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MOKDAY San Antonio Gazette. 15, 1907 1476-- BOTH PHONES-- 1476- It TUB Don't SM Whit Toil ter It Through Than colaKms. Only 1 CEKI fn la Flrit iBMrtlon ttt 1-2 CENI fa Weid for CoBMcatrre InjerUoa. Ko idiertisomeot Accepted, -So Hatter How lot Irfsl Than 15 CEMTB tor One Tims, so CENTS for Tbrw Timea. or 45 CEKTS for Ono Week (Six.Ceawco- live Iniortlont).

Ten Tlmei OTor. 1-2 CENT Fer Word Each Insertion. Special Monthly and Yearly Ads. SUy bo Lelt tie Oaieltn Ottln Lite ii y. m.

to Appetr In "Ton to Cliwlfy" Column. Blai tip Blttir 1176, ud Will tot Tonr Ad. ARCHITECTS If. Flood Walker, Ave. at Third street, San Antonio, Texas.

CLAIRVOYANT Madame Ooff, clairvoyant, palmist, mental healer. Gives advice in business changes, brings separated together, cures jealousy spells, and habits. 410 Main Ave. (4-20) Madame La Bell--The wonderful clairvoyant and palmist; advice on business speculation, law, reunites the separated; any one in trouble or wants to know anything about life and the best way to success. In reading tells yon your name.

Parlors 9 13 Ave. C. Hours 9 a. m. to 8 p.

m. CONTRACTORS AV. L. Smate, contractor and builder, money loaned. See him before you buildl 213 Sadie old phone 2553.

(5-12) PHYSICAL CULTURE PHYSICAL CULTURE. "We tench regular course in Physical Culture. teach diaphragmatic or breathing. We teach tho kind of exerciso that benefits. How to secure harmonious development of the entire Ijody, and perfect bodily function Ladies whobe BUSTS arc small and flat can have them enlarged by our method of physical culture without drugs or medicines.

This is strictly a building up system. No flesh foods or developers; the natural body and muscles are enlarged and strengthened and the result 5.irents who delicate, sickly children should know that our system of Physical Culture will cure them and build up the weak bov or irjrl and make them strong and well. Parents will do well to bring their children to my school and let them take a course in Physical Culture that will make them grantl, Btrbng men and women. I will teach two classes daily. Call at ones at 221 St.

Mary street, up stairs. Prof. S. A. Richmond, Teacher.

MESSENGERS Messenger service and B- B. B. employment office. Both phones 187-401 Soledad St. (4-30) TASS'S S.

A. Messenger Service, prompt and reliable, both phones 1182, 122 Ave. C. (tf) KEY AND LOCK WORK Both Phones. Bicycles on easy piy- roents; key and lock work lawn mowers sharpened.

Emerson, the Bi- cycJe Doctor. UNDERTAKERS- Bheller, THE Undertaker. Both phones. Zlzik Undertaking St JUry. Eiebe, Undertaker, both phones 841.

Sloan ft Hagy, undertakers and enibulm- careful and scientific attention; special shipping facilities; private 32i W. Commerce. Both phones 104. SEWING MACHiMES Bewing Machines rented. M.

J. AUCTION SALES Auction Sale of fancy driving horses. Mr. Lee Carpenter of Sedalia, will sell 20 head of high class road horses at public auction at the Palace Livery Stables, San Antonio, on Thursday, April IS, 1907. K.

L. Harriman, Auctioneer. E. E. SOMMEB, AUCTION COM.

CO. New phone 13C7; office 131 North Mores street. (5-13) William 1 Emmett B. Cocks Gocke Gocke IAWTEES. Book Building.

(By Bridge on Houston Street.) FEMALE HELP WANTED girl for housework, oil St. Mary's St. (4-16) Wanted--An experienced cook; small family; good wages; no washing. 105 Woodlawn Ave. (4-17 Wanted--To go East, reliable nurse for children; $15 per month.

21, Upper Post. 2418 New Phone. (4-15) FOR SALE- Sell or Trade Your Furniture at the Household Furniture Store Both Phones 214 and 216 W. Commerce St. Panamas--Big shipment just arrived, all styles, all kinds, also the latest styles in straw hatsj you know my prices are always the lowest.

Send in your last year's Panama and have it made new. Gray, the hatter, 134 Soledad street, next door to the Buck Horn saloon. (4-47) i'or Sale--Stove wood, $5.50 per cord delivered. Govt. Hill Wood Co.

New phone 1811. 1594, 1 ring. (4-15) Wanted--To rent at once, a hotel or restaurant or rooming house. Apply to Palace Rooming House, Commerce St. (4-15) For Sale--A new buggy and harness cheap; used about a month.

804 Texas West End. (4-18) Cots for rent or sale, reasonable. Reeves Furniture Co, 118 S. Flores new phone 1798. (4-23) Heavy Heart Pine pieces 8x14, thirty feet long; worth $112- Make me an offer.

Bascom Bell, 134 Soledad St. (4-15) For Sale--Good Jersey cow. Apply at 713 Bnrleson street. (4-19) For Sale--Good rubbertired top buggy, $25; Cameron, 112 iSf. Flores.

(12) Wanted--A woman for cook and housework. Applv to Mrs. H. O. Skinner, 215 Ogden.

"Old phone 919-2 rings. (4-17) FOR RENT Tor Kent--Nice comfortable front room, with modem conveniences, use of phone; less than six minutes' walk from Josko'e. One or two gentlemen references exchanged. Atl- drpss 700,. Gazette office.

(tf) Tor Bent--Five-room modern cottage, corner, one of. line. Apply 216 Upaon street, or. old phone 3752. Furnished Booms--For light housekeeping, oue block west of I.

G. N. depot. No sick or. small children allowed.

1507 W. Houston. (5-10) I'or Bent--Five room brick house, 407 Cameron street. Apply on premises, (4-17) Tho shrewdest ndvertiieni use the Why not you! BABQAIN IN CAMEEA. For Sale--Western Cyclone Magazine (Jamera No.

5, with good lens, in A-No. 1 condition and does good work. 12 automatic plates. It is yours lor $6. 314 Matagorda mornings, or old phone 1868.

(4-1-j The best aud largest glass of beer in the city. Beer at right temperature. Call Groen Tree saloon, Gottlieb Zellweger, South Alamo and Market. (14 For Sale--Jersey heifer calf. Goes at first offer.

925 Burnett. Old phone 2070-1 ring. (4-15) ROOMS WRH 5 Delmonico Restaurant, 135 Soledad St. Ladies' and gentlemen's dining room. Best meal in the eity for IS Short orders a specialty.

Tho New Bancroft--323 St. Mary's under new management; newly furnished; excellent table; first-class throughout; table boarders solicited; centrally located; one block from Houston St. Mrs. Clavin. (5-11) First-class airy rooms, close in, 5 blocks from Joske's; cheap rates on meals by treek.

$20 per month for board and room. 441 S. Presa St. (4-16) MINERAL WATERS Crown, Bottling Co. have removed from 819 Bnrleson street to 111 Jones avenue.

Call us up for all kinds of fancy soda and mineral waters. Both phones, old 2004-1 ring; new 46. (5-4) MISCELLANEOUS Sewing Machines repaired. 31, J. itt.

Dromgoole watch makers. John H. Eolfcon, real estate, pension claim ftgent, notary public, Navarro street, corner Crockett. New phone 439. (4-30) "THE TKAVIS" Mrs.

S. N. Burdia, Fropr. (4-17) BUSINESS CHANCES FOE KENT--HOUSES. Three 4-room new houses to rent, city and artesian water.

Fine, healthy location, close to car line; rent $8 to $10 monthly. San Antonio Heal Estate rooms 7 and 8, 22S W. Commerce St.j old phono 1115-4r; new 711. (tf) DO YOU WA2TT CAPITAL? Money quickly secured for building and operating electric light, gas, water and. power plants, or for good manufacturing enterprises.

Corporations orgnn- and financed. Address Ban Antonio Real Estate Investment 228 Commerce San Antonio, Ter. (tf) CONSISTENCY. Editor Gazette. Sir: I have noticed in the daily papers every now and then something about the health board and the city cautioning the people to fight mosquitoes, clean up premises, to sweep the sidewalks before 8 a.

and even going so far as to fine citizens not obeying laws. Now the above is very good and should be done, but how abont the city doing the same? Docs not the health board consider it more dangerous to health to sweep the streets at night without first sprinkling, which I notice happens on avenue about 9 o'clock every night, and does Dr. Barnitz consider it healthy for the street cleaners to sweep the gutters during tile day while they are as dry as a bone aud fdi the faces of passersby with 'filth and dust; besides, tins germ filth accumulates on the sidewalks (this is in the business center). Then it is impossible to sweep same until the next morning. Jn line meantime this is blown into the stores and settles on the goods.

Now if the eity wants to pass laws they should set a good example. Let them have the sprinklers going all day if necessary; also nights, and more so Sundays, which day seems most neglected. I am not a kicker, but think it quite amusing when the city passes laws that it does not observe. AN OBSERVING CITIZEN. 4 DR.

B. B. WITTE, atonjacti Specialist, Hlcki HOOMI 3 ana I WANTED Shelley, THE Embalmer. Both phones Wanted--Everybody to know that tho photos made by Barr for $1 per dozen could not be better at any price. Studio Main plaza.

(tf) WANTED--CLEAN COTTON KAGS. Wm, PAY GOOD PRICE. ANY QUANTITY. APPLY THIS OFFICE Wanted--Home work on the typewriter by competent stenographer." Address 800, Gazette office. Wanted--Old rumiture.

Wanted--To buy second-hand furniture. Hcndricks HcCullough, 115 Main Ave. Old phone 1442-3r. New 2C33. (0-2) Gasoline or wood stoves cleaned or re paired; work guaranteed.

Ludwick, 113 N. Flores. Old phone 751. (5-11 House Painting done neat and cheap by Singleton. Estimates and references promptly submitted.

New phone 2542; old phone 2297-2r. (5-10) Wanted to Rent--I want to rent a 4 or 5-room cottage, with bath, within reasonable distance from town. Will lease for a year. Address, stating price, Gazette. (4-15) Wanted--Am in the market for about a block of vacant lots; must be cheap for cash.

Prospect Hill or South Heights preferred. But would consider other locations. Address 52S, Gazette. (tf) Wanted--To buy or rent, second-hand cash register; must be cheap. No.

522 care Gazette. (4-19) Wanted--Party owning camera or good Kodak to caH at house and take pictures of children. Ring old fone 2695. (4-15) Wanted--Everybody to know that we are closing out entire stock $15,000 general hardware at wholesale and retail. Edward Sweeney, Military Plaza.

(4-20) MALE HELP WANTED Dromgoole Jewelry. Wanted--A colored waiter, at 511 St. Mary's St. (4-15) STATE GOLF TOTJRNAMENT. Forty boys wanted to carry golf bags Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday, April 16, 17, 3S and 19.

Apply at golf club, North Flores street. (4-10) Wanted--A man for care of horse and 'Cow. Mrs. H. 0.

Skinner, 215 Ogden. Old phone 919-2 rings. (4-17) MALE SITUATIONS WANTED. Wanted--Position as salesman or collector; have conveyance and am acquainted in eity. Address 546, Gazette, (4-1S) DEEDS FILED T.

C. Shafer to M. L. Oppenheimer, April 25, 1907, deed to lots 7 and block 15. city block 500, corner of Milam and Haekberry streets; $1 etc.

S. C. Eldridge to P. H. and Irene Bradford, April 13, 1907, dee'j to lot 0, block 3, Cedar street, Spring addition; $1, etc.

Albert and Wilhelmina Moegelin of Midland county to Louis Rittman of Bexar county, March 28, 1907, deed to lot 40 feet on Tampico street anil 280.38 meet on San Marcos street, allotment $800. Augusta and Georgina Nester to Benjamin and Cohen, April 12, 1907, deed to lot 1, block 113, Belvin street, between north Flores and Saa Pedro creek; $2200. Emma Stafford as executrix of David W. Stafford, deceased, to Kearny Mason, April 13, 1907, deed to lot 1, block 5, city block 990, Mason subdivision; $60 easli and cancellation of two vendor's lien notes. George'Bodet to'Hall P.

Street, April 12, 1'907, deed to lots 15 and 28, Mock 12, 13, 19, 20, 25, 26, 30, 31, block lots 3, 4, 7, 8, block 3. and 3, 4, 7, 14 to 16 in block 4, Halliday addition; $2205. D. K. Furnish of-Kinney county to Alletta B.

Davis of Bexar county, April 12, 1907, deed to lots 8 to 17, block 44, new city block 1852, Beacon Hill addition; $2750. Henrietta and Alexander Halliday of New Orleans, by John S. Sweet of Bexar county to Hall P. Street, April 32, 1907, deed to lots 11 to 14; 17 and IS, block lots 11 and 15 to IS 24, 2S, 29, 32 and 33, block 2, lots 1. 2.

5, 6, 9 to 13, 17 to 26, block 4, Halliday addition; $3307.50. Anna and Herbert Wallace to It. B. Cowles, April 1907, deed to lots 11 and 12, block 2, outlet 16S, corner Monterey and Nueces streets; $2200." T. H.

and Clara C. Coulter to J. B. Smith, April 1907, deed to lot 5, new eity block 26S1, section 7, Euclid avenue, Lakeview addition; also lot 7, block 27, new city block 2291; $3000. M.

L. Oppenheimer to I. C. Shafer, April 12, 1907, deed to lots 3 to 5, and 8 to 10, block 2, city block 3017; lots 4 and 5 and 8 to 10, block 3, city block 301S; lots 3 to 5 and 9 to 11, block 4. city block 3019, Oppenheimer's subdivision, between Garden street 'and San Antonio river; $1.

N. F. May and others of Bee and Goliad counties, by H. C. Williams of Bexar county to S.

Kight of Bexar county, April 13, 1907. deed to 160 acres of J. Batcliff survey letter patent 512, county Mock 4195; Nellie Gosling of Bexar county to 5. B. McClelland of Jones county, April 11, 1907, deed to part of subdivision of lots 8 10, new city block 410, block 4, Fannin street; Cora C.

and Edward C. Long and as executors of Selina C. Stroud, deceased, to E. Y. White, April 12,.

1907, deed to lot 8, block 16, new city block 41S, avenue $9000. A. Sendemer to Bexar coiinty, April 13, 1907, deed to 73-4 acres out of Gortarri.survey $155. Charles JT. Blydenburg of Suffolk, county, New York, to J.

Betterion of. Bexar county, Feb. 1C, 1907, deed to lots 20 and 21, block 15, new city block 1441; lots 16 to 19, block 20, new city block 1456, and 1'fl to 22, block 0, new city block 1424; End; $320. O. H.

and Kate B. Robinson to Chns. Becker, April 11, 1907, deed to 20U acres, snurvcy 21, section $J500. James and Katharine Derosette Clausen to Sarah Eiley, McCormicV, LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN Lost--One white female Spitz poodle, short hair on head and feet. Return to 520 W.

Macou St. for reward, (tf SPECIAL NOTICE Let us figure with you on your painting and papering. Rhodes both phones J. W. Sullivan, builder and contractor, furnish plans and specifications.

Room 203 Moore building. Old phone 849. (4-21) EemovHl Notice--E. D. Thomas jeweler, formerly of 512 E.

Houston is now at 314 E. Houston carrying a complete line of jewelry. (4-29) $25.00 Tailor-Made suits for 416.50, the coming week only. The Model Tailors, 301 East Commerce St. (4-24) Remember, Hensen's black Minorca chickens are the best in town.

Egg settings, $1. 42-1 Josephine St. (4-1B) Over 200 New Subscribers I In the city alone were placed oa our books again last week. Come in and verify this statement for yourself. The Gazette Is Growing, GKOWING, and GEOWING.

Its books are open. The Gazette's city circulation is larger than that of any other paper, THOUSANDS LABGEB. The Association of American Advertisers has examined ALL the San Antonio papers. The Gazette hag -practically twice as large a circulation as any other evening paper. IT CAN PROVE New subscriptions are coming in by the hundreds.

IT CAN PEOVE IT Many of the best advertisers say that the Gazette is the. best advertising medium in San Antonio. WE CAN PBOVE The Gazette "Covers San Antonio like a blanket." It has only OWE rate. Every contract is open to inspection any advertiser. If YOU are not in it, you are losing money by it.

Yon can-possibly get along without it, but yon will make greater profits by using The Gazette I "The GEOWINa paper with the circulation and OHE rato." April IS, to lot 5, block 10, city block 1314, Burlcson street; $800. B. Callahan and Zentner to Elizabeth B. Taylor, Oct. 16, 1903) deed to lots 12 and 13., block 5, Kenwood ad- ICsnd.ManDPCoHnidnewhnDTGtuckyJo dition; $20.

Thomas Horan to Cornelius Horail, April 13, 1907, deed of "partition lo lot 23, block 5, Sharer subdivision, original eity blot 5, new city block 1928 Duval and Sharrer streets; also lot 5, new city block 514, N. Haekberry street between Sherman and Burleson streets, and Cornelius Horaa to Tom Horan, doed of partition to lot 24, block 5, original city lot 5, new eity block 1298, Duval and Sharer street; also lot 6, new city blocg 514, North Haekberry street, between Sherman and J. Flood Walker, Architect. Has moved his offices from Moore bldg. to ground floor Ave.

and Third St. BUILDING PERMITS Miss Bertha Saner, 5-room dwelling and outhouses, lumber, north side Myrtle street; $1400. H. L. Crcswell, 5-room dwelling and shed, lumber, north 'side Monterey street; $1250.

W. H. Chambers, 7-room 2-stofy dwelling and outhouses, lumber, north side Woodlawn avenue; $3000. 0. L.

Kingsley, 8-room 2-story dwelling, lumber, west side Nathan street; $1650. J. S. Lockwood, alterations, brick and stone, west side Navarro street; $1000. P.

Tietze, 3-room dwelling, lumber, north side Refugio street; $400. San Antonio theological seminary, three 4-room dwellings and outhouses, lumber, north side Crosby J. Wober, 2-room dwelling), lumber, north side west Pecan street; $250. Mrs. Emily Kiel, 2-room addition, lumber, east side Indiauola street; $500.

J. Y. Flores, 3-room dwelling, lumber, noyth side Forest 1 avenue; $200. Mrs. 0.

L. Gonzales, 4-room dwelling, lumber, north side west Houston W. R. Riclter, paint shop; shiplap lumber, south side Chicago Mrs. R.

Moehrig, shed, lumber, 1 north side Woodlawn 'avenue; $20. F.d. Mcrgele, shed, iron clad, east aide Peach street; John Laager, 1-room addition, lumber, west side south Pecos J. Oppenhcimer, alterations, west side Madison street; REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Soledad St. 57 Front Ft.

A good investment. B. B. Craig, room 203, 401-411 Navarro St. Special Invitation IS HEBBY EXTENDED TO VISITORS To make the offices of Chas.

T. Heninger Bro. their headquarters while in the city to participate in our great Spring Carnival. Here is an interesting list of bargains for evervbody: WEST PABK AVENUE. A handsome 9-room, two-story residence, 1-2 block of San Pedro Avenue.

Price $6500. SAJf PEDBO PLACE. This beautiful home, overlooking the entire city, has every modern improvement and convenience, and is certainly a bargain at $8000. HICKS AVENUE. Lovely cottage of 4 rooms, hall, bath, outhouses, lot lOOxlaU; special at $1875.

GARDEN STEEET. Another nice 4-room cottage with bath, $1600. HOWARD STREET. A chance for you to obtain a modern cottage home -on this desirable street for $3000, $500 cash, balance like rent. LAFITTE STEEET.

Also facing 2 other streets and bound on the east by the new Sunset depot. It has an income of Investigate this. Price on application. EAST HOUSTON. We can sell you a block on this popular business street with some improvements for $12,000, and we have good reason to believe this property will double in value by- fall.

If you don't see what you want in these, call on us, as we have houses for sale at from $500 np, and many interesting bargains in business property; vacant lots in all parts of the city; also many fine farms in other counties. List your property with us for quick sales. CHAS. T. HENINGER BBO.

324 WEST COMMERCE. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ONLY S18BO. A beautiful cottage home of 4 rooms, hall aud bath; nearly new; lot lOUx 150; barn and buggy house; fine location. Address 509, Gazette. (4-17) A Rev.re Opportunity I will sell (jne-half interest in one of the best additions to the city.

Thero are about SO lots, and every one is a choice piece of property. The party who gets in this deal will be a lucky man. He must bo a hustler, and willing to help. Address H. E.

care Gazette. 20 Acres Close in Will moke a. good suburban home, or a fine tract to subdivide. $140 per acre. 427 Na.va.rro Street PERSONALS DrogooH Bros.

"Watcie? on easy payt'e. King Bollins for lawn mower work; second hand movers $2 up; guaranteed. 301 E. Commerce. (5-6) BURIAL PERMITS Fritz Witte, 40, April 14, consumption, 725 east Houston street.

Interment Victoria, Tex. Ramon Gutierrez, 5 months, April 14, entero colitis, 714 Cainaron street. Interment city cemetery No. 4. Sydney Alvesa Mathews, 1 year, April IS, entero colitis, 70S south Laredo street.

Interment city cemetery No. 8. Margarita Mendiola, 1 year, April 13, measles, 334 south Santa Rosa avenue. Interment San Fernando cemetery. Esinerejildo Vasques, 7 days, April 13, trismus noonatorum, 412 Monterey street.

Interment San Fernando cemetery. Werner Barnard Miller, 2 years, April 13, diphtheria, eity hospital. Interment D'Hanis, TCI. Mrs. Zulema Garcia Olsen, 33, typhoid fever, Santa Hosa infirmary.

Interment city cemetery No. 4. Mrs. Mary Wright, 40, April 13, tuberculosis, corner Brazos and Speed street. Interment city cemetery No.

7. Jesus Zepeda, 1 year, April 13, acute hydrocephalus, 1002 avenue. Interment San Fernando cemetery. Goldie Brown, 11 days, April 13, inanition, 190 Mulberry avenue. Interment city cemetery No.

4. Ralph Carter, 3 months, April 12," en- tero colitis, 1S8 Mulberry" avenue. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Charles Henry Perkins, 27, April 12, pneumonia, 221 Belmont street.

Interment city cemetery No. 6. A. S. Baker, 37, April 13, cerebral tumor, 315 Brackenridge avenue.

Interment Kingsbury, Tex. Cecilia Reyes, 16, April 15, pneumonia and measles, 408 south Laredo street. Interment San Fernando cemetery. 5. BIRTHS April 11--Daughter to Carolns and wife, 401 Garza street.

April 12--Son to Albert Leick and wife, Patrinco road. MARRIAGE LICENSES Reyes and Yega. Charles K. Porach and Lillie M. Kappmeyer.

Adolph Garcia and Clotilda, Calderon. GEAND OPEEA AT CINCINNATI. Special to the aasette. Cincinnati, 0., April lovers from three statos are arriving in the city to attend the performances of tho Conried Metropolitan opera company. Tho engagement opena in Music ball tonight with performance of 'Aida." Tomorrow afternoon "Tunn- oausor" is to bo given and tomorrow evening tho engagement will conclude with'Hauael and.GreteL" Where to Buy In buying property, either for an investment or for a home, you should buy property that others will want should you desire to sell.

Buy property that has present value, so that you can build and rent and receive an income while your property is increasing in value. Such a property lots in LAWNDALE ADDITION. They are becoming more valuable every day and are in the most healthy part of the city. Four more fine cottages under contract to be built at once. You are making a mistake by not a lot at our 'original low prices, which are still in effect, but are soon to raise.

A few lots can yet be had as low as $200, with reduction if you build. Don't miss this opportunity. Come out tomorrow afternoon. We will be there. TOBHT HILL.

We have choice property on Myrtle and Park avenue; fifteen fine 50-foot lots; will only be one block from new Tobin Hill car line. This is gilt edged property for investment and will more than double in value when new ear line is completed. It is close in and high and level; fine residences already close by. Price $475 to $600. Small cash payment.

PBOSPECI HTTiT If you want a half or whole block where you can raise chickens, have a garden, keep a cow and horse, we have it. $1200 to $1600 for large block (twelve lots, 50x155 feet); city water in front. CITY ACREAGE. We have 23 acres close to West Commerce street car line; every foot smooth and level, at a great bargain; owner is a non-resident. Easy terms.

This is the best bargain in the eity for to plat. Lots will sell quick; gas two blocks off and city water in front. See us at once about this. We also have a fine 6-acre tract on the West End car line, close in; $2500. Easy terms.

A. J. GREINEIL CO. I 209 ALAMO PLAZA. Irrigated Farm 45 acres under irrigation; close to tho city.

Several tenement houses. Land well rented for this year. This can bo bought at a bargain. See us at once. It's good, It's cheap, iiad won't be.

on the market long. Modern home on South Heights at a special bargain. Sis room cottage, hall, bath, large Iot3 125x150, nice lawn, shade trees, only one block, from, car line. This property can be bought for $2700, and on. easy terms.

See us about it. MOUNT 403 NAVAEBO ST. 5 Acre 5 acres in the city, limits. Would make a good chicken ranch. $150 per acre.

,427 Ne.va.iro Street Maple St. Bargain. Large five-room cottage, with ali modern large lots, shade trees, sheds, etc. This place is very desirably located and be bought at a bargain. It would make a beautiful home or would be a good investment.

See us for inside price' on this property. MOUNT 403 NAVABKO 3T. Tobirv Hill Lots 2 lots, 106x102, Dewey Place, one block of Main avenue car line. Cheap a price, $1800. 1 lot, 56x160 Ogden street, 'east front, $1400.

1 corner lot, San Pedro Place, $450. 3 lots, San Pedro place, each $400. 2 lots, 112x112, Paschal street, one "I block of car line. Price, each 1 1-2 lots, Dewey Place, half block- car line, $1400. 1 1-2 lots, Laurel street, one block 1 car line, $1300.

2 lots, Trenton avenue, one block car Hue, "$2000. These are all and won't last long. J. A. EATCLITFE CO.

126 W. Houston St. West End Bargain Pour-room cottage, gallery, large lots 100x150, large shade trees, beautifully located, only blocks from car line. We are offering this property now at only $900. This is a snap.

us show, you this property. MOUNT 403 NAVAEBO ST. ALPINE SUFFERS 'Alpine, April which had its origin in, the office of. D.r. J.

P. Bice Sunday burned several of the principal business buildings of this city. The loss is placed-at close, to $100,000. The losor was the C. H.

Larkin company, general. mercantile business. The. national bnnk, the Garnett hotel and several other concerns were also burned, up. fire started at 2:10 o'clock, the.

origin being The losses are placed as follows: C. Larkin company, loss on, building and stock, insurance, $30,000. Mitchell loss stock, insurance $4000. Ed. Garnett, three buildings, insurance $2000.

Slight insurance $2000. B. B. Siigiit, building and $1500; no insurance. W.

S. Vlevins, two buildings, $6000; no insurance. R. D. McKinney, printing plant, damage $500.

National, bank, furniture and covered by insurance. AV. D. Kineaid; three buildings, vnlnc unknown. T.

Gardner, three buildings, about $708. Telephone exchange, loss abont $200. W. S. 'TDunbar jewelry: store, loss about $300.

0. Hruloy, buildings damaged, loss about i-The Antonio Gazntto is the best idvertising medium, cent considered, in Southwest Texas. Any reasonable test will prove It. 40 Acre Subdivision and one of the prettiest in the eity. It can be bought for $130 an acre.

Will make 200 lots that will sell for $150 I each. See us 427 Na.va.rro Street GOOD INVESTMENT 97 acres near Beacon Hill fine high land, only $125 per acre. Easy terms A. J. Greiner 4 Co.

209 Alamo Plaza Big Bargain in City Lots--Cheney Mclntosh, 424 Moore Bldg. New I phone 2747. (5-12); Fox's Beacon Hill Addition Ton can buy beautiful south front pots for $75. We are making special terms this down aud $5 a month, no interest. They aer going fa-st.

Let us show you these lots before tho choice ones are gone. South Heights Bargain Four-room cottage, with hall, bath and city 75x150 feet, shade trees, only two blocks' from car lin. We are offering this property now at $1200, 1-2 cash balance to suit. MOtTNT BEOS, 403 NAVABEO ST. Prospect Hill Lots 2 full blocks on Lake Tiew avenue, four blocks from car line.

Will sell cheap. Terms. 6 acres, good 7 room house street, 5 blocks from car line. Price. $4000: 4'.

lota "on W. Houston street, thres blocks car line, each $200. Lots W. Commerce street, on car lino, $450. These are all bargains.

See us I J. A. RATCLEETE CO 126 Houston St. MISSISSIPPI WOMEN AT MEKIDIA1I IN DBOVES Special lit ttie (lasettc. Meridian, 15V--The advance guard of delegates and visitor's has arrived in.

to. attcndi tho' ninth of the 'Mis-! sissippi federation'pf women's The gathering will open tomorrow and remain in session until Friday. A. splendid program hns been arranged and all indications point to a successful ant! interesting meeting. homes -will bo thrown, open for the entertainment of The Gazette given every advertiser square deal.

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