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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-08-20
CURTlSVlLLE.
Special to the News.

Special to the News
Well, did you hear of the chimney |
built for Mr.. Skyles, Of Sequachee.
Don't you think Mrs. Skyles was trying
to make some grape jelly and the chin
ney drew all the sugaI out of the grape
Juice and she had to close the middle
door to make it.
X. D. Curtis youngest child, Nell,
died Friday. The Lord giveth and the
Lord taketh away, blessed be the name
of the Lord. We say to the parents,
meet little Nell in Heaven.
Mrs, Dugan was quite sick Sunday.
Jake Burroughs took dinner with us
Saturday.
Never mind, my potato pumpkins are
coming and have sown some Of those
big turnip seed. Wait, wait.
Rev. J. I. Byrd was down from Whit
well last Sunday. was not at home
and was sorry did not get to see him.
have good potatoes, beans and corr
all on the same ground.
We have a thicket haunted with
scresch owls near us.
Rev. J. A. Darr will preach the fftl
Sunday in this month. Every body
come out to hear him for be is an ablt
preacher and will preach a good sermon
The gnats and mosquitoes have al
beon to the strop as their bills are al
sharp.
Roasting ears, potatoes and tomatoe
are all the go.
Rev. j, I. Bird breaches at the Cha
pei on the first Sunday in September
II finishes up his time here.
Wishing to hear from all correspor
dents and the editor good health an
plenty Of big fat dumplins I skip.
Cold Wave.
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To Give Many Operators Op-
portunity to be Present.
WORK WILL BE CONTINUED
Circular Letter to be Sent to
Miners and Operators of
Tennessee and Ken
lucky.

The meeting OF miners and operators
ct Knoxville has adjourned until Sep
tembsr 10, when another meeting is to
be called for the purpose of fixing the
scale which is the object of the meet
ings.
The adjournment was rather unex-
pected, and can be construed to mean
that the miners, who were the movers
in the adjournment proceedings, want
more Of the operators to join the meet.
ing and bind more Of them by the scale.
There we're about thirty-seven mines
represented by operators and about six
~ miners represented as many mines.
The mines not represented by the op.
orators cannot be bound by the wage
scale. The miners cannot take part in
the deliberations of the convention un-
less their mines are represented by
operators.
The scale committee held two meet
Ing Friday, and the result was a
resolution given below recommending
IN adjournment.
The scale committee is composed Of
both miners and operators. 1t met at 8
o'clock Friday morning and organized
By electing ]. f. Bowdcn, ex-president
ofdistrict No. 10, as chairman of the
committee, and Jas, R. Woodbridge, of
Woodbridge, an operator, as secretary
After the organization the commit
tee adjourned until two o'clock in the
afternoon, when another was held. At
shat meeting the following resolution
was prepared was prepared and passed,
and after adjournment was submitted
TO the convention at 4;30 as the re-
port OF the committee. The report ex-
bodying the resolution was taken as
tho action OF the convention, and it ad-
iourned. The resolution is as follows:
Whereas, the present joint convention
Of operators and miners has adopted a
radical departure from previous conven-
tiOns in as much as 1t has decided to
consider, and, If possible, agree upon a
scale Of wages for all coal operations
In Southeastern Kentucky and Tennes-
see that may be represented in the con-
VentiOn by both operators and miners,
j and,
Whereas, many operators have not
sufficient notice Of the increased scope
Of the convention to enable them to be
properly represented in this convention
and,
Whereas, the more completely the diff
ierent interests are represented in thii
convention, the more satisfactory itl
results will be to all parties concerned
therefore be 1t
Resolved, that this convention nov
adjourn to re.convene in the city o
KnOxville at 10 o'clock Thursday morn
ing, September 10th, 1908, for the pur
pose Of giving the operators of being
fully represented in said convention.
Resolved, that the chairman and sec
cretary Of this joint convention be in
atructed to issue circular letter to thu
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OLD TINE DANCE.

The past week at Clarks was marked
by much merrymaking and 10y uncon-
fined" Clear days and moonlit nights
have contributed largely to the social
pleasures. A goodly number OF visitors
were and are still in the hollow. The
crowning social event Of the week was
the "highland ball. in conjunction with
a reception on Wednesday night. The
place teemed with ugly lads and bonnY
lassies, and the laughing moon beam
ed and the happy world seemed para.
disc redeemed. The pavilion was light
ed up by pine torches, and the moon
did the rest; and what floating forms
and flying heels didn't do is not worth
mentioning. 1t was good old time
country swing" like unto those that
used to put hallelujah into the heels of
our grandmammies and granddadies in
the mocnlit nights Of the long ago.
Ten couples graced the floor. The fd-
die and the banjo rang out their exhil-
Grating tunes and the mountain hollows
babbled with The laughing echoes. The
rural minstrels struck up "Lulie" and
the banjo picker sang an accompani-
ment:
How many nickles will you take
10 see little Lulie's body shake;
Shout, Lulie, shout your best,
NOur old Ura M pthpPia wOua n rogt -
Then the caller OF the figures of the
dance with clear shrill voice shouted
his first call: partners to your places
and straighten up your faces" Then
they honored their partners and the
lady on the right" and joined hands
and circled. Then the FIRST and second
couples out" and then shifted to and'fro
like flying shuttles. Now they bal
ance;" now they swing their "oppos-
J ite;" nowits
Lady round lady and gent solo,
Lady round and gent don't go;
Eight hands up and circle four"
Now it's
BIRD in the cage and close the door,
Bird fly out and circle four"
They swing and whirl and weave and
shift, the music swells and the tide of
fun runs higher:
doe see rig ht and doe see left,
Swing your partner and shake your
self"
Then again it's
"Four hands cross and ladies bow WOW,
And gents follow suit, for you know
how;
Ladies', shoe fly swing"
White dresses now sail around like
feathers, and every coat tail is floating
on the air. All are warmed up and
now the
Ladies' doe and gents you know"
The banjo talks it and the fiddle fair
ly shouts. They balance" and Swing
corners" and balance again:
Lady swing out and gent swing in,
Drop back one and swing 'em again"
They all balance" and Swing corn.
ers" and swing round the house" in
one great circle and with your partner
promenade to your seat" Thus goes
the good old country cotillion. There
is more pure, unadulteratsd, double
distilled, thrible extracted Joy to the
square inch in an old-time square
dance" than there is value in the dia
mond to the square foot. Formality i;
kicked off the floor by rollicking fun
Etiquette is drowned out by the frst
set" and Bill Jones is himself, plair
and simple, and Mary Johnson is Mary
without whitewash or gild.-Clarh
Spring cor. Jonesboro Herald & Tribune
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Not Over Wise.

There is an old allegorical picture of
a girl scared at grasshopper, but in
the act of heedlessly treading on a
snake. This is paralleled by the man
who spends large sum of money build.
ing cyclone cellar, but neglects to pro-
vide his family with bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy as a safeguard against bowel
complaints whose victims outnumber
those of the cyclone one hundred to
one. This remedy is everywhere rec
ognized as the most prompt and reliable
medicine in use for these diseases. For
sale by Coldwell & Chaudoin, and Whit
we'll Drug Co.
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RHEUMATISM.

When pains or irritation exist on any
part of the body, the application Of Bal
lard's Snow Liniment gives prompt re-
lief. L. w. Sullivan, Prop. sullivan
House, FL Reno, o. T., writes, June 9th,
1909: II take pleasure in recommending
Billiards. Snow Liniment TO all who are
afflicted with rheumatism. IL Is tho
only remedy that | have found that
gives immediate relief.
For sale by Sequatchie Supply Store,
and Whitwell Drug Go.
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Read the News-5Oc a year.
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Road Tho News-5Oc Tor 81 copies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12

~ large uniumishcd rooms f0r IIT6i
housekeeping an convemences: refer.
- enees. Apply go ST Emanuel street 10
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acres OF witch is IN cultivation; two
good dwellings, one ~ SIX rooms aud ono
OF two rooms, good orchard and plenty Of
frvcstouc water; this Is easily worth
$1,000 but the owner needs money and
win sell Tor $500. A beautiful ranch sit
uatcd at ChCVthum, six miles west of
Rock Island. ON the san Antonio and
Arkansas Pass railroad Ia Colorado county,
the improvements consist OF good six
room residence, servants house and smoke
house, n good barn 34N2t feet, including
corn house cotton seed house. buggy and
wagon house aud good stnblo FOR horses,
also q forty -eiehtfuot shed for stock aud
two good plank stock pens; good pBled
garden, also one square acre paled and
planted In fruit trees, which consist Of
about eighty peach and sixty bearing pear
trees, With enough plums and figs for
family usc the thirty ucros In cultivation
are enclosed by a scvcn'wlro fence; ninety
10 100 acres ARE epclused by a siX-vire
fence fur hog and goat pasture. The
wire fcucC; water works In the house are
supplied 10y q good well and windmill; ON
the property there * d good tenant house
and porch; the residence is Within $50
yards Of the depot, the land adioins the
town site, The improvements on this prep.
crty cost over S2NN: water for cattle Is
furnished 10y a creek and two good earth
tanks; price S35u per acre, or one ha II
cash. balance Ia one ana two ycnrB! this
property being $50 close To- a railroad SIN
tiun, makes II most excellent shipping
point for cattle and Is hnrguiu 10 any
one who wishes to 20 Into the cattle bust.
ness For further particulars address A.
v, Bush, Galveston, Texas. n
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HOLDER OF two contracts Of the Standard
Guarantee and Trust Co, now entitled to
n loan of SsOI. will leave city aud de-
slrcs TO sell same. II desire a profitable
loan, call at 1911 ST Emanuel Il
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE In Sublime
Layaca county, Texas, good two-story
residence, store house. stock OF general
steam cotton gln and 1000 acres Improved
farm ana ranch land. Address r. ., Box
30. Sublime, TnXMs. liAl
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EDUCATIONAL.

HOUSTON BRANCH Of Interstate system
for plano; graded course IN music: diplo
mns given. Mrs. Huekabee, teacher, 1903
Capitol 10
PRIVATE instruction In English. German,
French, Latin and arithmetic. NJ. Thing
1904 Crawford 30
little folks begins Monday, january s..
1908. For particulars inquire at s19 clay
avenue, IA
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SOUR LAKEA few tracts Of land adioip
ing the Sour Lake Springs property, IN
immediate proximity to the oil gushcrs,
from $1,000 TO 5000 per acre. Address
Sour Lake ~ {, Institute, 12j Mason
building. n
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FORTY-ACRE farm. three miles out Of
wen and pump under wire fence, $3.50;
the Improvements are worth the money,
f. h. Weathersby & Co, il0Tla Congress.
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mali, OF THE VARioTs WARDS or
THE CITY, AND SOLICIT FROM You
ANY HOLDINGS YOU MAY. HAVE TO
OFFER NO CHARGES WHArEN ES
PROPERTY LISTED. NORFLEET,
PHONES O13. RIM BUILDING. 20
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100 ACRES choice rice land: fine wen prom
osltiou; Will also be canal; SlI,5u per
acre, Bryant McEnnis Land Co, 1000
Texas avenue. II
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OK Neutrality-suspicious., two.stoTy house
vert street t'' +i' N"'i'e
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90, 600 ACRES Of land IN La Sale county.
Texas, at 81 an acre. W. II. Graham q
Co, Cnero. Texas. II
RANCH or 100000 acres, wen watered and
improved, and large proportion good farm
ing land, at "a 90 per acre; terms.
200 acres Of smooth black prairie land,
except i've acres grove OF timber, joins
siding on the Southern Pacific railroad I;
Il No / tract Of rice land; $40 per acre,
half cush, balance to suit. A great
bargain.
800 acres Of first class black prairie
land, eNcept AZ acres Of timber land, on a
canal; can be watercd this year; small
house; $3.50 due the State on or before
thirty years, 3 per cent interest; $500
for the equity II taken within ten days
purchaser will have to live on the land
two years; an absolute bargain
600 acres fine Brazos bottom land, 200
acres in cultivation, four houses and
barn, ali fenced aud one mile Of Shining
ton on the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railway, and two miles from Or
chard, on Gulf, Colorado aud Santa BE
railway; for sale at SIG per acre for a
short time only and lnnd adjoining re-
Gently sold for $50 per acre. This Is a
line tract for growing sugar cane, ana Is
a bargain.
Gao acres on canal and part of land
cultivated In rice this year, and Is hne
dark sandy soil, at So per acre for quick
sale, land adjoining has just been sold Tor
$50 per acre
Agents for Kountze Bros. lands in
Wharton, Mntngordu ana Jackson coun-
ties In tracts OF 100 acres up 10 10000;
prices 50 To $40 per acre; great devel-
opment will take place IN these during
the twelve months; lands are sure TO IN.
crease in value; they are suited 70 the
culture of rice, corn, cotton, sugar cane,
oats and other South Texas cropsj write
for maps and price lists; we have many
tracts that ure bargains from the Sabine
10 the Guadalupe river; land on several
rice canals $50 TO $50 per acre.
10 frnzsuN Rice llpEelOumGnt 90.
lands In MatagOrda county, consisting OF
10000 acres, subdlyided Into 100 acres
and 40.
Remember we pay expenses OF any par.
~ coming 10 Texas 10 whom we sell II
the title fails upon examination by com
puson, Moore 4 CO., III Campo, Texas.
W. c. Moore q Co, Houston, Texas.
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6OO0p ACRE-ranch 81 per ncre; also large
aud smnll ranches nt various prices,
Bryant McEuuis Land Co, 1909 Texas
avenue. H.
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/ CAN OFFER For TO-DAY SIXTY -FOUR
LOTS BETWEEN CHARITIES AND
HUpCHINS STREETS, THIRD WARD,
WORTH THKEE TIMES THE MONEY.
TWO DESIRABLE PROPERTIES on
JACKSON STREET CAN BE BOUGHT
AT A BARGAIN NoRFLEET, PHONES
6T3, BINZ BUILDING 20
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! ~ ~. hEN Four connecting rooms I'M c1t
iiags.v' eompieteiy furnished Tor housekccp.
Vi9so ~ no other roomcrs. So. no III
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FOR SALE CHEAP, oak roller top desk,
as good as new; 1901 Crawford street. ~
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.,rroN ACTING AS TRUSTEE
EEs0bs MORE AMPLE SECu.RlTh
'REpg2SnERs MORE ACCEPTABLH
NJ THAN Is POSSIBLE FOR An
ny, tI,,t - WRITE FOR PAM-
u II HOUSTON LAND AND TRUST
49,
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-;-- 7--TInye money to loan at low
Ai,itorest ON city property; special
4 psbort time only In business, resi-
4 Az cIosein acreage, suitable lor,
4 Inn: II pays TO have property listed
g We always have cash buyers ana
W. W. IA
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NEW threeToom cottages, Ruthyen and GIL
iett streets, 81. H. b. kopperl, 1Olais
Congress avenue. ~
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BY ENCLOSING IS I viii send preserip.
ton or formula that Is certain cure
Tor the opium, morphine cbloral and CO
caiue habits In from ten 20 twenty days;
the medicines can hc bought at any drug
S or ne no,,e ,' S Inn e rSys Hgus
would do well to buy this prescription 10
use In their practice; all communications
strictly confidential Address lock box o
Houston, Texas. 20
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+ FINISHED room for rent. 1905 Com
lnerce avenue. I,
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FOX kENI-Iwo nicely Furnished rooms
ADJOINING bath. Apply 1901 Texas avenue
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oNG FURNISHED front room 10 ge1TIG,
man, or couple without children uU
Ornlture Co, 1902 Congress avenue. n
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE, No. 22O
Main street. We handle Heights prop
erty only; lowest prices; easy terms.
John a. Milroy, agent. n
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SOUR LAKE OIL LAND Bargains; maps
free. $ II. Huston, Houston. owner II
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FOR RENT.

I II,hNlSHED ROOMS for ifehI house.
Keeping. lol0 Walker avenue. n
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Il FGY7T q co. buy, sell and ok
rssi estate. negotiate loans and
4 inrrsfments. Wilson building,
Van. Texas. u
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WE WANT YOU TO DRIVE our WITH
US AND LOOK AT SOME BEAUTIFUL
HOMES WE HAVE FOR SALE IN THE
THIRD AND FIFTH WARDS. ETHER
PHONE. 10 MAIN STREET.
If OLIVER CRANsrON q co.
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THREE Heights lots near car line ana
school, only $50 each. Smeaton' SOSlt
Texas avenue. w
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For RENT-Fifth ward, near car llnf
three.roOm house 28lJ Leona street, 81
six-foom house 400 Hil street, SD
per month key 26l3 Leona; inquire Eagle
hotel; new phone AZ. lS
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FOR SALE At price that win pay for
itself In four years. one improved lot IN
Houston Apply to Or. Thornton, Moore
Burnett building IL
TIMBER TRAC1'-1o.OQo acres short lear
pine and hardwood; viii cut 1909 feet
per acre, Ia Caloasieu parish La on
railroad; can be logged ali right shipping
facilities excellent Price only S3Ju per
acre. O. NJ. Pudor 4 Co., SJfi2 Maiu
street Houston TcNns l.,
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RlCE LAND-lG4O acres Lowell nralrie mir
from Santa rc ralroad; Sl3 per acre. IL
~ MncNic0ll 81 Rina RnIlding. u
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NICE RoOMS-Furnished or unfurnished
all conreniences, 0o9 Dallas, near Main
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~ ~, 10 200 acres of land, sixty under
% irult' me well water; must have GOOD
tseuIni Close TO town; Eastern nnn prp
ifg erred Address a. L. Barth, Conroe.
S-..,l. -
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M'oNlNG AND STORING Of an kinds ~
nousghnold goods sldilfuly done: iine new
de1 ir3use; money loaned On furniture il
street. phone l69 -Vo D'''' > !.
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TOUR ROOM cottage Tifth ward; lot 601
100, east front, corner Lee and Stevens
streets price 5000, Hannah Sturga. 22O3
Ice street 10
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FOR RENT 90, amy
FlHE-RoOM COTTAGE. 60s GRAZ "a
JEFFERSON AVE, SO; SEYEN-ko09MA
TWo-sToRY, 81 CHARLES MI Mp
PRAIRIE, $50; ElGHr,kQOM ,, Two
STORY. SAN JAClNTO AND JEFFER
son SO. THN.RUOM JWO-SIuBA,
MAIN AND LAMAR, $50. BlNA y
SETTEG Asst.
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Twelve head fine mules, all in
Pass. shape and In work; large and
thges; just the thing for rice mules.
4 TO A. NJ. Chamber at Theo. Keller's
y yard, corner Fifth and Washington
4 II
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EDLE Capital findsthe channel Of
4 trade through Post Want Ads
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THREE large houses. Franklin street,
5000, close in: three lots MCGowen $500;
seven lots McGowcn. $3.50 pye & Boil.
ffAss, ktam Building IA
WAKE Up-"YOU"-- Stop that rent Do
YOU know that tho American Homo Go.
operative Company OF Dallas incorporated
under the laws OF TeXas) win put YOU In
your own home quicker THAI any other
company on earth, and that they have
the safest and best contract written to-
day. either for the homcseeker or rs au
invesimentl only - down, balance less
buy you either farms or city property
any old place YOU choose. Investigate.
Wilcox 4 Wilcox, sos kiam building.
Houston, Texas 20
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4 lost WANT ADS ARP
4 numerous because they pay
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

GOO ACRES. ten miles north OF Houston
on graded road, Shelled two-thirds Of the
Improved, pumping plant and 100 acres
ploNved land; all Ficc land except twenty
nNd acres timber on creek. Price $40 per
acr II taken quick. ~ acres, improved
per acre. cash 320 acres, twelve miles
northwest OF Houston, 50 per acre 800
acres under Braz0ria canal, adjoining
town site. on three railroads. SiS6u per
acre 5000 acres, stump land, railroad
station on ground. thirty miles northeast
Of Houston $3.50 per acre Rice land
and canal for sale nj less than retail
value OF land alone. Cash 4 Buckel,
Houston. Texas. ~
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CAPABLE man would like % take charge
OF farm or dairy; small family, references
Address W, H. this Office. ID
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sALE-0ne bay mare; can go n mile
N. Address GAL. ihis Office. u
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FARM FOR SALE-3l2 acres, 100 In cut
4UO trees; new Gyc-room frame building
painted inside aud out; 32xd2 new barn
~ MohtSomery county TOUT mites cast
Great Northern railroad Fer particulars
and terms apply to u. u. COPELAND. New
MnNorlY. IeAAs II
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go 600 ACRES Of land IN La sale county.
Texas, at 81 an acre. W. II. Graham q
Co. Cupro Texas. II
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=
lOR SAIE-Nlnc.rO room twO.story resi-
deucc, south 'front.' on Harrisburg road.
"a lots, good barn, nice flower garden,
only $1,000; siXroom cottage, half block
Of Harrisburg road and on proposed eur
line, $500, easy terms; two cottages IN
Second ward, close In, one four rooms,
one five rooms, $500; q nice residence
on Polk near Crawford, n large eight
room two story, two and IA half lots, ON
Austin seven-room two.story on Hami-
ton, all at reasonable prices; two lots on
McGowcn, southeast corner, $500; seven
room two.story. hear Fanuin school half
block of car line, $500; one block Of
ground, two fourroom cottages near
kirbys residence, $500 Fifth ward.
nue., near Car line and s, r. shops, on
corner, Sl4UO; a hvcroom cottage ON
Hardy, near $. r. shops. $1,000 four
room cottage, on Harrington street,
$3.50; two siN.room cottages, on Kcane,
rents $50 per month, $1,000; these are
ket long; come early and take your choice.
i. r. Weathersby & Co., l107l2 Congress.
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WAYTFD-AFcnov for SICK and accident
insurance for company licensed for Lou
islana. Address p. .. Box %, starks
La IL