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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Fewb People Know How Useful 1t Is In
 Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that charcoal ia the safest and most efficient disinfec- tant and purifier in nature. but few realize its value when taken into the hu- man system for the same cleansing pur- pose.
 Charcoal is a remedy that the more you take of it the better; 1t is not drug at all but simply absorbs the gases and impurities always present in the stomach and intestines and carries them out of the system.
 Charcoal sweetens the breath after smoking, drinking or after eating onions and other odorous vegetables
 Charcoal effectually clears and improves tbe complexion; 1t whitens the teeth and further acts as a natural and eminently safe cathartic
 If sbsorbs the injurious gases which collect in the stomach and bowels; it dis infects the mouth and throat from the poison of catarrh.
 All druggists sell charcoal in one form or another but probably the best char coal and the most for the money is in stuart's Absorbent Lozenges; they are composed of the finest powdered willow charcoal and other harmless antisep- tics in tablet form. or rather in the form of large, pleasant tasting lozenges. the
 
 The daily use of these lozenges will soon tell in much improved condition of the general health. better complexion, sweeter breath and purer blood. and the beauty of It is. that no possible harm can result from their continued use. but on the contrary great benefit.
 A Buffalo physician. in speaking of the benefits of charcoal. says: T advise stuart's Absorbent Lozenges to all pa- tients suffering from 9as in stomach and bowels. and to clear the complexion and purify the breath. mouth and throat; I also believe tho liver is grsatiy bene- fitad By the daily use of thsm; they cost but twenty-five cents . box at drus stores and although In some sense | pat. ent preparation. yet believe ret more and better charcoal in 0tuart's Absorbsnt LeEsnses than h any of tho ordinary charcoal tabists"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Will Jones.

jured in a railroad accident several days ago near Calera, will be sent this morn ing to his. home at Coopers station, where the funeral services and interment will take place this afternoon. The deceased fell under the wheels of a caboose near Calera on last Tuesday and was brought to Birmingham to St. Vincents hospital, where an operation was performed. One of his legs was amputated and the other was set, the bones being badly fractured. He died about ' o'clock Friday night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15
RAILROADS SPEND
 IMMENSE SUMS
All of Birmingham Lines Are
 Making Improvements
GRADES BEING LOWERED
Thousands Have Been Expended for Ballast Alone-Louisville and Nash- ville, Southern and Queen and
 Crescent Doing Much Work.

The railroads running into Birmingham are in excellent shape for the coming winter Thousands of dollars have been expended for ballast alone to say noth- ing of the steel rails that have been laid Outside of this, an enormous amount of improvements have been made in the way of lowering grades. banking, laying new ties and additional equipment
 The Alabama Great Southern is run ming a slag train every day out or Bir- mingham, ballasting the whole line from Chattanooga to Meridian and inside of twelve months they expect to have the whole line from end to end in the best ossible shape. Old ties are to be re- placed, new rails laid where necessary and many grades lowered. This company has already lowered the grade in ths cut between this city and Irondale seven teen feet at cost of nearly s2ootaoln teen feet at a cost of nearly s200O,000 and this only forms part of a plan to lower every grade on the road.
 Southern Railway.
 The Southern railway has also made extensive improvements in this division. The work on their new yards at North Birmingham is being rapidly pushed to earliest possible completion. A large force of men Is at work and the steam grading machine is doing effective service. It was learned yesterday that about five thous- and tons of steel had been laid in the Birmingham division, which is equivalent to forty miles.
 Twenty-seven new freight engines are to be added to the equipment here, three of which have arrived. Eleven more are to be here by December 1, and the remain der as soon as possible. These engines are the largest type in service in the south.
 Louisville and Nashville.
 The Louisville and Nashville railroad, whose Improvements at Boyles will alone amount to nearly s1,0OO 900, is not losing any time at that place. In face, 1t is stated that when the yards are entirely finished, they will be the best in the country. This company has expended sl5OO0 for rails and s1o,Ooo for ballast this year. Their construction work is all well unueT way. The TWO Hllle spur lroH MoI- ris up Turtle creek which they are build ing for the De Soto Coal Mining com- pany will soon be in operation. It is un- derstood that for some days past the shops at Decatur have been turning out ten new box cars a day. Taking these facts into consideration, with the fact that new trains have been added railroad men say Birmingham has the best rail- road facilities in the south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15
GREAT GAME EXPECTED
 HERE THANKSGIVING DAY

ure experts on past performances Tennes- see should win on Thanksgiving day, but this is a game of reverses and no one can tell. Maybe Alabama will pile up the biggest score.
 Yesterday Cumberland landed on Ala bama for A to 0, while Sewanee was de- feating the University of Tennessee r to 0. Now Sewanee was content to defeat Ala bama 27 to 0, and in like manner defeated Cumberland to O. Thus Sewanee beats Cumberland but Cumberland defeats Ala bama just twice as badly as the purple did Guess it out. Which will defeat on Thanksgiving day?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15
At the Jefferson.

Marie Wainwright gave an excellent in- depreciation of Viola In Twelfth Night at the Jefferson theatre last night. This clever actress is surrounded with capa- ble company.
 Miss Wainwright proved to be quite popular with the women of Birmingham yesterday afternoon at the matinee when nearly the entire lower floor and the lar gest part of the balcony were filled. The applause was hearty and prolonged.
 Again last night the play drew a large crowd, and Miss Wainwright elcited much applause. She is an accomplished actress and has never been seen to better advan- tage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15
Woman Charged With Larceny.

Mrs. Corners, a woman who lives on Fourth avenue between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. was yerterday bound over to the criminal court by Judge Fea- gin on a charge of grand larceny. The woman was arrested Friday night by Po- licemen Bob Patton and Ray at the re- quest of c. w. Nelson, a traveling man who claimed that she had stolen slOO from the watch pocket of his trousers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15

finally gave Lathem shove toward the card case.
 On cross examination the witness said he would not swear that the distance from himself to Attorney Morrow was not half mile; that when the first shot was fired he was in front or the elevator and when the third was fired he had moved over toward the counter.
 At o'clock court adjourned until 9:30 O clock tomorrow morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15
Four Migrants Fined.

Four negroes were arrested yesterday and fined slO each on charge of vagrancy and Judge Feagin instructed them that they must not appear in his court again on a similar charge or they will be given a big fine. The negroes were without work and had been loafing around the streets after being warned by the police to go to work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15
J. Downing.

The remains of J. Downing, the lumber man who died yesterday morning at St. Vincent's hospital from the effects of a railroad accident will be sent this morn- ing to Ocampo, a small station on the Louisville and Nashville railroad. MT. Downing was standing on the end of a flat car near Calera when the train was suddenly moved and he was thrown to the ground, striking on his head and fractur- ing his skull
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15
For Charitv's Sake,

Something doing at Al and Dawes. We are going to raffe for the benefit of the St. yincents hospital, to remember them Christmas a handsome umbrella at 10c a chance. We donate the umbrella with out any cost and expect every man. wo- man and child in Birmingham to take a chance. Come on and help good cause. Al and Dave, Birmingham Tailoring company, 113 Nineteenth street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15
Samuel H. Lea, Mem. Am. Soc. c. E.,
 Civil and Minino Enoineer.

Mine and surface surveys. Plans, spec ihcations and estimates for dams, water power and power transmission. Railroad location and construction. Water supply engineering. Associated with specialists in every branch of engineering 305 Title Guarantee building. Bell Telephone con- nection. 11-15-1m- su- thu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15
We will please you in um- brellaS. AL & DAVE.

Paints Paints! Paints Syd Smith Hardware Go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15
Stoves for sale. Syd Smith Hardware Go.

Frank Leonard now at Budweiser Saloon. Fine Wine and Liquors. South west corner First avenue and 18th St. A welcome awaits you
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15
Animated TiIts.

Several animated tilts took place during the day between the counsel for the two sides over the admissibiity of certain testimony and the manner employed of the trial has so far gone very smoothly.
 T. w Cox was on the stand when court adjourned Friday evening and at the opening yesterday morning he resumed, the cross-examination being conducted by Hugh Morrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15
Heard Lathem Gay.

The witness further said that he heard Lathem gay "Quit hitting ne wise;" and that when Clifford pulled Havls of Wise
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15

Jim vnssar the negro bootblaek em. poyed in ths toilet room at the Morris hotel. testified that he saw the souffis of the three men in the lobby, that he went into ths inhby' that Lathsm was stepping; that Wise was hitting him over the head with billy and that Havis was striking him with his istj that he picked Up billy frem the feer after the trouble and that hs picked up a hat,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-01
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
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CAN CONVINCE THOSE
WHO THINK WITH
WISDOM AND
ACT WITH
DECISION.

Don't put it off any longer!
Rent day keeps rolling around and
you keep digging up for the landlord.
Why make human hopper of yourself
to grind out money for a rent-grabbing
landlord?
Bosh ] know how you love to give up
for rent and get an inflammable receipts
in return FOR crisp teu-doIlar notes,
Act like a successful mana man who
achleves success By cutting out the
financial leaks-and with wisdom and sim
certify Of purpose firmly decide today
NOW--to buy OF build a home
m building more homes than any
man m the west. and If 1 didn't build
good homes L wouldn't be long IN the
business.
Ny references are nearly a quarter of
a hundred satisfied customers, who will
zen you that j not only build as good a
house as j agree upon. but a better one.
Remember, when I build your house:
Ihere are no extras on the contract.
ence.
No commissions for securing the money
TO build the house.
No charge for papers.
simply build YOU an honest house Of
the very best Of materials and furnish
you convenient and well-WearinE build
ing at a price below the figures asked by
dissatisfied owners for old and palsied
houses.
bright cosy. buiit-tO-order home is, as
compared with an old ready to- be-
repaired Out-of-date house
It's fact beyond dispute that I am
saving the home buyers Of this
community thousands of dollars by
inducing them to build new houses.
Building materials are Cheap when
bought In such immense quantities as are
U inc nm MOI
medern and beautiful houses for less
money than the sO-called low prices of
past years.
Prove it by asking f. NJ Teets. pro-
prietor OF the Main street bargain store.
m building four houses for him.
He's a conservative business man and
his word is my reference.
Why should you longer hesitate about
visiting me and securing my methods OF
getting you a roof Of your own on easy
terms2
My methods are as reliable as my build
ings.
I do business like "A bank.
make no promises that 7 will not full
I'll and my contracts FOR tho repayment
just.
A few hundred dollars IS all YOU need
To start the erection OF n home, or If vol
own a good lot you don't need a cent in
Why on earth should you let your va
cant ground stand idle and unprOductivc
when will improve it for you and fur
nish the money TO pay for the improve
ments at a low rate OF INTEREST,"
TT you are a rent-payer, don't read this
I announcement and then forget about ii
. tomorrow. Come TO see me and let me
show you how to relieve your condition
Shake off the rent-paving shackles anC
let me build YOU a home.
JUDGMENT AND CONSERVATIV
/ ISM DEMAND THAT YOU SHALL ACT
NOW AND THAT ANOTHER WEEK.
SHALL NOT PASS UNTIL YOU HAVE
MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH NE
TO BUILD YOU a HOME. FOR YOUF
OWN SAKE. YOUR WIFE'S SAKE
AND YOUR CHILDREN SAKE.
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Herald Small Want
AdSBegin Page7
FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

P--~~~~~~~-s~--~-~~~~-~
GEORGE ~. MCONAUGHY, Room 5,
Eagle block. co-ner So. West Temple and
West "a South.
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PIANo PoLIsHrNG-

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FOR eXpert polishing and refin1sning
Of furniture and pianos; prices reason
Sble. ala work Guaranteed kddrees
Springer Bros. care Christensen & Arson.
Temple O.. Music. 5l-53 so. Main 81
Phone SLY
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FURNITURE.

OUR new building at 60 East Second
South not being completed by the LIST o.
November, we viii continue the sale OF
the balance Of our stock at 93ia per cent
discount until our removal Nothing re-
served. All our heaters at cost. Nebras-
ka Furniture Store. 2l6-21S State street.
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BUsTNFss CHANCES

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PERMANENT, established. uuincum-
bercd. payilb business for sale 5000, part
ON time: owner must leave city: sale con-
fidential. fun investigation and partiCu-
lars given. and excellent chance. Address
r. g. Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-01
CARPET CLEANING

UTAH Carpet e. Wall Paper Cleaning
Co. Latest process. feather renovating 81
Richards St., phone Hs7-k.
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LOOK at my list below and take your
HOUSES


10. 1-6-r. pr. or. East eth So, 3 rds- -
by 10 rods cheap ........-.......... .S3rZlu
No. 2-6-r frame. So. 9th East. mod 90,
Price ..--.-.----- -f9y1
no. Str pr. Dr.. mod, East 9th 80
South. good lot.....-.-......-. ..----.- -,VVl
N moo barn IT, SNAP 95 .. Iasl '' $500
wafer terms - .-.- 80 20.
no. 6-6-r. fr. West eth So; CITY wa 49,.
ter. large lOt....-.....-. -.-----.-- LUZ
no. TER Dr.. West Sd So.' mod
new, close in cheap. .----- $500 LON
No STR. br., 2d St. mod, close In 90,
no. Afr. br.. So I'd West, close ia
east front ..........--. ---..--.----- S'VVt
no. 10 5-r. pr. br., 9Th So. close in.
mod. new terms fdCn...-.....s.....2f 10
No. 1l--5-r. pr. Dr., So east, new,
mod. ON car. cheap. .-.--..........-- Z.5ut
30. I2-5-r- pr. By "a ST close IN -o,
mod. new. mautel. very neat 5000 2,5S
no Ser. Dr. br- corner I'd St,
close I'm, mod. new. very cheap S,0ll
DO you want any moreE have hun
dred others iTi every part Of the city, on
easy payments. long time, and any place
you want them
LOTS LOTS. LOTS.
can sell you lots where you want e
PUILD not where the agent wants tc
SELL YOU.
7 have lots on Brigham St., on First ST.
on 9Th EuSL St, ON State St, on Main ST.
as high and arist0cratc as YOU want @
get them. and I'm among the zoo
handy To business. from Sd each and 80
each uUf to $500 each. Come i'm and SEQ
me, YOU viii make a mistlke if you DC
not call before YOU buy j can sell them
too. on the easiest kind or terms, no one
so easy as i can
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7-room pr. brick. strictly modern, on
car line. furnace. fruit AND shade trees.
large lot. $500. Oue-hdlf cash.
arm. pr. brick, new, fine location. Sl,60O;
easy terms.
J-Tm. or. brick, new and modern. cellar
5000: terms 10 suit.
choice lots east bench. I5NlH feet 20
alley. 500; $40 cash. X25 a. month.
IS West Second South.
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AUTOMOBILES.

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WE RENT AUTOS WITH Careful,
drivers and have several bargains in ID
hand machines. Utah Auto Co. $40 Main
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DENTISTS.

SILVER Filings, from sec TO ST. Gold
Filings from 81 up. Crown and bridge
work Of the best quality. Plates made
that fit the mouth. Extracting without
pain. Work guaranteed. Dr. Ewin. ~
Main ST.
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S-rOOm pressed br-, neatly new. pOr-
rpIain bath. toilet. electric hight. natural
wood. good basement. lot 5N5 and right Of
way. east bench. $1,000.
Fine broom frame. large rooms, lot 3X5,
near LIST and s. Sl.SN.
1-r0om frame adobe lined, sewer, electric
light. etc. lot 59Nl65 and right Of way,
near Prcsbyterial church. $500.
Vacant lots. any location.
Beautiful 1O-rOOm. strictly modern
pressed brick on best residence corner, D
blocks east for $1,000.
2IsX5 corner 10Th T. and 2nd S. $500.
3iENS, corner ID street, 81 600.
SKIS corner near Liberty park. $500.
Fine 7-room brick. large rooms, barn,
cost 500, lot 100Ni40 feet I'd alley. near 9Th
". and 9th So. A barEagin- 5000
S-rOom brick. bath, toilet. electric light.
connected with sewer. lot 3X6, near Eagle
gate. $3.50
Groom brick new. porcelain bath, cleo
trio light lot ks and rEht Of way, Sth
So. $3.50. Your own terms.
one OF the best corners ON northeast
bench. 1N6 rods for $2.tGl Investigate.
3NS on Main near 10th So. 500.
Building lots 18th T. near LIST So, sewer,
sidewalk, water, az $50 per rod Think
OF it,
S-room brick. with 500 expended on It,
is worth $3.50 and beautiful corner lot,
100X165, goes with il for $1,000. IL is near
Catholic hospital.
LITTLE & LITTLE,
No. i West 2nd So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-01
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
TELEPHONE No. 11O1-Z.

Do you want business property? I
HAVE 1T
Do you want q fine home among the
"nobs"2 ] HAVE 1T
Do you want a fine ranch or farm2 I
HAVE III
Do You want 70 get a good, paying bus
inessT HAVE III.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-01

GEORGE N. MCONAUGHY.
Eagle Block. Corner SO. West Temple and
West Second South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-01

PART OF large studio completely fur
nished. except piano. lis +. LIST South.
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SIX lots 25X150 feet. in Waterloo. on
easy terms. Call on owner. 35S Water
ST.. Waterloo
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MODERN houses parity furnished, ten,
9th South.
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sEVEN-ROOM brick house. modern.
l33 n street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-01

LARGE, handsome store; also few front
offices fin Hooper Building. Apply room IL.
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J. DOMAIN REAVIs.
rs West Second South. Phone 178.
AT THE SIGN:
WHOSE ROOF IS OVER YOUR
HEAD2'f
EDITORIAL NOTE.-Nr. Reavis' meth
Cd of taking out prospective hOme-build
ers and buyers in an automobile is Up-tO
date, pleasing and instructive.
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FIRST CLASS warehouse room with
Jruckage. Apply 9 10 Is So. Sd W. Tel
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EAST side, modern room house. fur
nished or unfurnished. z. j. Wills, 10 w.
2nd So, room %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-01

BY +. NJ. ONION, on Wednesday, Nov.
3, 1890 a. m, at 40 South % West. I Will
sell very desirable lot of goods, good
carpets and rugs fancy chairs and rock
ers, dining table and chairs, sidebOdrd,
hall tree combination kit. table. refrigcr-
atOr, couch. WardrObes, bedroom sets,
iron beds, dressers, heating stoves. fine
bookcase. . folding beds, feather bed and
pillows, portieres and curtains, etc, etc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-01
WARNING AND VENTILATING.

HIGSON x ROSSITER. steam and not
water heating. No. los l.. LIST So. Phone
475.
p. J. MORAN.-steam and Hot Water
Heating and Ventilating Apparatus No
l5z West Second South.
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MOVING. storing, packing and ship
ping. Rcdman Van a. Storage Co. 'phoae
65l Office 12s and LBS So. ". TEMPLE St
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SEWING MACHINES, 800 per month.
97S-X
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/ STRICTLY modern 7-room house, with
| basement and summer kitchen; also
| barn. ga So. Second East
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BY =. NJ. ONION. on Monday. Nov. 2.
1890 a. m. at 1898 Third St, fine Monitor
steel range large refrigerator. lot good
tnoleum, loft oak dining table, oak din
ing chairs and sldebOard. carpets and
rugs. fancy chairs and rockers. center
tables, bookcase. books. bedroom sets,
fine hair mattresses. toilet sets, feather
pillows, curtains and draperies, etc, etc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-01

S-ROOM brick lights, bath. sewer and
furnace. Location No. Sc Canyon road.
Inquire room So city and county building.
Tel tl6 c. s. Tingey.
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FoR RENT.

FUTILE BROS. 149 MAIN STREET.
Ss-3ie n. 9th w St. . r. frame.
S5-1I l. Sth s. St Ser adobe
Sl2-120 II ST. SER cot.
SIS St. Ar. nice cot
S12.5e-343 Sherman ave. 7-r. good
s22.50-No. I Goddard CT, CIR. bl1., close.
S1l-ll3 L St. 5-r- mod blk. cot
yz5-6s0 5th St. or mod blk
s25--33 1T ST., CIR. mod bk. cot.
S3l-239 T. 3rd. s. St 6-r mod. cot.
SZ5-33 S. 18th j.. ST.. or. mod. new ok.
FUTILE BROS, Progress Herald Bldg
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12-acre orchard, 20pO dewberrv plants
and other small fruits acres Iucerue,
good brick house. easy terms. Located
pa miles north Of Lehi. Utah.
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20 HOUSES. ali KINGS. prices and To-
cations. futile Bros. 149 Main street.
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SEVERAL nice flats for housekeeping.
$50 w. So. Temple.
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TYPEWRITERS.
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REMINGTON tyPewritcrs rented. $500
Der month upward. Stenographers placed
without charge Phone l62z-Y l72 80
West Temple St. City.
NEW CT second hand, cash. trade or
terms. Sorensen-S Stout Co. q T. I'd So.
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HOUSTON. the Housers- Tel. 2.
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a MODERN 5-roomed house, bath and
electric lights. city and flowing well wa
ter. Enquire at Robinson Bros. Co., l24
Main St