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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-30
j. A. BALL, NJ. ID.
Physician and Surgeon.

once 1907 Second avenue. Residence 80
wenty-fourth street. Telephone ITO. ONCE
)urs from 10 TO l. "a. , p. m; and to {
p m Sundays 10 10 .
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Physicians.

once Tremann FLOCK. ONCE hours to -
n m. I 10 and To- = p. NJ. - hone No. 4Os1.
Rock Island, III. Night calls answered from
ONCE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-30

j. II. BURKHARr. ". u
Mis- HADA N. BURRHART. N. u
DRS. BURKIIAKT IL BURKHART.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-30
DIR. S. ii. MILLER,
Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist.

AL diseases of horses and cattle treated or
approved principles Surgical operations per
formed IN a scientific manler. Dogs trCated.
An calls promptly attended TO Residence,
1876 Flft avenue. Telephone on 1857 Once
and nfrmary. l6i5-I6I7 Eifth avenue DANES
Maucker's stab e., opposite No IRE house
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-30
LEGAL.
Notice Of Publication-Chanc

In the circuit court. JaLua-v Term. 1889.
Russell Il Hampton vs- EstCLa hampton in
CEaucery-
AmdayiJ of the uon-residenCc of the de
fendant- E~tel4 Ham ton. having been flea
in the CLERK Office oi the circuit court OF said
county. notice T., tEeref.re hereby given to
the said nonresident defendant thaL the com
ulainaut ulcd Ei- tin Of complaint il sad
court. On the CIaL"cry side me. cDf, on the - "a
day OF November a. -. ls.-- and that there
upon a summons issued o-t of said cOur-.
.vherein ID .it il now pending returnabie on
TIE LIST Monday IN the month OF ianuar. next
- by law req red Now. unless YOU. the i &
nonresident del-r dau' above named E~tellL
Ham DJOu- shall personally us AID appear he
fore said circuit court On the first Cay of the
next term Thereof 20 he holden ~ Rock Isl
and and Tor the said cpunry. oa the l~t
Monday in January next. and plead. auSw er
l. demur 10 IL compliments OH or com
pl int. the same and the matters and things
therein CHARGED and stated Will bc taken
confessed. and a decree entered against you
according 10 the prIycr OF said bil.
GEORGE W GAMBLE. Clerk.
Rock Island. Illinois November =. 1888.
= -UKsEOS y MARSHAL
.l-Cmp.ainaLL' = Solicitors
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THE MARKETS.
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, Nov. %.
Following We're the quotations on the
Board ~ Trade today:
Wheat open. High. Low. Close.
December IS .C524 : .6Giz 5 .G5I2 GGis
May ..-...... SO 6Glz SO .66l+
R Rsy : 81. az az 49, e :5 81:
December e. 81 .seA .g5g. .ss3s
May ..-...-.- -269s .25S4 .261a .@65l
December -. 7.77l4 7.s7k 7.771z 7.S5
January 800. 9.Ozis 915 9.G21s 9-G73z
May $1,000. 9-2zl2 9-22l2 9-22iz 9.2Il2
December e. 4s21z 40 4s21s 4s7la
January 800. 1 % 5.021a 4.95 4.97l2
May ......... SO 515 SO 5.l2I@
Produce: Butter - Extra crea-4er-
les. 210Ik per ID; extra dairics, 1SgD
I9c; fresh packing stock. Haze Eggs
Fresh stock, 21I22c per GCz. Dressed
Poultry S0l0c per II: chick
ems. eGI1zc: ducks. cG7C; geese. GO &c
per II. Potatoes-CommCn 70 choice,
27T24 per bu. Sweet Potatocs-Jer-
seys, s2.5CG2. - per Dbl! APples-Corr-
mon % fancy. Sf.50G3.E5 per Dbl Gran
Q6-50 per L5l.
Chicago Live stock.
Chicago, Nov %.
Fogs-Estimated receipts FOR the day.
1900: sales ranged at S25es3.25 for
pigs. SG.ICEI5.S5 for light. $3it13-20 for
rough packing. SS.I5I3-sO FOR mixed. and
S3.z5U2. 42l. for heavy packing and ship
ping lots. CattIe-E-st iEated receipts
for the day, 4 Gee; quotations ranged at
S5.c5d5.-0 choice TO extra steers, $500
as % good to choice do, 81 CGII4 50 for
fair 70 GOOD. s410C4.75 common to me-
dunn Co. S4Cc0f-45 butchers steers.
So 906f5.cG led western steers. S2-SOl 80
feeding steers. s2-C9G4.0O COWS. <2.6CN
4 60 heifers. 81 5eGI4.c5 bulls. oxen and
stays S2-S0T4I5 Texas steers. and $3.50
acc veal calves. Sheep and Lambs
Estimated receipts for the day. 11.UoC:
quotations ranged at S2.ooN4-25 west
ems $27J44.55 natives. and $i.ooG 5-15
lambs
Milwaukee Grain.
Milwaukee Nov. 90.
Wheat-SteaCy; No l northern. 6Ti=
N67szc: No . northern. e6I66TEc. oats
Steady: ZSi= G2S14c. Rye-Steady; No.
/ 5zt.Is5oc. Barley-Firrn; No. ?. $50
<S1zc; samples. aga fSizc.
Local Markets.
Corn-New. aO9S5c; old. 5ig35c-
Hay-Timothy. %; WIG, Sass.
SrraW-S5
PItatoes-New. 3ozaJc
Butter-Fai- 20 choice, Isc; fresh creamery
&c
Chirke1s-Spvfng &C ger pound
I}scks-Sc Per pOzad-
Tur. eys-Alve, &C per pound
Coal-SO1-- IOc.
Cartle-Butchers pay for com led steers,
454G5c- COWS AID heifers, S5E9sc7 calves 5G5c- |
Hoss-Sz34c.
SheeP-4Si1c.
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j. 7. TAYLOR,
l. y
Dentist


Once hours 20 Il . n. 10 70 40 p n
el9 Eighteenth street Opposite Union once
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Professional Cards.
ATTORNEYS.
McCAsKRIN & McCAsKRIN,
'Attorneys at Law.

Rock Island and Milan Rock Island once
over Kren & Maths store. Milan once on
Main street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-30

Chicago, Nov. %.
Following We're the quotations on the
Board ~ Trade today:
C1Tsa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-30
Chicago Live stock.
Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee Nov. 90.
wheat-Steady; No l northern. 6Ttz
N67sc: No. . northern, e6I661sc. oats
Steady: zsf= G2S14c. Ry5-Steady; No
/ 5zt.G5cc Rarley-F'irrn; No. ?, $50
e.. sarrrles. 42H 4SIec.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-30
JOHN X. SCOTT,

Lawyer.
Commercial AID criminal law. Room 4
NlIche * Lyndc building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-30

State o. Illinois is
Rock island County. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27
! JACKS TESTIMONIAL. !

Jack Is an extraordinary smart iitsle doggy
.nst belongs to my cook. at y = :.
While on friendly visit TO nclshbor
1 ss,.,, enc year ago lot Of burly SrANfEI.S
sSMfEp ON ME and although was al the
icu'.Vntor OF the scrimmnec aud used NY
teetn 10 good cffect. they chcwed my forsick
most off near the shoulder. tho bones were
NJ shattered. l suffered thus for four wecks
Inougb bandaged Il would flcp so badly that
my loot would fly on my hack when l at
tempted TO run on three legs! arm Qnitc we'll
nnM can c1tch chickens. watch place At
night and perform my regular duties same a.
ever. All the bones have grown together
y. "Jo-HE' did the work A doctor from,
Ennis tried TO have me shot to put me out
OF miscry but .'JO-HE- was applied freely
ana did the work very soon. Jack.
Per Mary Mack.
JACK Is n good looking little gentleman
doggy. but I'm sure he would object to his
picture being displayed here on general prln-
cipies, such has an uncertain ring.
3 SOMETIMES VAIN MAN. gives his ties.
tinionici to see his name In print MOST es-
pcsial!y " a fine portrait Is exhibited. 10
lie has mover worried along such lines. In
aeed It's tolcrable good Recommendation
mat man Is a geutleman. and above petty
ir tray to see his name appear satai' In "A
fairly well among the p. o.s asked mo TIM
other day WHY had not used his tes.
tmonini given me three years ago. didn't
say why, but knew. To take them az they
come I'd feel safer In accepting GOOD DOGS
evidence than men. for they are more HON.
EST AND SINCERE generally
never hear the cpithet you dog, applied
dered HILL.
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co1,psny b required 10 Mas. . e. ,,..-.
adeSl. sAu 1fempnhi streets. Car
ny Cortes. motion that me mayo. !.
a.'norixcd to purchase I sufficlrnt s,,,a,,r,
VI sMvel With which to place paIlas : M
sa Sn senpc streets in good condition. Ks !.
r es,ea 70 street and bridge commtttac ~ 4
"S ~. with power to act.
Dy Sortes. motion that street comr.,.-
sioner grade and drain Robins strce. =
'erreu TO street and bridge committee
ny naiverton. motion that the po~.h a =
pIoach 10 the Preston street bridge +, a 81
r 1spa,red as to prevent further rayinu IN
10y Dickson, motion that civine,r rre-
pare plans for sewer and dltchss 70 ,r.,n
, my "a, outer ends OF the Third AMI rpr It'll
ny BEAVERTON. motion that enrinesr n,a.
pare plans and specifications 'or stohics
ior scavenger department carried.
An ordinance authorizing the .,p,vo.. ana
rr .,e.ary 70 execute deed TO purchasers 81
properly bought at tax sales. WINS rass,d
un nue. SUSPENSION of the rulss
me Mayor here announced that In 90
h, as CITY Marshal Archie Anderson
ae. resigned the office OF city marshal 10
~ 81, .nat OF sheriff. II became necessary
10 MI the vacancy and he .,la.Ai in ,tm.
nation for marshal the name o, YIN N
Erickson =, si'i ~
nailot was taken. resulting in Mr.
haughs confirmation bv vote OF . In A
MT. Baugh was sworn in and he to,n-s
" took recess In order to permit him
10 prepare and file his bond in order that
~ might be approved at once
me bond In the sum of $4,000, was soon
presented and approved, with S, s. Ashc
y. O. Hutchinson and I'd Browne MS sure.
y ICES, and Mr.. Baugh was duly installed in
his new office $3.50 ! - =
ALDERMAN Aubertin wanted to know whv
,tne FRANKLIN street bridge had not been 70.
paired. = ~ ~. p '5s. = e
Street Commissioner Jack Kennedy in.
formed the council that he had been pre-.
pared some time ago 10 repair this bridge
ana open IT up to travel, but that the work
i .i. peen deferred by the previous admin.
clared as their intention to replace fro
bridge. -
alderman Aubertin then moved that the
engineer prepare plans and specifications
Tor an iron bridge on Franklin street. Car
ried
During the recess of the council Mayor
nrashear took occasion to formally present
Mayor Mccall of Austin to the aldermen.
Mayor Mccall said that the impression pre-
vailed at Austin that we were scrappers
IN Houston, but that he was glad to sec
such harmony prevail in the deliberations
OF the council.
Alderman Halverton reported propo-
sition from Mr.. Settegast to furnish the
CITY a scayenger dumping ground at a cost
OF Sloo per annum for the first three years
ana $40 per year for the succeeding four
years The report was adopted.
a motion by Alderman Heinze was adont.
ca requiring the street car company 10
place fiat rails across the San .Jacinto
street bridge after which the council adj
!ourned Mayor Brashear giving notice be-
iore adjournment that the finance com
ing ms i.o'a
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THE MEXICAN MILITARY BAND.

THE MEXICAN MILITARY BAND.
The Mexican Military Band Will appear
at Sweeney & Coombs opera house tonight,
one concert only.
See yhat the Commercial Gazette, Gin
cipnati. says THE concert last night re-
yealed the peculiar strength OF the band
which lies in the rendering OF Mexican or
Spanish music While the latter is nat
urally of a sensuous character, it requires
MEXICAN musicians after all to impart to
# ali its innate softness and flexibility
And 80 the national selection pleased the
most. The gymnastic performance Of Sc
~. To,edo with what is called an electric
tambourine, was very clever and caught a
portion OF the audience by storm. The
cIariopet solos of Lieutenant Galarza in the
"sonnambula" variations were artisticaiiy
rendered: lis excelling qualities are IN SOFT
ICES ~ tone ard rarilits of execution. The
director, Captain Paycn. seems to be a
thorough ,nusician
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The District Jndrc.h,n.

In another column OF The Post will bs
found the formal announcement az Hon. w
ii. Wilson as a candidate for district Judge
or the Fifty fifth judicial district, subject
to the action of the democratic primaries.
Judge Wilson has beer filling the position
for which he now submits his name to the
people of Harris County since the district
was created. That he has filled it accepta
bly, is evidenced by the petition which APP
pears in another column of The Post, signed
by practically the entire Harris county lar.
calling upon him to become a candidate for
the POSITION which he has in the past so
ably filled. The unqualified Endorsement
OF the signers of this petition, representing
as they do every class and character of in
terests and litlgants in the county, must be
highly gratifying tosan; man, and this M
Gorsement from allSfthe legal representa-
tives of the people of Harris county prac-
tically amounts to an Endorsement by The
whole people themselves.
So far as The Post is informed, Judge
Wilson will have no opposition for the po-
sition which he seeks.
Judge Wilson is a native Houstonian. He
was reared and EDUCATED entirely in Texas,
being student'of the Agricultural and Me-
chanical college and a graduate OF the uni
yersity of the State. He is thoroughly in
touch with and in sympathy with the mass
cs OF the people among whom he has been
reared and to whom he is indebted for that
liberal education which Texas gives her
sons Since going upon the bench he has
demonstrated to all his ability as lawyer
and Judge, his honesty and slngleness OF
purpose, and his capacity to dispatch the
business of heavy docket, and The Post
desires to add lis Endorsement of Judge
Wilson to The Endorsement already so freely
given by the united bar of Harris county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

MORPHINE, opium, liquor habit cured in "a
to 90 hours. without pain or injury TO the
system. II you wish TO bc cured this way.
i an, prepared to do so here or elsewhere.
All cases to be fully guaranteed on no pay.
hope to be In Houston the 25th Instant,
where you can see me by referring to morn
ing papers. would negotiate with reliable
physicians to establish Homes IN desirable
elites for treating class OF cases. Corre-
spdndence confidential. Dr. W. n. Rogers.
Waco. Texas. u
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MA!E. VASTRA3sCN The celebrated, ned
I'M. MIND reader and peiiB,st, is Iiow III
your city aud can be consnltcd on all NJ
inits ii human destiny, DO You wish To
lnoa facts yon should know? Then con
suit this wonderful. gifted medium. Each
p-rror granted Private Audience; satisfac-
tlou ufTenteed oI no charges. Office hours
. -. M. to s p. N. Rooms i2I? Texas aye
no
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PERSONAL

DIR. W. \. ROGERS. superintendent Provi-
dent Heights Sanltarium, Waco, Texas, lis
at the Capitol Hotel. room 100, where he
can BIO found by those Interested In the
only scientific cure for morphine, opium and
liquor habits. 81
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For sALE--s!H eved driye!3 en1 sa9ll{s1'
Is: onc ic.Ssnd wcrS muIc. III M ia NM
horses, ~ sech: one saddle pony. ~. AZ
Larendou's Stables. 4
BICYCI.ES uuo bicycle sl5, GcCA a. new:
Columbia bicycle. ~; Rambler bicycle.
ss2,n March Culsncre. Houston. Fay.
Sis.So for boy. Il
FOR sALH--Two bollers, % inches Diameter.
Is feet long; two hclicrs. 60 inches diam
ctcr, 10 feet long. These boilers arr In eood
condition and Will be insured by Hartford
Boiler Insurance company 10 carry 100
sounds pressure Of steam.
One Hamilton Coriiss engine. e6-inch CYL
indcr. stroke OF piston Is inches Without
wheel.
Ono Bass corliss, is inches cylinder
stroke OF piston ~ inches, diameter 81 AZ
wheel rs feet. 2s-inch face also lot OF
g 7-is. shaftlng and pullcys. smoke stacks
and huc, boiler feed pumps. fccd wuter
heater aud lot OF rough and cast iron scrap,
For further Information inquire at the Of
nee OF the Citizens Electric Light and
Power company. foot OF Main street. Blake
Duprcc. receiver. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

pANpRUFFANR will cura dandrufI, tctter
aud erEema removes all skin 'llcmishss
send % cents for full siac package; agents
wanted. Agents Supply CO., room iei, 1cla
Texas avenue. Houston. Texas. u
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DIR ARNOLD's .'speciiltlcs'',- Female. dis.
othes catarrn. sexual debility and all
chronic diseases; piles tuners aud cancers
cured without lilfe or pain. Office. Moore
Burnett 'buifdinc. u
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FOR SALls--The Houston Heights Hotel OF
forty rooms, with commodlous dining room
n.,I office. supplied with artcsiat, water and
electric iIehts, good electric ear service aud
paved street to center OF Iiougton; an ideal
summer home and comfortable winter qrat-
tiers; profitable investment for good hotel
NM John A. MiIroy, 20s Main street.
Houston. e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

Fol. StsOn you can have your watch cleaned
or maipsprIng replaced. under guarantee
at the old reliable A. C. Wrede's. iG9 Travis
tireet, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

LEARN TO EMBROIDER---Mis Cumming
gives lessons in all kinds of art needle work
at 81 per month; new work; cushions. pat-
terms and linens. 30
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VIAvI REMEDIES--Home treatments; please
6nli and Investigate at State headquarters,
40y Binz building advice and health book
free, lady attendant. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

DIR. WM. A. BOXELL. Catarrh, Chronic and
Nervous Diseases, ind Discases OF Women.
Tho nest skillful and successful treatment
ut hard times prices. Mason Block. 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

MISS ALICE r. HARPER. principal of the
Houston Shorthand AMI 'rypewritinE School.
Mason BlCck, is airangin, to give special
three mouths hummer shorthand course at
greatly reduced rates. Enroll now. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

MARRIED. PEOPLE Secure method thn.
iraLcs regulator medicines for wife un-
needed; highly Endorsed soc. institute
Mental Culture, 2546 18Th avenue, So Min
nenUoi.s MINI. s-l0
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NOTICE TO CITIZENS AT ARGE.-Goyerii-
Ing the plncing and removal OF receptacies
for household. kitchen and yard garbage
upon the walks.
The city having been dsiiictod. each San
itary district viii in future receive It's at
tentjon on certain days OF the week, OF which
due notice VIII bc given. The central por-
ton OF the city Will be rleansed duly from
San Jacinto street TO the bayou, and from
the bayou To Capitol avenue up Main street.
including the entire section OF business
blocks In this area.
The merchants IN this district must place
ELL OF their garbage In suitable roncptacies
between the hours Of 8 y. N. md a. NJ.
and os soon M they are cIDriiod they must
be removed OF the wink nd 10 the rear OF
theii prcn,isesl From this rule there VIII
be no deviation and violation OF IL viii
subject the offender TO a fine, which VIII
be increased daily for repetition " the
oferse The daye for clearing each SAM
itary district VIII be published later. and
on the days that each district Is 70 BIZ
clfaneh the saiaq r,iles viii apply as cited
above for the business district.
DR.. r. RuTHERFOnD,
City Henlth Officer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

catalogue OF designs and valuable inforina-
lion free. Dallas Screen company, Dallas,
Texas h-o1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

CLERK wants position: years of experience
in dry goods, clothing, shoes. etc. we'll
recommended. Address II. W. Nj. this of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

comfortable. happy home. We own the
land. OF the right sort. ana offer Il for sale
at correct prices, on accommodating tcrn,n
know your wants. Get one OF our booklets.
Address Liant Department." y. J, Willie
Bro. Galveston. Texas. FIJI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N01JCis--'rhc board Of pharmacy VIII meet
May ~. at 5D2 Main strres, 10 examine op-
piicants for rcsistration. a. T.. Kiesling,
Reg. J.t3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

NOTICE--Dy direction Of the fuance commit
toe, notice IL hereby given that all pur-
chases OF any Kind for the city. Az well ~
contracts for repairs or the Ike, must be
upon order Of tho mayor. and that no such
purchaser or contracts VIII be recognized BY
the city uples. upon roarieition. signed BY
the mayor, under the city charter.
IS $. II, BRAsHEAR. Mayor.
EoTIcE-Teans, Sabine Valley and North
western Railway Company. i.ongyicw.
Texas, March 70. 1928 NOTICE ~ hereby
given that the annual meeting OF the stock.
holders 0. Tho Texas, Sabine Valley AMI
Northwestern Railway Company will be
held at the public office ~ raid company In
tbs city OF Longyiew. Gr.sg county. ..Texns.
at o'clock y. m. for the election OF hoard
Of min. directors Of snid company, and for
the tyaiIsacticn OF such other business a.
may be Brought before the aockLoideFs'
Nciies is also hereby given that tho nrst
meeting OF the board Of directors OF said
Texas. Sabine Valley and Northwestern
st1riSl,oldcrs' meeting. will be held at tho
fame place and on tie sarpc day rs asid
stockholders meeting
j.. n. c,sminods. Secretary. ' s'''s'''
ana Sabine Valley Railway
cemIany. cArshsss: Texas; March e. isss;
( meeting Of the stockhoidera Of tie Teyas
and Sabine Valley Railway Company viii
be held ii the public cfncs Of said company.
IN the City Of Carthage. Pamela county,
Texas. on Thursday, the 18th day NJ April,
board Of nine directors Of said company snS
as may be broughs before tho srockhc:dcrT
Noiiss Y also hereby sy i that y: ~:
10 be elected o. asid stockholdefs rneetins.
will be held q the same place ana on The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

FOR sALE--At hnif price,. ono set Of the
American Encyclopedia Dictionary IN j.
volumes; complete and ur to date, also ous
ISIS Websttr's International Dictionary nnd
stand, J, $, Purdy. MI Congress ave. u
FIVE HUNDRED yeariings, half steers. half
hcifers, also forty or ATTY a-year-oid steers
all good cattle. chcnp for cash. o. D.
Robertson. waclicr, Texas. :
FOR sALE-Furniturc aud heiding and ieasc
OF l2-room apartment, furniture II ca.
tellent condition; best point IN tho city FOR
permanent and transient roon,ors; party
leaving city ON acc cunt OF bad health Is the
reason Tor selling. Address slaS, this Of
FINE lot of thoroughbred hogs for sale
cheap. A. c. johnson. No. looiM Preston
street. .,
BEEF CATTLE FOR sALr--l have over one
hundred 4-year steers, fed oil winter, write
me your best prices. Mrs. S. Ford. Whar-i
1 ton. Texas. IS
FOR ski.E--At ii bargain, ten room, cottage.
Il one block from business center. By JAMES
ii Rockford Beaumont, Texas.
/ OR sALE-Gocd canopy tor nhacton cheap,
or Will trade for horse. $. }. westhelmer. toi
. san Jacinto street. q. Il
FOR SALEM half its value cattlc and hog
rnnch and farm. Address Immediately.
james ,. Golf Austin. TEXAS. q
WHAT THINK Youe--
Finest line of hanimoc.ta. baseball goods.
Cfcpuets sets, iii the city, alan liurd's cc-
gent limo of correspondence stationery 10
SAY nothing OF the Celebrated Smith rt'cs
mier Typewriter. Edtson's AlmeoEraph, Job
printing. lithogrnphng and stationery. TIN
prices are right. Y. J. Iaetoris.. Printing
d lalthographing Company. Houston. Texas
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HOUSTON GRAIN co, byron Loaird, man.
agtr. ForGey hay. timothy and alfalfa Wa
keer oniy the best md guarantees satsfnc-
ton, cotton seed hulls. meal. oats and bran,
also wheat aud Kafi,r corn FOR chickens.
III Willow street. two blocks north Of SAN
Iecilto street bridge: phone iyS.
FINE luts Of new bnggics. rnnetoas. surrcys
and harness for snlo. Lsrcndons Stables.
Franl,ltn and Caroline street 5.ll
TYPEWRITERS for sale or rent; Remington.
Smith Premier. iammonds and don't fail
TO see tho new Rcmington.S holcs. NJ. A.
Grant. 1914 Texas avenue 80
BICYCLES! Second hand Buys Eiyria, GOOD
~ r.w, $40: Rugby, SIS firtt class order,
piri's Rugby, SIS. new March culmcfe. 4
&c Fannin, street. Houston. Texas. II
SEED Wholesale and retail Seed Coru.
Sugar ctne. Stock Foas, Alfalfa Glover
Broom Corn, Milct Sosd. Seed pcrAuts,
Spanish and Georgia. snbbngc aud Tomato
Plants; cottcnT Seed. improved Georgia;
Kings Improved. Five Lcck. Grcy'a Inn
proved and Chesio Storm Iiccf; Watermol-
ona. Dallas Market, Jumbo. Pride OF Gcor-
gia Velvet Beans, Bone Dust Fertilizer
Holloway Seed, Drain and Commission Co.,
Dallas. TexpH II