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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-26
SOCIETY NOTES AND HAPPENINGS
In EAST SIDE CITIES.

Evansville. Ind. after a pleasant visit here.
Mrs. Henry Mattack has returned 10 heE
home in Chester. Ill
MrS. james joyce has returned from Il
MTs. James Carpenter has returned rom
Fulton. MO.
Mis- Margaret Davis is visiting in SPARTA
Miss Anna GredGe entertained the NJ. r.
NJ. Club Tuesday evening.
Mrs. W. II. Brewster OF Veronica avenue
i visiting In CarbOndale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marquardt have returned
from Edwardsville. III.
Mrs. Eugene Donnelley of No. l2lI Rus
sell avenue entertained friends In honor OF
her guest. Mrs. Charles Pfsier OF Mount
carmel III. The guests were: Mines l.
StiverS. w. Roach. ". BoiSmenue. y
SnOoks. \ Buchanan. l. BOismenne. J.
Green. G. Noss. J. Heller. ]. Leever. Misses
Carrie Buchanan, Ida Roach, May Don
nelly. NJ Stivers. Katie DonnelIy- Mas'etT
Lawrence and Roy Nobel. Walter B'iS-
Mrs. Florence Gray OF winstanley enter
talned friends Wednesday evening In honor
OF her birthday anniversary
Mrs. Robert Butcher has returned from a
visit in Webster Grove. Nc.
Mrs. James r. Galloway Of Princeton =
visiting in East St. Louis.
Mrs. J. kOib l. entertaining Mrs W
Schuster and daughter. Miss Dora. " Mas
coutah. III.
q. Mstlack Of Summit avenue
Mrs. Robert Wagner Of Washington
place is visiting IN Carni. Ill
Mrs. II. +. Grain entertained friends at
Mrs. Nellie Johnson is in Carlyle. III.
Mrs. Gilmacrin and daughter have re-
turned To their home in Trenton. after a
Miss May Maude carter is visiting in De-
catur. Ill.
Miss Kate Lawtoa is visiting in Nash
Miss Grace whiteman il visiting in Cen
tTalia. III.
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Mrs. James Denis. Mrs. Charles Smith.
Mrs. John Mackel and Mrs Theo. Kollmeye-
were the guests OF Mrs. Ben Cphon OF No.
64 High street OF BelleviIle Thursday.
Mrs. Joseph Osle.
Misses Minerva and Elmira Snyder have
returned to East 81. Louis after a pleasant
visit in Belleville.
Miss Fannie Erlaman. who has been Wis
tttng in Beilev:lie. has returned TO her
home in East ST. Louis.
The engagement OF Julius Kl0ers. aud
Miss Josephine ,Mauerer OF Kansas City has
been announced
Misses Pearl Finch and Emma Paule OF
Edwardsvtlle are the guests OF Mrs. g. r..
Mrs Jennie KnoebeI entertained the
Parthenisn Society Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. John Schiosser entertained
frisrds Monday evening.
Miss Mary Grumitz entertained friends In
! horror of her birthday anniversary Monday
Miss Clara Hamil gave a box social Mon
day evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank scher OF West Sec
ond street entertained friends Tuesday
John Rensing Of Centervile avenue enter
] tanned friends I'm honor of his thirty-Seveuth
Those present were: p Faltus. T. Meyer,
Dom, Bauer. J. Burkhard. &. Bauer. NJ.
Grad. J. Drovette. {. WHITAKER. ]. Meyer.
r. DToyette. q. and A. FaltuS: Mrs. NJ.
Grad. Mrs. J. Stauder. Misses Lizzie Dro-
yette. Annie Smith. Lizzie Meyer. Lizzie
Faicetti. Amanda Faitus. Julia Wit;auer
e@.AA LII aAN u
Doctor Loelkes departed Monday for New
York. whence he will embark for Germany.
Mrs. Lee Harrison, Mrs. q. *. Thomas
and Mrs. William Ktrchner will hold a re-
ception Wednesday at the home OF Mrs.
Lee Harrison.
Mrs. Mat Runtzmann and daughter. OF
Trenton. are the guests of Charles Kuntz-
man. Of West Main street.
Miss Luella F1elschbein il the guest Of
Miss X. Florence Of East ST. Louis.
. Miss Paula Bechtold is visiting in New
Athens, Ill
Mrs Charles Rogers of East St. Louis IS
In Belleville.
Mrs. Amanda Clinton Of Trenton. Ill. Is
visiting Mrs. c. 4.
: Miss Anna Walton, who has been visiting
in East St. Louis.
Mines. c. Buschmsn and y. Tuerk
and families departed Friday for a visit in
! Southeast Missouri.
Mrs Jacob Nebgen entertained friends
Mrs. r. BoatWright and Mrs. Anna Ma
i2is are the guests % Mrs. J. Qualls of
! Winstanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Harrison enter
tanned in honor OF Miss Isabella Underwood
/ and Mrs. {. W. Hinsclin OF California.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss
Paulina Tribout Of Belleville and John
> Rischar. The wedding will take place
I MAY 6.
Arthur Freichert entertained friends at
Priester's Park Thursday evening. in honor
OF his birthday anniversary. Those present
We're: Professor Ludwig Carl. Walter Lice.
, Louis Wagner. J. Schmidt. =. and Joseph
! Knapp. Doctor Muetze. julie Fiekert. H.
I Pfuhl. Joseph Leonard and William Aulcpp.
W. H.. Likkena and family. will return
next week from a six months visit in Ashe-
VILE. y. &.
Mrs. Herman stofregen is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b. Hartmann
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CHESTER. I'LL.

J N Wright made a business trip to 81
Rufus Ssndi:cr spent SUNDAY IA Prairie du
Rocher.
Re- Alden q r.nckneyyiIle. vas in town Mon
Gav.
Mis- R-Ss TsckenbCrE spen; sunday in Prairie
du Ro-her.
Jism Gallow SI~nt SUNDAY in 81. Louis.
Dan Morrison came down from ~. Louis sun
day and spent the dsy With bis parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Toe Morrison
u r Never made n business trip 10 PluCk-
neville Mouda-.
WIN Grtese spent Tuesday In 81. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs John Burke ant daughter. Miss
Emily. 81 st Louis. are the guests Of Mr.. and
Doctor Aysrs is spending this week in Eas,
81. Louis
Miss Emma GeTlach entertained a few Of her
little friends Tuesday afternoon In honor OF her
eighth birthday
Miss Nan Crozier spent wednesday In sparta
Miss Gertrude Oliver or Chicago. was the CUES;
Of Miss Mabel Hurnsr. the FIRST OF the week
Mrs. Nicholas FrausZ. % Prairie du Rocher.
who was the guest or Mrs Frank Bahr. returned
j ". Fisher and wife OF Chicago. are visiting
relatives in this city.
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EDW ARDsNuI.E.

Professor Charles w. Parkinson. Suger'n-
trndent of the City Schools. and Ms. PARK
inson entertained the sraduating class OF
the High School ana the Faculty 80 their
home on Buchanan street Friday evening.
Misses Jean Clark and Amy JsuTesS VS.
tied in Alton the first part OF the week
Mr. Emmett smith and Mis- M1ude New
town were united I'm marriage in East st
L.aCis Saturday. They went 10 Edwards
willie in the evening. accompanied bV a parry
81 friends. and the event was Celebrated
with q social gathering at the home OF MI.
and Mrs. +. W. Baldwin In the parry
from abroad We're: Mr. and Mrs. Emmett
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. NewtOwn. J. );
Smith and daughter. Miss Jennie. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fred BATHS. Miss Katie Stanton. Miss
Gzrtie Burns. Miss Eta Morgan. John New
town. Robert Baugiman. Percy Feather
\. o. Nelson is again at his home in
l. Claire. improved In health alter his
q. b. Crane. who s?ent the winter at
Monrovia. Cal. IS or his way East. and
after a weeks stay with frteEcs at Kansas
A party of East St. Louisans who visited
Edwardsville TIE first Of the week was
composed OF Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marquardt.
their daughters. Misses Irma and Nora. and
Mrs. l.. II. Coy OF st. Louis Is being en-
tertained by her parents. Doctor and Mrs
Miss Cora McKittrick has returned from
Mr.. and Mrs o. ID Finch were guests
Of Litchfield relatives last week
Mrs. +. W. Fritz arrived last evening
from Greenville for a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kcpler.
Miss Grace Reyellc Of Stallings is being
entertained h. Mise Viola Vance.
Miss Cleo ShaneT has returned from Ray
mond.
Mrs. " Mansfield has gone TO Colorado
to spend the summe with her sister. Mrs.
] Alice Hayes.
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Mr.. A W. Cross entertained Mrs Joe Powell
of Debit m; as YES $500, m
nj Mr.. s,, C I :: ky.T tf sas .i IN ms t ta White Hail.
Mr. John Ritehie Of Jerseyviiie was a visitor
Mrs. J. Mcclure OF Jerseyvine has some TO
Mrs. Andrew schsttxen was a visitor IN Alton
.Nr. and Mr.. Leon EnTeI entertained Mr.. and
Miss Ltts Burns was q visitor In St. Louis
Mrs. isaac u. snedek,r has ZOE. 10 Quincy.
Mrs. Annie Davenport Ia, returned after a
WI MI. n 4. Newberry hs, son. to Granite
Miss Sell~ Laadon OF Cs-linvire is . visitor
Mss Neh- oiBsnasa has returned to Ls,chn.si.
M: after y%isitinF friends here
visiting frlenss IN Jerssyviiis. N
Mr William Jseooy was a recent visitor in
Mrs John Lamb hss gone TO Springfield. III.
Mrs Efyard Little OF Kane. III, was a recent
Miss Marguerite Flanagan 4, : visitor in st.
Mis- Tho Fairy Ia, gone to 81. Louis.
Miss Bertha LEAK has returned from Lin
Mss Maud. smith q St Loui. is tn. CUES,
Mrs II ". Pogue was a visitor in 81. Louis
MR. 3. F. Calhoun hs, returned from Carlin-
sa4as FaSers5n, ot 1ersegvii hea ws1s Teeen, 2i.i,
Mrs James Ben il: entertaining Nr. W. $
Nh. Fred Jacobs was s visitor In ST Louis
Mrs j, P. shaekslford has con. TO 81; Louis
Mrs. Victor E DesnoyerS WAS a visitor in s..
Miss Hattie Cartwright OF Alton was 4 guest
Of srisSds in JsTssysI vile v ST su1 p41 {, ,o,f1
were visitors in JsrseyytIie last week.
Mrs. Frnnk Beardslee OF St. Louis was a visi.
william pwrssheE has returned from St. Loul.
Mrs. Dodge entertained on Thursday IN honor
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ERsEYyII.I.E

Mrs J. C. MsrSton and Mrs , X Csdvsl,
lander ~ JsrSeyville were visitors In Dow. Ill.
isSt week.
Nirs Aaron Altman % Medora. III. WAS a
visitor in JcTssyville last week
Miss Myrtle JCne- % Jers-yvtlle has gone TO
M, ]. White Of Kane. H.. was a visitor in
IsrSevVilIe last week.
Miss McNsN EEs returned 10 ST Louis Rter
Visiting friends in JHrSsyviils
Mrs = II. Bearlslsv of ST Louis Was the
guest % Mrs. : II Bo~maL In IerseyVfile last
Mrs. l.. Abel Of Jerseyvnle has gore to Jones'
Mrs. Frances wier OF ElvsrdsviIle ia a yisi-
Mr. " e Kinen and Mrs. Harry Christy
have returned TO Jacksonville after visiting
Mr. Lou McKe> Of Jerseyvfle was a visitor
in 81. Louis last week.
Misses Nellie and NCttie Dodson Of JerSeyvi1s
were visitors IN ST Louis last week
Mr.. {. u. Mcfarland Of ST. Louis was a re-
cent visitor here.
Miss susie Kirby was a visitor in Medora last
week
MIS- Ella ID. Morris has returned to St Louis
after visiting Mrs. J. H Darlington
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dent. S:ay oxley. secretary. Katherine Erbss.
treasurer. Ben Grusch-
The Maccsbe~s entertained az q euchre party
Monday evening The AFFAIR was ve-y we'll at
tended and Er-atiy enjoyed BY those present
The following EcutleIn~n won prizes. James
kcssle-. George Turner aud g BvarS- The
ladies prizes were won by- Mrs ". Schroeder.
Mrs Edward Evans and Mrs. Ben Law.
stan Captain IvirES OF -. Louis. conducted
the salvation Amy services Wednesday even
INK
Nr. and Mr.. George Wagner returned Thurs
d1y from Hot Springs. ARK. Nher- they have
been en- account % Mr. wasoner's health, which
has been greatly improved
Cynene ComrlaEd~ry. No. - knights TEN
plsr. was in-pected Thursday evening hy Sir
William l. Goss Of Springfield. The occasion
WAS very pleasant and the lodge was conpli-
ment"d IN Its proficiency in drill and work The
order 81 Rcd cross vas conferred on Doctor
Frank y. Gil- and g. r DavI> % DuQuoin-
lSafore Jonas. Perry PiNisy. Allen goppIe. GRp
E9riit. John BesSe, JOhr SWet and James
Mason viii repr-sent Csntraiis az the Hign
school meet in Carlyle. MAY :
4 street fair will he held in Cen;ralia. May
Is TO n
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NJ. and Mrs =. c. Logan Of Fairfield are the
guests q drS Logan's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Woln.
Arch DOusles Of Marissa. spent Sunday In this
CITY.
Mrs. William barnard and Mrs James Thomp-
son attended the meeting Of the Home OF Foreign
MissioEary Societies. held In East st LOUIS.
Thursday and Friday
Doctor Ell Bollinger. Of kankakee. vas = CheS-
ter visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. E Sprigg. returned Monday
from Hot springs Ark
Doctor ". W. Lowe OF Gillette. Ark. is the
guest OF Doctor VIII \. Mackenzie this week
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Pomcrpsky Of Columbus.
a.. are the guests ~ Mr.. PomoroSky'S mother.
Mrs Theresa PunoruSky-
Mr. and Mrs. ThomRs Cant celebrated the an
uiveusary Of their wedding last sunday. a num-
her % relatives we're present and a good time
Wa had 4 welding dinner was served.
ChaTiev and Joe Dolles were passengers for
81 L-iiS on the Chester "Wednesday.
Mrs. \. q David OF CariinNilIe. returned home
FRIDAY after a weeks visit with her son. n a.
David.
Miss Nav Supplier OF 81. Louis. is the guest
OF her aunt. Mrs sig Brinkman-
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CENTR ILL.

Mrs 2 d. Lyons has been visiting In Sparta
Ms Doctor Gsus- is visiting he sister. Mrs.
Mr.. r Lyons and wife have returned to Raid
clarence Lambert and wife have Rons to Car
Sondsls 70 make theiT hcmc W Lambert -
NJ: Spemdell Of Einbu.S Is visiting relatives
J y. Shoemaker. who has been living in
Rush COUNTY Kansas. has returned To Centralia-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ryooa are visiting in
q. W. wascranx and Katherine Gu,sse o.
Vii M SS5s reSshiD "Si'iei " S1'en' anu
The Y N {. a lecture course tg- the season
direction Of ihs Iadles. Committee and a de-
nett Of about 50 is The result Of the seasons
Mr. I. s Coz + in Memphis, Team
went 10 The state % washington. has married a
IosinyE Australian. William Va u Ar Lu Is
lived In centrSlia fr many years
Mrs. g. B. Widen has returned from a visit
Mr. M Davis. who has been visiting her
son Il W. Davis, IN 81 augustine. Fla during
John a Beck and wife. who have been visit
Ing a the home OF @. b. kurth. have returned
,The centrSisa Alumni Association win hold
"BaH 5. z znh"S II of PTsn.sni an mi. &o. kas H resafned
home after Al extended visit with relatives In
Y Cunningham. II. G HIIcma and J n
KsishfoTdi have been seieeisd as o.sesntss 70 a.
o. the raiiToad Department AT Topeka kas'
Mrs Emma r. wallace past national president
OF the W r g, presided az 3 meeting OF that
.SIss I4ts brown q feoTia- III Is visiting
Miss Hattie Brown
Ms q. w Weldsn and Mrs l. g Richards
snterta4ned eighty Iadfes at a tea party Tuesday
Afternoon IN the literary contest prt.c1 were
won By Mrs. William Perine. Miss Edna ADAMS.
Mrs C~hries Glare and Miss Daisy Haliann-
Lcncheon was served
Mis- stella Bartle has gone TO Huey 10 visit
Mss Clara Rrinfon has returned home from
kenasha. Wis. Her return Il due 10 poor health
Mrs J. Deeds. Mira ". a. Moone and Sn-
yarf % Flora IN sno tie Reverend and Mrs.
r. Dewitt PeaSe Of salem. we're the guests OF
Hr. and NEs e. y Gum. Moncay
The Alumni Association has elected the follow
ing officers: President. J. 8 Condeti vice presi-
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Nine II. Z Prercott. the celebrated New
YORK beauty and complexion specialist. who
Is now touring the country. after lorg
sfaV abroad. will be al our store MonGAr.
samples q her wonderful SKIN Fcod and
Creams given AWAY
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KING OF ALL SUBDIVISION

N''HN Ut = 10 VN TIE "
comprising III IT'S entirety som 5O acreso o. ground IA own in itself, every foot
lily improve wIthina as short m as possible-and on which $780, 900 90 wort
IS nW going or a proposition or al extentw where we can say o OIL that lot ao
ouy De high-grade residence property, but fol a half mile in each direction it will
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Prescription Department.
A Remarkable Record.

We have filed about ;5eo.ce, i've hundred thou
sand prescriptions. We doubt IL thsie ste OYER 10
stores In the United States that can equal this rec
ord.
II is hand 20 grasp sush figures. and an illustrator
may help yyI-
We estimate that n they were oil 80 he hled by
one clerk. wuFkiu- ~ hours q DAY. II would take
him - years 70 compete the talk. Thes> prescriptions
have been compounded without an error. which TACT
adds to the significance Of the record
Our prescriptions arc filed AMI bound with heavy
sole leather. arranged In series. and any. prescription
in the -l 90 can b. referred TO instantly. Our euor-
nous prescription trade has been attracted by the
rare excellence Of the service We have always given
True. We I'll prefcrip;ions at fair prices and save
our patrons from : 70 80 per cent on the cost but
this wuuIl prove no irducement whatever N conf
dsnce in our service were lacking. People do not hes
itatc AZ cost in such matters Nha- they ask y ac-
eurscy and reliability. and they are sure Of these
here.
Usd.r 70 Circumstances Is the evil Of substitution
psrrrfned.
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BEILEvILLE SOCIETY NOTES.

Miss Louise Gang is visiting friends in
ST. Louis.
Mrs. J. w. Twitchel departed yesterday
for Lead. s. d.
Miss Anna Westrich entertained friends at
her home on East a street Monday evening,
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the pimples. but all failed. The Cincinnati
Chemist who has at last solved the prob
lem states positively that after many years
OF experience in the special study and
Treatment of thousands of patients suffer
ing severely from pimples. ~blackheads and
acne he has found 4 scientific combination
Treatment that removes the pimples and
erUptions. restores the skin soft and smooth
and clean. And he announces through the
public press Of the country that he will
gladly give his method free to all suffer
ers who write. The readers Of this paper
may address the DeTIal Institute. go WeS
Building. Cincinnati. Ohio. with a certainty
that their equest viii receive prompt at
%tention. as ne is the head OF That we'll
known institution and can be relied upon.
The method. while based on the soundest
medical principles. j. 50 simple that any
person can use ii and cure themselves IN
their own home.
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Faycfte Teachers Selected.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
ELyette. Mo. April G-The Fayette School
Beard mot last night ard elected the fol
h-N ing teachers for the next scholastic
year: J. P. Coleman. superintendent; c. II.
Jones. pTtI-i9al Iii-h School: Misses Ida
Davis. Aayme Thompson. Ami Wright.
Wilma Potts. Ada Blackwell. Title Bryan
Emily OwinSs ard Mary Talbot.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-05
PAST MASTER COUGH.

lie Pleasantly Surprises lis tbdd TSliow
brethren.
Dallas. March Past Grand Mas
ter Cough OF Mckinney. who was sup
posed TO be having his eyes treated al
an Austin sanitarium. was present
the meeting OF the Odd Fellows grand
lodge Tuesday afternoon and given a
rousing welcome.
A proposition was submitted by
delegates from Corsicana lodge. which
offered 10 donate a fine lot In that city.
provided the grand lodge would set
aside $4,000 for the erection Of a
lodge building on II. and would ar
range for the removal OF the Office of
the grand secretary OF that city. The
matter was deferred until Wednesday.
The second days session Of the Re
bekah state assembly was called 20 or
der by the president, Mrs. VI +. Wiley.
OF Mckinney. The morning session
was taken up with the discussion of
new bylaws. the report OF which was
submitted by the propers committee
They were referred 20 president vice
president. warden aud treasurer a
collection 70 erect a fraternal building
at ST. Louis fair was taken up De-
Erees was conferred upon ninety-slr
members.
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eoER coLoNIsTs.
A Number of Them Expect to soon 10
cate in Mexico,

A Number ct Them Expect to soon 10
cat. Ia Mexico,
Monterey. Mex. March Word has
been received here that General Sny-
man. who Is at the head Of a party OF
Beers who expect 20 establish colonies
In Mexico. will arrive in Monterey
about March 10. He will be accom-
panied by General Joubert General
Fouche and others who have accom-
panied him on a trip over the repuO.
lie in search Of suitable lands for the
Beers they represent
The BOer leaders are now in Tam
aulipas. No location has yet been de-
clded on aud their visit 20 Monterey
will be 90 confer with men who con-
troll property which has attracted their
attention.
A letter from the Boer general, Sam
uel Pearson. has removed all doubt re-
gardlng their establishment Of homes
In Mexico. In the letter General
Pearson stated that his party has in
vested $500 900 In Texas lands.
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J. w. Bats
REAL ESTATE
A C E N 7

Have IN once the only SGT OF Abstract BOOKS OF
BiAaos County Land Titles.
FOR SALE.
About los acres located one mile
from court house, % acres In cultiva-
ton and balance In pasture. Fenced
with 6wires. Price $4,000.
About ore and oue-quarter acres
near schoo. house In southeast part
jf town. SMALL -. ~ cottage, tenant
house and veil on premises. Price
1850.
Six room house and two lots OF
ind located four blocks from
M. street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price 1920.
One quarter block near Allen Aca-
denny. East front. Price $4,000.
Terms easy.
One half Of block near Allen
academy. Price $1,000.
Lots near school house at si00
each.
About a. acres Of land on south
Side Of town. good new f-r0Om house
with we'll, cistern and out-housos.
Price $1,000.
4-room house, with pantry. hall
and two galleries. Tub cistern bOr-
ed we'll stable and garden. Locat,
ed : blocks from Courthouse. Rents
for $500 per month. Price S6j0OO.
Oue-quarter block aud good broom
house, garden, orchard and neces-
sary outhouses; located In good
neighborhood in northern part OF
town. Price $1,000.
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ForSALA(l
"
IA NJ AR BETHEA
Successor 70 Monroe Edge,
Real Estate Agent.

VIII sell the Pochila two story
house cheap.
VIII sell lots In north western part
Of city. 20 colored people. inside lots
at s2b.00, corner lots nj $1,000.
90 acres on NNlxon creek known as
Pearson place, 20 ae-as IN cultiva-
tion. All creek bottom land except
5 acres. Good place for party want
ing small farm. Going cheap.
100 acres good creek bottom land,
Q tenant houses. 400 acres In cultiva-
tion.all rich land. everlasting water.
VIII sell for $40 per acre. or trade
In or 30 acres anywhere west Of the
Brazos river.
i50 acres In Reliance settlement. n
we'll Of good water. good seven-room
house. barn and cribs. ~ acres In
cultivation and under ferce. No
fence around rest Of land. Close 10
good church and school. VIII sell
for $500, on easy terms.
IS acres Of land: 30 acres In Guilt
walton. q miles west Of town; good g.
room house. cribs and barns, we'll
Of good water, good fence around
place. Going nj $500.
~ acres ~ north corner Of Bob
Johnson place. all under fence: 81
acres In cultivation. 3-room house,
one crib and smoke-house. good or
chard. Selling for $500. Easy terms.
Other lands too numerous 10 men,
ton.
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DENIED BY BRYAN.

Says ne Has No Intention of Leading .
Democratic Revolt.
Pittsburg March i.-Wm. ]. Bryan.
IN an interview denied that he will
lead a revolt from the Democratic
party In case the gold Democrats cap
ture the national convention. as was
reported from New York Mr. Bryan
said that he had not made any such
statement and said that the contem-
plated action was improbable and he
did not discuss those probabilities.
Never will you find the gold Dem
ocrats carrying any Democratic con-
vention Of national importance. The
very idea Is absurd