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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07
Personal
and Social

Mr.. Homer BLACK spent sunday In
Kent.
Miss Cora Housed, Of Pittsburg, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. j. II. Andrews and family have
gone to Cape Cod for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Noell, of Union
st., ave returned from an extended Wis
1t in Columbus.
Mr.. William wetzel, of New York,
is visiting his parents at so3 water
street, this city.
Fred and Robert Corbett. Of Me.
Kees Rocks, Pa, spent a few days in
Akron last week.
Mrs. Maud Williams and Miss Bes.
sic Lake have returned from visiting
friends in Pittsburg.
Mrs. VIM. Creyelin, of Ashland, is
visiting Captain and Mrs. u. r. Ber.
ger, of ia South Walnut st.
The second dance of the summer
series given by the Yon-do-tee- ga Social
club will take place tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farsi and family left
Saturday for two-weeks' visit with
friends in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mrs. w. r. Palmer ana daughter
Gertrude, are in Pittsbnrg, visiting
Mrs. Palmer's sister, Mrs. Harry Bald
win.
Mr.. j. c. Morrison, jr., Of Clevland
was the guest of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. C. Morrison, of Maple st., over
Sunday.
Mr.. Edward J. Conner, Of Cleveland
and Miss Margaret Haurethy were
married Saturday night by Squire A
A. Koplin.
Messrs. Martin Moon and William
Hanna, have returned to Franklin
Pa, after a few days visit with Ak
ron friends.
Mrs. Clara f. Frease. daughter OF
Rev. J. H. Zinn, returned to her home
at Glade, Pa, on Monday, after q
visit of 10 days. ~
DR.. l.. NJ. Holloway, Of salona, Pa,
formerly Of Akron, Is visiting his
brothers, Prof. T. NJ. and G. A. Hol
loway, of this city.
The Ladies' Missionary society OF
the First Baptist church will hold O
basket picnic in Gaylord's grove Wed
nesday. Dinner will be served.
Miss Nellie Knox of 2O6 South Col
lege St, who has been sick for some
time, has been removed to the Lake
side hospital Cleveland, where an oper
alton will be performed.
Mr.. Fred NJ. Capron, q graduate 0,
the dental school of the University
Of Michigan, will locate In this city
He will have an office in the Walsl
block.
Mr.. VIM. Henry Hewitt, of Cleveland
and Mlsa Louise White, OF Akron, wer
married Saturday evening by Rev. J
W. Moore, pastor Of the Main st. NJ. I
church, at the parsonage. They vii
reside In Cleveland.
Mr.. p. 2. Werner has gone to New
York to meet his son, Mr., Frank NJ
Werner, who will arrive from Bremen
Germany, on Tuesday. They are ex
pected home Thursday
Prof. ]. II. Joseph, well known
musical instructor Of Youngstown
and Mrs. Susan Gerdes and her tw
children, Robert and Mabel, also o
that city, were the guests over tn
Fourth of Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Sedg
|, wick, of Lake st.
Mr.. j. A. Moore and son, Raymond
will leave Tuesday for four weeks
trip through the West. On their n
turn they will stop at Elkhart, Ind
Hllsdalc, Adrian and Carleton, Mich
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07
BOSTON STORE.

The Great Factory End Sale at 2 p.
N. to $50 n m. Tuesday. A great
Factory End Sale Of calic,es worth
&c yard-At this hour, 10 yards for
zoe.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07

The sixth OF the series OF Sunday
concerts was given Sunday afternoon
in Union park by the Eighth Regiment
band. A large audience was present
and the band responded to six en-
cores.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07
BOSTON STORE.

The Great Factory End Sale at 2 p,
m. to 2.30 p. M, Tuesday. A great
Factory End Sale of Calicoes worth
&c a yard-At this hour, 10 yards for
zoe.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07
BOSTON STORE.

The Great Factory End Sale win
open Tuesday morning with n great
Factory End Sale of Light Colored
lawns, worth Be yard, from s a. m.
to s:30-l0 yards for Csc.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07
PRESIDENT
Wants to Restrain Trusts During
Vacation.

Oyster Bay, n. Y, July 7.--President
Roosevelt may break into his vacation
TO see several Congressman. The first,
1t is said, will be Representative Lit
tlefield, of Maine, who has been asked
to prepare bill regulating trusts. The
President, 1t 10 claimed, is determined
to effect legislation along this line, and
political forecasters say that this is
borne out by his Fourth Of July speech
at Pittsburg. The Lttlefield bill will
take battle-ground and there will be
no radical attack. Mr.. Littlefield may
arrive any day.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07

oh, what Beauties! Those Goth
Century Horse Helmets are as beau
tiful as they are comfortable. They
make the horse fairly proud. Manu-
factured by the Ideal Mfg. Co., S24
Walsh block.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07

WANTED-To borrow 5000 for two or
three years; interest 6 per cent Will
give first mortgage on property worth
three time the amount. No com.
missions. Address Loan" care
Democrat. 66.6st
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07
WOULDN'T GIVE BOND
Mr.. Hahn Preferred to Go to
Iail

Mansfield, o., July 7.-William NJ.
Hahn, the prominent citizen, and Re
publican eS-State Insurance Commits
sioner, accused Of stealing $4,000 from
the Manhattan Fire Insurance Co., Of
New York refused to furnish the bond
required in police court this morning
and Mayor Robinson sent him TO jail.
He will have to, stay there till septem.
Dor, when Common Pleas court con.
venes.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07

FOR SALES good sound young
horses, general purpose, 1 driver;
ana work horse. 12S ~ Main It,
After 6 pm. 402 s. Maple st. Peo-
pies phone 664. af 66-6S
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07

FOR RENT-A double house; six
rooms on each side. Baths closets,
laundry room, hot and cold water
gas, sewer. and all modern conven-
ienceS within three minutes walk
Of corner Market and Howard SITS.
For particulars see A. NJ. Brooker,
$40 North Howard st. 66-7T*
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07

FOR SALE-l cook stove, good baker,
In first-class condition; price ST00.
402 s. Maple st. Peoples phone 2
on 664 66-6S
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07

FOR RENT--New 8 room house, good
location, gas, city water and all med
ern conveniences. Apply 100 Sher-
man ST. 66-6S
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07

Every horse should have Goth
Century Helmet. Keeps the head and
brain cool, and the flies away. Call
and see them at the Ideal Mfg. Co,
32a Walsh block,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED-Position with grocery or
manufacturing firm by hustler,
with IL years business experience.
Best of city reference. Address
A. B. H., No. Wilbur court, Cleve-
land, o. $685.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07
The Upham-B m-Brouse Co.
OUR GREAT FACTORY FIRE SALE
CONTINUE.

line
S $ Ss;s assn nss Ss'y n.T n' 20, and traced WIN gold
ENGLISH WARE UNDBRGIAzE BLuE-oopiece Dinner Gin q
Fire Sale price %lSsSV
&7E -
Sale set
HAvIIANp decorated with
hora designs with bur nihed gold trimmings E99 az
Fire Sale Prices on Our Full Line Of Toilet Sets.
lOc
Hafpnt Tin Top Jelly rumblers n........... zoe
Tumbs &c
Large Glass Berry Dishes each ................ t0c
Cups ,............. SOC
1Sc
Decorated 18c
DO motif
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07
OF a Week For Repairs.

The plant OF the Werner Publishing
Co. resumed operations Monday. after
having been closed a week for the an.
nual repairs.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07

WANTED-A girl about 20 years old,
for light laundry work. No expert
ence required. Apply at 161-16S, s.
High ST. Akron Laundry Co. 66-6s
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07

The wise man fiatters the fool, but
the fool fiatters himself.--Lo
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07

The latest and greatest invention
for the comfort of the horse is Pfeif-
fer's 2Csh Century Helmet. A horse
will do so per cent more work with a
helmet. See them at 324 Walsh block.
Ideal Mfg. Co.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07

Nature is stronger than education.--
Earl Beaconsneid. tt
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-07

John
|Moli
or OF
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Tho
rlxetg
In q
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+, say,
,o mt
clans
stock
pa
i've l.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20

~Menn e. ~ piel lit. bann seb0rt Ct
nttt in bic RaHe. Mibt Sbr tpas9
Shr tauft Gu9 bafiir cine frifdmil>
6enbe &ub unb melft iie beute Qbenb
aus: Sbr tOnnt ia babel @9aftopp
fpielen."
Srau SoDfa bate einen bilblihen
MusDrud ansetpenbet, aber bic Mdnz
ner ~peritanben iie. 9as mar pirtli9
Der bette Iuspeg, tpenn fie fir ben
Sbaler 1i6 Elm I6tel9en 8apriid
fauften unb babel einen persniisten
Nbenb feierten. Damn brau6te Wopz
tet ni9t nit ben Yapieren gum 2anbs
ratb gu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iaben bic
Mdnner fi9 an. @nbli9 fanb Der
S9ulse bas ri6tise @ort: u9as
mD9ten mir fdon, liebe Srau @opfa.
@ber ni6t fir biefen 9abler. Ser 1T
bebert."
Die Qnberen nidten beifGlig. Oas
mar ibnen aus Dem 9ersen seiproden.
9o9 audi jebt pubte bic Huge Srau
&atb. Sdon pie iie e%intrat, bate tie
bic pfeife bes 2umpenfammlers ges
bort, Der nit Ieinem &arrer bic Oorfs
ftrebe entlans aOs unb nit ieinem
Srilern bic Srauen baau auffprberte,
Nabeln unb 3pirn sesen 2umpen einz
sutauf6en. Sept btelt er gerabe Dor
tbrem 9aus. Sn tpenigen 4usenz
bliden par iie pieber auriid unb mari
cine 9anbpol tleiner Miinoen auf ben
Slid.
rSo-lpenn SIR ieBt ben 9ttt9en,
ben i9 ausseseben babe, sulest, bann
t0nnt Sbr gud rubis cine friidmilz
9enbe 4ub taufen uno @9aftopp baz
Bel ipielen-"
Dim Mbenb iaBen bic bier Mahts
baber bes Doris i'm &rus unb ipielten
Sdaffopp. Nebenan i'm sroben @aitz
Stmmer ftanben einise SagelDbner an
Der rSonbant" unb tranfen ibr
8umm9en S9naps. giner bon tbnen
trat ms 9errenaimmer, piinf4te ben
Spielern quite 8erridtung unb panbte
fi9 banr gu Gopfa: n8tenei9t mD9z
ten @ie mir beute ben 9abler seben,
9err Wobltbdter-"
rWel9en 9abler9"
,Na, sic batten bod ban1als nur
5ebn Mart in Der &aHe, unb ib bate
breisebn Mart fir bic 3eparatur am
S6ulbaus 5u befommen-"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20
nDeR, laR nid k6pfen "

SIN Sabre 1887 mar in @ieBen Elm
M0rber unb arger Sauseni9ts Sea-
mems Seb gum Sobe p~erurtbeilt tpors
ben, unb @robberaos 2ubnis II. bate
bas urtbeil beftGtist. Oie grefution
ioute por fia seben, unb ber @9arfs
ri4ter Hettig bon gttlinsen mar boz
NIT betraut pprben. Oamals amtirte
in @ieben Der air9enratb gnsel, Elm
tleiner, tpoblbeleibter unb bumorpoler
Mann, Der ni9t muir auf Rtnbtaufen
unb 9o95eiten, fonbern audi auf Der
&anael oft Qnlab gu GROCER 9eiterteit
CAB. Gngel berettete gepDbnlt9 bic
8erurtbeilten gum Sobe Dor. 9iesz
NAL aber, BEL 9eb, fdien er nit ietnen
Grmabnunsen ni4t ben gepiinfdten
@tnbrud eraielt gu baben, benin f9on
auf benz Wese CUR Hi9tftdtte benabm
ii9 Der @erbreder reat unseberbis.
Dim S4affot ansefommen, tpeigerte Ct
fi9 bartnddis, fi4 auf ben perbdngniBs
pollen Stubl gu ieBen, nannte bas
Sobesurtbetl Elm ungere9tes, nabm
ale feline 9eftdnbnife auriid, unb 10
purbe bic 9inrt9tung in Der Shat
aufgef9oben, unb Der 8erbre9er In
feline 3e0e auriidsebra9t, mo Elm neues
@erbOr bic Grunbloiisteit feines aeus,
mems feitftelte, unb bas Der fammelte
9ofgert6t bic foforttee 8oasiebuns
bes Sobesurtbeiles bei9lob. Mm
Qbenb befelben Sases purbe 9eb alir
abermols auf bas S6affot sebra6t.
ST benabm ft9 pieber febr ungeberbig
polte fi9 Die Sdnbe ni9t binben laf +
len, fura, er ma6te, pie Der &ir6enz
ratb ipGter erodblte, neinen Seufelss
ftanbal," iiberi6rie ben Srommelpirs
bel, bante Die 5dufte seeen ben 5ens
fersfne9t uno itieB ben @tubl NIT ben
Siben I'm, bab er betnabe BON benz
S6affot f~ollerte. 9a trat Der Sir
9enratb Dor ben tpiitbenben @erbre9er.
nSeB," faste er, npas ma9it 9u
fir Sa9en9 Sci perninftig! @eb,
9eB, LAB Did fOpfen! Sbu mir ben
@efalen. Sang bauert's ia ni9t! Ou
fannit bod nibt p~erlangen, bab ber
&ettis 9einetpesen umiOnit bon @ttz
ltngen bisrber getommen fein iou! Ste
Sa6e muB bod Elm gnbe baben! Sbu
mir Die @9anbe ni9t an, 9eB! 2ab
Did f0pfen! aomm, Seb9en, LAB Did
rubis tOpfen!"
9eB purbe in Der Shat rrbig, lieB
fi6 bon Gngel, Der i'm beitdnbig auf
bic S9ulter tdtfdelte, gum Stu6le
fiibren, ~leiitete teinen Wiberftanb beim
8inben unb lieb fi9 tDpfen.
Sieien 8orsang auf benz S9affot
lieben ii6 Die 8tnber in @ieBen ni9t
entseben, iie ipielten lanse 3eit r&Dpfz
6ens.". Sic fibrten bic gauge Sc
fdidte bramatii9 auf, unb ie mebr Der
piellooz!0eB piitbete uno tobte unb ie
einbringli9er Der gfeuboz& ir9enratb
Gnsel iein r2ab Did tOpfen" tpieberz
bolte. befto srOBer mar bas @ersniiz
0en /
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20
Slid in 1rei3ebn.

Oretsebn Wetlen nett ianbte Wm.
Spirep BON Walton Surnce, 0t.. fir
',ne S6adtel 8udlen's Nrnica Sals
he unb er erhielt ite, momtt er eine
iieberiide Wunbe on ietnem 8eine
bs,Ite. NihtS NnbereS fonnte eS
neilt poiitiu. Quetidunsen Nagelse
'dmire. @eidwire, 9autausi9las,
seulen 8ranbmunben. 6ihneraueen
NH hdmorrbotoen Nur 25cts. ga
rantirt pom Npotbeter 50. s. 9ubn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20
Glslein uon Gaub.
Don Earl Shultes.

Gs liegt ein Stdbtleiu an Dem HheiH
ST feines FONT linn gletd,
Sarinnen mohnt Die 2leblte mein,
Die Sh6uit' i'm garSen Geibl
GlSlein, adj GlSlein,
Su Stole i'm Saub,
Did lieb' ih epig,
Otein GlSlein bon Salb!
&aS niiten 9teidthum nno @eiinb,
&aS oler abueu 3abl?
ST falt baS Sers, fir Niebe bIiub,
Ibe bamu Melt ;umal!
GlSleiu, adj GlSletn,
9,m Srenlhmure slaub';
On bit mir allies,
Wein GlSlein BON Sarbi
2a6 fabrsu alien Groentauc,
Sleibt Dir Die Sieb' aueiul
Sic fiibret on Der trellen Sano
Sur Scligfett bid einl
GlSleiu, ah Glsleiu,
SiS eiuit ib bin Staub,
Sleib' i6 beiu eiger,
Oteiu GlSleiu bon Saubl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20

5trpank aus qla(ursn, non Fritz skumrOnnsk,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-07

SEE BINz & SETTEG AsT-THFY Buy.
SELL AND EXCHANGE REAL FS
TATE, RENT HOUSES AND LOAN
MONEY. ROOM 2lS, BINz BUILDING
2-i5O2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-07
BoARD-RooMs WANTED.

WANTED Room and board In boarding
house or private family, near iOIB Prairlo
avenue state price Apply 1915 Prairie
avenue.
NOTICE First class hoardina houses resF
center u city having rooms. with or
without hoard, Witch can be used during
the session ~ the Lumbermen's rNpvea
lion on April s, 2 and 10 FOR tue ac
commodation ~ delegates viii plesse SEND
names and address 10 Houston Lunaber
Exchange. al Biu1 Bldg rity. fer ref
erence TO public comfort committee Also
state how many can be conifattabIy az.
commodsted tf
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AGENTS WANTEp'...

THAI siA, nsl'' GOOD selling spe.iAesra s
senv hardware. sadd ile,,nSnents Az ~.
stoTe trade; prompt ~ ~ fccoits "
commissioB Aniomat'
Rockdale, Te1as. 49, So
PORTRAIT AGENIs-.Js ~ frar.s nv Nv
ters Tor portraits SIT Relk
catalogue and price Is Wv EIa 81
and Frame Co. - ~
csRo. III ----.---.--=rrsTFl'T ~
LiEE NSsstcbf give se.'4Hslsis s,s
swnanIl i the eeIebradtseSp brs =
S HpanteS" free: spI.Ies,oe rs =. .
s ssseIs manager. Dail'A
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On sTocKs.

COLI STANDARD on CO Eo,,,,.r
' gNns lsRd e. ten sushers IN seas .es1ss,
81 sad 100 acres sil Land spindle
,v,gv s 1 ,ooo ard give al oil lot re. eI9ss
NzAss sox nrospasin.o % stock Purchased
u
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pR. JOHNSON Saws Curiosity Is one OF
the permanent and certain characterlstics
~ vigorous Intellect" That's why curl.
ouS people use : V Loves stencils. run.
her stamps, seals, etc. 2a05 Mechanic
street Galveston N
FOR SALE seed rice, 1000 busheis Hoo.
durHs seed rice grown from imported seed
on new land. Write MS for prices. Rerins
Mtg Co. ~
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iD the city. for few wcob> only, So reg
Mar price Sl-l 10 introduce Hickman,
1OiO CaYlto} I
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ELECTION PROCLAMATION BY author
ity OF law public notice i hereby s'Fti
tnat on Monday the seventh laF
ApriA 1872. there Will be- held 40 e''sli.l
IN the city nj Houston bv the QAhhFo
voters 81 said city, Tor the purpose
electnE such elective Officers fnt satl
city for the ensuing too yeats as 'nf
The polls viii be oren At O'Clock a.
NJ aud close at 6 ociock ~ 90.
The following are designated IS the
polling places for he respective NARA.
and districts NJ urefuts for the holu'ng
Of said election,
First ward Polling place corner Bag
ham and Houston avenue and y =
Shuptrine is appointed presiding OFFICER.
and Charles Schieblor and ~. % Skippef
judges Tor said ward 10 ,aid election
second ward Polling piao' ~ y" en-
CINE house t2o5 ChaEffes strsti sul u
VI. BURKE is appointed presiding officer,
and ] N Giesehnsn and iuiIu- bFo~-n9n
judges for said ward 10 said Sie..ion.
Third ward. district a Polling place
Central ere station Prairie 1ud san IA
cintol and John Hurv is apD".nted pre-
siding officer, and D Vs. q. Duuu dna
u41 Supef Judges ior said district ID
THIRD ward. district Polling rlace
No 5 engine house 1907 era Word street,
officer. and ii Il Kfmn,o1 ana william
ton
Fourth ward district A. Polling place
Travis and n W Cort-s is appointed
presiding officer. and f. T. Rarg and Paul
Schusser judges FOR said district lu sai9
election
Fourth ward district Polling place
40 engine housn Nlam a9T Nollran.
nr' and Ed McGowar ,- appointed pre-
siding officer and S oHra- and
S Radford igdces fer s1d 'is'f.f t1
said election
Fifth ward dHtr, TaMu- pace
zoos Mckee street near Liberty are1u1.
ana j. T. O'Mara is appointed presiding
oficer and e. e. GnIo. aHl Charles
Zones Judges for SAID district M -Hul cleo.
zion
Fifth ward district Polling place
1910 Hard, street .aar RHoct- 1nd q.
p Cecil Is arpoinf-a c.as ding officer and
i # NaSsev and John Hughes trlgas
FIR said district ir said election
sixth ward PoIr-. 7.a.e lu1a Was1lae.
ton street corner Henderson aaI W.j
Iam Peregor r. aoo0' f'1 0.es'. III
HhI ''l. no
Judges tor said Tara no za.I eIs' '.'
FIFTH wards above r-r.red ~ Hra de-
soloof as follows
Third ward. dlrf-.~' Al" 0'-5 mr.
tnaf portion ~ said wand 7.HI0l +f- n"f1
"ardly and eastva-1 '-'n b's aye
rur ne n he and a- t- would h- tt pro-.
jv direction
Third ward diSfrt.I E-Ta consist ~ f~at
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NOIItE Is hereby EIVon That the annual
ton ana Texas Central Railroad con,osnv
VIII he held at the Eeneral Office al tho
company In the city ~ Houston Harris
county. Texas. az ~ O'Clock nOon on Mon
the annual meeting ~ the board 81 direr.
tors 81 said company viii he held az the
same place end on tho same dav lmms
snhnal meeting 81 the stockholders Mm.
N Field secretary 4Tn9
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IDLE Capital finds the channelOf
4 trade through Post Want Ads
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A RTsfNFss property on asphalt paved
street AZ a price on which the rent VIII
moi 10 per cent: might take part IN trade'
we also have some fine business properly.
improved aud unimprovea- On 1oheIess
STF 81 A Arnold. 3ll Binz. for some OF
tbosc beautiful lots on South End car
iinc. Main street addition. the only re
don't portion of Houston; they are nlgu
dry. sandr and healthy; they arc ptlet
aInners thpv are going fast; also some
choice lots 10 Fair Grounds at bargains
also choice lots on Harrisburg sneh roal,
a good Investment. also few cholte
houses and lots IN Third ana fouttu
v.ard. these are snaps: also some choice
business property 10 acres oil land sje
wards - Sour Lake gusher. Sacrluc &,
can quick before the advance; buy now
and don't delay -
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TYPEWRITERs.

VISIBLE touch typewritiug on the "Biick !"
No. S, $50; No. Z, $50. e00o0 IN use:
special holiday prices for cash W n.
HARTFORD rYfEwRITERs- SIS net
cash Shipment direct subject ~ 81
animation Regular Price Sys single OF
double keyhesrd Graham AnthcDy, Dial
las. TsxaA I
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TNOST WANT ADS ARE
numerous because they pay
HELP WANTED.

wANTED-A night clerk at the fremont
hotel middie aged man competent ln pes
~ an nraffrraM "
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FOR SALE cheap. twelve barrels Of pure
7ihhon cane syrnp. Address h. NJ Law.
sou, Wharton. Te1as II
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FUk SALE Hard wood timber: 90 acres
~ nSh, oak elm, pecan and cottonw ood.
close "a railroad station. Apply to r.
lehman, Navasotu, Texas 4i3
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REAL ESTATE BARGITys, -,
Inve-room cottage With trn ~
t9ts one lot 75Sl25 feet = 81.
niors In the Sixth ward ous 49, sA
iiltd ward two brick haildIsss !. !.
street, II yon are in the mar. + !.
OF sen real estate If win nav n
us Cranston & Watkins. Ia M n. a.
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hE eI iAnd for sale at Sour Lake
Ssst tns great guaher. Address Toete \
A0sA A. .
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" TITLE WANT ADS
. bring big results.
For SALE.

ATTENTION Everybody wanting swee
miik. cream and butter milk call pion
1901 4. or $40 DoNling.
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! HAVE MOVED my laundry II iTO2 Con-.
gresS avenue. Bprkhart Hand LsLn-
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COLD AND DAMiANA TABLETS The
best remedy for speedy and complete cure
Of Impotence In its various Manifestations
Mailed 81 Leon Biehon. French Pharma.
clst, 100 Mckinney ave, corner Jackson.
Houston. II
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DEWEY hay press; three men and one
mule can press 300 bales a day; prlee
500 manufactured by W. c. Guniock
Victoria ~
FOR SALE Nice line Of plumbing goods:
phone 400 Houston Plumbing aud Man,
ufacturng Co n
MIRRORS resllvered, mirrors fOr sale. mIr-
rors exchanged. Houston Sign and Mirror
Morks t1o CONGRESS. phone 6a1 II
PICTURES and picture frames d l.
Konf l0l4 Prairie avenue T22
FOR pri Is OF sorghum, miiiet and rel
tust proof oats for seed, also Tor grain
hay and nurina feed, address Mercsntile
Grain Co. Houston, Texas; phoneg s23
r. O. box 55l n
FOR SALE soda fennialns. gooSsnerES
snd show cates a. biz bargains Write
for cataiogae az Waco Show case Fac,
tory. Waco Texas Al.
CRAYoN portrait 70 the trada oniv 80.
i6xac Write for teyus swift Portreii
aud fIsme company Dallas TsSas "a
BRIc 4 BRAcs- Japaress cb,ns toys sIjI
hapdkerchiefs. 81 fancy Japaness stif
work, also umbrellas re-esTsfed, AZ 4aa
1A Loy's, lolSas PrestnA. Il
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I GTvr your LAUNDRY rarsr-1l -tta1.
rl1n. RGrF7H-t Hand Irr01rs 1902
CtrEsFt st0aHe Sow phone Is