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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1906-02-02
LuckieSt Man I'm Arkansas.

II m the luckiest man in Arkansas, ~
writes III. l.. Stanley, of Bruno. "sinc.
the restoration of my wife's hce ith al
ter five years OF continuous coughing
and bleeding from the lungs; and !
owe my good fortune to the worlds
greatest medicine, DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, which
know from experience will cure con.
sumption if taken in time. My wife
improved with first bottle and twelve
bottles completed the cure" Cures
the worst coughs and colds or money
refunded, AT O. j. Harris, Timmons
Bros, and f. b. Gunter's 4at.sbuig,
and CrosSon Drug Co, Leesville.
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1t Is sin to suffer with backache
and pains over the Kidneys, when a
single dose Of Pine-ules will give re-
lief in one night. suffering women
should heed these warnings ere it is
too late. Female troubles may result
Pine-ules will strengthen the Kid
neys and bladder, cleanse the blood
and relieve the aches and pains of
Neuralgia and Rheumatism. Sold by
Timmons Bros.
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UTTERLY IMPOSSIBLE.
DEACON JOHNSON" said

DEACON JOHNSON" said dc
parson,
W'eu de deacon cum FUN town,
7" Stop dere. Deacon Noah johnson;
Set dat jug OBJ yo'wn right down!
-" Now, good Deacon said de parson,
Pears ter me youse fell FUN grace.
Tell me wot yo' got hyar, deacon
Tell me right now, face ter facet
Wisht yo'd seed dat cullud deacon
Ez he raised his head an said,
Dis hyar is Plantation Bittahs-
good fo' weakness in de head"
"Who 1t b'long to?" axed de parson-
"Who it b'long to? Ansah quick!"
An de parson struck de bittahs
Wild great Dig walking'-sJick,
Do, pray, parson." said:de deacon,
Jes' ez humble ez could be,
" One-ha'f b'longs ter Deacon Walker
T'othah ha'f it b'longs ter me-"
"Ain't yo' promus'd me, Br'er johnson
Dat yo' want gwine drink no mo-
Now, yo' take dat jug dis minnit
An right out yo'r ha'f, sab, do.
e" Jes' can't do it," said Br'er johnson
Ez he let his conscience dror,
Cause yo' see mIne7s at de bottom
An Br'er Walkers hats on top!
Judge
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The children's jubilee ot good health
ollows the use OF Bees Laxative Hon.
ey and Tar, the cough syrup that ex
peIs all cold from the system by act
ing as cathartic on the bowels A
certain remedy for Group Whooping
cough and all lung and bronchial =
fections. Sold by Timmons Bros.
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Read the Mysteries OF Udolpho
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1906-02-02
|GAFrNEY GIRL MAR
RIED AS A MAN
IN MISSOURI.
PAULINE WEBSTER CHARGED
WllHPERIURY IN OBTAINING
lHARRIAGE CERTIFICATE TO
WED RESTAURANT CASHIER.
,ecIa,l to The State

Special to The State
Kansas City, Jan. 22.-An invest
ieation today at police headquarters
into the case of John Allaine Whit
man. who was arrested yesterday fol'
lowing his marriage Friday to Miss
Marietta jelly, q restaurant cashier
proved that Whitman Is a woman
and the latter thereupon confessed
herself to be In reality Miss Paulin'
Webster, aged 81, a native Of Gaffney
s. @. She will be prosecuted for per-
jury committed in obtaining the
marriage license.
s'I am woman, but have dressed
as man for three years." she said To-
day In the presence Of Chief Heyes.
.'I have worked as q man and lived as
one. I married this girl when she
said she could not live without me
Ny fatner's name was Noah Webster.
He was big South Carolina Mason.
When he died eight years ago. he left
some money to me and my two bro
theirs, j. E. Webster and j. r. Web
ster. did not think was getting
my share, SO after quarreling with my
brothers, left home. I worked in
hotels and restaurants until three
years ago. One day in Dallas, Tex.
while ] was employed In the Kimball
hotel, heard that cook was wanted
by theatrical company travelling In
private car. The owner Of an en-
ployment agency told me If 1 was a
man could get $50 month. That
gave me an idea. I bought cheap
suit, cut of my hair, and next day re-
turned to the agent and completely
fooling the employment agent, Was
hired for the theatrical company"
ST loved him and thought that With
his money and my little savings we
could buy a restaurant and make a
good living" said Marietta Jelly to-
day, in her home at Sheffield. 81 can
not believe he (she) is a woman. l
thank God though that did not leave
Kansas City with him or her, or, Oh!
don't know what to do. He wanted
me for my money, little that it was" I"
REMEMBERED IN GAFFNEY.
Special to The State.
Gaffney, Jan. 22.-Pauline Webste r
is well known here, but as she has
been supposed to be dead for several
years. She was the daughter of the
late Noah Webster, who was large
owner Of real estate in this county
and left a valuable estate, which was
divided among tie other heirs b. the
court, the daugh ter, Pauline. being
regarded as dead. She left here sew
eral years ago under unfavorable cir
cumstances and nothing at all has
been heard from her since then. Her
relatives here are among the most
prominent and highly respected CIT
izens OF the community, her brother
being prominent county official. The
news OF the affair in Kansas City is a
surprise. State.
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STORY OF A WEDDING
GIFT.
HOW IT BEwILDERED THE WOMAN
TO WHOM IT CAME.

NC Cliuc hdu ucdIu Cudv Cuc HAL
was going to send her a wedding pres.
ent, and knowing the way men have
or sending unusual and unuseful things
she Thought 1t we'll to convey to him
through very prudent source tie fact
that she needed cand e-sticks.
"Don' t let him know l gave you
the tip" she cautioned the Source, .
and do be tactful about it,"
rhe Source showed her tactfulnes>
by going to the man and saying "Giv,
her candle-sticks; she wants 'em."
The man thought over this informa-
lion gravely.
What sortp" he asked presently.
Amy SORT" replied the Source.
'She's not particular"
The man went downtown with mis-
chief In his eye aud money in MS peoK-
ct. He songht department shop. i
want to see some candle-sticks," he
told the clerk. ''Somo cheap candle
sticks"
The clerk vas obliging. "Win these
do?" she asked.
9Th Sc" were Of the brown Tin sort
which ere used occasionally by furnace
men to take downstairs at night when
they go to attend the furnace and
must have light. They were unlovely
of themselves and they were embel.
lished with the dust Of ages and a
little grease from the candies which
at some time they must have held.
The man regarded these with salts
faction. "How much?'' he asked.
Five cents apiece"
"I'll take two Of them," decided the
shopper, "and l wish you'd do them
up in the biggest box you have, and
pack them nicely with elcelsior and
let me have them"
The clerk was trifle amazed, for
she seemed to be weak in imagination,
but SHE did as the man requested,
while that malign individual stood by
and chuckled.
Next the man called a messenger
boy. and the box was at once dispatch
ed to the home Of the matron.
That person, returning home late
one afternoon from shopping, found it
in the library, with note on top OF
it saying that the giver hoped the
gift would be found acceptable.
The matron went down on her
knees before the package in ecstacy.
"He sent them," she said. WASH t
IL lovely OF him; and they will be in
time to use for our first formal din
ner."
Then she pulled out excelsior and
got it all over the carpet and present.
ly putting in her thumb-like Jack
Horner exactly-she pulled out a
dusty brown tin candle-Stick. Good
ness mel she said.
Bewildered, she put in her thumb
again and brought Iorth its mate.
The matron sat down ON the floor
and gaZed in ewilderment.
81 won der" she said; "but no, that
could hardly be. should think-but
he could hardly have been so-but
never MUD"
She went to the telephone after this
and called the man up and told him
his present was perfectly lovely and
The very thing she wanted, ano that
she was going to paint a design Of
wild roses on each one and put pink
bow around its neck and put them in
the guest chamber.
The man received her acknowledge
ments so gravely that she couldn't
tell whether he was serious or not, and
she wasn't really sure until the next
day, when there came from one of the
jewelers. for her an exquisite pair of
silver candlesticks, beautifully en-
graved-and then she knew.-Balti-
more News.
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FrlghtfuIIy Burned d.

Chas. w. Moore. a machinist, of
Ford City, Pa, had his hand frighiful-
ly burned In an electrical furnace. He
applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve with
the usual result: "a quick and perfect
cure" Greatest heal er on earth fol
Burns, Wounds, Sores, Eczema and
Plies. 25c at o. ]. Harris, Timmons
Bros, and Gunter's Drug Store,
Batesburg, and Crosson Drug Co.,
Leesyille.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
SAMPLE BARGAINS.

SAMPLE BARGAINS.
On the cor. OF let So. and Jeremy ST..
$3.50
On West 2nd So n beautiful ncw 5-roorn
oh:s strictly mod. cement walk, 20. front.
On 9Th West near 21d So. east front,
nice 6-room bk., bath and Z. l.. cement
walk. $240D
On West End So broom mod. bk.,. &C.
ment walk, fine lawn. alley in rcor SSt3o.
On cor. Ith West and 4th So. Il nice g.
room and barn. city water and flowing
we'll; $21OO
$500
Near sth West and End So. i-room
$3.50
On 18th East near Brigham. e-i oom.
strictly mod, nice home, $500.
On South 9th East Groom, strictly mod.
big lot, fine shade: $1,000
On Sth East, 5-room bk., bath, c. J.,
furnace. built for Il home. lot 55xloI IT. TO
On 9th East. a new s-roon blk. strict
ly mod. east front lot 50x105 IL. TO alley:
On sth East. 4-room. strictly mod, 5000.
on End st. 7-room strictly mod cement
walk, nice lawn, south front; niuat sell:
$500.
30. 9Th East. a new 5-room bk.' nice
On 9Th st, n beautiful Groom med,
south front. nice lawn, s33O:
exlo cor. on Brigham ST.. $500.
sx10 on Second ST.; $l1G0
2MxS on East End South; sl40.
33X120 feet on n st: $50
53xl0 feet on 5th at, $50.
S215x120 feet on cor. 9th g., s1I5o.
c. E. Little & Co,
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KELSEY G. GILLESPIE SOLD THAT
very cheap residence, the ''Godbe
house" East lst So, that we advertised
last week. for sll,5O0. We are doing busi-
ness all the time. We have customers for
20 cottages OF to rooms. with prices
from $3.50 to $1,000 each
$+O0o-Elegaat building site for beautiful
home; 66x3SO feet. so, front, East lst
South street
s20O0-Brick s rms, lot 3x5 rods. east
front 4th East, near 7th So. st; a
bargain.
sa25o-Bricl, rms. lot 62x1s5 feet; 9Th So.
near Main st,
S2s0p-Rustic cosy cottage, rms lot 5O1
1S2 feet, east front. Canyon road.
close in
sl45o-Brlck, rms. Pearl ave. 9Th E.
s12oo-Brlck houses. 1 rms; blk. w. Lib
erty park
s4750-Beauiifph mod brick house. rms
lot 3xlo rods. south front, 4th, near
'e5oo-Brick, splendldly built. 10 rms. lot
s2xle5 IT., east front. 5th East st
price reduced from $4,000
s50oo-Two-s mod. brick I rooms. so.
front, paved ST. East Brigham.
$20t0-Brick cottage, 8 rms. lot 3xl0 rods
East End So St
sI0O0-Buys elegant acres fronting Main
st boulevard and State. subdivide
into 43 lots. will sell for $3.50 each
SEQ per foot, very valuable future. depot
hotel or business corner. West 3rd
So St
s225 per foot, 40 feet live business. 'front.'
age "a block from State, pavement,
etc; 500 per foot profit next IL
months.
We have several interest income bust
ness blocks on Main and Second South
1t will pay you to do so. We have the
best and cheapest property on the mar
ket,
Kelsey Sc Gillespie. % E 1st So st wes7
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

SECOND STREET.
Going 10 be the Prettiest street In salt
Lake.
5000
a choice corner. 4x71E rods. with alley
in rear.
1lle Second st. brand new 6-room, mod
crn, 2-story residence and barn; easy
terms
lots. each 212x7l5 rods. south front, on
End st. and can make make easy terms
Handsome Groom modern 2-story resi-
dence, lot 21sx7L2 rods. md street close In.
1l2l Second street. handsome new, mod
ern up-to- date 2-story residence, south
fIont,
Buys an up-to-date broom modern brick
cottage. No, Sc ST. Terms can be ar
ranged
BUYS a handsome o-room brick cottage.
connected with sewcr. in f1rst-class re-
pair. nearly new tsnOo on @ st
Buys broom modern brick cottage.
cast front on j ST., $1,000 cash, 80 per
month. including Interest
Handsome up~to-datc modern 5-room
brick cottage on Center st. 1t liz beauty
Groom modern up-to-datc brick cottage
on 9th East. near eth South. lot 2}exS rods.
a handsome corner. SKI rods, on lst st,
facing north and east
$3.50.
PIX rods facing south and west. cor
ner 4th East and 9Th So.
$50.
2lLxs rods 10 alley. handsome lot on
9th East. near 9Th South, full OF fruit
trees.
No better bargain in the city, 31eN7 rods
and i-room brick. 10th East. near 3rd
South.
$500
The corner 9Th South and llth East.
facing north and west, Nothing prctticr
on the bench.
$1,000
lOx20 rods 2nd South near 18th East
can be subdivldcd into ten lots; Will make
the buyer some money
5000
Choice lot on il st, near End st. cast
front
Hundreds OF other houses In all parts
of the city.
A. Richter, 10 West 1st South st.
Phones Gal wiS9
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eIICE LICENSES

,-c.-,,S Pima, Ariz'' Laura
's.5Da' Ar!s salt Lake; Eliza G.
ass, asssyose. Ely New; Alice
~ - sslt Lake, salt Lake;
puns po1,es' salt Lake. ,
S.ssn .slDo'Iss Taylor. Ida; Kate
c5s c Central. Ariz- l'ur~d
i,sirssI:; rssI:;r4Hnard. Ar,a. Plano, ida, ;
E.,sr. Plano. Ida. x,,borine
.,Iason, Rlchmond' N''''''''S
an. .s salt Lake, Isabel Nc
" .ne lane' Bloomington. Ida;
lSsk k bloomington, ld2, IL.
|,nigsNRi .,1sg. robinson Mary oIsen'
r,rKham. Salt Lake; Mary
sslil a-'Ns Salt Lake; crissie
,II,5SsSrdson. I5ss- Sal, Lake; Irene
|,.,.su. Lavan; Annie Olsen
Alberta. Canada; Ell
'cclonIa Juarez, MeN.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
"IT PAYS TO OWN A HOUSE"

ST PAYS TO OWN A HOUSE"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.
III W 2nd So. St
slSoo-S-room brick and frame, Rio Grande
ave; terms to suit.
SltVo-S-room cottage, walking distance,
east side; worth $1,000.
$SNo-6-room modern pr b.. furnace, East
6th South; easy terms
SDp-Slodern brick. 2-story, 6 rooms, 1st
West st, close in
slSoo-5-room brick, large lot. on Main ct.
SliS per foot, small business lot on SO.
Temple
500 per foot best piece of end So. st.
trackage now on market.
S1i9 per lot, corner in w Grand View.
stpD-3 acres on 9th r. near 14th So,
small house and barn, bearing or
ohord, trade for city residence.
S20OD-6 acres Bird F. near 18th So, small
house and barn.
SSoo-10 acres l mi. q. Q. Of city. small
house and barn, choice small fruit
and peach land
house good barns. IA in orchard,
good fruit and beet labd. nne bar
gain, good terms.
Phones Bell 3SO1. Ind es.
Drop In and talk II over.
WA
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THE ON-SHERMAN COMPANY,
sl6O0-5-rm. 2-story home facing south on
9Th South good barn; lot 2l2x10 rods.
saoo0-New white pr. brk. facing east on
9Th F.. complete basement, large re-
ception hall. modern bathroom,
pantry china closet. well-llghted at
tic large enough for two more rooms
natural wood finish. nothing better
for the money in town; terms.
$s5Oo-S-rm. mod. furnace. large barn, cor
ner lot on 9th E.: great bargain;
owner leaving town,
s1000-6l5 East 3rd South. elegant 1O-rm.
mod. home. every convenience; In
perfect condition,
VACANT LOTS
slO0o-21axl0 rods. facing south on 3rd st.
near r, bargain.
5000 buys flnc So-foot lot facing south on
best part OF Brigham street; great
opportunity, desirable lots on Brig
ham getting scarce.
s4l50 buys corner lot ith West ond 9th
North: le5x33o II. trackagc; snap.
Wilson-S Sherman Co, - w. End So, tel,
492 w6S5
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LITTLE & LITTLE.

Land on Brigham, near 4th East. at
broom modern brick. lot 4hx7. with
in blks. of Senator Kearnss ooo
mansion --...s..... .......,,.... ...., 5000
Groom modern pressed brick, fur
near Ord So. and 4th E. -. 5000
First South, near ard w: great buy;
rents rents so per month; It's Ito feet, ,,o
Corner on srd So. near 1st w. per 49,,
state ST., near iih So; $50 per foot -,
Several pieces on srd So, near new
union depot site
On First St. between State and A.. -,
Near Ith North and 1st West. nearly
any size lot. at, per rod ...-.......s 400
Near n. Temple and 9th West, 4
room brick, with frame kitchen;
pantry, 2 closets, water in house -,
6-room brick and frame interior
beautifully decorated: good artcslan
well and barn: fine shade; located =, -oo
Fine il-acre farm in Holiday. with
ossoS good water right; only .,,,a. 300
WHAT ABouT THIS? 5isxS, near
sth East and Ord South. for -. 80
s2S sth East is s-room eTts5. .1n:S Wit with
balance 50 per mo-, int. per cent So
7-room modern 2-story pressed brick.
In Capitol ave, add; 500 cash, bal.
Near 9Th E and 7th So: new o
room modern pressed brick; lot 2h
Nfh, E terms ........,,...,.....s-- 3.OOD
Near 9th f. and 9Th So; Groom
modern pressed brick nearly new;
2 halls; por. bath toilet. lavatory;
e. /. furnace: cellar; natural wood.
etc. --''s..,.s.- s,p--..',s.:aa '.-s'''' So'oV"
sOxl45 to alley on lst South. between
State and End East: for few days
at. per foot ....s-....a-...ss,.'.S ~
Look at the beautiful 5Nl0 corner OF
4th and ]. with a fine Groom mod.
brick cottage on 1t. for ..,,....,.... 5000
A sGS 600 business block that PAYS
PER CENT NET
Groom pressed bk.; bath. toilet; e.
l.; summer kitchen; lot 2hxlO. on a
cornor. near 9rd So, and Sth e.
monthly payments, SIS per mo. H.7oo
Groom br. mot new, but good: bath,
toilet: 2. l.. lot 2x10. joint r. of W
near Brigham and Q; good terms.S2,sCo
Little & LITTLE.
Under Natl Bank of Republic. w7G9
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A MKELLAR & co.
s750-Nice lot on G st.
Ss50-2ia by on sth East.
SIo50-21a by 10 on 18th E. and 1st So.
SlS00-3 by ~ on l. st
s1250-zia by 10 on NJ at
CHEAP HOMES.
S150o-5-rocm brick, good location, south
east
sNoo-5-room brick on sth So. near 4th
East
1900 buys an elegant modern Groom brick
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL
PROPERTY, BORROW OR LOAN
MONEY. DON'T FAIL TO SEE
A. MKELLAR Sc CO. 63ls W. 2ND SO
w70S
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PAVING OF 2ND SOUTH
VIII increase the values on that
street. IL sold soon we can de-
liver 602l65 feet. with l2-foot
right of way, for 5000 Cash or
on terms. Old house rented for
$500 month
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE
will make you more money than
the small amount you get In
savings banks.
BUY NOW
IF YOU HESITATE
YOU'LL PAY MORE.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INV. CO
Phones q. 25l so. Main.
WI;
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PAIR OF IMPORTED CUBAN PONIES.
drive single. double or tandem and arc
also saddle gated kind and gentle; sold
for no fault, owner leaving city Apply
DR. La May. Fort Douglas. Both phones.
wS-q
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SIR. MOD. p. b. NEAR so. TEN; L. 2'4x
10; 5000
Or br near park $500
i0.r mod. p b. Side: barn; lot 5Sl0. Se90o.
ar mod b. harm. shade trees. slG1o; 500
', 81 nryn + on Ic So. r /. one OF the best snnps.
Iorius & Casady Real Estate, lns and Inv.
Co. SIS Atlas. Bell phone 9Si-X WIS
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Arm. PR. BRICK. MODERN. NEARLY
new, corner let. line location. S2l50. 500
cash, Sl5 a mo.
arm pr brick. modern, new, lot S7hax
l5o IT. TO alley, $2o50. easy terms.
o-room pr. brick modern, lot 50xl41 1T.
TO alley, good cellar. $3.50. $50 cash, $50
a month.
Hubbard Inv Co. rs W. 2nd So. w94O
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NOTICE

[se n,ne.al Of Mrs Dorothy
1c,ye The residence Of do
wednesday for the nm NJ.
S,nth East md First South.
'--,,i be held at t.So. lnterment
/. rr.ends Inylteo.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
WATCH THIRD SOUTH.

WATCH THIRD SOUTH.
THE COMING STREET
Corner Third South and Sec
ond East, | block from Knuts-
ford hotel. only 500 per foot
This is 81 per cent less than any
thing else on this block. II Is
great bargain.
Corner Third South and First
West street, 123 3-6xas feet, $3.50
per foot. only two blocks from
Walker Bros. store. Very easy
terms
$4,000 will buy business block
within the heart Of the business
center. Tho building cost over
10000 and the ground is worth
10000 IT pays good Interest
This Ia the best investment in
the city.
OTHER GOOD BUYS.
S5x1oo feet. with alley and
trackage. In the rear Second
South, between Second and
Third West streets: 500 per
foot; frst-class location for
wholesale business
Corner Second Sou, and
Fourth West streets, 1eSx11lIl
feet; only sl65 per foot. 1t ,s
worth the money for almost any
use
hhx1Ba feet. with fvc-room
cottage 5th East near 2nd South
street. 100000
w. S Crismon. Real Estate.
Room 200 Scott Building
Phones Bell 1so; Ind s37
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'oM IN WANTED THE
sqdress OF 2 girls living ~
n.s' kept company with Mr..
~ ~ May they came TO
Joe (, Rasner. Caneio,
Wl[1
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TAKE NOTICE.

HNTJ NO INE.
We have three lots on 9th
East street. near to 9Th South,
md for this week We will sell
them at tho low price Of
$1,000
Terms best ever offered,
5000 cash. balance at s21.O0 per
month. no int
CALL AT OUR OFFICE AND
INVESTIGATE.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INV. co.
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RELIABLE MEN TO REG
q Young Mems Christian AS
3byment Depart. good posi-
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HOUSE WRECKING

OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT. SHOwELL
Bros. G. Bclcher. l01 Atlas block. phone
Bell 35G0 h, Ind. Jl9S, 5112
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WE, HAVE SNAPS IN IMPROVED AND
unlmproycd property In all parts OF the
city we can locate you with anything
in the real estate limo for 500 cash per
5000 and IL monthly payment OF $40 per
month, which pays principal and interest
at 7 per cent The Guaranteed Home
Building Co. Go w. End So. Bell phone
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. A. NJ. Olsen, 52o East sth
South. Phone Bell 2691-Y. tl356
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LOTS-ALL PARTS OF CITY. SIS TO
$50. monthly payments. Hubbard Inv.
Co. rs West 2nd So Wal
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PERSONAL

DETECTIVE AssOCIATIGT
4 errer,. es services rendered by
Me-, es,C,enced men. Phone Ind.
Civ 80, 80, Temple St, room 23
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PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases, Mrs, Lizzie Geisler, 33G Wet 3rd
North Bell phone 5Gi-k. nlou'
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eED eED YOUNG MAN WANTS
a SSaklng care OF horses. has
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