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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1906-03-14
Confessions Kept Secret.

Boise, Idaho.-Thc confessions OF
fairy Orchard and steve Adams in
the Steunenberg murder case Will not
be made public either wholly or in
mart The public will not learn any
thing authoritatively respecting the
nature of the statements until they
appear on the witness stand at Cald-
well. The confessions cover many
murder cases, according to the state
ment of the authorities, and they can
not be made public without prejudic.
ing the interests of justice elsewhere
There are three copies and these arc
in safe deposit vaults. Will the stenog
rapher's notebooks are likewise locked
up in a safe place.
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that she could never bear-to see any
one humbled or hurt. She therefore
took occasion to reprove Clare going
home.
You should never be naughty, par
ticularly to one not so well placed as
yourself, my dear The man meant
no harm, am quite sure. No doubt
he loves children and your hair looked
pretty TO him."
He may look at it then, but don't
care to have a common person like
him touch my hair" replied Clare,
quite unmolliiied, and drawing herself
up in a dignifed fashion.
Glare" asked her mother, hesitat
ingly, did he resemble your papa in
any way, do you Think
NO, | should say not" said Clare;
my father was very handsome
man."
The strange man she saw in church
fingered in her thoughts during the
week. and was no doubt pinned there
by a strange circumstance that came
to her notice on Tuesday evening. AS
50 drew the curtains at nightfall be
fore lighting the lamps she saw a man
standing directly under tall tree that
stood in the yard, which was fence
less, and about n rod from the WIN
dow. He appeared TO be looking di-
rectly in, but as soon as the curtains
were drawn he shrank back, slowly
turned away, and walked down the
street. This Mrs. Hamilton saw by
holding the drapery little one side
and peering out She was convinced
that the man was no other than the
one she remarked at church. A slight
aualm of fear came over her mo-
ment: he seemed TO be such humble
and pathetic figure as he timidly
touched little Clare's hair. that she
could not fear him. And again dawned
before her intelligence the sure il
slight resemblance he bore to her hu5-
band.
Sunday he was at church again. and
as for one moment their eyes met,
Constance fancied a new intelligence
in his, as If he would establish con-
nection between them. She immedi-
ately decided that henceforth the cur.
tains of her sitting--. on should be
drawn as usual.
But what did it mean. that look?
Constance pondered DER it during the
week, It was SO strange and inexpli
able. An intense. dazed, questioning
regard, as IL he sought to ask her aid
t staNled Constance, as | have i'm
died, and for the first time caused her
a question her own prudence in allow
ng him to look in upon the family
MtiSg-room.
L.. tn,
lily closed, but Constance more than
nee caught glimpse of the detected
lgure, and she thought of speaking to
Ter uncle to desire the man 10 go
way. One evening he stood outside
pouring rain gazing at the house
ong after the curtains were down,
ntil Mrs. Hamilton grew deeply yexed
IA his folly.
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PAPA WAS NOT IMPRESSED.
Shipwreck of Attempt to INTRODUCES
Beautiful Ideas into Daily Life.


Rosalie May had poetic ideas and
was always trying TO introduce them
into her daily life. to the amusement
and sometimes disgust of her faDily.
She kept right on, however. in her
work of following up the beautiful.
One lovely June morning when the
family were enjoying their last bits of
sleep Resale May arose and slipped
out into the garden. She knocked over
something in the hall on her way and
heard her father grunt out his favorite
ejaculation as she passed his ros M
but she kept on.
She gathered quantities of sV eet
peas. all with the dew on. Returning
to the house she filled glass bowl
with them and placed 1t in the center
of the table. Others she scattered all
over the table in careless profusion, as
she had read in that womans Journal
of sweetness and light by which she
guided her life.
Then she tied up the napkins with
pink ribbons. thrusting spray of
sweet peas in each. and surveyed her
work with pride.
Papa came down little late that
morning. The family We're waiting for
him and he was cross. having lost two
collar buttons and cut himself willie
shaving.
He gave one look at the now willing
flowers and at the pink bow on mis-
napkin. His comment was short but
sufficient
Whats all this nonsense" he
srCrted
Resale May never decorated the
table again.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1906-03-14
Coal for Nome People.

Washington.-Th House passed
joint resolution permitting the sale OF
government coal at Fort Davis, Alaska.
to the citizens of Nome. The situation
in Alaska prompting the legislation
was indicated by Secretary TAFT re-
Gently that there is an absolute coal
famine in Nome. The cold weather
closed navigation before the coal ships
arrived and the governments stock at
Fort Davis is the only available sup
ply.
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Carriers Cannot Canvass.

Washington.-The postmaster gen
eral has reaffirmed his position with
respect to rural free delivery carriers,
that they can not be used as the me
dunn for taking subscriptions for
newspapers. According to an ofhcial
statement, however. rural carriers are
not prohibited from carrying, outside
of the mails, unavailable matter on the
request and at the expense of patrons
of their routes.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1906-03-14

Lord Cromer gave a forecast of the
British program in Egypt the other
day, when he opened the Nile Red
sea railroad. connecting the junction
of the Nile and the Atbara with Port
soudan. He said that nothing was
more certain than that the future If
Egypt was bound up intimately with
that Of the Sou1an. The great WORKS
to be undertaken in the future were
in the upper regions Of the Nile val
ley.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1906-03-14

The Rev Elvet Lewis. who has re-
Gently been preaching in several
places in South Wales. says that the
fire" of the revival is rekindled, and
at some places burning more brightly
than it did during last winter Refer
ring to the new converts, he says that
as far as his personal Inquiries 20, in
all parts of Wales. no more than I per
cent. on an average, of last winters
converts have "backslidden."
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CHAPTER TX.

Was it witchwork, the sort OF magic
to which Mrs. Fry referred, that kept
Primus Edes so much in the mind of
Mrs. Hamilton during the week, or
some esoteric influence of which she
was alone conscious and of so subtle
nature that she dare not entertain it?
Did she think her husband. Nane Ham
ilton. would sneak back to Gro, edaie.
disguised. go to work as a ltborer in
his own mill, board with woman he
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1906-03-14

Washington. - Secretary Hitchcock
has submitted a joint resolution to
Congress postponing the opening to
settlement of the Wind River reser'
walton in Wyoming from June 18th to
August 18th. A letter explaining the
resolution stated that climatic condi'
tions and the unfinished state OF rail
ways near the reservation make tho
delay desirable.
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3 loves tn man with jocund laf,
tn man with heart - gleC,
That rocks hissclf and ''hiw- ha W -haw &
Right out. an slnps his knee
There's heaps a. JOY In chniSn' lafs
THet comes n m way down deep.
rhot throbs with pulsln. "hnw- haw-h aws'
I'll trouble goes L sleep.
rhi. world Is full o. erwin need
Fer men with latter clear
Ter men as opens wide their yaWps
An cirkilates Their cheer
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In the first edition of the London
Medical Credit Guide, shortly to be
issued. will be the names of 10000
living in London and vicinity who
have forgotten - pay their doctors
BILLS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-12

Rev. Iohn Swanwick, accompanied ny
his mother and sister. arrived Yesterday
from Campbell Hill H., and VIII
spend the winter here, being at home at
The Adams place on the west side OF town.
In Is probable they will locate in this sec.
tion Of the state, and such Is the wish OF
the many friends made by Kew. swanNiek
during his STAY here last winter.
DEPUTY County Clerk Wicker says
"a ouch evidence was needed the records OF
the clerks Office in the filing of releases on
land Al the present time abundantly and
substantially attest the prosperity OF brafos
county, Probably more than one hundred
OF these releases have been recorded IN the
las, thirty days and the good work goes on
People who are looking for crop raising
mortgage lifting dirt can find plenty OF u
in old Brazos.
The Maccabecs held meeting Monday
night and elected the following othcers TOT
the ensuing year, wv. Crenshaw, com
mander; ID. Mike IT,. lieutenant com
mander. w. n. Seidler, sergeanii Jas. j.
Raw. chaplain; DR.. Paul NJ. Raysor, ply
sieian; Toe b. Reed, record keeper JOSEPH
Gelber. master-ai arms; +. Beard, mrs.
master OF the guard; n. I. Lewis, seeone
master Of the guard +. Et,le, sentinel
I. V. Brogdon, pickett, 5. u. Priddy' y
past commander, Tbs new officers will d.
Installed on the nipht OF an. IL, and ar
oyter supper for the members presen' VII
follow the work
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-12

q Dear, wont you surprise ne WIN your
photo Christmas That's all ] want.
Carriers Studio. 3l5
CASH CASH No exceptions at the Bryan
Steam Laundry after Dec. IS. Buy a.
coupon book. III
Mrs. NJ. o. MeWhoner OF Tabor re-
turned yesterday from a visit to relatives
At Sherman.
LosI-An old gold brooch OF odd de-
sign, set with pearls. For reward return TO
Mn. w. A. Banks. }
New arrivals in long black glaze kid
gloyes, $500 per pair, at Wilson *
Edges. =
S. w. Buchanan returned yesterday
from Houston where he marketed car
load OF hogs
New arrivals in long black glaee kid
gloves, $500 per pair, at Wilson q
Edges.
Levy Bros. have holiday furniture ad
, in the Eagle this morning TO which aiien-
tion is directed.
With our FIVE assistants we can &c, your
Christmas photos GU, on time.
Carriers Studio. 3l5
Wanted-Trunk removed from Central
depo, through mistake Saturday morning.
Please phone ll9.
The Bryan Ice Company wants TO buy
100 cords of wood, not more than seven
miles from town. Bryan Ice Co.
All parties who have bills against l.. ;.
Ross Chapter, will please send same 10
Mrs. !. %. West before Thursday even
ing.
Place your Christmas orders now and
avoid the rush. Mrs. May lawrence,
3i3u Representing I'd Kan.
Charlie smith. who has been residing in
the Harris school community, returned
Yesterday to his former home at Dyes
burg, Tenn.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence will spend Thurs
day in Houston and will give careful aiien-
ton to all orders. and same will be highly
appreciated.
Los,-From College S,atiOnIa black and
tan Gordon setter with yellow spots ovei
her eyes, rs months old. Reward for re-
turn to {. Z. Boyeii a, Courthouse.
Prot. Alexander Hsgg OF Fort Worth
a member OF the first faculty Of the A. anS
college. was a visitor a. College this wee'
and talked over early "reminiscences OF 'h'
institution.
For hne fresh bread and cakes Of al
kinds call at the Texas Bakery. Careig
attention to special orders Phone 80
Mrs. Otto Boehme.
The cotton market slumped seventy goiS;
on futures Yesterday on a government e>ii
mate ct a IL, $40. OOs crop for the presen
season. The future market made yer,
slight gains before the days close
q Mamma, wont you telephone 3SSant
Claus 20 bring me a good picture OF yo
E and papa Christmas. He is al Carter
Studio. u
Thesaloon Of AdolPh Kopeeky of Bench
. lev was forcibly entered Sunday nigh
4 through a rear window and watch, som
small change. canned goods, Ct y wa
missing when an examination was made
No arrest has been reported.
Send your clothes TO the Bryan PreSsin
Club, rear OF Hunter & Chatham $, an
have them nicely cleaned and pressed
Phone 200.
A, the last regular meeting Of the loci
Knights OF Pythias w. S. Wilson il. wa
Nominated for chancellor commands
lowing TO. the limited attendance non
y ina,ions for other Offices were postpone
n until the regular meeting on the night
I Dec. is.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-12

Attention is directed to the notice pub
lished elsewhere by City Marshal /. p.
Boyett calling attention to the regulations
agains, shooting FIRE works on Main street
or about the cotton warehouses. yards and
platforms. The near approach of the holt
DAYS and the large amount of cotton on
hand in various places about town, to say
nothing OF the ordinary danger to property
from IRE, make il imperative that these
regulations be observed by everybody or I.
disastrous conAagration might result. II
Is no arbitrary spirit on the part OF the Of
hcers that prompts them to the enforce
ment Of these necessary regulations, but
the imperative duty of affording protection
20 property.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-12

After eating a hearty dinner Henry
paul. a Paris. Tex, negro, fell dead
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Stone. widow Of former
MAYOR OF Galveston. died at Overton.
Nsxt session OF the Louisiana Meth
odIs, conference will be held at Rus.
ton.
Katy railway is erecting over Cy'
press bayou, near JEFFERSON TEX
steel bridge.
At Perry. Okla. J. s. Russell was
acquitted on charge OF burning his
millinery store.
Tim Carr. shot In a difficulty nj
Dustin. Tex. died at Belle Point hos
pital. Fort Smith.
First State bank OF Looney. Greer
county Oklahoma. capital stock NO.
600, has been chartered.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-12


T. Davidson visited Hearne Yesterday.
n. II. South was in the city yesterday.
Herbert Lavender was here yesterday from
lola.
Mrs. J. B. Gilmer returned to waeoyes
ierdaY.
Ira Gooch Of Navasota was in the city
yesterday.
Henry Benbow of Tabor was in the city
yesterday.
Iohn Kasarek OF Sme,ana was in the city
yesterday.
/. r. Sheppard of Kuren was in 'heeity
yesterday.
/. v. Rosptim of Myers was in the city
yesterday.
W. +. Piuman was here from Franklin
last night.
w. n. Pey,on OF Benehley was in the
city yesterday.
John Gregg OF Pitt Bridge was in the
city yesterday.
w. "A. Buchanan Of Kuren was IN the
city yesterday.
r. NJ. Bell and wife are here from
Willow Hole.
Mrs. Johnnie Hoppe was visitor from
Kuren yesterday.
Mn. I. c. westbrook OF Hearns arrived
Yesterday on a visit.
c. {. Duekworth of South Carolina Is
here visiting relatives.
/. A. Foreman wen, to Beaumoa, on 4
business trip Yesterday.
Mrs. will 5. Collard returned yesterday
after a yisii In Houston
Mrs. G. NJ. Brandon returned Yesterday
from a visit in San Antonio.
Remain, are being made on the interior
Of the Smith building upstairs.
Sc. Cavi,, was here yesterday enrout'
home 20 Wheelock from Dallas.
Up. Gilpin and ]. w. Cloud OF th'
K1r,en community were here Yesterday.
Mr., NJ. A. Woodson and Mrs. c. II
Woodson returned TO Cameron Yesterday
Let US hll your Sundays dinner orde
we have the goods. +. J. Fountain. 81
Marriage license, John jenkins and Sell
Iia Cavi,J John Williams and Susie Jones
A,sistl, Superintendent Marvin Trio
of the I.XG. \ returned TO Mart yes'er
day.
Superintendent {. ]. Larrimer Of the
sc. n. was in the city Yesterday iron
Mart.
New arrivals in long black glaee X,
gloves, $500 per pair, at Wilson
Edges.
Mr.. and Mn. ]. II. White and Mis-
Maggie White Of Waxon was in the CIT
Yesterday.
Have YOU seen the grand doll display :
Emmel & Maioney's-,hey are worth ioos
ing At.
All work at the Bryan Steam Laundr
strictly cash after Dec. IS. buy eoaP9
book and save ten per cent. V
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-12

Sirayed-Two shoais-blaek and white
spotted. Owner can get same by calling
for and paying charges. c. n. Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caruihers Of Bardsiown,
XIV, are here visiting MIR. and Mrs. 1 /.
X. Lawrence and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Clarke.
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FIRE WORKS SHOOTING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the shooting
of IRE works on Main street and in the
vicinity OF the cotton warehouse, yards
and platforms is prohibited by law and
will not be tolerated during the holidays:
This regulation will be strictly enforced
and all parties violating il will be dealt
with accordingly. T. p. Boye't,
IL City Marshal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-12
CASH AFTER DEC. IS.

Owing to the time lost from our business
in collecting bills, which, when devoted to
our regular laundry work will enable US to
give our patrons much better service with
no increase in our charges, notices hereby
given the public that on and after Dec. -
All work al the Bryan Steam Laundry will
be strictly cash on delivery with positively
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-12
OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT.

The Donuelly & Hatfield Min.
strels will appear at the Grand
opera house tonight. They have
been here before and are well
known to amusement lovers. Sc
cure your seats at Haswelps and
don't fail TO attend.
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q. D. L. MEETING.

1. S. Ross chapter, U. d. c.
will meet at the Presbyterian
Mause, on Friday, Dec. IA, at $50
.. m. All members requested to
be present.
Mrs. J, ID. West,
Rec. Sec. L. s. Ross Chapter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-12

no exceptions. We will provide all pa
irons who desire them with our coupon
books al ten per cen, discount for the cash.
and thsy will find !, no, only saving but
more convenient than TO wait for the pre-
sen,ation Of bills. All patrons will please
remember the date and that there will be
no variation from this rule.
Hearn & Dansby,
I'll Props. Bryan Steam Laundry.
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NOTICE ELKS.

There will be a regular meeting OF the
Lodge tonight at 100 O'Clock sharp. Bust
ness Of importance and good attendance
h desired. F. c. Oliver. +. X.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-12

Lost-During u. ID. c. convention three
gold pins, two of them bar pins and one
scroll, all three having pearl settings. Re-
turn TO Mrs. !. I. hanway.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-12
COAL.

We have a car Of deep mine McAlisier
coal on track. Phone $40. Wilson Grain
* Coal Co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-12
COAL.

We have a car of deep mine MeAlister
coal on track. Phone $40. Wilson Gram
* Coal Co.
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PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.

La G. N. SCHEDULE
No. iO2 North bound. ...' 1910 A. M
No. lOfNouth bound. ..... ,ii44 p. m
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d LET-FURNIsHED

I-ELPGANTLY Furnished Apartment, private
hath. $50 daily: Including meals. two, s25 weekly;
one. AIS. the ALABAMA. Is z. iith ST.
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detached one family houses and one and two
family brick and stone DIV ellings. which have
found a ready market.
G.. J. Hermann has built q number Of semi
detached one family brick dwellings al SKY
fifth street and Fifteenth avenue. Brooklyn.
The houses have seven and eight rooms WIN
hardwood finish, ample closet room and
steam heat. The transit facilities arc VI
the best.
Out, OF 100 two family dwelling 9 recently
completed by John. f., sullivan eighty-seveh
ssconS 9e stre sold Bro dhe Roq 4Snn fas FROM q se Fourth
basement STRUCTURES Of twelve rooms and
are paved and severed and the time to New
York City Hall Is thirty-five minutes.
William Mccormack has completed a row
Of two family. dwellings on Sixty-nrst street.
between Third and Fourth avenues, brooklyn.
They are convenient TO the, elevated station
and to the Third and Fifth avenue TROLLEY,
lines. Mr. M%9coEmaek also has = row +,
street, between Fifteenth ana sixteenth
avenues. The houses. which have all the
latest improvements. are on the route OF the
Gew tunnel.
Collins 4 Norton have completed thirty
houses on Forty ninth street between New
Utrecht and Eleventh avenues, .brooklyn
lecture. The houses are arranged for two
families and have all moo ern mproVements
The Fred VI. Smith Realty Company a
Court street. are the selling agents.
Anew station is being built at Laurelton, ln
Queens borough; 1t is the first stop south
Of Jamaica on the Long Island RAILROADS.
South Side third rail electric .aystem., Inc
arrangement of the grounds will be in Keep
ing with the elaborate scheme Of improve,
ments which senator William II. Reynolds Of
BROOKLYN is installing at Laurelton, the three
hundred acre residential tract now, under
Development by the LAurelton Land Com
pany. Of which Mr.. Reynolds Is presldent
The estimated cost of the station 10 tl0,0OO
It's completion early ~ January is promised.
Plans have beenl fled with Building Super;
Atendent Murphy for remodelltnR, the Ole
IashiOned three story and attic residence q
No. liz East Twepty-second street Tor j. b
Fletcher, as ownkr. The building . nov
vacant. The attic story is 70 be made Owe
into r mansard and a two story rear ex
tension will be add ed TO make a onservatoLy
The improveme nts are to cost oil 100. INT
architect is John WOrthington Ames.
The Manhattan plans for new building
fled yesterday comprise a two story hote
70 be built for Il. q. Grifin on Amsterdam
avenue north % lOOth street. opposl~ Para
disc Park. at a cost OF 5000.
The Bronx plans comprise . VI story ant
attic dwelling at the corner OF Martina avenu,
ana ae3sth street, to cost set0cp, Q tnree storl
dwelling at the corner OF Bainbridge avenu,
and Lsth street 20 cost 10000; and 2 on,
tory ,shop on Intervals avenue north o.
hsstcheste: avenue. TO cost 500.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

I.-ELEGANTLY Furnished Apartment, private
bath. 81. g daily: Including meals. two. SIS weekly,
one. SIS. II ALABAMA, IS z. iith st.
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ATuBRoADwAY. LARGE SUITE OF OFFICES.
SUITABLE FOR BROKERAGE HOUSE OR COR
PORATION. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. RU-
LAND 4 WHITIN6 CO, s BEEKMAN ST. OR
ROOM SOL, ON PREMISES.
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ARE YOU ON?

All Lehman, he has great bargains on Brighton
Beach L, Kings Highway express station: 10 lots,
$3.50 each: also 10 lots on Coney Island av, neal
Avenue p, 81 $50 each. u los r. 10th ST, $500 eaoh'
LOHMAN 100 Montague 81.
ASOO-LARGE DWELLING. 10 rooms and bath.
7oxiO lot; rent for $50 a month; part cash. nne
order. CLINE, io5 Waveriy sv.
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We NJ up your entire once with new or second hand
furniture: also exchange.
BUDD d co, II q 70 Spring St. Tel. sass Spring.
0AEsE-n SrIFFEL q FREEMAN, New and
ON 20 Second Hand Safes. All makes
heap. 70 Duane 81, near Broadway.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE.

$500, cash or time, buys Is acre poultry. fruit and
vegetable farm, new 3 room cottage, Oakdalo
Tract, Wavery. Va. midway Richmond and Nor
folk. nnest climate, water, markets and society.
Other farms $40 acre and up. +. Il. LABAUME,
a, q !. Agt., N. d W. Ry. Box AID. Roanoke, Va.
VIRGINIA HOMRS-An sizes; best soil: good
markets; finest climate In the T.. 3. For particulars
send IOc. for 8 months subscription 10 the Va.
Farmer, Box $50. Emporia, Va
SOUTHERN CALlFORNIA-Acres near Los An
gelcs, on electric railway: rich soil, pure water: u
acres, s2?S: go monthly; Caucasians only. Y. L.
HOPPER q son. clos Angeles. Cal.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


1-FURNIShED rooms. with private bathroom
hot and cold water, steam heat, elevator and hote
service. cars 10 all parts OF tho city; cannot be
equalled for the money. II Park
aV. and 5oth 81.
STTH ST, e8O WEST-Seven and bath: two ser
wants I'LL spring; references.