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The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
The County Committee.


 After the convention had con- cluded its business and adjourned the county central committee met and organized by electing Dr. r. B. Young, of Springdale, chair man, and Dr. W. x. Yates of Fayetteville, secretary.
 The chairman appointed the following executive committee Dr. Yates, $. ". Caudle, of Pitt kin; NJ. C.Gentry, Prairie Grove; ]. J. cad, Lincoln; G. W. Buckley, Spring Valley.
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CdfdHU De .-.=--..+. DeSad Slaughter Hermion .=.=...... ..... Bessie CroXdale Aria ..=.=.=..=.....#.... Blanche Roberts Soldiers, Senators, Guards and Ex- eeutloner.
 For this entertainment an ad- mission fee of Is cents will be charged students of the school General admission 20 cents. re- served seats 25 cents. The pro- ceeds to be used in finishing pay. ments on the Encyclopedia pur- chased some time ago for the school.
 Friday morning at ten o'clock, the Class Day Program will be rendered at the High School building. Hon. J. ]. Dovne, who delivers the address to the graduating class, was recently nominated for state superinten- dent ot public instruction, and Is one of the leading educators of the state The program is as follows
 Invocation.
 Quartette, Consider and Hear Me J
 SalutatorY, Miss Rena Farley. Duett. Kellogg Valse, Misses Irma PetrosS and Loie Elcher.
 OratIon, "Why China Boycots Us, n MT. Arlin Stock burger.
 Class Grafton. Otto Slaughter
 Piano Solo, Caprice, Miss Harriet Marks.
 Class History, Miss Dessa Slaugh- ter.
 Piano Solo, "Bamboula, Miss Joy Langston.
 Glass Poem, MT. Cleveland Webster
 Class Prophecy, MT. Lockwood Scar cy.
 Piano Solo, 'sNalse Arabesoue. T Mss Blanche Roberts
 ValedictorY, Miss Maude Morrison.
 Address, Hou. J. J. Doyne.
 Presentation of Diplomas, by the President of the Board.
 Quartette, We're Homeward 1 Bound. !"
 Friday evening, at $50, the Alumni Association will hold it's annual meeting and banquet at the High School building.
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Largest circulation of any newsps' per in Washington County.
NOTICE.

From thls date The News will charge for publishing obituaries and resolutions of lodges, etc., of over POD words, and will also charge for cards of thanks and for notices of church and society entertainments where an admission fee is charged and the pur- pose of the entertainment is to make money. The rate will be cent per word for each inserts0n.
 February 3, 1906.
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note and Comment

Mount Vesuvius broke forth Sunday. Arkansas ''erupted" March 2S.
 That was a manly and grace ful letter written by Hon. K. 0. Pindall coneeding his defeat for attorney general Mir. Pindall is a young man and will yet be heard from.
 Correspondents will find It to their advantage to let the people of their community know their identity. By this means they will be able to secure many little items of news that they might not otherwise get.
 Trade has been rather quiet this week, as the farmers are all busy preparing their crops. The merchants can afford little idle ness at this season of the year so long as 1t gives the farmers an opportunity to work.
 Now is good time to clean up that front yard, aid the back one too for that matter, and put out shrubs and plants. Springdale could be made very beautiful place with little care on t'la part of the property owners.
 That new gold leaf sign on the front window of The News office IS a beauty and has attracted the attention of all passers-by. It IS a fac sinile of the heading of the paper and the work was executed by Jess Propst of this place, who has no superior in this section as a sign writer. He was formerly engaged in this business i'll Chi cago.
 Gov. Davis last week appointed w. I. Scoggin prosecuting at torney of the Hot Springs dis trict and that gentleman has proceeded to put the lid on by ordering all the club houses and pool rooms to close business and the saloons to close on Sundays. It IS reported that no one offered resistance to the mandates of the prosecuting attorney, but all com piled with his request. Very few people believe, however, that they will remain closed for any great length of time.
 H. l.. Remmel has been "vindi- cated." His nomination as U. $. Marshal for the Eastern District of Arkansas was sent to the seu- ate by President Roosevelt last week. A. $. Fowler, the present marshal, who has held the office only one term, was candidate for re-appointment and he had the endorsement of most every.
 
 body but Powell Clayton and the Republican machine. His record was excellent, and to the genera public 1t seems as if he should have been re-appointed. MT Fowler has written letter to the President in regard to the matter which bears the stamp of truthl and which indicates thai the latter has dickered foi the vote of Arkansas in the next Republican national convention, whether for himself or some one else time alone can tell. So MT. Roosevelt turns out to be only human after all.
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Bentor, County.
Special Correspondence to The News.
LOWELL.

ApTll VI 0eTe Will Dt IHttt- ing held at the school house next Saturday by those who are inter- ested along the line of horticult- ure. Everybody invited.
 Thomas Phillips and Sam Me- Cure went up to Rogers Monday to look after the moving of some houses.
 Ed. C. $. Bass, of Van Buren, preached at the C. P. Church at this place Sunday and night and will likely take charge here, for awhile at least.
 Those who left here recently to make their homes in Mexico we learn are getting things to- gether and settling down on their claims.
 Ed. $. s. Graham, of Spring Valley. came over the first of the week on business. and enjoyed meeting with old friends as we'll.
 Miss Lula Mayes, after visiting several days at Springdale, re- turned home Monday.
 Elder W. (. Hamby, mission ary for Washington County Bap- tist Association. stayed in Lowell Saturday night while on his way l home.
 Sunday and Monday we're love- ly spring days.
 All nature seems to be taking on new life. Peach and plum trees are in bloom, and the flowers of various kinds are be- ginning to make their appear anee.
 Everybody IS so busy farming and gardening these bright days 1t makes 1t very difficult to gather news items.
 Dr. Greene was very busy all day Monday looking after the sick Tn different parts of the com munity.
 Elder Brown. of Gentry. and missionary for the Carroll Coun- ty Baptist Association, was among friends in Lowell Monday.
 The song service at Zion Sun day was very we'll attended and enjoyed by all.
 Coughs, colds and rheumatism seems to be troubling several parties in and around our little city at present.
 D. (. Wheat and ]. NJ. Black burn left Monday to spend sever al days over in the neighborhood of War Eagle on business.
 J. H. Beard, NJ. D., of Gentry, spent Monday night in Lowell or his way to the medical asSocia- tion at Rogers Tuesday.
 T. l.. Beard. who has been un- able to do work for some time or account of rheumatism, iS get ting along first rate at present.
 We received the sad intelli. gence Monday of the death oi Mrs. w. NJ. Patterson, a cousin who has resided in Delta County Texas, for long time. She had been lingering number oi months with consumption.
 There will be considerable corr planted during the week by the farmers of this neighborhood If the pretty weather continues.
 Little Ruth Langley, grand daughter of W. J. Langley, died Saturday morning at o'clock of splnal meningitis. She was pre- ceded by her mother several years ago and left to be cared fol by the tender hands of grand parents. The remains were in. tered Saturday evening in Goad Springs grave yard
 There will be song service al the Baptist church in Lowell next Sundy at ? o'clock, eonduc' ted by Prof J. x. Hamby.
 TYRo.
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The News has secured d good correspondent at Winslow, and we hope to interest more of the citizens of that locality in the paper.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
COMING EVENTS.

July 2e-Aug. s.-Ninth annual sesSlon
 Sprngdale ChautauGa.
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When IS the street sprinkler going to begin operations It is needed right now.
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Close of Public School.

Springdale public schools close next week There are eleven graduates this year, as follows: Porter Otto Slaughter, Arlin E. Stoekburger, Lockwood W esley Searcy, Cleveland F. Webster, Eva Serena Farley, Ruth E. Browning, Maud Mae Morrison, Idessa Slaughter, Bessie Web ster Croxdale, Christine Blanche Roberts, Ollie Margaret Reed. The graduates all reside in Springdale except MT. Webster, whose home is at Elm Springs.
 On Thursday evening, April 19. the students ot the High School department will render the play "Damon and Pythias, at the Opera House, with the fol- ,- o : ~. t..~a.,+a~.t
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FOR RENT
For Rent Unfyrnished Houses.
DAVID p. JONES & co.,
Rental Department.
Both phones, 1S40.

Both phones 1Sl0.
Houses.
nne residence In nrst sclass locality. e
S45-24lO Irving av s. eight rooms, modern
S45-1SoS Portland av, 12.room furnished
$4O--2021 Stevens av, eight rooms. modern
S40l-e4 Bedford az sE, 10 rooms, hot-water
plsen ant i nal fine condition
RAM Park, seven ROOMS, hot water heat, new.
55. 24oS Portland av, nine rooms all modern.
ss2-77 Hoag av N, IL rooms, modern; can
s25 sso5 Fremont av N. ten-room modern
s2s Az l4th st, seven rooms. ali modern
$50 s2S1 lbs Portland av, seven rooms, water,
$ao-5 81 2 Grant st, eight rooms, water.
sewer, closet. 5
win put In good shape g.s s4 5
$1667-141s 2sta st. seven rooms. water,
s14-1oo1 18th av N, ave rooms. water.
ssa sih-S Ssss Cedar A. ,,s rooms. water wen
800 244 Nieoilet av, nine rooms. first or
seo-is and 20 18th st N, eight rooms, very
ssoMsa1e Bryant az 5. seven rooms, new
duplex, heat furnished. Il
$5o-1766 Girard av s, second door. SIX
S4r19e2 Penn av S, SIX rooms.
$4o-16O7 Hawthorn az. seven rooms, house
i45 Lyndale av N, five rooms, first door.
$2s-325 3 10th st. third door. six rooms.
Flats Not Heated. s
$35-s10 sth st S, second door, seven rooms.
hot water plant.
furnace. & %z#@ s'4 t5s.. =
S20-2s24 Fremont az N, FIVE rooms, all
modern furnace, first floor. a&
:: $20-2sO0 Sd av s, first floor, five rooms.
$17-s14 W Lake st, Ave rooms, modern ex.
cept heat. E#H
$17-35s2 Columbus az, second floor, five
rooms, modern except heat.
S14 Ss-S24 9th av N, first door. five rooms.
modern except heat. .aa z
$2O-254o 10th av s, first door, six rooms,
modern 5ss
$M-1e15 Emerson. ay N, first noor, six
rooms, modern, new . bill,
. Rooms. SIS
$1427o4 Grand av, five rooms, water.
sewer. g. NIB. . Z :. .l,a5. sf
S12.50-413 18th st s, second door, four
rooms, modern except heat.
$12. 5O-3O6 18th av N, four rooms, water,
sewer, closet first floor. y
$1@30Sh 18th av N, second moor, foul
rooms. water, sewer. closet.
- Stores. 49,. -
$s-2109 Riverside av. I.
S20-14 r. 26th ct, plate glass front. ~ .s
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AUToMOBILEsAND BICYCLES


SNAPS IN SECONDHAND CARS. - ~. ~
1905 White full. equipment, 81 $50.
1904 White, full equipment, 81 $50.
sD5 ar i4Ss
one upholstered body for 1908 Packard, 500.
One PashssS sa4sz Wn Ruek s!sa%s top
Haynes Auto Co.. 220 9th st S. =
FOR sALE-oNE :AUTocAR, $575; ONE MOD
ell B. Cadillac. 1915; one Mari runabout, 1915;
are the biggest pg bargain ever offered as they
are all :, in arst-class shape; some OF them
PRACTICALLY tic q new M,co,a Address The j. N John
FOR sALE-1sos WINToN MODEL X TOUR.
etc; cost complete, $500; splendid condi-
ton: used five months only: owner in nearby
Address 601S. Journal. ~.
RUNABoUT AUTO wANTED-WILI Elk.
change clear land foriphrst-class runabout,:
must be IN fv
first letter. Address 4006. Journal.
WANT TO BUY SECONDHAND MAXWELL
automobile, runabout or touring car? We have
some bargains In demonstrating cars. See
them. A. F. Chase & Co., AIS Sd av s. ~
FOR sALE-Bu1cK AUTOMOBILE, NEW
Sept. l, 1906, In No. l condition; will con-
slider SO an acre gre North Dakota land in
model o. runabout, with top, lamps and full
equipment; irst-class condition; bargain for
cash: Address 6311,. Journal. -: a,. /:
HAYNES AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE by
Maxfeld & Rice Bros 1401-03 Hennepin ay,
+ '07 models will be here soon; come and let
| us show you. Both phones. = - Z -
| AUTOMOBILES REPAIRED. CARS MADE
over and carefully overhauled; ample winter
storage; prices right. Maxfeld s. Rice Bros,
1401 Hennepn. 80 1850 = 49,.
| RUNABoUT, TWELVE HORSEPOWER, NEW,
1906 model; owner will sacrifice for cash. If
| you want snap look this uD. 3O5 I'd av S.
AUTOMOBILE Insurance.; BEST POLICY;
lowest rates. Chadbourn & Braden, II 4th
1T s. Both phones 1919. u. y
WANTED-1ND1AN OR THOR MOTORCYCLE
Call on +. G. Finke, Caplin's Garage, 9TH st
! and 5th av S. @..se = r -
FOR SALE-CHEAP, 6 H. p. RUNABOUT IN
| fair condition. II. L. Bishop, 1924 Elliot az
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FOR RENT
For Rent Unfurnished Houses.
q Continued
THORPE BROS RENTAL LIST.
~ 2O6 Andfis Rufldiup

THORPE BROS. RENTAL LIST.
2O6 Andtus Building. 45,
e Modern ar Houses ans Flats
daily. for houses. fats and stores.
$500 aoos n co'faa y n9Gsss room, i, thor
oughly modern cottage except heat; close
to Calhoun school, one-haIf block from two
car lines; good neighborhood.
Lazy 1Sson sioo% Cottage
$sao'oo-95 18th st g. 4 rooms, city water.
::s sSS1so5 a hau.sl av rooms measrn
~. 00-t ty 18th av 8, 10 rooms, modern.
Wy. oo-3532 "a av s, 10 rooms, modern.
50 81 a ~ i rG ES9ns tTs saSsg
$i5 R sM Ct s rooms CITY w ,pasr.n
oS-a1dS 18Th ist a :, J. = 7. rooms cottage
s2o.oo-14oo Sd ay s. 8 rooms and barn.
ssb. o GO Chicago av. s rooms, modern.
s12,o Oops Bassett place, rooms, city water
s14. oo-eN Aldrich AZ n. I rooms. city water,
::1 1S 90 q a. S; rooms. third door.
s !2o ,9 60 1922 " 2sth ST rooms, modern.
$50, oom s2 Stevens AZ. rooms, all thoroly
81: :25 90 % 1898 Chicago Az 9 rooms modern.
a slsa t. t. rooms Tooms modern.
sso.oo-2e55 Lyndale. av 5 s rooms, heated.
pleasant tA az l,o'S Nroo, thoroughly
! modern duplex, just completed.
SO .00-27O7 Grand av. rooms. .a
| S2SO0-617 18th av Sc. 9 looms, modern
| $25.OO-614 franklin, s rooms, city water.
! Modern Flats.
$40. 00-1200 w 25th st, 9 rooms, modern.
4O.00-69 18th st s, rooms. modern
| $55. 0O--No. 828 e Franklin, I rooms.
$4,000 W franklin av, 3 rooms, part base
/ ment fat, heated. 81 Eats-. ~ s.e,
$45.O0-2703 Harriet az, rooms. newly re
modelled, duplex, snap. s:#
| $3O. O0-S15 Franklin av. 6 rooms, modern.
| $35.OO--1442 w. Lake st, rooms. modern.
The Navarre-$35.00 -1710 eth av 8, z rooms
| heated. 80 ~ EEs a.
The Lenox-- $50 500 9th st S. 4 rooms.
I The Goldbloom-$35 .0O-9O3-7 14th av 8,
rooms. modern. steam heated. .5S.,
! 1b11 Stevens av. 10 rooms; thoroughly modern
steam heated: walking distance. s
| The Lowry Hill Apartments. 1850 Hennepln a7
! end rooms. thoroly modern; steam
! heat; frst-class janitor service; beautlfu
l hardwood polished floors; bullt-in SIDE
/ board: the above location is one OF n
very best In the city, overlooking tn
| famous Venetian garden reasonable rent
| The Virginia, ITS Hennepin av.t fat 2, rooms
| $50; fat /, rooms, $50; fiat !, 3 room
| s and bath. $40.
! The Kenwood. Adeline and Lorlng. 1882 Henne
pin az, and rooms, thoroly modern.i
35.O0-3203 Garfield av s. rooms, second floor
| new duplex. 80. - r. II
/ s5O.O0--17e6 Girard av. 7 rooms, steam heat:
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FOR RENT
For Rent Unfurnished Houses.
3tt +Ss5f ron$1ni,n 49, 3sFs5 596 II

ssb. oo-es MALCOLM gAv Be, EIGHT ROOMS,
modern, gas range. electric fixtures and
good furnace: close to scarline.
$3O.OO--117 Highland av, rooms, second door,
bath and hot water heat:
81 .O0--3l39 Longfellow av, 3 rooms and
alcoye; city water; second floor. Fl n !.
Sl6.Oo-s2O sth 81; IS, 4 rooms and bath, city
water; first foor. u,
s7.oo-2eo4 Lyndale Az s.. 9 rooms, rear, sec.
g ond door i5ees 1thA5'S5Sst Vt
Steam Heated Flats. :- KS IS
SSO.00--314 e 14th st. Manchester fats and
rooms. modern, with gas range, re.
frigerator, janitor service, good central
location. one block to Central high
school.
26S9 Pleasant av. first door Of modern du
pick house, heated, Z rooms and bath
rent very reasonable to desirable party
J.. Schutt & Son.
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sITUAT'S WANTED-FEM
General HouseWork.
AGENTS WANTED

I>7---.1-csr.c.c.,. -1s1@ss>--S =.
from $50 to $50 weekly; easier than you ever
guaranteed from start; If interested write
now, Address standard s. w. Co., 146 Frank.
lin st. Boston. Mass.
AGENTS ON SALARY OR CoNMIssIoN-THE
greatest agents seller ever produced; ; every
user Of pen and ink buys 1t on sight; 200 to
500 per cent profit; one agents sales amount.
ed to $500 In six days; another $32 in two
hours. Monroe Mfg. Co., x 100, La Crosse;
Wis. 7sg '@~,y.sE1
AGENTS ~ SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY;
self -generating gas burners, fitting kerosene
ments; exclusive territory; positive monopoly;
description free; established, reliable. Eastern
Gas Light Co. $50 Broadway, New York.
s25 WEEKY EASILY EARNED By LADY
We start You in business and nd make you sf iade
pendent. Write for circular and terms We.
mans Apparel Supply Co., Chicago
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL SAFETY HITCH
sos ssF1p sample a strap By m hnc.s eh
15c and 25c. Safety Hitch Strap Co., Min
neapolis, MIMI, 724 Temple Court.
500 PER CENT PROFIT SELLING OUR NOV
city signs. Our gold and silver window let
samples. Catalogue free. NJ. o. Sign Co.,
S32 E 47th st, Chicago. 1s l.i.
EARLY -AGENTS-GET THE BIG HOLIDAY
c b Psss os book soc
given. Outfit free. Ferguson Co., 1O56s 9TH,
CINCINNATI, Ohio. 81
A LIVE MAN CAN MAKE S100 WEEKLY
selling Bullfrog and copper stocks, cash or
installment; liberal commission; working
| mines. w. H. De Fontaine & Co., So Wall
ST., New York. n e. ~ " ~ H.
AGENTS WANTED AT HOME, EITHER SEX,
to make $40 to SIS week selling best medi-
cines made; no capital required. Write manu-
facture, 72o Phoenix building, Minneapolis.
AGENTs-RIcH HARVEST GUARANTEED,
exclusive agency instantaneous hand
gas lighters; enormous demand, descriptive
circulars. terms. etc.. free. The No-Match
Co., Sole Manufacturers, Indianapolis. Ind.
INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED TO MAKE
quick money; reliable and meritorious enter
prise; other business not interfered with. Ad-
dress $50 Main st, Joplin, Mo- " ~
| WANTED-AGENTs IN EVERY STATE TO
take on high-class proposition. Something
entirely and no competition. J. T. Nell
son, Brookings, s. D. -
MAN or WOMAN 70 DISTRIBUTE SAMPLES
and employ agents; SIS a week, expenses adj
| vanced: Permanent. Ziegler Co., 221 Locust
! st. Philadelphia. .
| 500 WEEKLY EASILY MADE WRITING
health and accident insurance; experience I'M
! necessary: Write Bankers Accident Co.. Des
| Moines, Iowa. - =.
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Cooks, Washers and Ironers.

bermafds, kitchen help, housekeepers for Mon
faria, Dakotas. Iowa and Minnesota. Capital
Employment Office. 574 Wabasha st, st. Paul
COOKS, MATTRESSES AND cHAMBERMAIDs
want places in Montana and Dakotas; house,
US pioyment, IL e 7th st, st. Paul.
EXPERIENCED COOK WISHES FEW MORE
engagements for weddings, dinners, luncheons
and receptions; can furnish best city refer
ences. T.. G. $3.50. ss u
WANT LAUNDRY WORK TO DO AT HOME;
rough dry by the dozen or piece. Rear door,
1929 Hennepin av.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

s PLANO PLAYERs.
very fine Cecilian piano player. cost new
4 $3.50, only $125; pianola, $1U0; Apollo, $50.
"A Snaps. S. w. Raudenbush & Co., ~ 7th Of s..
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THE WISCONSIN SYNDICATE

/ THE WISCONSIN, SYNDICATE. NJ :;
6 For Rent ! - -ss--,-.
t$35. 00-Eight-room modern house, PA Rldgewood
=. av; hardwood finish: excellent location;
: fireplace: everything fright and rent very
a. low. Z-.-z-..s ...:..- F.. ."--f s.a
$45.00-Segen-room modern clover duplex, 1915
Linden av; steam heat supplied; opposite
Wilson park; walking distance and good
nefghborhood. aft 80: -.
! Rental listtngs solicited. .-@E - Z w..
Estates improved and managed. r.
/ Temple Court. r. G.. 9932; N, W. NJ 1106.
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For Rem. furnished Houses.
FURNISHED HOUSES
80 to April /.
S75.00-1507 Park avs 10 rooms, beautifully
s25.oo-aa2o Park av 8 rooms, comfortably
furnished. LIT ;sT~ =. -. =
Nickels & smith, s11 Ntcollet Az.
= sLOANE-McCULLOCH AGENCY. :. ;
Oneida Block. 1O4 4th st S.
$3O-Eight rooms, all modern, bath, gas, city
a, water water and completely COM furnished. 21ao
$2s-seven rooms, gas, city water. completely
) furnished. 2141 James av N. -
FIVE ROOMS, MODERN, FIRST FLOOR, FUR
+ ladies'; lady would board with them If de-
sired. 1928 Central Az 80 .- .-.-
COMPLETELY FURNISHED MODERN HOUSE
Of 10 rooms in Green's addition for the win
ter, or will rent and furnish fuel for board.
1904 James av S. ----~--..>'.-. ~
FOR RENT-F1RsT:OLAss BROOM HOUSE,
[ modern in every way. 2632 Pinsbury av, $45;
furnished sos. Call at house. References re-
CURED Houston ------
ELEGANT NEW HOUSE. FURNISHED. HOT
water heat, gas and electric light, four Sleep
+ ing rooms; first class for cultured people. Adj
dress 6521, Journal. ~
| EIGHT-RooM HOUSE FOR RENT. PARTLY
modern, gas and sewer, lady would like to
|. board part Of the time Address 1896, Jour
nal. 80 Is
12-RooM MODERN HOUSE FOR RENT, FUR.
nished, fine neighborhood. eighth ward refer
ences. Address 6547, Journal. i.y,-. -
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Dressmakers and Seamstresses.

/ Misunderstanding IN FAMILIES: WORK
f guaranteed; terms reasonable; idle even
ings after Z. 7. G. 10505; COL 9st s, fiat 2.
sl>,UATIoN wAMrED-BY EXPERIENCED
seamstress, sewing by the day. Address $685.
Journal. 5al saa s
SEWING GIRL WILL SEW IN YOUR HOMES
at t$1.35 per day. Call day or evening. s.
1865 ].
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-. Observation-Disclosures AGENCY ~ :
Il Oneida Block, 1O4 .4th st s. AZ. sssS
$3S-Modern. eight rooms, 1882 Emerson s.
$30-Modern, nine rooms 1892 Blaisdell
q tssss 5 Flats 8 sfs. 5s;t.s #.si 44ssSs5
$14--Partly modern four rooms. 721 w 31st st.
$l4-Three rooms, gas, toilet, city water, No. 9
VIBRANT st. ~ asRse
$10-Five rooms. 903 Girard av N.
Z $25 to $4Q-Modern.s steam heated fats. easy
walking distance to business - IS.
Duplex Apartment-177O Emerson ay S, six
rooms first door, new, drst-class in every
particular. a
Duplex NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. floor, six rooms hot
water heat, gas and electric light large
porch. new and up to-date, on Harriet az,
near 9th at f5I5i.