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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-27
A FROST ON oLARK's RIVER.

Mr.. L. Y. Craig of the Clark's River
section is in the city today and reports
heavy frost in the Clark's River
neighborhood. The frost was heavy
enough to lay everything white and
some of the early fruit is reported
damaged to some extent.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-27

DR.. Harvey Hafoher,a distinguished
Baptist minister of Atlanta, Ca, filed
the pulpit Of the First Baptist church
Sunday both morning and evening.
He is an able and eloquent preacher
and gave two fine sermons. He was
heard by excellent congregations at
both services and very much pleased
all
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-27

Mr.. O. +. Row and wife returned
from Centralia today after two days
visit 20 relatives.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-27

IS READY TO COUNT THE VOTES.
Louisville. April a7-tius Richard.
son has completed touring campaign.
and will remain at headquarters here
until the day Of primary.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-27

Rev. W. II. Robinson of the Second
Baptist church continues quite ill.,
HIS pulpit was filled last evening by
Rev. J. L. Perryman, pastor Of the
East Baptist church.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-27

The revival which has been in pro.
gross all the past week at the Tenth
street Christian church, will be con-
tinued throughout this week. The
pastor. Rev. H.K. Berry has been con-
Quoting the service, and preaching ex.
cellent sermons. There has been much
interest manifested.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-27

Rev. r. W. Morehesd. d. D., Of
Princeton, who has been assisting
Rev. J. L. Perryman Of the East Bap-
fist church in q revival service during
the past week, preached strong SER
mons yesterday. The revival is meet
ing with splendid success.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-27

The board Of church extension Of
the NJ. 4. church. South. which was
in session in Louisville at the general
secretary's office last week, has fin
ished its work and adjourned. Among
the allowances made for various
churches annually helped by the board
was $3.50 for Third street Methodist
church of this city.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-27

A series of revival services was be-
gun yesterday at the Tiimble street
Methodist church. The pastor will be
assisted by Rev. A. O. Holder,s young
preacher OF the Paducah district, who
is said to BE- a tevivalist of ability.
Mr.. Holder was at one time a mission
airy TO Cuba. There will be services
every day this week at 10 .. m. and
7:45 nm.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-27

A call has been extended to the
Rev. Mr.. Coates, Of Gainesville, Tex
as, by the Cumberland Presbyterian
church of the city. He is expected
next Sunday to occupy the pulpit and
confer with the congregation. He has
quit reputation as aneloquent, school
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-27

Bishop T. U. Dudley, Ct Louisville,
will preach at Grace Episcopal church
next Sunday, and hold the regular
confirmation service. This is Bishop
Dudley's regular episcopal visit to Pa
ducah, and he is always greeted with
large congregations as he is very pop.
ular here and an eloquent preacher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-04
ABOUT OPEN BOOKS AND OTHER THINGS.

The Post always big of the chron
ic seriously really close It's doors as the
result Of the Chronicles prediction and threat pomusau
som several months
However for the benefit having the
paper sim issued about times week wiling 70
serve without complaint the Chronicle
may it.
Now the Chronicle Of The Posts sub
scribers wants 10 away the advertisers as we'll
than body and is Just hiking
contracts its guarantee OF that fact
Just plain Possibly they
will 1T by results and II they sim
that they bigger than anyone else ne a
attention TO results
Possibly Chronicle make The Post feel bad
Again possb the Chronicle just sparring opening
to spring the Herads charity etc. be-
you worth this advertisement
get up circulation contest with The Post
take the Chronicle seriously 1t might hnN
OF It's expiring contracts
md wbistlng keep up its courage
S the Chronicle is doing well however and
haven't found necessary to make 80 many guar
any interested some open
find that the circulation Of
ahead steadily the city as wen as out VIII"
guarantees
Then again IT, like the Chronicle seriously
10 might get a years advertising free,
will consider that there Is cir
circulation" That people who can be
upon of taking printed in the after
under the impression that they
getting morning will either soon begin discover tha
they they possibly class of
people likely be caught by fake advertisers than the legitimate
advertisers.
again think that people
is within their
are not likely to prove purchasers
staples usually OF ad
whether they results not and The Post
Just simply SemtWeey to 10000
all the Daily and take the
semtweeky whether it most likely to sell bogan and bacon
o breakfast foods and dress patterns.
Finally Post plead afternoon
temporary readers and at least
and these threats
these guarantees and these blows
just simply distressing when taken seriously.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-04

with our humane work the kindergarten
agreeing 10 becOmc an auxiliary.
Through the benign influence ~ Madam
Reynolds. now lie has been given our worh.
She has told our clergy, our prominent la
dies aud the school teachers Of the impor
lance NJ the humane society. aud the city
~ Houston is indebted Co her for work
that VIII surely grow and i've to bless her
good name uttcr tho mrrriful work of her
evep,ful ne shall have closed May tmt
end De afur on. but when n comes We feel
assured It viii be ms peaceful as the signing
n the dive and as pure ms the perfume OF
the morning violet
Had she accomplished nothing else save
the Introduction of humane hcUrt work ia
our public schools, her name would he
thrice blessed I'm Houston; but for her We
would not have the inspiration of this meet.
ing
We have friends now who will aid this
noble work The clergy are with US, and
am sure will give MS the bcuent W o single
! collection once ycnr.
! Tho Young Mems Christian Association
| has become our foster mother by having ten
dered the Humane society home I'm It's
present and new quarters, the latter We
trust. VIII soon matcrallHc to the glory OF
/ that hcnchcent and worthy Christian asso
/ citation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-04
.nrNr1NG roR HAwKINs,

will be fhe Jolly attraction at the opera
house on Thursday February 3, one night
only, when Hunting for Hawkins" viii
come again TO set the town a-laughing,
and put every one In joyful mood, owen
viii delight again. our theatergoors with
his droll wit and ever ready repartoe, and
Matthew Hawkins VIII be as elusive Ns
ever IN his attempts 70 be two persons at
one and the same time.
Sure the appearance OF Hunting for
Hawkins" IN this city last season 4 ha.
been the one comedy that has lived ia the
hearts ana memories Of the comedy lover,
bereahonts. AM 81 whom viii welcome WITH
delight the announcement OF Its return
Yrhe company presenting this popular com
edy thls season Is stronger by FAR than
that of last season.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-04
coFFEE,s PLACE.
A tennessee PhyaleIanls ExperIenoe.

A Tennessee Physicians Experience.
Tho man Of medicine can ten many Inter
csring tales when ne has n mind to, hut
the most Interesting or an Is whom he tells
Of the benefits TO hc had from pure, scien.
tlhc food and drink tsuch "a Postum Food
Coircel used In place az ordiusgy coffee
in an explicit letter from a physician Of
Hendersuu's Cross Roads Tenn, no SAYS.
Il drank coffee until | was a physical
wreck, suffering with constant and severe
headaches, heartburn and extreme nervous.
mesa Finally ! hccame confirmed dys-
peptlr. and consequently weak and irrlta
bic although | am by nature very strong
and cheerful ! lost about - pounds,
"rnally my nerves were shattered TO
such an extent that I would regularly wake
from sleep IN a highly nervous and excited
condition ny day ! suffered from attacks
~ vertigo and pglpitati0n OF the heart then
l hogan 10 believe Il was the work OF coffee.
The constant oyerStlmulatlou ~ the catdlac
ganglia ~ nerves from coifee had produced
exhaustion N the governing apparatus ~
the heart The slightest eNertion worried
me almost to collapse, My hair grew gray,
although | was hut RS.
My knowledge as q physician told me
my condition was serious l quit the us,
- coffee aud improved for while Tut
very slowly, Then my attention was called
10 Postum | got SOME, made Il right, an I
fopnd 4 delicious.
In week | copld eat ss hear W "a
ever without tho least distress 80 MY stom.
nch on injury 10 my nerves, / gained nrsh
mp Ia ~ pounds and the disor iered con,
duion 81 the heart ceased. am nUw FIRE
from rhoumailsm, witch oppressed ne
STEADILY while I was uslng coffee
Postum discovery has been AMI wul
continue 10 he % blessing hope It's us
WI extend until coffee. ono ~ the un,i
widespread aud physlesily iniurious ~ All
sumulanis known 20 materia medicA, shall
be relcgaied 20 its proper place ueslde NOR
| Prime and cocalne' name given upan ap
M!oh-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-04
wnRK ~ scnnnLs-

One Of the accomplishments Of the so
clety which is looked upon as the most i'm.
portant step taken, was the culistlng Of
the services Of Superintendent W, w. Bar.
nett OF the city schools Believing that "the
child Is father to the man the members of
the society were very soliciuous that the
teachings Of humane treatment Of animals
he taken up In the schools, and Prot Bar
nett has given the society assurance OF his
support
ia a letter to the meeting yesterday he
Raid IL would Ike to say to you that YOU
will have my 60 operation In tho education
al work outlined by Mrs Reynolds, Should
not be able TO reach your meeting I wish
YOU to know that ! am In sympathy with
you, that | believe In humane education
and stand ready 60 help In the good cause -
This assurance was received with n
demonstration OF approval and presenting
literature, attractive books and matter that
will interest the children Will he made n
part of the work Of the education commit.
tee.
1t was decided that at future meeting
the education committee would meet and
elect a secretary, who will be placed upon
II stated salary and who will lecture euch
day in the schools
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-04
Organization of Roosevelt Clubs Begun

The call of Republican County Chairman
I'd Williams for the organization Of Roose-
veit clubs In Harris county recently pub
lished In The Post, has begun to bear fruit
Tho First ward precinct In Houston has
the honor OF organizing the nrst club, With
Joe Bunch as president, c. A. Burton sec.
rotary and c. A. Gordon solicitor, with a
membership exceeding seventy.
san Juunto precinct Is second with Henry
Thompson president john Tally secretary
amt John Jordan solicitor.
East Houston comes third with George
Noakum president, John Mason secretary
and lsham Parker solicitor
These precincts claim that by the list ~
March every republican voter viii he en-,
rolled as n memher, and Chairman Williams
begins to feel that his desire, as expressed
In his call. thnt lfarrts shall be the banner
county IN the number aud membership 81
these clubs viii be realized.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-04
rnrs1nrNr,s Address.

Alr. w w. Dexter the newly elected
president spoke of the work to be under
tahen By tho society, saying;
am grat6ed beyond measure at this
encouraging evidence Of Interest IN humane
work we have long felt that our cause
wps not fully understood aud therefore
not appreciated as 1t IL In lnrger cities
Houston Is progressive, growing town,
and In time VIII recognize the Humane
.ocicty as ono Of It's most Important civic
institutions II Is the ground work Tor the
cultivation ann elevation Of the hest at
tributes Of the hnman heart thc h9oer,
soften the heart aud thereby promote GOOD
citizenship. There Is not society u NEW
York city more potential thon me society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals ana
Children: this may truly be said Of all large
cities In recent attempt In New YORK
by a gun club to slaughter 1000 live plrds
redure, prevented tho slaughter and broke
up the entertainments where 10000 people
had assembled qs spectators TO satisfy the
morbid spirit that still Turks with some
as trace Of the savage nature
say that our humane societies are not
appreciated because their work Is not un-
Vicious parents IN the homes, and that
children reared under severe corporal pun
lshment together with daily examples OF
brutality, are directly the cause Of 50 per
ront az the crime NJ the adult There
fore, we commerce In tho kindergnrtcns
ana schools 10 lnrulcnte principles OF sym
pntnN, love ana kliAithS4 ''ui W.T. uNF
KIT heen understood by the clergy. We
do not conhnc Il merely 10 the dumb and
uefenseess animal, We rescue the poor
feeble child from The wrath and torture
IN cruel parents. aud provide homes fol
them whore mercy and Kindness Will h'
shown our work Ia unceasng, night anI
day Il goes on unknown TO but few, I'm
fortunately the Houston Humane scci0t!
has been handicapped nv not alone the mis-
conceptions OF It's character but by larl
OK financial support, SO essential to tn
welfare OF any Organization. While our
Ia one OF the parent societies OF Texas, W
have less support than either OF the hftee
pthers in the state. At San Antonio NV
prominent citizens subscribe 500 ench pc
tpnr several $50 and 50 on down the scale
Dallas and Fort Worth have fouushin
societies, We need n regularly empowere
paid agent 10 prosecute the work befor
ns; without this imperative adjunct we az
almost helpless. The free kindergarten, tn
Sheltering Arms society, the Orphans Hon
and several other civic organizations hay
recently mnnifested spirit OF sympath
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-04
MoLINa BROTHERS EXCURSION.
Full Itinerary Of Party Of Capitalists Who
VIII Visit Texas.

me passenger department. of the South
EN- racine have announced the itinerary
or the Mollng Bros excursion to Louis.
, ,',t olla IeNas The party will consist az
Dp''sllSlS 20 tho number of over $50 and
WIZ or p representative lot Of citizens
According. To he published itinerary. tho
larry ia,.| Ntl leave Columbus. Ohio, on Tues
and Viii first arrive in Houston on Tbnrs-
day evening the 10Th instant, Tho mi
Itinerary which is quite extensive is as foi.
Rig -Four
i.N Columbus Tuesday, Feb. 10. n m
Ar Cincinnati Tuesday, Feb. 10. iSo n y,
Louisville and Nashville - 49,
~ olncinnau Tuesday Feb. 10. n. m
soG Mg% oT Leans We'd Feb. H. $50 p M
~ New Orleans, Thursday, Feb. 10,
AZ crowley Thursday, Feb. -, a. M.
~ crowley Thursday, Feb. H. II a. m.
Ar, Jennings Thursday, Feb u. 1l:4S a m
Ar. Houston Tharsday, FEB r. 7: i P p. M M
" ljonSton Friday, Feb 49, a. m
ar SSugar,aud Friday, Feb. 10, a. m.
~ Sular,uua Friday. Feb. 13 10 q. m.
~ Rosenberg Friday. Feb. 3D. u:8o a. m.
A. WN,.hnrten FRIDAY FEB. l3, - 80 a. IN.
tss, y, marion Friday, Feb; lS, l p m.
iy Fl campo Po iF rdSyy Fer Fer "a "a !29 P m.
! ar C0nado lyriday, Feb. ID. $50 D. m.
/ w. Geuodo Friday. Feb IL, 3:l5 =. N.
I 49, A.'iiH lNthr feO. lo. 20 u. m
w. Edna Friday, Feb. 10, D. m
/ Av Victoria Friday, Feb, 13, As n. n,
/ Nv. Victoria Friday. Feb. 49, 4.45 D. m
[ ar. Port l.avaca Friday, Feb n. Is n m
I Nv. Port lAraca, Sarday. Feb. ia. 10 M
I Ar Victoria saturday, Feb IA, N a. M.
/ Nv Victoria saturday, Feb "a, 3 % m
southern PacihcSan Antonio ana Aransa.
Pass
Ar. Corpus Christi Sat. Feb. "a 7.ao n ~
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass
Nv Corpus Christi Mon. Feb. Ia gro n N,
AT. RoekpOrt Monday Feb TO- ( N m
/ ~ Bockpori TucsdaF, Feb. II. rs noon
1 Az Beeyille Tuesday, Feb. II. 90 n NJ,
/ LV Becvilie Tuesday, Feb H. n m
| Ar. san Antonio, Tues. Feb. IL. / .S0 n m
southern Pacific ~
I lv San Antonio Thurs, Feb 10. s.9O NJ,
4 Ar Eagle Lake Thurs, Feb 10, 80 n m
/ lY Eagle Lake Thurs, Feb 10, 4 n m
At Houston Thursday, Feb. 10. ESQ m
I ~ Houston Friday, Feb, 20. o A. m
ar Galveston, Friday Feb 90 Ii m
Z Nv. GeyestDn saturday Feb. 81 a m
AT Houston saturday Feb. ii O n M
~. Houston sunday. Feb %. a. IN
Ar beaumont Sunday, Feb % M
~. Beaumont Sunday, Feb % ii M
Ar. New Orleans SUNDAY, Feb 90 10 n ~,
q. and &C, ~ q. and T. p 80
lN, Now Orleans sun, Feb % 1O,9O IA ~,
Ar CHATTANOOGA Monday, Fob % m nv
ly. Chattanooga Monday. Feb u q " ~ =,
Ar Cincinnati Tuesday. Feb q ~ N
Baltimore aud Ohio Southwestern,
iv Cincinnati Tuesday. Feb "a. IA p,
Ar Columbus Tuesday, Feb. "a 100 D. m
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-04
rrisd Hard 70 Get Them.

That Houston failed TO secure visit
from tho public buildings committee Oh
congress which is now headed for New
Orleans was not due to lack Of EFFORT on the
part Of Congressman Ball and President II.
w. Cortes aud Secretary George 7. Brown
OF the Business League The telegraph
wires were kept hot by these gentlemen
but the committee stated that It's delay in
leaving Washington and the necessity OF
returning TO that city by Monday, pre-
cluded tho visit 70 this city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-04
A cLEANLY AGE.
Twentieth Century Ideas Incline Toward
Sanitation and PreVontiVes.

Twentieth Century Ideas Incline Toward
Sanitation and PreVontiVss.
Nowadays scientists believe that In clean
lincss lies the secret Of prevention Of dis
eases.
To prevent a disease, remove the cause.
Just as unclean habits breed many dis
eases, SO careless habits will breed dan
druf Improper use Of another's brushes,
combs etc. Will surely cause dandruif,
and, In time, will just as surely cause
badness
It's mcrobic infection, nothing more nor
less
Newbros lIerpicide Kills the dandruff
germ, and causes hair to grow luxuriautly.
Herplcide Is absolutely free from grease or
other injurious substances
Sold by Cockrcll X Bonner. Send loc In
stamps for sample to the Herplcde Co., De
trolt, Mich
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-04
HORSE SHOW MEETING.
Those Interested Win Complete All De-
tails This Evening.

Those Interested Win Complete All De-
tails This Evening.
At the Elks' club this evening at o'clock
President Rice viii rall meeting Of those
persons who are interested IN the organ
izatlon of the association.
The committee ON charter aud bylaws
win have an important report TO make and
it Is probable that the grounds where the
April show VIII occur VIII be selected at
tonights meeting
The finance committee has succeeded IN
securing subscriptions for over half Of the
capital stock, which Is $4,000, and ms the
law requires that 30 por cent Of the stock
must be subscribed and 10 per cent Of the
entire amount puid In, the report of Mr..
Lyman Levy Of that committee will show
SlUOu collected and everything I'm readiness
to apply for the Houston Driving Club and
Horse Show associations charter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-04
"PENNsYLVANlA.o
The Play Was Very Pleasing to Two
Audiences Yesterday.

Audiences Yesterday
"PennsylYanla' melodrama, whose
scenes are laid among the anthracite mines
OF the State for which the play is named,
was presented In two performances yes
terday 10 fair sized audiences at Sweeney
& Coomhs opera house.
The play itself was OF loss than ordinary
merit, with a few poorly constructed situa.
tons dealing with plot to deprive an old
miner Of HIS rlghtful ownership IN a valu.
ahIc coal mine. IN the development o. the
plot young girls lover Is Killed in the
mine and she IS afterward won by an
equally worthy man. A minc explosion AMI
strike are the main features Of the play.
and the former is dome in quite a realistic
way IN tho third act. tn which the Interior
workings Of q coal mine are represented.
The nlay onened M well aud might have
been considered fair durinS three acts, bu,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-04
MIL AsK FoR cnARrER.

The plans OF reorganization called for the
cnlisting Of new members, and the following
names wero added 20 the list yesterday ;
Mesdomcs G. a. Taft Joe Prairie, H. C..
Reynolds w W. Dexter, G #, Arnold
Cora Bacon Foster G II Cherry, p. De
I.esdenler. u. u. Cooley, Harris Mastcrson,
T. s Loyett, Stoucw0n Bond r. Richard.
son, 6, r., Cummings, Miss Mamie Guehn
Hond. n NJ Dexter apd 4 -, Price "' ""'
u wps decided 20 incorporate the society
and ask for a charter. This work viii be
taken up later
The cash subscriptions yesterday were;
So; MIR, A. n. Price, 81; Mrs z. De les
denler 81; Mrs. Il C, Reynolds, 81
meeting OF the society viii he called
In few days to complete the details Of the
work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-04
FILTERS ARE INSTALLED
The Water Purifiers Are Doing Duty
City Schools.

City Schools.
Those generous gentlemen who donated
6lters TO the schools Of the city are in-
uted to visit the various buildings and
witness the splendid work their gifts In the
behalf Of the health and happiness Of the
children OF Houston are accomplishing.
The school board paid the cost ot the
plumbing. while the amount received from
ench OF the donors WINS S9l50. covering
The coat 81 the alter and the basins,
In each case where the hlters have been
nut In they have been placed near the
center Of the buildings aud the water Is
then conducted 90 various parts or the
building So as to be Of convenient access.
They are working perfectly and are saving
thc pupus from liability OF sickness through
impure drinking water
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-04
A PIANoLA

should he found with every plano Not
only does Il enable ans one 70 play glo-
riously, hut Il means a musical education
Tor rs possessor WILL A, wATKrN
MusiC CO. state Dealers f. = Christie.
pher, Houston representative. 2il Blnx
Building. old phone 94o; new IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-04

u uas unanimously decided 20 roorgnn-
lr- ~, old Housion Humane society ana
Nv NJ. " Dexter was elected president
MIR j. v Desly arat vice president Mr.
siouewaH Bond. second vice PRESIDENT
honorary vice presidents. Rcy. Henry d.
AYES Rev sam Hay. Rev II. ID, brown
Rnd Father HcuncSsy. In view ~ Inc I'M
poitauce attaching 30 the work Of the sec
nlIsd "a Yesterday merting but the otl
rrrs win he appointed at a later date IA
order that persons who can devote great
deal Of iinu to the work may be assigned
those duties
The most important committee. named
was the educational committee Tor me
schools aud homes. II Is as follows; super
mipndpnt W. W barnett Of the city
schools. chairman; Mrs. iInrrls MasIcrson
Mig. II. s Inyctt. Nlrs. G., a. Taft, MIS-
r. Richardson Mrs Cora Bacon Foster
Mrs u. n. Cooley, Mira, G. A. Mchlnnry
Mrs w. W. Dexter, Mrs. L, De Lesdegltr
Mrs c. r. Cummings, Mrs. Joe Prairie
Miss Minnie GuCriu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-04
Plain Facts
by a
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Real Estate
Broker.

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