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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-20
GANG TO HELP CHINESE
GETACR0SS THE BORDER

Fort Benton. Mont, Jan. 19.-From
discovery made here today it appears that
a systematic scheme of smuggling Chi
nese across the border into the United
States has been unearthed-
Marshal Sheath. noticing smoke issu-
ing from beneath the sidewalk of an old
restaurant on Front street. made an IL
vestigation as 10 its source and discoV-
cred "A fire burning in the cellar. Further
investigation revealed a Chinaman IN
hiding who made Intellectual attempts TO
conceal himself upon the appearance OF
the officer.
In the cellar were found quantities of
an kinds Of food with which the Celestial
has been doing his own cooking. The
Chinaman was placed in jail pending FUR
Their investigation by the ofhcials- lie
claims he has papers, but was unable
TO produce them
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SCHLEY WILL NOT TALK
ABOUT THE CONTROVERSY

Savannah, Ga, Jan. 19.-Admirsl
Schley's hunting party returned this
afternoon from st. Catharine's island.
The party secured a large bag of game
Admiral Schley is credited with hav-
ing killed one deer. 1t was his first
dec. and a member OF the party said
the admiral was more excited when he
pulled the trigger than when off Santi-
ago. The weather during the hunt was
superb.
Admiral and Mrs. Schley will leave
this city for Washington tomorrow
The admiral said tonight that he had
not authorized the statement sent out
from Chicago that he would discuss ms
case before the Hamilton club OF that
city. Beyond this he refused TO talk-
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\ y = y = = y = = = = :
4 INDIANA GOLD MINES?

y Columbus. Ind. jan 19--Evi- =
+ dence of gold. silver and coal was :
y discovered recently at Waymans- =
y vile. the extreme southwest cor =
y ner of this county. and samples =
= were sent to Professor j. Stan =
y ton, principal of the Miners assay :
= Office. Denver, Colo A certificate :
= from him shows an assay Of $50 :
= ounces gold and 60 ounce OF sill :
y yer. which will yield S54-1O to the :
, ton. On the strength of this as
= say a company has been organized :
y to develop the find.
4AA+A+A%+1
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BOY BURGLARS PLEAD
GUILTY TO THE CHARGE
lsneclal to The HeraldO

Logan, Jan. 19.-The thieves that
broke into the music store of George
H. Thomas at Smithfield on Thursday
evening were discovered and arrested
yesterday.
They are Aaron Richardson, Aaron
Saxton and Albert A. VIM, three lads
of that city. The first two are Is
years of age and the other 1S.
When taken before the justice at
Smithfield yesterday afternoon they
pleaded guilty TO burglary, and were
held to the district court. bail being
fixed al 500 each.
The lads are a disobedient lot, anu
friends refused to put up the bail re-
Quired, and the culprits were, therefore,
brought to this city and jailed.
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T. secretary Of and
II visited Ogden yesterday to investigate the dispute
alment affecting smallpox
unequivocaly that smallpox
the three gden physicians who supported
that harmless eruption
disease smape Dr. H J.
committee the patient
2 verdict
the the egized rules OF the state ooau
City sought place Mayor GasInanh
possible through his having exposed ~ u
the police arrestng Oner mar
= the doctors orders
the mayors arrest anu
school has been nothed 10 e
= mayors m quarantine is lifted
extent TO when OldsIldniS
= jeopardized public. l.
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Especial 90 The Heraid.)
ogden. Jan. 19-0IayOr William
Glasmann Of Ogden is about to pay the
penalty rashuess involves. Consequent
to- his action in visiting the pest house
'n Burch creek, where the smallpox
suspect who has frightened all Ogden
is receiving treatment personally ex-
aiming The patient. declaring him to
@e The victim Of a simple rash and
ordering his release. Mayor Glasmann
is confronted with the horrible posi-
biIity az being suppressed foc two
weeks, spending Inc time in quaran-
tine
City Physician A. s. Condor has said
it and something rs going to happen,
even u the highest Powers in the state
have to be invoked. ogden is
a-umh.e with excitement, for the fiat
has gan, forth from the state board
'l health aud the city physician that
V.ssmauu is a menace TO the cOmmu-
MY. Therefore. IT the city physician
has his way the editOr-mayor viii be
confined "a fortnight where he shall be
neither seen nor heard. J. the inter-
in. While an the world W Jnders, MIR.
'.asmaun is to be set aside and con-
s,grated ass Cd human Incubator for the
haneh, of the dreaded microbes of
smallpox. that DIR. Condor fears may
have found lodgmen- upon the Glas-
mann anatomy.
Such. ut least is Dr. COndon'S pro-
Eramme Mayor GIasmann. as might
he expected. has declared that ne shall
never De suppressed He dedes the
police or anyone else TO cork him up
W lonely. silent solitude Tor half a
month. even should his refusal to be
suppressed result in the incubation OF
I.'laas of microbes. baccilh ard
,1Hgs i'm the cold and clanuuy at
m"sulere of the city hall The mayor
or ogden town has his doubts. too, that
.e Is living depository Tor microbes
die hasn't seen any as yet that he
..a.N recueIiz e or call by naue--and
N.rg IS just where the trouble
comes in.
Mayor Dodges Condor.
Since yesterday afternoon Or. Con
u'a has been engaged in an effort e
round zap thc mayor. lead him 20 som,
s.Hu.s,ere5 spot and establish a quar-
ehlue over him Half of the pOpula
N'H Is enjoying the situation i'm
A.HSely. The other half is worrying
over tho possibilities of trouble of ;
serious nature as the result of tn
AefH1eriugs of "a public official who j.
moving at viii through the commu
hl,y after having just come from
trH.er of pestilence without having
u'a.Ee4 iu any such precautions a
'le observed by physicians under sue
N''. INSTANCES. The IN yOr. too. ha
seen faint glimmer of the dawn o
serious epoch in his war with tn
S',y physician. FOR the state board o
nesi-h was called upon yesterday /
Se hand iu Che affair. As a resul
is aow officially established thu
olayor GIasmgnn's diagnosis OF tn
-7e Vas incorrect--the lone patient a
'ufeh Geek is suffering from q pre-
"'unced case OF smallpox.
Theme For Comic Opera.
Se-ous as the emergency IS. the SIT
gau"n is suJh as 10 convulse those wh
..l'e the mos, To fear. A comic Oper
leltst could Scuur over n large SCI
''u es the globe TilhoRt s1dina sue
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material for inspiration. For the cast
there is the following;
A Lone Miner, who came into Ogden
from Bingham ten days ago and
broke out"
DR.. A. s. Condor, city physician of
Ogden town, who writes poetry
Drs. e. 1. Rich and John Driver VINO
agreed with DR.. Glasmann's diagnosis
( DR.. George w. Baker, who also did,
1 but changed his mind.
DR.. T. Z. Beatty, secretary Of the
/ Utah board of health, and a non-com-
DR.. II. S. Scott. who can tell a mi
| crobe when he sees one in the dark.
Police Officer Harbertson, fearless
! gendarmes,
William Glasmann, lord mayor
of Ogden town. editor and smallpox
and municipal ecOnOmy expert.
! Gendarmes. nurses, city officials, the
I merry. merry villagers of Ogden town,
etc. etc.
How Condor Wrote Poetry.
As prelude a scene is shown in the
/ metropolis of Salt Lake. Time, 1885.
DR.. Condor invOkes the aid of the
muse and inscribes an ode to the honQr
of William Glasmann, then merely an
editor and retired buffalO-raiser- The
latter takes umbrage at the feeble ef-
fort to immortaliZe his virtues.
set 1 finds the plot thickening. The
| Principal comedian has risen from out
of the masses. Instead of giving his
attention TO a herd of buffaloes he has
"buffaloed" ogden town and has risen
to the eminence of lord mavOr. The
luckless bard who incurred his wrath
ia other days occupies a position in
ii r.r.1rH n ae-z
S such that even the lord mayor can
.,ot send him TO the headsman. At
this iuncture A. Lone Miner appears
upon the scene. DR.. Condor SEXES MIN
in the act of breaking out" and COM
mits him to the pest house. Slow cur
tain to the mcurnful chorus. 4 viii
away beyond the hills and there may
break out
Enter the LoId Mayor.
Act II opens VITA the plot thicken-
ing TO the consistency Of cold mush
The lord mayor has discovered the ex-
. ] istence of a conspiracy 40 loot the eX-
chequer of his dominion by housing
ana feeding A Lone Miner ~ the isO-
lation hospital at the public expense
= EVEN to the extent of an expenditure
of ten sheckels per diem for nurses
! cooks and things. Attended only by
! his tUuSty sanitary inspector the lore
MAYOR storms the fortress where DR.
, CCadon has caused A. Lone Miner L
: be confined, discovers, he DrOclaims
: that his supiciOns are only too true
I that the man is not sick-and orders
: his liberty restored.
+ The cold. unfeeling city physician
. prevents A. Lone Miner from receiving
9 the benefits of the munihcent clemenc.
- so generously bestowed. Again the lOrt
\ mayor returns, accompanied by a re
4 tinue including Drs. Rich, Driver an
% Baker They set the stamp of thei
r approval upon what the lord mayor ha
Z. said, and the party returns triumphan
to Ogden town amid a fanfare Of trum
pets A royal ukase issues forth tina
the commonwealth is saved. The con
: spring city physician may keep 4
10 lone Miner IN the Burch creek fast
"a ness, but rot simOieOn from th
>, fCorfinuad on PAGE
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! SERVANT HANGS A CHILD.

: Cincinnati. O., Jan. 19.-W. H. :
= Whitaker. a prominent attorney, =
= and his wife went visiting today :
= and left their only child, 5-year- =
y old boy. with Annie LaSe, who =
y had been with the family only a =
\ short time When they returned :
= the child was found dead hanging
= to q Gas pipe in the cellar. and the !
3 servant unconscious from asphyx- I
= iation. The indications are that
= tbe woman had trouble with the 4
= little boy and hanged him early in 4
= the day. and that she inhaled gas
1 inst previous to the return of the I
y Whittakers. She viii die.
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! AMATEUR ANARCHIST SUES. =

! Anthony, Kan, Jan. 19-Alfred :
/ Patterson. who was regulated last y
i September for maligning President =
; Mckinley. brought suit against ten :
b citizens here for $500 damages =
, each. At the time that the president =
! was shot Patterson was alleged 10 =
b bave.given utterance to these words =
l. "AU am sorry about is that the =
4 fellow did not finish the job.
! Patterson was given ducklng- ?
a Among the defendants Is Lee HOT :
! The Jury failed to agree and was dis :
\ charged
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MAY NOT SUSPEND RULES.

House Not Likely to Allow Measures
to Pass Informally.
Washington, Jan. 19.-The calendar
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Relief of Don Sebastian.

Madrid. Jan. 19-The Infanta Maria
Christina. the widow of Don Sebastian, IS
dead. She was born in 1898.
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! WOMAN LED A REGIMENT. Z

= Manila. Jan. 19.-An important (
= capture was made in Laguna (
=. province. LuZOn, when eight men (
= of the Eighth infantry captured
= wOmEa insurgent named Aqueda Z
= Kahabagan. She recently COM
= manded an insurgent force of SOC
= men. 500 of whom carried rifles,
= while 500 were armed with bOlos. I
y For six years past she has been
= leading insurgent bands against (
= the Spaniards and the Americans.
= = = y . = y y y y = = = = :
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: SENTENCES BoER TO DIE

> Graaf Reinet, Cape Colony. Jan I
= 19.-Lord Kitchener has con-
, firmed the death sentence passed !
= upon the Boer commandant,
= Scheepers, who was captured last I
= October He will be shot next I
: Saturday.
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Theme FOR Comic Opera.

Se.2ous as the emergency SIS. the sit
Gat"n is su,h as to convuIse those who
.ti'e the moss TO fear A comic opera
-l.uletust could scuur over n large sec
-1A 81 the globe without s1dinE such
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~ ~cr want TO do business
,-~er-ize IN The Herald.
It gets results
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1T is EASY TO TRADE
Il through Post Want Ads
FOR RENT.

SlN-RoOM COTTAGE-Rath. street car
govd neighborhood; twenty blocks from
court house; SIS Call 81 Pnige street
near German T.
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OIL LANDS have 100 ncrcs ~ Sour Lake
and Wnut % loiu reliable oil man WHO
viii drll .or part OF lard Address T.
q, box T. Houston, Texas. 12,a
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g lGNS REACH A FEW.
- Post Want Ads reach all.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

1oo00o.AcnE ranch Of fine gruzing and
farming land aud some timber: well
waiered and several nrteslan wells; good
improvements. az $3.50 per acre. Write
ior further Information
100 acres smooth, black sandy prairtc.
hiteen miles from Houston and tire
miles from railroad stntion, with good
hNeroom residence aud barn, 2SxGG feet,
poultry house, well and tool house; 81.
morse power steam engine aud boiler with
W. e2ou wells, anording about 6QJ gu,
tuhs or water per minute and each Wei
mas 3'inch centrifugal pump. prico S21
untll Dcccmber 4; a bargain.
l-'puO acres In Uvalde aud Kinney coun-
.ies unimproved lnnrh with creek run
ming through the land u.ford!ng an nbund-
ant supply OF water for stock purposes,
ior sale short umo only at Sl.5O per
1000 acres all incloscd with and
parbed wires and mesquite posts 10 to
10 rect apart and subdlvided Into several
iasturcs' also several hundged acres In
culuNAtion, two wells with wlndmills;
also dwelling with nine rooms aud otner
improvements: write for further partic-
IA acres all fine black prairie. fenced
aud has house and barn aud good well,
Gflg8ting about tOO acres OF Rice for sale
az SIS per acre for short time only.
Two sections about ten miles from
h"n9ston on q Ernded road; all prairie
hhd; price $3.50 per h1c; terms easy.
,,.GentS Tor konntEe Bros lands In
Nlprtoh MatagordO and Jackson counties
~ Tracts OF 100 nctcs up TO 1000. prices
81 10 SIS per ncra; great DEVELOPMENT will
take place In these during the twelve
mouths; lands are sure to increase IN
Vahc' they are suited to the culture W
nee, corn. cotton. sugar cane cats and
olher South Texas crops, write for mnps
ana price lists; We have many tracts that
are bargains from the Sabine rlvcr to
the Guadalupe Iivcr; lands on several
rice canals $50 60 $50 per acre
Agents for Texas Rice Development
Co lands In Matagordn county. consisting
Of 10000 acres, suhdlYided into 100 acres
ana M,
Remrmhcr Sc pny expenses OF any
pnrty coming to Texas 60 whom we II
If the ditto fails upon examination by
competent attorneys. w e.. Moore Il
90, Houston, TeNns; Dusou. Moore X
60. El Campo, Texas e
OIL LANDS have 100 ncres az Sour Lake
ana Wnut 20 loiu reliable oil man WHO
VIII dr.ll .or part OF lard Address +.
o, box Z, Houston, Texas 12.3
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WANTED-Rice cultivation proposition;
have sixteen head work stock imple-
inents, lnbor, to cultivate 100 acres Ad
dress Box 1874, Nayasota. Texas. IL
SMALL STOCK of groceries for sale In.
quire Of w. b. Jones, at f. H. Jones *
Co.
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BIG MONEY-TOr sale: 5000 acres choic0
rice land. Liberty county. beginning ~
miles east Of Raywood Rice and Milling
cOmpany's property and includes town or
Deycrs; Southern Pacinc runs i've miles
through tract, Germs aud price apply
Ias, \. TrcScv0nt, 2lo Blnz building
1o-l
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
san JacInto lodge No. 29G, X.

MACCABEEs1H.ouston tent
~ beld frst Tuesday. December .,
w y NJ Key. commander; Charles f..
aoj record keeper.
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NTHERS READ POST
. Want Ads. Do you?
>~~~~--~~s>-~~~~~-~>~-~-
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE 1850 acres plttman survey,
Ncy. J0Ck county, Outlot l, block g. III
vision o.. Austin. Texas: lots =, and A.
lSVaip acres llarrls aud Wilson survey.
Harris county; lis acres y Gordon sur
wy, Harris county. The last two items
nre In n solid body aud have about two
miles bayou front, W. u Adnlr Hunts.
.- VIII, lcNAs,
For SALE AND EXCHANGE IN sublime
l.aypca county Texas good two-story
residence. sture house. stock Of general
merchandise, half interest in n first class
steam cotton gin aud 2Oo0 acres improved
farm and ranch land Address L. q. Box
Sa Snhllmc, TcNns IL
BAYou FRONT FOR sale In tracts fronting
bayou, 100 feet 90 two miles: two small
tracts close In. l.. W. CrNlg, 400 kiam
building.
n. H. KENNEDY--lmprove farms and oil
'SuuS' hVustoh' texas
------------------.----
OIL LANDS From one TO GnO oeres ,n
James Blythr league, between aushers
OF Sour Lake and Saratoga nionr zine
Island bayou Bargain ". s. Dudley
pullus. Texas, 10
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"hnn NJ me- u LAtNn A. uAhH IA 4 MEN,t
MN phA y w w ~ ,WV'9t Nm Nh
itn6D s9if'rii sIHi s ~ ,NIirV ,,,a, IA,
rnrn.- ',,,H So, i,, nnrt, si.,v, NV" w
see us ~ I'm n"rtct -, MY Srt J. mi,
ENCHNNGls REAI 5SrNTr' N'''-'' "
n a. GRAY & % 9pi nlny n
-
TO1 I7T-i7-I -,---,-----;----------
houses, rents Tor SidO per month. \ bar.
gpih, Two lots Odin avenue $3.50: three
lots, Imckspu var line a bargain Pye "
Boll.mSS, Kiam bldg 3
WI, "
ln 80" - W ~ W IVY Nv" WIZ
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BlEz g. sETTgGAsT BUY. SELL AND
EXCHANGE PROPERTY ROOM 2is,
BlNZ BUILDING n
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LOST, sTRAYED, STOLEN.

lost -Iadics' gold watch set with dla-
mon,lf A suitable reward Will be paid
for it- return or recovery. Apply j.. j.
Cox 9UlB Travis
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4 TITLE WANT ADS
H bring big results.
~-~~~-~~~~~-~~~~~~~~-~~
S1TUATIoNs-MALE.
FOR RELlABillTN use WILSON'S nacES
Fhone i2up, day or night,
A NO, l clothing. shoe aud dry goods snlcs
naH wishes employment immediately.
best Of references furnished Address
". 9, -, ITO Walker avenue. 4
WANTED Posit on by Young German as
dishwasher. porter or stnblcman; speak<
no English. y HOFFMAN,, Eagle hotel.
WANTED position as bookkccper:
can give the best Of reference; like To
Keep at home nights. Address 23i4, this
unicc.
WANTED A position by well cXperi.
enced clerk In any line OF business or Of
nee; don't answer unless yOu mean bus,
ness, Address 2Sll. this oulcc !
DRUGGIST wants position: Registered. NJ.
liable, sober and can furnish good refer.
ences. Address 2SoS. this office. 3
A GOOD al.round colored man wants posl.
tion as railroad porter Apply 1906 Cap..
tol nyenue; read aud write We'll Z
STRONG YOUNG GERMAN. fresh from
the old country, wants TO take up auy
job willing to work Address 800 this
offcc.
a YOUNG MAN wants work MS blacksmith
helper. Address 1876 Runncls street,
houston. 4
l WANT \ JOR running rice crop ncNt
yenri experienced, practical farmer. Adj
dress BOX 81, Deyers, Texas. II
MAN Of large experience in the rice bust
ness is now open for engagement Tor COM
ing year. Address 23iO, this office. IL
FIRST CLASS stationary engineer: handle
all kinds OF mnchincry. Address III
Noble street, r. y. 5
POSITION WANTED by young man. col
ored, TO work IN store as porter. drug
store, clothing, grover furniture or res
taurnnt, willing to do any sind OF work
and willing To go to any place Address
lSl4 Maple street. 1
WANTED situation by sober white man
us cook, restaurant, boarding ears, camp
or section; viii 20 anywhere Address
.Jl2 this olice /
GERMAN aged 10 desires
trusJy positions llpi, tbs office
WANTED by boy age lS VINO attends
school, 10 II :3u, TO 3.3t n position 10
wait ou mliic Tor his board Address
ll,4. this oihco 3
WOULD YOU WISH to have a good col.
ored ward boy to attend t. horse buggy
or general house Work. Answer this al
ut once 900, this oInce .
WANTED TnsiiI0n AZ r,l-.In,-r IN NH or
fnctur, inur, AtHnd otiIss ruaIur. cnn
burl. oil Address 1iOl, this otucc
/ YUM; man uU-fo,I,fr- moo 81 mod gI.
drrs. WINS n,,stttnn, sn,',u O'aS,s VIM
ehl,t,,,, al i,.oiunttnu Ad,trYss ltiT TINS
OnIct,
I WAITED Situation IN a nrst cIIs- r1ok
IN bnfrl r,Siiur,,ut nj, honrJlnp rnrs:
STATE waves Gins. Murry. knIy saloon.
=
WINT7D -Tosi1Ion Inv -xDcricnccd stcnoc.
raphcr owning mnchmg. Audirss 21SL
this Office .
ROY. n Years old. Wishes emplovmeut as
ulficp or rrrliid hoy: wiling 10 wuTk.
Adur,Ss IylS. tnls office =
,,,, =, -, M. 100 d,
lob OF ANY Kind. NOT AFRAID TO work IA
,lrrss gsiI TINS oniec.
,-,,.> ~ ,, -,-,--I- I7,--.ii- h,
WANTS lob; undclstGi.s care OF hols,s.
H. Elslur, lax, AuICi.
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PERSONAL.

FRESH SHIPMENTS WEEKI,Y-Ugy-
ler'S candies, bohbons and chocolates:
pound, 50 cents: half.pound. 40 cents.
Crescent Drug Store 40 Main street
corner Preston avenue ~
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1851 ACRES 0f land showing oil NJ Il shnl
low depth gas ln abundance, gulpAuG
Asphalt ana asphalt rocks wan give
800 acres Of tn ahoyo to any one who
win sink two wells. Address Box l.
HouSton, Texas. u
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NY FINE AUTOMOBILE for eTc6ange for
real estate, etc; never uncrntcd; salts
factory selling reason. y. II, Huston, old
phone SOB. II
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NTHERS READ POST
~ Want Ads. Do you?
kEAL EsrArE ZOE SALE.

FOR SALE 1850 acres Pittmnn survey.
vey. JACK county. outlot l, block @, III.
vision q, Austin Texas lots =, q and A,
block 10. Williams addition 10 Houston.
lSOpla acres llarrls aud Wilson survey.
Harris county; lis acres u Gordon sur
wy, Harris county The last two items
nra In solid body aud have about two
miles hayou front ", u Adnlr, Hunts.
vile, Texas ?
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE 30 200
Main street We handle Heights prop.
crty only: lowest prices; easy terms.
John \, Mllyoy, agent. n
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FARM FOR SALE-3i2 acres. 100 in cul-
tivation; young bearing orchard OF
400 trees; new Ave room frame building,
paintCd inside and out; 32N52 new barn.
IN Montgomery county, four miles east
OF New WHyCrly. on the International
and Great Northern railroad. For partie
ulaTB aud terms apply 10 u. d. Coupldnd.
New Waverly, Texas. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-02

TfpsT CLASS AGENTS to sell the best IN
,estment bond diving insurance. on the
market: Issued by The Old Reliable Hart
sord life from ages 10 to 90 Big money
IN Il Write Mt once for particulars w..
II Patterson, Manager, Trust Bldg, Dal.
Las Texas, u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-02
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HELP WANTED.

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undcr our training q few months
Wrlte FOR prospectus, which tells Won ali
about Il Dallas Telegraph College.
Dallas, Texas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-02

FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE In Sublime.
layaca county, Texas good two.story
residence, store house stock 81 general
steam cotton gin and 2tnO acres Improved
farm and ranch land Address L. q. Box
80, sublime Texas IL