suh.
RRiiltteu TO the city council Of the city OF
marlin for the erection VI brick piihllc
school building FOR said city, same 10
contain not less than eighteen recitation
rooms ana ofncc for the superintendent
ana an assembly hnll which may he made
Up OF TWO on more reCita ion rooms
. thrown INTO one ar by sliding or raising
partition walls; each recitation room TO
ur provided with cloak room: building 10
ne hGated by steam or hot air aud same
complete 20 cost not moro than 500 OuO.
sald plans and SpcciiCa' ions to he sub.
mtled on o. before the Goth day of April.
iW-, at which timc they win hc con
Ain'reu by IN" board Of aldermen or said
tllN, the city rcscryiug the right To- re.
lect any aud all plans and specifications:
al plans, specifications aud communira-
lions 10 be- addressed 10 VIM shelton.
mayor Marlin. TEXTS. VIM. shelton.
naNor OF Marlin Texas.
WAANTEp-Bids from bridge men 10 place
INV Iptl SulllNOn bridge across the
BraluS river near Hcnrnu iu good state
@! repair. Tom NJ. Taylor, county judge.
FrNnklln, Texas. .
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS- BIDS viii
ne received 10y the board of loCcnts ot the
uNcrSiV. OF Texas at Austin Texas.
imiii - O'Clock noon, April Is. 1902, for
the erection aud completion Of four.
story brick building for girls durmitory
at Austin Plans. specifications ana
terms can he seen In tho hands Of Coug
lin a Ayres. architects SAN Antonio;
lanes r. Clark, proctor Austin; Or.
Allen j. Smith, dean Medical college. Gal-
weston. and r. f. l.. Slner university
laud agent Dallas. Texas Checks. bond
and satisfactory references required. 4.
s. Henderson, chairman board of regents
It's
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HOOStS-Nc have heu In an parts or
the city aud an prices Scaulau " Bar
tell 2od Faunin street. phone lGA. 5
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FOR REN ScvcuvCom house. BATH.
stable and servants house. Apply 25i4
Capitol. .
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED.

YOUNG LADY wants board; private tam.
nv; state location and terms. d2ol, thlE
office.
MOTTO E--Flrst-clas boarding houses. near
center OF city having rooms, win or
without board. which can be used durlne
The session OF the LumheriDen's conyen-
tion OH April s. and 70, for the ac-
commodation 81 delegates VIII please SEND
names aud Address q IA aVu sI,x ton r sss
erence 10 public comfort committee. Also
state how many can be comfortably ac-
eOmmOdated. u
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FOR RENT rWo-Stuly house, 7O6 HamiI
ION street. Fossessiol May 1. Rnpadc
Bros
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WANTED Bids from bridge men 10 place
the Port sullivan bridge across the
BraloS river near Hcnrnc ia good state
Franklin Texas. 2
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ALCoMo SANITARIUM-Alcoh opium,
~ morphine, and other kindred habits treat
yes for lady patients. Cure guaranteed
~ rom ten to twenty days Competent
pnSslciane nurses, etc, in constant at
wnpahce Removed from business center
I N consequent temptations Address
Ho gValo S,9anltarium, 1917 Austin street,
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FOR RENT-Nice furnished room with
modern conyeuicnces on car line lSl;i
Louisiana =
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STR1Y FT fr0m the Magnolia honse q lay
nonr: had brand on the lefi hp n;
liberal reWstd given. Magnolia a0use.
1870 Congress.
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oIL sTocKs.

owns lnnd FOR ten gushers on Spindle
Tor aud 1890 acrcs oil lands Ia other
TEXAS fields. aud give au OIL lot free with
every 100 shares of stock purchased /.
write for prospecius IL
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TITLE WANT ADS
H bring big results.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Lunch counter. Apply at 4i6
Main street
TWO elegant rooms In new house hath
privilege near Rice hotel Sni Walker
avenue.
FURNISHED R0ONiS-Bath end tcie.
phohei gentlemen or couple without chil.
- dren. lol9 Eusk avenue e
FOR RENTA nice. large room Apply
No Butler Flats
FOR RENT Furnished room, Suitablc fot
lg I houSe6eeping lo4 Hamilton.
TWO NICELY furnished rooms with ga.
.- anu 9ath. AMY lll2 Mektuney avenue.
FOR RENT-Ncw four and ave-room cot.
tAge corner bingham aud Hickory also
new hveroom cottage 80 Brunner addition.
Apply fremont house.
FOR RENT Two newly furnIshcd SOUTH
rooms BATH. hot and cold water AZ
Milan. >
FOR RENT Slx-room c0fIngc- with BATH
roun hot and cold water. ON Louisiana
ear line, corner GRAY and Rrnzos. Pos.
session April ]. Apply Bcrug Mfg co.
HOCSES-Wc have hem IN an parts or
inc city aud an prices. Scaulau y Bur.
zen. 20 Fannln street; phone 100. 5
FoR RENT ScvcnCcom house. 67TT.
stable and servants house. Apply 2di4
Capitol
FOR RENT -rwo-siory house 7O6 Hamil.
Bros
modern ron,nni.r W.. u'si'u room In WI W..
Louisiana .
WE 55-- -ic-7--77- -i-------
Fnnnln. Snn i,ripto street and il, othcr
portions of The city Nurhcct \ Brooks
phone 6i3, Biuz Bldg. %
TOI7R T0T,,-,,7-I-,,I 7---,-,--- - II
amt Gii5r. "a, DE w. '.'"I'' 81"
80 80 ,.N, ,--
W. furnished rooms for light housekc'p.
Us - ~ ouL-
FOR RENT Furnishc rooms iOi3 Trly-
Is
NEW SEVEN ROOM m0dern cottage Tor
rent Apply Pyc a Roilfros Kiam build
-1s- :
NICELY furnished fruuT rOnn f0r rCYt :
,Aln ana not water ga Main street. or.
p' -. - : 'espN l'Il1u huron . .
FOR RENT Two connecting south rooms.
unfinished. Tor light housekeeping. M
-ILeE sLCcl. D
FOR KENT-1'vo st1rc r00n1S Win iivint.
roon.s above. opposite : l. freight 10.
pot Liberty avenue. reduced rcni TO
steady tenants. %. e. Lamb 4 To-. ali
Bpz
LARGE nicely fUrni.hod FROM --,,,t, -r.,,,,
In nri,'nt, f,n,ji,. N w, 1, ',''','
vcuiopre. SIS Nnin q
;I777--7 = -
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TYPEWRITERS.

77TT=TI7T -T5 touch fypewfiiIae On tue -BIIcK =
No O. Si5; No 7, $40: UOODO In use;
special holiday prices for cash W. r..
Russell general agent. Dallas. Texas. n
TTFTFOHD TYPEWRITERS- S45 net
cash shipment direct, subject 10 e1-
animation. Regular price SO. Single or
double keyboard. Graham Anthony, Dial.
lac Texas
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WANTED A good porter. Apply at Az
Maiu street
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TTPTSSES 4ND CRUTCHES Big stock;
III sizes Sole agents for Honest John
Truss Lewyu a anderson, corner Main
and Preston y
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WANTED Position as sick nurse; have
had experience in hospitals OF cuba and
Palestine; recommendations furnished
from best physicians also from citizens,
white and colorcd NJ W. Williams,
Wharton. Texas. 4
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SEE BINX & SETTEG ASl-TuY BUY,
SELL AND EXCHANGE REAL ES-
VAlE. REM I4OBSEs ANp i0AN
MONEY ROOM 2l3, BINZ BUlinING.
4I5.p3
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nOST WANTS"
4 ARE CHEAP.
4ELP WANTED.


AElP WANT ED.
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WANTED A good porter Apply at 4lu
Main street Fl
n, a N1iI-I7 ~ il ,,--,,,,, -, ,-ooE an
se s n,, Sp'I Io wstSy Npniy To- j j.
FLYNN, No i5OS Cont street. houston,
WANTED-N girl Tor dlning room aud
general help; 81 per week Mrs j. AZ
ihresbeG tuutN. Texas.
WANTpI1- Man 9pJ ,,ife "a Work I'm dairy
hDnset tnilk audi fnrl firnisbpd and $50
,,er rn,vth A1drnss e.ian pnln Jprs,v
Dairy ~.uerai brii,rrv Houston i
= ~ y, :. -
WANTED young lady Go attend clsNt
stand, Apply at uniCc Hotel NristnL
NJ NTrIsO A rriDIrr- ,,cr1nenpnf nnsttiou
-rhc Is1ytcs G,tdth,,aite tr,xnS IL
1,,,. ~, M, ,.,s1,s- MN,
letters. home "lc,ine. ana return 10 is;
Ne uay Siu nor Thousand: send addressed
pnvtlnnr pintirnin,s gnd rnpv f. NJ
c. prm. IL. BnN llll. Philadelphia .
copN i.t.ris' hine "ycni1gs md r"tnTH TO
ms. Ne NAV so nor tbnusn,,d: send ld
dressed rAyplnpc. particulars and copy
u. NJ &, Dep. ~, BoN IN, iWlAut'
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WANTED At once. experienced cook. Ap.
PLY !VS Rusk avenue, .
W(N1,t,b S,ncic o-1I,- 7-I,IIc man Tor
lodging house work Capital House
Main and Capitol avenue
"a ,,,.
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dress /. Huiimgcr. General Delivery
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WE have desirable rent houses on Travis
Fnnnn, san Jacmto street. aud in other
portions of The city. \urtcct \ Brooks
phone 6I3. Bjnz Bldg -
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sOk YALE OR EXCHANGE.

ersto.. COOK STOVES Cieanable refig-
W. ~ oak dining chairs. six for S..
CO fsS freight, Ed G. Smith Furniture
e.-u. 10
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FURNISHED ROOMS BAH and teie
phohei gentlemen or couple without chil
dren. 1918 Rusk avenue.
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ron SALE Building eit, ON ear lno IN
Uudlc5 s Franklin addition lu1- II,
Franklin AlG Bua Bldg 10
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TITLE WANT ADS
II bring big results.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Lunch counter. Apply at ans
Main street !
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In pno,t 80 saw gin outnt complete.
gina 49, running order. including gin en-
infor,u seed house,, Write for further
Clsresea.t'ne or come TO soc w. A. Fllnn.
r - ,--- Mllam co., Texas. =
brat. ~ Or EXCHANGE tine coaster
ho1r iVseie Tor sale or trade for small
fsTs--s- a1aress tsao- this ofii~'. ?
ia, sNh draught horses. 5 and wears
hrokes. SlSlri good lookcrs aud city
sAt", reIss Wv ''u'''s'' ''e's' pefP !
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DEWEY hay press; three men aud one
mule can press POO bales a day; price
sos; manufactured by W c. Guuluckt
Victoria. II
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WANTED TO RENT.

NTDDTT1GED gentleman and wife, no
children. desires TO take care OF q house
for the snmner: references. Address
s,s5a This Office.
WAIVED Dosk room il Office. A. J,
Hulllnxsr. General nsiissrys
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No elegant rooms In new house bati
privilege; near Rice hotel, Sl Walker
avenue
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ONE ACRE Of Land for sale ut Sour Lake
near the great gusber. Address Locke &
Crazy. AshdOWn. Ark.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02

GOOD RlCE YARN Of 205 acres with rail.
road running through II and switch on
land. plenty of water with engine and
Jump IN position, land all fenced and ia
cultivation; good seven room house: easy
terms anu low rate OF interest. Rogers
\ Webb, klam building tc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02

yE WILL. MAKE your bond Fidelity aud
DepoSit Company ri MARYLAND, Jam,
Shelton agent, Fox Lulidms' Houston;
Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02

$4,000 WILL buy fine piece OF property In
city limits. fronting on Magnolia Park
railroad, amounting to two and onehalf
blocks; long time per cent Interest:
also one piece OH Galveston, Houston
and Henderson railroad for $4,000 Ap-
ply 70 Mrs Bette Bryan, 3l7is Mair
street. 4ig