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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-20

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untberlttat 2eip5ig cine @n8obI 8or-
leiungen gebolten batte, ging er nodl
8ter1 mo- er Dor Ser SuriltiIden &C.
Ieai6aft uno Dor Der vltronia" in ser
@1llo oes l1nineriitdtsgebGuoes einiqe
8ortrage bielt. @6breno 6es Cont
mers bat Ser 8rofeiior nit Ieiner
Satin 0euti6lono bereilt nno aud,
einet &blte6er nod StaIien gema6t.
@lf Der Giifreiie tpuroe nod Sei6el=
berg beluft rno BON bort ginq es
nod aoiiel, Inn elmer @inla6unq oes
&oiiers mad 96loB @libelmSb0be
Solge gu ~lei1ten. Sn Berlin bot oos
@bepaar i'm SoteI be Some, Inter
Den 2inoen, IN aaernd6iter Ndbe Ser
l1nioerfitat gepobnt. 0ort bereitete
es ot6 gum @bi9ieo ieinen 5oblrei=
den 9erliner 6reuroen elm glan8enoe
|Seier, an Der Die 8ertreter Der SSH
leni6oft nno &unit lopie 6obe
Staatsbeomte teilnabn1en.
@ie nidt onoers gu errporten NOR,
iino Dem ousge5ei6neten @elebrten
in Deuti6lano aoblreide @brunaen
nno 4ns5eidnltngen 5l tell eepor=
ben. Ser Safer bot ibm ben foniq-
lt6en &ronenoroen 5ipeiter &loIie
perlieben uno fem Bib nit eiqen-
banoiger l1nterI6rift ge1denft.
@n6 Der 9ontg Srieorih &rgult
bon 5odien 5ei6nete i'm our6 oie
lteberreidung leines 8il6es aus. 0os
aultusminiiterium bot ibm our6 Ell
men ~befonoeren Qbgeionoten cine
Rra6tous9obe bes ,0ibelnngen=
2ieos" NIT elmer perionli9en @io-
mitng oes unlaneit aus bent Mmte ge-
|i6ie6enen Observation-Disclosures ST..
Stu6t iiberreiden lofien. 9fe 8io-
ntung lartet: u8em berporrogenoen
Sertreter merifnnti6er @iI{enidoff
uno fo%ormber5igen Sreunoe oeutiden
@eiiteslebens, CUR grinnerung on
iein erfolereides @irfen an Ser
&ooiebelt &rofeiiur mabreno oes
@inter-S emeiters t906-07.M
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ben 8ereinigungen fir itaotsmiifenz
idaftlide 6ortbtl6ung in Berlin uno
&oln, in oenen Der 8rofeIior eben=
fails i'm leeten @interiemelter nit
eroBem Grfolge einen 8pflus bon
8~ortraeen gebalten bot, in 4nerfens
tt1ng ieiner @eroienfte iberreidt
noroen.
Gs lit Elm BON 8rof. bon @oien
~enttporfeter 9odel NIT elmer 9uloi.
gun9sfigur als 8efr0mung. Sn Der
einen Sono balt Die Sieur Elm 800
ben oes &olner 9oms, in Der anoe=
rem einen 2orbeer5peig. @ls Mote.
rial lit 8ronae NIT @olo nertpenoet
ull0 9albeoeliteine, GIrfiien uno &o=
raaen. Son oieier Gbrengobe fonnte.
erlt Die Sfi55e borgelest meroen; Dos
ansgefiibrte 8erf miro 8rofeiior.
8urgeB in feline Seimot nadgeianot
nerben. Die Sfi35e muroe bon Sen
@~ebetmraten Sitter, Brugger, BrDf.
b. @oien uno Or. Mmmersoorffer'
nit einer fur5en aniprade iibereef
ben. afa /
(Sobn 8iliam 8ureeB tpuroe am
26. Iuguit 1874 in g~onersbiGeI
9enn., geboren. or beiud)te oie @utns.
berlono u~niberiitdt in 2ebanon,
Sem., mo er 1871 g~roouierte. Sn.
ben Sabren bon 1871 Big 1878 ltu<
oierte er tn @0ttingen uro Berlin
unb 1muroe 1873 8rofeiior Der Maz.
tionolofonomie un6 @edtsDifiene
i6aften in 4mberit no er bis alt iei
tter 1890 erfolgenoen lleberiieoelung.
nod Der Columbia l1niperiitat per-
blieb.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-20
9rOfeiOr Burger iiber 9entidlauS.

Ser befannte alerifanii6e y@us-
toni6profeiior" 8urgeB lift jest bon
Deuti6lano 5nriidgefebrt uno bat iih
in 0em Sort einem @ertreter ser
yStoots5eitun91 pie folgt iiber feline
oeuti6en Grlebniiie uno ginoriife
pernebmen laiien:
Wein pier5ebmnonatli1er Mufent-
bait in 0euti6lanb, mo ih oas Slid
bette, als 2ebrer Der ofaoemiihen
|Sugeno gu tpirfen, miro mir unber.
geBli6 bleiben. Cine groBere @enag-
tuutg iiber mein NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8irfen gera6e an Der SteGe, mo ih
ielbft Dor bielen Sabren ben @rnno-
itein gu meinem @iiien leete, fonnte
id mir ielbft in meinen fiibniten
Sraumen nidt benfen. 3ift aIlein
Die Manner Der @iiieni6aft uno Bic
Stubenten poren es, Die mir geraoe=
gu entbuiialtilde SuIoigungen bar
bradten ionberrt Der oerti1e &aiier
ielbft uno Die b0diten 5toatsbeamten
baben MIDI IN einer @eiie ausge5eih-
net, Die mid fait itol5 un6 itbermatia
MAIDEN fonilte. aber mas mid ge.
raoe5u IN @ritmtnen geiebt bat, mar
Der llmitano, bob man altd IN gar5
e%ntfernt itebenoen &reiien belniibt
Dor, alles 81 tln, Inn meme MeiIiton
IN better 8eiie gu foroern uno gum
g~lan5enoiten 4bidluB al bringen.
8elbes Sntereiie meine Gorleiungen
BEL Der oeuti6en Stuoentenibaft ge-
funOen babenb gebt mobl am beiten
barous berbor, bob i6 an ben brei
uniperiitaten Berlin, 2eip3ig uno
Bonn, an oenen ih geleien babe, iiber
1900 Scorer bette.
4uffa4eno lit oos aleroings bonn
&oiier ongereete uno gen1brte, aber
beute our6 ale gebiloete &reiie ge=
benoe tiefernite 8eitreben, Elm inniges
Notwithstanding nit ben Ser.
|Staaten 81 idaffen. gs mar mir 0a-
Der cine gang beionoere 6reuoe, ge-
raoe oll9 in &offreiien oarouf bin
meiien 81 fonnen, baB IN ben Ser.
Staaten cine einfluBret6e 8eieai6aft
beitebt, oeren 3ped es lit, beioe Cam
Ser in innigere 8%e8iebungen, insbe-
ionoere sur 8erbiitnng bon &riegen
gu bringen. Die @elenidaft Die me.
Ser 8eamten mod Statuten nod 8ei-
TRACE ,fennt beitebt p~ornebmli9 aus
l1niperfitdts 8rofeiforen nno anoeren
Mdnnern, Die in 9euti6lano Ituoiert
baben.
9reimol mar i9 beim 9aiier 5u
Glide eeloben unb babe auBeroem
nod bel b1iifigen 4nl6iien @elegen-
beit gehobt, nit Dem Wonar6en 5u
ipre6en. Seine 8erion bot mtf mid
einen tiefen ginorud gemadt uno i6
balte i'm fir einen Der 6eoeutenoiten
Meni6en Der @egenipart. 8e5Gu-
bernoe 2iebenspiiroigfeit, eepaart
nit GROCER Meni6enfenntnis uno Ell
ner gerabe8u nerbliiffenben 8ei6la-
| genbeit foit auf alen @ebieten MAIDEN
Die ltnterboltungen nit inn 81 blei-
benoen Marfiteinen i'm 9eben Der Die
les Slides teilbdftig DeroenoenW en'
l6en."
9rofeiior gurgeB, Der Suriit lit
uno oils eriter Notwithstanding
8rofelior nod Der llniperiitdt Berlin
Iaing, bat bort feline 8orleiungen
| iiher .0ie 8erfoliuuqsqel6ihte Der
Ser. Stoaten BON Ser geg%riinoung
Der aolonien an" ant 81. Sftober
pergangenen Sabres in Der aitlo Der
ltniperfitGt, i'm 8eiiein oes Safer
paores uno elmer gldn5enOen Der.
iammlune, erOffnet. 5erner bat
ser 8rofeiior an Der lllliperittat
Bonn iiber Staatsre6t Der Ser.
Staoten ie6s 8orleiungen gebalten,
an oenen aud 8rin8 auguit 8ilbelm,
Ser pierte Sobn oes &aiierS, tell
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-20
Cine Maanuna.

Gin Wenidenfrenno bon @i6mono,
Sn6, Scr. II 9. @iaioms, 107 @eit
Main StraBe, iagt: sd errnobne
one Berionen nit i6pa9en 2ungen,
.9r. &ine's neiie @~ntoedltng au neb.
men, Die mir baIf nno Ole oos lift,
fit mas iie angeprieien miro" l1eber.
an retterl6 ilno beiIeno Bel @itbmo,
8ron6itis, @raune, &aIsIei6en, Gun.
genbluten. @arm1tiert bon N0oIpb
DreiB un6 81. gobn & 60. so Gents
nno $t.00. 8robefIai9e fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-20

9terltng bierberi6tde; ia ite tpnroe1
lo9ar SIT berfleioeten Soloaten ge-
mo6t, Die ms 2ano famen, oomit
Sopan bier cine idlagferttge Irrnee
IN unlerm @ebiete babe, men1t eS gum
&rie9 fomnten ioIlte, Elm 8looiinn
Der totia6li6 geeIoubt Duroe. 90
bot man bier ipitematii6 gebebt nno
beute berriden bier gu 2anbe bo6lt
ipobri6einli6 ebenio piel SOB nno
ebenio biel Wistro1ien gegen Sopon,
pie in Sopm gegen uns.
Inter oieien Sebbldttern baden Die
3eitungen Seorit's ltets obenon ge-
itonoen. limo iebt fontn1t bieler
Weni6, Ser IN Dem politii6en ut6
geiitigen 2eben unieres 2onoes nab=
reno Der lebten fiinf8ebn Sabre Die
auer peroerblidlte Holle geiptelt fat,
uno min oireft gum &riege beben.
9oeegen iplte ein ollgemeiner Gro=
teit ieitens aler perniinftigen 2eute
i'm 2anoe eingelegt mer6e11. Sdon
einmol baben Die 9eorit'i6en 8ldtter
aus reiner Senlationsli1it einen &rie9
acknowledgement, ben &rteg gegen
Spanien. 8as mar nibr 4rteg", pie
iie ielbit triumpbiereno bebaupteter
uno mie man ibnen olt6 5l1geiteben
muBte. Soa li6 bieies troltrige
S6auipiel nieoerbolen? 8ollet bie
Ser. Staoten abermals in einen &rteg
gebekt meroen, Der biesmal 1tr8tpeiz
felboft biel i6Iimmer ieit miro, olS
iener, mir neil @iaian &onoolpb
SeorIt cine 5eniation fir feline 3ei-
trneen gebro19t uno neil er bofft
aIs 8onnertrager elmer o&riegspor=
tel ms @eiBe Sous eelangen gu
.f0nnen2 Soffentli6 ni6t. 5
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-09

The Atonement" or the paying of
debts will serve as the subject of the
sermon. The Service OF God is Bet
ter than the pleasures OF Sin" Will
be discussed at the evening SER
vice, at the Presbyterian church.
The Winter Chautauqua which
will be held in the church from the
Is to 20 of the present month is In
tended to be preliminary to a reg
ular Chautauqua and Assembly which
1t Is hoped will be established at
Occur d'Alene in the near future.
By encouraging this movement both
the church and the town will be
helped
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-09
To the Public

The Press will deem II . special favor II Pat
ons who tal 70 receive their paper regularly
III report the sane TO the Office. as 1t ia our
My means OF knowing how the carriers are do
be their work.
We VIII pay reward Of SR5 for evidence that
III convict any one Of stealing papers after
beg are delivered TO residences.
TIE PRESS PUBLISHING CO.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-09
install New Telephones

The Interstate Telephone compa-
ny has installed over Zoe telephones
within the last 40 days, making over
400 in the city limits. c. R. Potter
has been appointed local manager
and has taken active charge The
company is making great progress in
installing telephones and the service
is improving.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-09
IT,. Irish Priest.

Stephen Gwynn has said some
where excellently that the Irish priest
Possesses the secret Of Irish life. He
does, and so entirely is the key to It
in his possession that doubt II any
genius, however great, could give an
adequate rendering Of Irish life with
out introducing the priest. Katherine
lyman In Fortnightly Review
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-09

At the Methodist church at IL a.
m. the pastor will preach on THE
Need of a larger Church Fellowship. .
and In the evening he will give the
first of the series on The Young
Men of the Bible" the theme being
THE Ill-tempered Young Man. -
Special music will be given at both
services.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-09
A DISCOURAGE.

Miss Kreech Some authorities be-
lleve that the practice OF singing win
keep person from getting consump-
tion. Mr.. Knox Yes, but most author
files believe in the greatest good to
the greatest number" - Philadelphia
Press.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-09
A Oueation Of Class.

They are constantly catching more
grRfters," said the hopeful citizen.
mot regular grafters," answered Mr..
Dustin Stax. Those who get caught
are only amateurs. Washington Star.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-09
THE CHURCHES

At the Christian church the Bib
lie school will meet at 10 a. m; the
morning service and sermon at IL a.
M. and the Y. P. C. E. at $50 p, m.
In the evening at 1880, union ser
vice will be held at the Baptist
church. the subject being How are
we to get Power"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-09
Hurt His Feelings.

She-I think Mr. Rymer, the minor
poet. felt hurt at remark you made
the other night. He-What did / say 7
She-You said there was only one
Shakespeare, r. London Telegraph.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-09
FREE DELIVERY ROUTES
Will be Laid out and Service Estab-
hshed.

Postofice Inspector Fullenwider
was in the city today for the purpose
of LAYING out and establishing the
routes for the free delivery system
to be established in this city, but
found that Postmaster Elder had
not returned from the east and post
noned the work until next week.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-09
Ever WatChful
A Little Care viii Save Many Occur dAlene
Readers Future Trouble

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frequent;
Contain no "bric-du st like" sedi-
ulent
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They watch the kidneys and cure
them when they're sick.
Harry Scadden, plumber. residing
at 157 Third avenue, Pocatello. Ida,
says: "For more than three years !
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kidney recretions, pains across the
loins and other troublesome symp-
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good for tkis trouble but received no
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/ read an advertisement about Doan's
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/ procured a box at a drug store.
This remedy did me more good than
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Price soc. Foster Milburn Co, Ruf-
falo, n Y, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name-Doans
and take no other.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

quite a large extent curing the
storm, the greatest damage being
done northwest Of the city. For a
distance Of 90 rods the poles we're
snapped off the ground and carried
some distance in the air and we're set
down again. The line to Loomis and
MI. Vernon we're also put out OF
business. On this account no in
formation could be secured from
either place to verify the damaging
reports that had been received from
both places. 1t was stated that Mt.
Vernon and LOOMS were both wiped
out OF existence. Toward Sunday
evening people had come to Mitchell
from both points and denied the
story and said that neither town had
been touched. The storm passed to
the north and south of Mt. Vernon.
The only damage reported north or
LOOMS was q house and barn wrecked
on the farm Of A. III. Doyle. OF this
CITY.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
Badger Township Hit.

.Reports came in Monday from
the situation up in the northwestern
part of Badger township. John
Giltllan stated that in that section
five separate clouds were noticed off
to the south and southwest. He
stated that about $50 O'Clock or a
little later that the storm swept up
the western part Of Badger ane did
considerable damage to farm houses
and barns.
On the farm OF Barney Kane the
place was stripped of its buildings,
including the house, barn and gram
airy. john Graves was also a heavy
loser when his house and barn were
taken away. Fisher Ames, who
resides just over the line in Sanborn
comfy lost all of his buildings.
making a clean sweep of his property
In none of the cases was it reported
that any person was injured.
On the Hodghin farm, which lays
about a half mile east of the Pease
farm, a great amo INT of damage vas
done by the same storm. The house
and barn were a total wreck in a
very short time. The family took
refuge in the cellar. and after the
house had been lifted OF aad vas
.orn to pieces the boards fell into
the cellar, but very fortunately none
Of the people were injured Who were
In there.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
Notes About the Storm.

There were many little incidents
that happened during the storm that
have been brought to light. Over
near the Flemmer residence two
teams we're being driven on the road
just as the storm came Ep. The
parties in the vehicles were not slow
to realize their danger and they
quickly jumped to the ground and
lay fiat while the storm passed over
them. The teams and vehicles we're
raised a little distance off the ground,
carried a short way and then
dropped. The men mad to hold to
the grass to keep from being blown
along with the storm.
While the hail was in progress it
broke a thousand window lights in
the greenhouses of the Newtury's.
Some Of the hail measured Two inches
around. The rain that came about
the same time was not general, and
a short distance southwest it did not
rain at all.
The storm was a fearful one, the
like Of which has never been seer In
this immediate section. The great
bank Of clouds, which extended to
the ground, when it approached
from the west, was in a direct line
for the city. About two miles west
it was coming toward the city and
on coming closer in it encountered
a high hill in the western part OF
the city, to the north of which was
a valley. The hill seems to have
been a force to divert the clouds
toward the valley, up which it went
with increasing velocity.
Just how much damage the storm
did IN this vicinity cannot be told
at the present time, but 1T will
amount to a good many thousand
dollars
a man by the name OF Riley
living near the Regain home, had a
large patch Of corn torn into shreds
and ripped up by the wind. He also
lJdU Il ldIEC uclu VI CdGllC III lle
pasture. The animals yer huddled
together as the storm approached,
and when it had passed over he
noticed that all the cattle were
scattered ver the pasture, but not
one ot them bore a mark or
scratch. He was unable to account
for their being scattered so quickly
unless they were carried by the
wind.
A llneman working on the tele-
phone line west o; the city stated
that while working u there he
discovered a straw that had been
driven hv the intense force of the
wind into a board, which is just
one OF the many freaks played by
the storm.
J.. H travis made a TIP to the
Smith and Dawson ranch Monday ans
made sor': Investigations, of the
storm damage He said that leave.
on the tres SE we. Il H..thered con.
dition apl he Was satisfied that there
was "A element Of 8 . in the cy.
clone wh.co covered that section
Most Of the leaves on the trees look
ed wither:.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
THE STORM SOUTHWEST
The Clouds Originating West and
South of Mt. Vernon Did Damage
Southwest of Here.

Va AA0A0s
The parties on the Milwaukee
freight coming in to Mitchell Satur-
day evening we're of the opinion at
the time that the two clouds they
saw south of the track as they we're
leaving Mt. Vernon did not do any
damage south of the track, believing
i them to have disappeared. The
clouds on both sides Of the track
Travelled along with The speed of the
train and the engineer was doing
his best to get out of the pathway
Of them.
Late Sunday afternoon communl-
cation was secured with parties on
the rural line southwest Of Mitchell
and some information was secured as
to the damage done on the road lead
ing to Mt. Vernon and a little south
of it, perhaps five miles west of the
city.
On the Smith and Dawson farm,
which is occupied 10y the White Bros.
the house, tarn and granary we're
completely destroyed, wrecking them
in bad shape. Mr.. Smith drove out
to the ranch Sunday morning, not
knowing that n damage had been
done to the place. On reaching what
he Thought to be the farm he was
surprised to find the buildings wiped
out. He had received no infor-
nation as to the damage done, and
in fact it was not known that the
storm had gone that way.
A magnificent barn, 60x60, ON
Pat Condran's farm, was taken up
by the storm and thrashed to pieces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Condran we're at the
farm at the time and we're caught in
the storm. Their only place of
refuge was In a small Eouse built
over an artesian we'll. When the
storm struck the barn 1t vas rent
asunder and the boards we're nyng
around p%rom,scuously and were piled
up against the we'll house, making
the Condrans' refuge a very dangerous
place, and they considered them
selves very lucky to get out without
an accident.
On the Herman farm, a little to
the south of the school house on the
Mt. Vernon road, considerable dam
age was done. Their house and barn
were taken along with the storm
and wrecked beyond further usage
The family had taken refuge In the
cellar, and none we're injured.
on the Riley farm the storm did
less damage. only taking the barn
and leaving the house intact.
From the reports OF the men on
the freight train the storm had Its
origin west of Mt. Vernon. Some
distance west of there the clouds
mad been looking very bad, and just
before the train reached Mt. Vernon
they assumed the appearance OF .
cyclone. The formation first resem-
bled that Of an inverted funnel, the
point flying in the air and the lower
part sweeping everything into Its
center. The cyclone was diverted In
its course and went to the north OF
Mt. Vernon. 1t was after the train
left Mt. Vernon that the two
cyclones to the south and the second
one to the north we're first observed.
The men on the train had a full
view of the twister all the way to
Mitchell, watching Its rising and
falling and changing end for end
along with the progress OF the train,
with which it kept pace, the train
beating cyclone into Mitchell about
five minutes.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
Telephone Wires Dow

The telephone wire. suffered to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
FOR SALE-Real Estate


FOR SALE-Ranch, 20 10 30 acres, with
buildings Of storage capacity Of $50 tons
produced and sold last season eco. 600 pounds
~ alfalfa two miles from city; inquire at
Borradaile's Furniture store, III Gold ave.
-
FOR SALE-A snap in a furnished house In
Al location. Address Porterheld Co. 321
w. Gold.
FOR SALE-A snap-4-roOm frame house.
modern. in a fine location In Highlands.
an furnished. Price $4,000. Dunbar's.
FOR SALE-5-room new brick cottage;
bath, electric lights, cement walks, lawn,
chicken yard; with or without furniture;
must be sold at once; leaving city. Owner.
521 T.. Central avenue.
FOR SALE-A FIVE room house. also an
eight room house. latter furnished or I'M
furnished, both modern; close in; cheap this
week; also two seated carriage. nearly new.
Inquire 52s East Central avenue.
FOR SALE-One Groom house, furnished.
Apply at Mann saddlery Co, ia North
Second street.
o sALE-A five-room brick house. fur
nished. ON South Broadway; modern; with
stable. chicken house and yard. This place
has three lots; nice shade trees. Price.
s.. coo. 90. Inquire DUNBAR, corner Gold
avenue and Third street. II
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FOR R~ENT-DWeningS


FOR RENT-Three room cottage in the
Highlands. Inquire b22 5. Edith
FOR RENT OR SALE-My modern 6-room
cottage, 317 5. Walter -. Geo. W. HickoN.
FOR RENT-Four-room furnished house,
Z15 Atlantic Ave. Apply at $50 5. 30 St
FOR RENT-Sept. J. house Of eight rooms.
toilet. bath. electric lights, West Central
Ave. less Than block from Park. Address
Ira A. Lands. city.
FOR ~RENT-Four room cottage with mod
ern conveniences. Inquire OF A. a. Trim
BILE, 2O7 N. Arno street
For RENT room brick house. close in;
apply Rankin a Go. Room 10. n. r. Ar
milo building. or phone 1881.
FOR RENT-One Groom modern house, 800
W. Hunlng avenue. one Groom modern
house. COS $. Fourth street Apply at Mann
Saddlery Co. IA n. Second street
FOR RENT-Six-room house with lawn and
large barn. Address 4t3 South Broadway.
FOR RENT-Twelve acre ranch. close in;
mostly alfalfa. 3i5 Copper avenue.
FOR RENT-TVo or three room houses.
furnished or unfurnished. W. V. Flu
treble SOC South Second street
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POSITIVE PROOF.
should Convince the Greatest Skcptic
in Albuquerque.

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