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Arizona republican., 1903-07-02
Capitol Mills Town Talk four is made of the best Kansas hard wheat.

In buying bicycle tires you will not only save money but trouble if you go to Griswold, for he has the best in the city and not only that, he knows how to put them on so they will stay and not rim cut or get loose.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY RATES.

To Tucson and Benson. one fare for round trip on Friday, July 3rd only. Return limit July 7th. Southern Paci- fic ticket office, 22 North Center street.
 NJ. O. BICKNELL, G. P. A.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-02

After following the races a little while a man get so far behind that he is seldom able to catch Up.-Chicas"
Arizona republican., 1903-07-02

Nothing surprises the woman who marries a man to reform him like the success of her efforts.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-02

The rolled barley or the Capitol Mills is the best in town.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-02

ATLANTIC CITY. CAPE MAY AND
 SEASHORE RESORTS
 can be most comfortably reached via Nj agara Falls if the through traSns Grand Trunk-Iehigh Valley Chicago-New York Route arc taken advantage of. Conven- tent terminals in all important cities; magnificent scenery. Descriptive litera- ture. timetables and full information re- garding route will be furnished by Ad- vertising Department, Grand Trunk Railway System, 135 Adams St, Chicago, Gen- " NaIN A C. P. & q. A.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-02
WILCOX MINING NOTES.

H. C. McCreery. a prominent mining man, formerly of Denver. but at pres ent operating on the old Fowler and McGregor property at Dos Cabezas, was in town Monday on business MT. McCreery informed a Range News rep resentative that he had several men at work on the property and that every indication pointed to successfully de- veloping a paying mine in the near fu- ture.
 This week Mir. C. B. Bosworth. presi- dent of De Queen of Sheba Mining com pany was in Wilcox getting a load of supplies from Soto Brothers to take out to the mine. which is located at the head of Bonita Canyon in the Chiricahuas, and lies contiguous 10 the King of Lead mine, on which property De Queen of Sheba Mining company have -Lccntly obtained a bond and lease. r;
 De Queen of Sheba is a silver lead property and good ore. the returns from four cars shipped giving an aver age value of from $60 to $7O per ton. The silver averaged about % ounces and the lead 50 per cent. MT. Bosworth will put force of men to work at once. The officers of De Queen of Sheba arc C. B. Bosworth. president Col Her ring, of Tucson, vice president, and Francis Hartman, of Tucson, secrtary and treasurer.
 J. J. Howard paid this office a pleas- ant visit Tuesday and left for publica- tion articles of incorporation of the Adriatic Mining company. whose prop erty lies six miles east of Dos CabeZas peaks and is in what is called the Blind mountain in the Dos Cabezas range be- tween Dos Cabezas and old Ft. Bowie. Mir. Howard has worked persistently for a number of years on his claims. which are gold bearing, and we are pleased to learn he is at last about to meet with good success. MT. Howard informs us that his company expect to commence operations on an extensive scale in the near future.-Range News.
 
 Fine Mexican carved work on belts. etc, at Porter's 142 E. Washington St.
 When In Los Angeles eat a French dinner al Woodwards. 35c. IA w. End st
 Women and girls who have been un- fortunate and are in need of a ho and friends can find them by address, ing Crittenton Home, Highland addi- tion. Phoenix. Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-02

Fine Mexican carved work on belts. etc, at Porter's 142 E. Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-02

Women and girls who have been un- fortunate and are in need of a he and friends can find them by address, ing Crittenton Home, Highland addi- tion. Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-02

When In Los Angeles eat a French dinner at Woodwards. 35c. IA w. End st
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-04-27
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
In the U. S. A., Los Angeles, califor.
MIA, May 21st to June I'd,
4cO9

For the above occasion we win sell
drst class round trip tickets, Guthrie
to Los Angeles or San Francisco and
return at rate Of $500. Tickets will
be on sale May Sd and May 18th to
18th, inclusive. with the final return
limited to July 18th.
Tickets viii be good going via one
route and returning another. Tran
sit limit July 10th. Stop cvers may oe
made at any point west Of Pueblo
either going or returning. Tickets
will be executed for return passage
at Los Angeles or San Francisco, by
the joint agent for which a fee Of 90
cents viii be charged. Baggage
checked to any point enroute. either
going Or returning, at each stop over
as permitted.
A. J. corkins, Agent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-04-27
Robbed.the Grave.

A startling incident is narrated by
John Oliver Of Philadelphia. as fol
lows. Il vas In an awful condition.
My skin was almost yellow eyes
sunken, tongue coated, lain continu-
ally in back and sides, no appetite
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Then
was advised to use Electric Bitters;
to my great Soy, the first bottle made
decided Improvement continued
their use for three weeks, and am
now a well man know they robbed
the grave of another victim" Nc
one should fail to try them Only
80 cents, guaranteed, at F. b. Lille
& Co.'S drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-04-27
ANorAga sANIrAaLuM scANoAL
insane Women The Neither Ct an llle-
nitimate Child.

oitinStc Child.
ia the Orphans and Refuge home
at % East Reno avenue. oklahoma
city. is q g day old child The mother
The babe IS Louise Lavi. nm INSANE
ns German woman. who was lately
ken to the Refuge home from the
rritoral insane asylum at Norman.
he babe has no legal father and there
nothing to indicate it's paternity
The girl has been an inmate Of the
asylum a long time before she was
taken TO the rescue home 90 give birth
to her child The insane mother will
live and she and the little babe will
probably be taken back to the sani-
tarium at Norman in a short time.
Many conflicting reports have gone
out about the manner in which the
territorial insane asylum at Norman
has been managed. There seemed to
be so much difference Of opinion that
Governor Ferguson asked the secretary
Of the interior to send a special agent
TO Norman to investigate. but he has
received no notification Of what is to
be done II is reported that a sue
lcessful attempt has been made to
quash the mater in the secretary Of
the interiors office The sanitarlum
has been the bone OF contention among
politicians and was the cause Of a gov
ernor's being dismissed by President
Roosevelt
]. j Merrick. a member of the leg
islative investigating committee of
seven. who was instrumental in stir
ring up the insane asylum scandal and
I demanding that an investigation be
made is now in Ohio visiting, having
left the territory several weeks ago.
It is stated that he went to Washing
ton and tried to get a hearing with
/ the secretary Of the interior on the
insane asylum matter, but failed
The occurrence Of an insane woman,
who was patient Of the asylum. Civ
ing birth to a child recallg the death
of Mrs. Mary E. Hortop, of Canadian
county at the sanitarium several
weeks ago. Prior to her death her
brother-in-law made affidavit that ac-
cording to his belief she was mad
equately fed and clothed and that she
would die unless she was released
from the sanitarium.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-04-27

Observation cafe cars, under the
n'anaFaaent Of Fred Harvey. Equip
.r7eat OF the latest and best design.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-04-27
DEDICATION CEREMONIES,

Louisiana Purchase Exposition St
Louis, Mo-, April 3oth to May ?.
For the above occasion we will sell
tickets to st Louis at rate of one fare
plu $500, for the round trip. Tickeis
on sale April 25th, 26th. 27th, 29th
and Both. Good for return passage
leaving St louis up to and including
May 4th.
Tickets viii be limited to continu
Gus passage In each direction, going
"trip TO commence on day of sale. and
return trip on date Of execution. by
agent at ST. Louis.
A. J. corkins, Agent
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co. AS pnLLL NIGHT.

All members Of Co. A. Ok N. O.
are hereby ordered to meet at their
Armory. 1Os West Harrison avenue,
over the Eagle drug store. on Wednes-
day evening ar 1889 for regular driIi,
G. E. Dunniea,
Capt. comd'g Co A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-22

lady TO CARU for children aud do plan
sewing TI3 Louisiana. -
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q hBS, JEWELRN-Dont f1u to see
n new and elegant stock of iewehy,
n pogeltles, etc, just received, The
n and cheapest goods Iu Houston.
ssns, gOs Prairie avenue. If
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WANTED Sevcuty-Gvc bumpers to do
station work uu Ireadaway canal about
slx miles north OF Beaumont, Texas; win
nay good prices. Brooks Bros Il Co, "
NHshuud, Texas. II
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La /. NOBLE, Spiritual Clairvoyunt
Mn and psychomr.rc Reader Hours
MISC d. H.; 20 .. m jlO1 Prairie
Ia II
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NANiEu FusteUss bootmukUr. stlUdT
Mo,k for tine night man. 10 Bouuy *
Stl, tuelo Texas. y.
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standard or compound. must be iu first,
class order, complete ana perfect 10 every
way. Address Or Archie Stoclwcu. IN.
ron, Texas, Oh and Mineral Co, Rock.
land, Texas. n
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WANTED A stcuographcr. Apply TO W
w. Cruise koant1e, Texas; STATE salary
wanted. 20
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THREE Heights lots near car line and
school, only $50 each Smcuton, OO5i9
Texas avenue. ~
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WANFED-An experienced porter; refer
cnce required. ApNh 4O4 Travis. ~
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N0ST WANT ADS ARE
| numerous because they pay
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MIR, LOUIS SELINE 1u2 Milan street
mas been awarded the contract 10 do thr
ealyaniEed iron aud copper work ON the
new building for The Post Publishing
company; this Is merited aud Just rccog'
milton OF the enterprise. skin and ability
To handle The most Intricate and art .tlc
OF sheet metal work.
NOTICE or APPLICATION TO THE
LEGlSLATuRE FOR LOCAL OR SpE
ClAL LAW Notice IN hereby given MS NJ.
quired by the constitution and statutes
OF the state Of Texas, that tho Galveston
Harrisburg and San Antonio RAILWAY
company intends TO apply 10 the Twenty.
eighth legislature OF Texas nj its Hrst
regular session. for n local or special law
authorizing IL to purchase, own and opcr.
ate the railways Of the New YORK, Texas
gnd Mexican Railway company, extending
20 Victoria, I'm Victoria county, and tho
branches thereof extending from Whar-
Ton, Ia wharton county into and through
Matngorda county, with the franchises
and all property thcrcunto appertalnIug.
the railways OF the Gulf. Western Texas
aud Pacific Railway company, extending
from Victoria, Ia Victoria county to Rec.
vic, In Bee county, ana from Cuero. IN
De witt county to or near Port LavncR.
In Calhoun county. with the franchises
and all property thcreunto appertnlning;
me railroad of the Gonzales Branch
hallrOad company, extending from Har-
wood TO Gonzales IN Gonzales county
with the franchises and all property
thcrcunto appertalning; and the railroad
OF the san Antonio aud Gulf Railroad.
extending from San Antolio, IN Bcxnr
county, to or near StuckdAle In Wilson
county, With the franchises aud all prop.
erty thcrcunto nppertalnng; and the
railroad OF the Galveston Houston aud
Northern Railway company, extending
from Houston, IN Harris county. 10 Gal.
weston, In Galveston county, with the
franchises aud all property thrrcunto an.
pertaining, or the railroads aud franchises
OF either of said companies; and author.
izine said companies and zach nf them,
10 sell their respective railways, with
the franchises and an property ibcrcupta
appcrtninlng To the Galveston. IInrns-
burg ana san Antonio Railway company.
ana authorizing the Galveston. HARRIS
burg and san Antonio Railway company
10 incroasc the DggrcEato OF los uort
gage bonds and stock 10 an qmouat NOS
exceeding Tho value of such puwuvs
With the franchises end eos PROPERTY 1u
pHF, iI'nr cher co. $50 purchunrd ur ~
such of them Hs shall be $50 pu.rNBred 8q
such vauo GGs h.au ur shall De Hscar
tHined and q t'ru.nod hy tbr reNronl
CONJUNCTION of IeTusi and reculuuE me
renorH OF such properties and Dhe uprrn-
tous thereof q H. s,grr Secretary or
the Galveston. Harrisburg aud san Au-
tonio Halfway Company ff
NOTICE The reeagr annual ~ IUe OF
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TELEPHONES 1850 bring messenger boys,
day or night, worm or cola, rain OF shine
81
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EDUCATIONAL.

WANTED StouetutterH 10 keep hw1l
from beaumont. strike ON. 2
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MONEY on furniture. etc, without renov-
ing: 1871 st. Emanuel. 2-l0
Sour LAKE OIL LAND Bargains; maps
free. s. II. Huston, Houston, owner. II
JOHN J. FAINT q co buy, soli and ca
chlnge real estate, negotiate lonus aud
make Investments. Wilson hui ding
Houston, TcXns II
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TYPEWRITERs.

900 ~ E-IITfFNR rYpEWRGTERS on
easy payments $40 cash and 50 per
month 10 responsible people or those who
furnish good references. W. I. Russell
general agent fof Texas, Arkansas, lndian
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WANTED . Sausage MIXERS houston
Packing TO- II
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L TITLE WANT ADS
IL bring big results.

7 N u nj II
~ bAliiE UIR TGSulLS.
|
>'-''''~~''----''--~>''
! REAL ESTATE ROD cArrr
| ~ "a - nCN GALE
| FARM FOR SANE 40 n-.,-,, ,oo ,--- ---5
! tiv0uun; YOUNG herring orrbord os
| 400 trees; now Eve. room frn,pr Gt,itdtr,'
| painted inside ana OUT 82X8g. net. hnfn
| N Montgomery county. four miles enef
! G,csst MesNtiY' On the International aud
npd ter,,,s ~t,.f. 'Ht'iN'v a"l particulars
| Wnveriv lr"NtS =" A. ~ Nolplaua New
;;-.--;s-. "
rh rr,vt ~ ~. Nv acres Ia liar
norm Fr,,' tWuVvi tN1NN mites nearly
| Si0 J.frNru,,, ''"sIvu' Ny'No MeloFoWlts
= 49, =. ~ l1llAleil ~
of land ndioinine thr s,,,, N" 49, ~. :
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WANTED Ten stonocutlcrs; dDc per hour.
c. u. Patterson, beaumont Texas, %
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FINANCIAL.


WE SHALL RE PLEASED TO HAVE
YOU NOMINATE THIS COMPANY AS
EXECUTOR or YOUR ESTATE.
OTHERS ARE DOING so, WHY NOT
your
HOUSTON LAND & TRUST co. II
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II YOU HAVE WOOD TO sell write us and
get gOuI returns Address The sixth
Ward Wood Yard, NJ. stark * SON. Hons.
ton, Texas. -
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aQARD -RoOMs WANTED

WANTED -Ny youpq lady, h1Hd ana room
IN fnmily MS rFenm cni no 6blnruon to
piatauc. Na4l CiAHs Gei7frueca GaIus uoIt
crate Ad1r5 af0l, ihle faco ~
WANTED Bonn and lodging WITH pri.
vate family 0.year-nld vol behaved boy,
references. Address wilton. Jeweler
CiI. a
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SH ScttH ora.
Per word, each consecu-
tive insertion, ten times
OF more'.','...........Hc
These rates are nsE Ne aesnf,s com.
mission ahobed.
Cess 5han rs Gents.
HELP WANTED.
WANTED "A hoy Of Intelligence o15 80;
appearance to do office aud outdoor work
- Aeflress 500, this office >.
WANTED "A bright Youth al Sanfer's cof
20 corner preston aud Travis street >.
WANTED Boy about is wears old ia Vvori
~ soua lnnutalhi experience not ueces
Hary. Address soda Fountain, this office
WANTED Experienced LonseaIrI Ami,
MIS- Maggie Wood, 300 Chartrcs street
WANT to hire a girl for cooking and 6oTae
work al zoe Washington street .;
PRACTICAL POLE tool dTIiicT, gTVc ref
erence. state experience also whit sal
airy wanted. Address A II Tnwusonj
Villa ,rexas wa w. VI 1VA.S
-; 81
Lady 10 collect newspaper clippings
names aud addresses. KnIckerhocket
AdNettislng Co, View Rochelle a. Y, ..
NANTED-ro correspond With practical
steam Aundry man with $iUO 10 40 iutt
'rr,hiir business l5, lu orst rlll IA tht
r ,.t 'IpVSHi'.t us" lL"h VINO
I" 'IN, "trv "i lAstN' I'D" h.N'.N ou'
W." ,N.'"Tt now 20 WotH' Address a.
,,i 7"u y '""''"'' NO 10 NeN',,l
-,,,--.----------------.--- -
~" r. ~ !Isttioss booiMubNr, steady
m"'h lvi lug I-At man. u. bouuy ~
S,I', 1ue.o l'Nae. ..
TELEPHONES a.u nr.u. IU.t-rItrrI- I7-,,s
day or u4ht. wura Oh. lvI4. min or .spIya
80
yyIN,TT7D An cv,r,.i.y,..1 ,,,.,,r. ,.t,.
49, ,.i.hi "a p"i''i t'iet
w. w. 90 va il'' ~
HAVE fine location for a German doe.
store store so59a , prop nd for marie
WANTED-A hrstclass, rruaDIc an round
tailor 10 take charge OF shop az once.
Write y. n. Norton, calvert IrNHs. 2'
WANTED Ten good cal pointers ana nun
and Ibis wife Co do laundry WORK 10 saw
! 1l,,' so"" NPf'S b ''' N"'nio''' ""'' "a
------------------------------.. -
"Nf,{n st,.ot '' "'''''" ~ '''" "' 90 %
- -. - -
W ~ q - ~ w. ID ~. : al ~ d y -
4 e. N.t.. Tan no
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TIEGANT ArtRTNfrNrS. first class table
board. opcu ul,s. references cNchangcl,
1l0G MukiuuDy. " q .
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FTRST CLASS ROOMS, suitable for one or
two gentlemen and good table board
close In: lOl5 Mckinney avenue. 20
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tsESTocK FOR SALE.

y hlgh w ene black family mare II
at e@sisAt 1000 pounds; can bo
'saSt q Kopf Co.'S, al0 Han
4 Iff----------. %
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TWO southeast rooms with hrsl class
N,rT. on4 yy,Itor ~
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VDTICT-Thp regular nUnuHl me0tIUR u
tho stockh llders % the Gulf Western
rnxns and PaGlnc Railway Company will
bc held M the public office OF such cor
noration i'm tile Gity 81 Victoria. Texas on
Nfondnv the 2Gth dny NJ january, 1903
nj 2.HN o'clock D. ~. The regular annual
meeting og the hoard of directors ~ IN "a
corporation VIII Doe held nc same timp and
ptnce and immcdintel~ uuon the adjourn.
mont of tho stockholders meeting. This
one notice shnll answer the purpose of
hrth meetings Bv order ~ the board OF
Western Texas aud Pacific Railway Com.
pany -
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AGENTS WANTED.

TIE OLD HNRTF0RD LIFE wants nrst
class agents, W. IL. inllelbVui MahehN,
Dallas, Teas.
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WANTED Nc REM.

WANTED TO RENr--snven or eight-ruufH
houBgi modern eonynniencesi IN Ultra
ward. nenr LonHfeilow school: references
furnished Address u. o, box 40l. Hones
WANTED--To rent four-room cottage
AddfeRs 80, this ofGee. -
VrANTrp Furnished rooms for liuht
housekeeping hy couple. Address oSs8,
ffis Cface, "a
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nm good Wuln chno.. --I7
ba4Sas Son, wood dea oIieg' G sd,,a at
I'm f---.--- warn %
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soSs and Poland oa,n China aud Berk
League City iV grg pigs. Address box
aklf NAd", u
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Il trust ased woman dog1Tes ~.
4 y reierenIsao Verness, comnaninn p .,.
~ CaiteT,eeeas Exchanged. i,ilu "r
tAIp 7------ls ~
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MONEY 10 LOAN on reel estate. Sherry
Son. lOiGM Congress avenue. n
MONEY no LOAN on Improved farm lands
aud plantations lowest lrtprgtt rates.
easiest terms, most favorable contract
w w Miller 600 KAN block HOustou.
Texas y
WE LOAN MONEY on fnrus and ranches
"a South TclbE AZ low rate ~ Interest
sud favorable terms yrndors iieu uotes
purchased
where located can uf Wsltr aud itli VS.
Whnt NOr WAIST list your pIupHriy
With Us We advertise a. loon feuJ
Cos 4lO kiam building. iiourtpn N
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BOARD AND ROOM.

CRESCENT HOUSE changed hands strict
ly first class board and rooms 1891 Con-
gross 81
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FOR SALE 1900 acres splendid ricc also
Frank nnrst, 2Bt4 Caroline Houston ~
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WANTED TO BuN-A. nrst class hnck aud
team, give fun particulars. price and
terms In FIRST answer 1872, this office %
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100000 TO LOAN on Houston business or
residence property one 70 ten years; az
ments II desired; no delay ia getting your
money Apply TO y. L. Mills 2i0 Main
street. or address y o. box SOS. n
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WANT Ed Standing desk with stood, oaK
feet long; AZ Bin2 building, old phone
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ELDORADO Ranches In West ana south.
west 1eNas. The famous divide" farm.
ing lands around Colorado. Texas ruls a
bale cotton per acre last year; ALREADY
cleared 50 per mere; 'Jsy terms WI o.
us what gou want Address Brown &
Sllliman, Edorado T'xns. %
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE no 23D
Main street we bundle usighi. pros.
cray ou} lowest piHs, eaaf tHlms.
John a. A.iifOg agFut. C.
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100 ACRES LAND i've miles uorthwrst
Sour Lake Ei2 per acre: tltlc perfect
George 10. Lucas. Austin, Texas ~
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ROOM and board reasonable. 1905 Texas
avenue 80
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MIDDLE AGED MAN wants position ~
yardmau or ln saloon or restaurant. Ad-
dress B5Nl tuis office. %
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ROOMS AND BOARD. hnth; near Ric
hotel. reasonable, lul4 Walker.
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! HAVE some very deeirahls business prop
frty Tor sale IN q growing town; gitlAs
q good Income alto want 20 correspond
Tor hardware business; also dry goods
huslnrss. Address Lock Box ~, Jewett
Texas, %
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GOOD BOARD 81 per week; loo Austin
street ~
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WANTED TO BUY Bargains In dry goods.
clothing. boots, shoes, etc. Address T.. u.
NoA -. JncksonyIIle TnXMs. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-22

ROOM AND GOOD BOARD for LADY at 80
Charities street; references.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-22

HIGHEST cash prices pad Tor all kinds
junk. iron, brass, zinc, lead, rope, bones,
bottles rubber, etc: country shipments
solicited; Wholesale dealer; telephone toid)
280, new 47G. Louis knmlnsky, 1917 10
Preston Hvepuc. corner Austin. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-22

LOST, FOUND, sTRAYED.

LOST, strayod or stolen; SiO reward for
one bay mare with reached maue, two
white hiuu feet scura on right shoulder
from being rowled lately. sydney G.
Giles, 1910 Nelasco street. city. rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-22

WANTED Young man wants position as
clerk iu dry goods clothing or shoe store
on saturday nights. Address O553, this
office -