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.EREDITR NICHOLSON

the audacity, and the generosity Of the
people of Clarkson eXemplified.
Such was the first nights entertainment.
The crowd which was brought to town to
spend its money certainly was not de-
frauded. The second night 1t was treated to
band concerts, horse show and other en-
tertainments. while the Knights of Midas
closed the door of their wooden temple
upon all but their chosen guests. These
were, Of course, expected to pay a certain
sum for their tickets, ind the sum was
not small. The Knights Of Midas ball was
not. 1t should be said, cheap affair. Rart-
dan and Saxton had taken a balcony box
for the ball and they asked Evelyn 8
guests to share it with them. Raridan
stin growled to Saxton over what he called
Evelyns debasement, but he had said
nothing more to Evelyn about 1t.
Here's to the dedication of Jim Wheat
on" he sighed, as he and Saxton waited
for the young ladies in the Porter drawing
room.
Saxton grinned at him unsympatheti-
cally.
"Stop signing like an air-brake You will
be dancing yourself TO death in an hour"
When the two young women came In,
Raridan's spirits frightened. Evelyn was,
Miss Marshall declared, perfectly ador-
able in her gown; but the young men DID
not see her. She was to go later with her
father
They were early at the hall, whose bare
ness had been relieved by a gay show of
bunting and flags
Il will now give you a succinct running
account of the first families of this conf
munity as they assemble" Raridan an
nounced, when they had settled in their
chairs. There were no seats on the main
floor, as the ceremonial part of the enter
tainment was brief, and the greater num-
Der of the spectators stood until it was
over. An aisle was kept down the middle
of the hall and on each side the crowd Cos
siped, while a band high above played
popular airs.
Were all here" said Raridan when the
band rested. THE butcher. the baker and
the candlestick maker; also probably some
of our cooks. We are the spectacle at one
of Nero's matinees: the goodly knights are
ready for combat, and those who have had
practice in the adjacent packing houses
have the best chance of winning the VIC
tory. There comes Tim Margrave, one of
the merriest OF them all, fun of Arthurian
valor and as gentle a knight as ever held
lance or bought a city council. And there
is the master of our largest and goriest
abattoir. That is not a star his chest
but diamond pig, rampant On a field of
dress-shirt He used to wear 1t on his
watch-chain, but II was too inconspicuous
there
On his breast fve-pcint star
Points the way that his kingdoms are"
Miss Marshall was scrutinizing the man
indicated through her opera glasses
SWhy, 1t is pige' she declared
"Of course 1t is-' said Wary, with an
aggrieved air. II hope you don't think I'd
fib about IT, Now. the girl over there by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-15

administrations but no enemy was ever so
bitter or malicious as to question my
veracity. Upon the transmission the
dispatch above referred to to the city of
Havana it will be believed, for the first
time by any one of that community, that l
have been guilty of an untruth.
."It is for these reasons that I request
that the department take any action which
1t may properly take to protect me, and
other officers equally concerned from the
injurious effects of such false statements
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Porto Rican Military Port.

Capt. Joseph T. Crabbs, quartermaster,
has been ordered to New York city N Y,
for the purpose of attending meeting or
the board of officers, appointed TO prepare
ana propose plan for the permanent Inn
proVements of the post at San Juan, Porto
Rico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-15

One paper in the home is
worth FIVE sold on the streets
from an advertising standpoint.
The Star is delivered by carrier
into between $4,000 and $4,000
Washington homes every week
day.
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DIR aperies.

Elegant showing of Portieres, Couch Cow
ers and Lace Curtains. Our stock of these
goods includes an immense variety of pat
terms of all kinds. You will find every COM,
bipation of color effects and designs, and
the extremely low prices we quote will be a
revelation to you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-15
Carpets and Rugs.

Big variety of patterns in all grades.
Rugs in all sizes and all kinds, embracing
Smyrnas, Ingrains, Administers, Velvets,
Tapestry Brussels, etc; also big line of
Oilcloths, Linoleums. Mattings, etc.
No extra charge for sewing, laying and
lining.
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BIDS AND PRoPoSaIs

Y0TTcE TO BUILDING CONN., ,olsIIs5
Sealed bids wiz be zee tece', X cslT|
WAS 'la 4. until 2 O'Clock p n ~; ;sa ifsl
tbe Kin dav of March, A. y norse i a
6uilding Of frame sca a,a,s 1' Slts
FOR said city in acccrdanes II. d
ma specifications now 81 .itr, % q
secretary's Office in saia n. I, ths II
bo there seen and also TX ia .,
If A. o. Watson arehllessese eptA q
of Austin. Texas An ~ s' sun 4 4
check or good bond N Vii clt,
forfeited as damages To- ri IN shc I.
successful bidder snou.s n enlE
expiration OF ten Gays FOR ths sl
contract with said cliy Salldinr q
and completion Of said u ssDeitss'!
ING 10 tie sid plans apu fbs -
io accompany each old, DID,. ssrssi 4
S9o0o Of Inc contract pl,e. IN upta
Viii he reserved by Ssis syFt'e
VIA h,l,dlng is ccnipleIso5I n "
tbn orchitect aud acfep'sgg ,s,Trs i
council. rho city ceaa 5 "a bid' N
ria1t 10 reject any INV II. ",
RirXandcr. sr. Mayor "
Secretary. -----------s-
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MAKE your money earn money; a safe 10.
vestment, weekly diyidendsi sums OF s11
up received; your money always AZ yo'nis
command and all money to your ctelt
earned and paid between and per cent
each and every week; this is no gampllIE
hut legitimate business proposlu9p; Desl
write for free booklet Address II. kfo-
laski & Co. suite 4D3, 3J0 Dearborn street.
thtcnrn III
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PATENTS
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Patents secured or Zee returned
send model or sketch for FREE opinion
rs toy patcntabilny. send for or Illus
trated GUIDE BOOK. finest publication
Issned for free dlstrihution; contains 100
mechanical movements: tells HOW TO
OBTAIN. A PATENT. HOW AND WHAT
no INVENT FOR PROFIT. now r,
SELL PATENTS. LAW POINTS FOR
INVENTORS, ETC Patents secured
through US advertised without charge IN
the PATENT RECORD. SAMPLE cory
FREE. We also scnd free cur LIST OF
INVENTIONS WANTED Address
EVANS WIIKENS & co,
REGISTERED PATENT ATTORNEYS,
EVANS BLDG WASHINGTON y. l..
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BUY TT QU1CK-Good rice land with oil
indications; So 70 IS per acre STANLEY &
Myers, 824 Hennen building, New Or
leans. La. 8
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$3.50 -oNE-dALF INTEREST; Join me; 90
Chicago; start a mail order business. Ad-
dress 9537. this office.
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FOR SALE Restaurant. doing good bus
ness; reason Tor selling, leaving city Al
hreaa 1M0T lnnErcsa nNcnmc.
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FOR RENT One or two gentlemen large
two connecting II preferred; gas gas
stove, bath, HOT and cold water, telephone.
new house, private family. sos Lcclau'
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EDLE Capitalfinds the channelof
4 trade through Post Want Ads
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

no BUSINESS MEN--Frce--W write for our
SIS specimen book OF commercial embos
sing which shows tho highest nttainmeuts
nrt with specimens OF every line OF hnsl
ness; postpaid free lf you ash tor pvoS
No 10, aud ask FOR IL Oh your Own pelntiiu
stationery; postal requests VIII net Eet ~
Maverick Clark Co, cngrayers, iithostapA
urs, printers san Antonio, Texas
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Two furnished south rooms for light house
Keeping, central, desirable location; no
other roomers; references. Apply 1GlD
Walker avenue \
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FURNISHED or unfurniShed rooms for
housekeeping; coo Jackson street :
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NTHERS READ POST
. Want Ads. Do you?
BUSINESS CHANCES.
HusINESs RARGAINS.

p
good modern dwelling 5000
$500 capital wanted n start laundry bus.
~ heuoYa, ". va; excellent location,
Monument bus in large Southern city. cs
ta1llshed 30 yrs. highly profitable. Si7ooo.
Sl0.Op capital stock In company organ
ned 70 buy state Fair and Horse Stow
grounds and adjoining real estate iu lar-e
mont
", l25 Dbl steam pour mill south Haven.
KAN me condition; good bus S13UM
tirlst and saw mill, 40 q and impis. w
miles from Lafayette rcm S4E0
Limited quantity stock iit ono ~ TIC bt 81
sud most succossful Portli,id ccmcut eos.
share Par $40.
:. nrug. and stationery bus, Arkansas city,
$500 capital wanted 10 start credit cloth.
Ing bus, Cleveland. Ohio. Fine opening.
Complete brick mfg plant, Shrewsbury
i"wnshp' York co. Pa. profitable bus.
Feed aud huel,vhcat mill cider mill. rec.
and 10 a. Lisbon Ohio $500
Wholesale and retail bakery. Toledo. Ohio
Restaurant ard lee cream bus, Washing
TOW. Iowa. 5000.
Patent oven building bus. s. Louis. Mo
n,shly satisfactory article. nuo bus. $1,000
Complete newspaper plant. Alyord Iowa,
Complete oporn house. oxford Mich
Complete opera house aud bus bldg IN
rr"sperous Mo town; good Investment
Hl""N
oWplotc cigar factory Broctiou. Mass
fa'N"
1900 shares 'al. gold mining stock
$1,000.
complete dairy sud blsl Spencer. io7a
5000
saloon md dwo.. hu7. and hKt, Inn"S
vile, rtio. . rooius. Inns $3.50
Furnished hotel md 2 lots. Hragnwnt'r
~ - r0om> good location 5000
lirr office and NJ n. pracrico Marietta
Z valuob.n quarry. 200 20 Rutland. w.
E CONTAINING bIIa sfone and p,eslbIv marble
I.5J ,,su tit,i,5,l ,.ith ,btta ti,l fr.l ,HL
Z ,,.hIt, tbr.,, mamie ana non'sr az ono
I.r,plrte .a,'.r,Unr Mani M Town al
800, t,,,r.tt',,. t b,.,;rh ,,t,r,t.j., ei..0
',iN, nr,-ltre mint IiYt'., MI
~.
! ,-,.t,.s ,,-,t,,- ana e,,r}r- milf.
l'lph.5 "a ~,i siSun
4n' ..,ottt,j ',,,,,ti,,c ron,
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.rl't'il.'l' ~ "u 'N'i1,' tn,. III
hIl'h a,,.. ,l" IsU, ~ 800
4' -lhN NV W. '''''"u' Itii.r-o
/ ''n i''"'s' F
Nrt -. ,a .o. land
I ',uPlt' r,"lt 'utttr- 500 o.6
'i hlNlI' ~ l',u IN, ~ - ~, y e1nln
l"ut tl,u ,',u M Iiif.Irotc ,t,es
fSlahI-0el ''unnit ~ ,,,,l..in- an,
N"''V ,aW.aI UNI" 70, w. u, i,
pEelhE l"Nu Al''N ~ 'uu,,t I,,@ ror
House u''NIH- AuI ',I.g15 It's S.ood
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NEW tour room cottage Iceland and
Bowling: SIS per month, NAPLES druc
store. OIL Congress s.
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I DIE CapitaIfind the channeIOf
Il trade through Post Want Ads
BUSINESS CHANCES.


. ". PARRY & CO. Cooperative Book
matters: have earned and paid cvcw
week from IN 3 nor cent OH money In
vested with rs. an money stnudue 10
L0'T credit on our books subject 10 Nith
drNal on dcmaud the best paying boo
N"stinHlt ~ tho couutri itcfereucre
satisfied Investors mud prominent hul
ness men Wrltr Tor free booklet which (
l"r9uEhiy eN paius 1ur methods o
" Farry Co. suite 2i4-2to. Century
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FOR RENT.
MOVING AND STORAGE. THREE SEW
tATED. LOWEST RATES oN sTnlI
AaSE MQNLl, LOANED o.. FJR%I,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS A SPECiALrt.
SEAMAN c.. \ BARTELL.
PHONES i69.
FOR RENT-N Nicely furnished second story
room, hot and cold water, electric lights;
- s05 Mlgklnney ayenue. u
PHONE 700 Tor Wilson's hicks II
NICELY furnished rooms m private fam.
Ky an modern convenlenccs. Apply SOP
FOR RENT Pleasant upstairs room iu pri-
N1ic family; use bath aud phone only
haif block from car line 1910 Walker ave
nue. =
TWO connecting mfurulshed rooms Tor
rout lois Prairie. s.
TWO Rooms, connecting; nnfurnyhrd
l213 CLAY S
FOR RENE Nodrrn eIA -Too-n b0I,sr 00l7
In Branch Annly t70i In Rron,i ,iJ
phone 1919
TWO TNFTRNiSHTD ROOMS for 7---6i
housekeeping: an ronyrbieprc-. rrtci,.
cuccs. Apply so St. Emanuel
ETEGANTTY 71I0i76cI rooms. 500 VTcTTIr
n"S avenue. II
nm - i--S
room bo, and oSld batb 9 ned nh ' ,aoS-
r,.,r,ri.r,, ,"| ~ H. a." lmuu'
,-,,7,7-7
,I,, - ou' h'eF 'lrnisntH room
WIN "i without hoard Apply l"2 liDmil
;,-,-.,4i
~ NF'S'M VIZ furnished rooms Tor
,,uPl,a, .8iee room ior thtA" young men
fqNl II| oit ''''1 Equiv 'n'aii,'' reference,
..ror u,5ne's' G ,n glss without 'h'i
-. ~
| FOR RGNr Three rooms aul hall IN
torr,. sa,su ~ P'' 'N'"'' N''"%
.---- Ill --s--- 10
| ~ RNlStiEp rooms Tor Gentlemen. All mod
- 1870 ~ ~ HIAn'h. u
| ron RENT Ono room furnished to-
| rooms furnished or UNFINISHED: suitrhl.
Tor Hght housekeeping; hot ard cold
| water INl2 washington street II
! ---------------
W" IuralSned front room, LOO Milan, old
Inone -oo9 Two rings.
| TO RFNIT -To 59r-ji,- ,-I,I--,, -----Ii II,
! Uteh, residence an northwest corner Of
Mt1atcr ana Mlllul streeis, Apply q" Russ
" Wood duha Main street. ~
| TOV RTTT Ti-bf-r0rn1 two Sf-7-1 GG,'-,,
| lllt Ihcurvcrt street. u
| m -RNTSHTn ROONiS or -enIIc1TCr oIgr
| for LIGHT bousokrouI,c. m IoiS Nra,,ry
street. IakG lll"rlL aycuuc car.
| ROOMS fnr II0bf L,U-rln,l,,In,, iC'Io No.
noll0
| SltNGN-ROoM modern tcorucl tWc-st0ry
house. Franklin, $50. Apply 2tO3 Frank
lin. II
FOR RENI-'rvo or three ulcO unturuiShcl
rooms, modern improvements. references
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RICH ZINC MINING property Of FORTY
acres near Joplin, Mo. tne mill ana full
equipment; worth $4,000; price, $1,000.
,nelnding all stock ard bends. " "
adelphin. ;
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TWO nnfurnished rooms for light house..
keeping, In new house. with MI modern
Couyeuicnccs: sol Walker avenue II
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TWO LARGE connecting rooms, furnished
for light housekeeping. Apply afternoon.
1918 Commerce. Ia
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C0MPLETE RICE FARM OUTFIT on
leased land, $50 acres two-thlrds cash,
balance on easy terms, Fred Hathaway,
Nedcrland, Texas n
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FOR SALE Established husiness with
lcnsc OF store; well located; in progress
siyJ town OF Orange, Texas; stock Is
now and upto date; good chance for right
party; good reasons FOR selling. Address
L., thta Office IL
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& PER CENT md over earned weekly on
Investments ~ $50 and upward IN one -
the most profitable modern cooperative
racing stables Endorsed by satisfied Gus
TONERS IN all parts Of tho country: This
is an opportunity 90 place Your Idle capt
tai In an established business that viii
net you greater returns than any form ~
investment before the public. your money
az your command NJ oil times subscrip
lions acknowledged by certificate or dc
posts for full particulars send for free
booklet Demarest & Co, Temple Court
brltairg fNhfrarn I'll
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FURNISHED ROOM for gentleman; sol
Walker avenue. II
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FOR SALE My fruit lsh. oyster aud con.
feotionery business NJ n very low price ON
account OF leaving the country. cstah,
ilsled since 1888: this business clears dou.
bic the Investment each year after an
expenses are paid; II you want gilt
edge, money,making business address
nuraneili Temple, Texas 8
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WANTED Inventors, patcntecs aud me-
chanics and every one Interested In pat
Cnts and Inventions 10 send for our In
ventors' guide. This sixty-page book sent
FREQ contains full Information about pat.
cnts How 20 obtain a PATENT what 70
invent for profit and how 20 sell n pat
cnt. This elegantly printed book sent
free to any address. O'Meara & Brock,
Patent attorneys go Eleventh street.
n. w, Washington, u. O. g
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GOOD proposition on the best business
block IN one of the good Central Texas
towns; vii! sell, taking half IN land, notes
hardware, wagons. vehicles, saddlery, cat
tie or cash; will furnish renters for tho
entire biock and make terms ON balance
SO rents VIII pay &c. Address III, i, THIS
office 10
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nEilEE tUAN 4 GOLD MINE Vow Is
tna rrn 30 make fortune p vho1t and
raru send for special letter Buy Na,
rr.vgraph order Mail margins Fidelity
Investment to-, DO MenN building, ST.
IpuIE Mo
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NJ ~ ALTON WANTED Middle 0CeJ C",,.
nan couple. without children seeks sitna-
L,on. man Tor horse and ward work. MI,
us us COOK. Address 90l7, this ofRce .
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TOR SALE Stock IN cereal food factory
this Is preferred interest bearing stock
ana pays 10 per cent per nnnum; absolute
" safe: write for full particulars today.
Nichols wilson 255 s. Broadway, Les
Angeles. Call. 3
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sUBEK YOUNG MAN, position - sTS.
tohary engineer night wntchm9n ar
tbis WI do anything Address a5O6.
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W II. PATTERSON, Dallas, Texas, buye
old line life policies. II
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WANTED Position iu drug store; can loan
employer $1,000; might purchase interest
later 1850 this office. 10
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INSURANCN ny MAIL = rransnction
strictly confidential; do YOU want n pol.
lev FOR the protection OF one who has
extended Won credit2 DO you want n
policy paid mp In twenty years. aud II
returned In addition 10 amount OF poll.
cyf 30 you want an Investment Nv
inr lnsurancp9 IL heats the savings
bank on building ana loan as an invest
mont: notes taken: the celebrated
.Iiatford life Watch" goes with each
policy Send Vour age. Friends, ac-
Quaintuuces mud business men generally
SON. Manager Hartford Life, Dallas. ~
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, 49, thtl' druggist, 20 years Cxperi-
npescri 49,, temperate habits, thorough
ta oS..l 'lonlsi good salesman. neat stock
Nyvp,I speaks Spanish references good,
wants SIT Address ao4s, this Office.
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WANTED -Good location for q $50 saw
siu plant @ G. ircrcbs, Affair. Tcxas
go
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Ill CRAWFoRD-New two-story house;
seven rooms and reception room; modern
conveniences; no small children. Apply
1000 Lamar. Ia
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ROOMS for light Housekeeping. TSI2 Mag
noiln.
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FOR RBNT-Larce boarding house; good
location; furniture for sale cheap. For
sale at bargain, one lot with nice four
room cottage; on car line Call and look
over our rental list Houston Real Es-
tate Co. 5ldi6 Main
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FURNISHED ROOMS Tor light h0u9oLc6ii,
ing; reference required. GlG Austin
street IL
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s seSs morse and buggy ana make him.
dee. 'i"'' tuis OF
lEp--Positlon bS yoonT NAV q, -,
Icy store; can give good refersnees IA
htII S,I DRUGGIST desires 5os,,
sbs. manage business on ssisry or
psss NJ, pse sas coed references. address
'in'e' IA
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SMALL INVESTORS desiring to acquire
stock IN a highly profitable Houston "a.
terprise are invited 90 address for PAR
ticulars p3U6. this office n
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY to purchase paying
sllocu. well ic,afcd. moderate rent, owner
lasviug ritv Address @r5. this ofncg ~
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Iut ltENI One Toom flmIShod tvo
rooms furnished or unturnshed; suitable
for Hight Housekeeping; hot ard cold
Water. l0l2 Waahimgton street u
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ROOMS FOR RENT-Furnished FOR light
housekeeping, and others at 1902 Con
gress avenue.
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IND nor TEEl BOOlN 'I0cIs and IIH
urse explaining option trading SO
mHrEius 100 bushels " cents. Osborn
Grain Co, ~ Chamber commerce, Mime
apolis. Miun.
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FURNISHED ROOMS from $t25 to 81 30
per week; one block from Rice hotel; gu
FRnnin S
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up-todate stock Of general mercnardise
near Dasas az SOC; invoice about $4,000
Adams 4 Pcrre. Fusiness Opportunities
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FOR sALE--on account OF protracted IN.
ness the Peoples Store, BOT Houston
street, Fort Worth, Texas; clean, well Sc
lected stock OF department store goods
established trade: sell for about $4,000 s
Arizona republican., 1903-10-17
ALL IN READINESS
Complete Arrangements for Euter-
 tainment of Today's Visitors.

There was another meeting at the board of trade room last night. of the general anG' subcommittee appointed 10 arrange for the entertainment of the Hearst party at which all details were finally disposed Of. The finance committee reported the collection of 500, an amount that il is believed will more than cover the expenses of the ocasion and by vote of the gen. eral committee it was decided should there be a surplus it should be turned into the treasury of the board which can easily make use of it and which has heretofore done much good work at it's own expense. It was also re ported to the general committee that in the raising of this fund Paul Kruger had materially assisted though he was not a member of the committee.
 It was the sense of the committee also that two members of the press committee that in the raising of this fund Paul Kruger had materially as sisted though he was not d member of the committee.
 It was the sense of the committee also that two members of the press committee should accompany the pre- viously appointed advance reception committee 10 go north on this morn ing's s. F. p. X P. train and meet the party, returning with them. Dr. G. w. Vickers and Mulford Windsor were named as the two representatives of the press. The other members of the advance reception committee are B. A. Fowler. T. T. Powers. r. c. Norris, Judge A. C. Baker and F. P. Trott. Votes of thanks were passed to the finance committee, MT. Kruger. and the s. F. P. & P. railroad the latter for transportation courtesies to the ad- vance committee.
 The raising of the fund so quickly and the good natured response of the citizens was taken as an indication that the people are fully appreciative of the new conditions that HOW obtain | in this valley and the contributions