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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-20
Wash Goods.


Fancy corded and lace stripe Organdies ~.
per yarQ .......-.... ,,................ ~
Vassar Lawns fancy Caneaux and Empress o.
Grenadines, per yard ...........C ~
Orsandy Suisse, in new and popular designs, ~,
per yard ................ lOA
Egyptian Dnlity and fancy Gauze 4ou1
Cha1bray, per yard ........... - AZ
Wellesley Batiste Organdy Lsse and Organdy 1E
Kaye Satin ........,..... ................ lC(
Imperial Dotted Swiss Mulls, in light and dark 4 @
tinted effects, per yard ..................IO loo
Satin Plaid Organdy Sublime, in very strk- 0n
ing effects, per yard Observation-Disclosures O(|
Freres koechlin French Organdy among all the sheer
and gauzy textures; for Summer wear there are none
that surpaSS the Organdy in popularity
Per yard Csc, 29c, Csc.
Faconnee Tissue As rich beautiful fabric, entirely
unique in all its features, it will rank among the
leading attractions of this season. Per yard $50 39c
We also call your special attention to our line OF
genuine French Madras and Scotch Zephyrs
French Madras, in small check, broken plaids ~
and stripes per yard ..................A C(I
Scotch Zephyr, in beautiful high colored plaids, n
Imported Oxford Cloth in new and pretty o-
Scotch paids, per yard ........ T.. DOC
Fancy Irish Linen Shirtinss for ladies' waists ~
in neat and pretty designs, per pard Soc andOOC
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Ladies' Shirt Waists

Stanley Numbered Percale Waists, IN nlaid \
stripes and figured, detachable collars, .
Monogram Numbered Percale Plaid Waists 3 !.
each
Stanley Waists, fancy plaid, blouse effect. ].
detachable collars.
Monogram and Stanley Numbered French 4,
Waists, in plaids and stripes, blouse effer s =
collars attached
Monogram Numbered Percale and Ginphann NJ;
dark and light colors, " y,
detachable collars
Madras and Scotch Plaid Waists, tucked 'front.'
effects, with detachable collars
S175, $500, 1925, $3.50 ud !,
Plaid and Stripe India and Taffeta silk Waia /
effects $500, 5000, $780, $500 anil
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The following building permits wer. :.
sued ysstsrday from the office Of IA. c,ty
sasinesrs ~
9, \. Bering repairs to building on lot 1
block is. Main street; $1,000. ~ =
Q. H. Wallace. to remove house. SIN
Bonn. 70 move house on In I,ranch
street; 400. q
Mrs Kate nergstrom, repairs to dwell.
y y lot ., block 1si, Chenavcrt: $50.
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Have you rssistsrsdi II not. 80 At
encs Aad set yonr certificate, Remember
spu can not vets, either 10 the primaries OF
ths city election q follow. unless YOU have
re6i6tefed.
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Angorturs Bttten, prepared BY DR.. s.a.
cart tor his private use, have becnms
tamoup - the best appetisIng tonic. AZ.
elpt 10 0thar - ~f-.'N' ~
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we have just received the latest novelties in Cur.
tains, comprising the following:
Nottingham Lace Curtains, a inch wide. 49,
yards long, per pair. &, {. .... nc
Nottingham Lace Curtains, so inch wide.
~ yards long, per pair .......,. 1.2Sl
french Nst Curtains handsome designs with ruAledl
sages, 4oinch wide, i-2 yards long. 80
Irish Point Curtains, AZ inch wide 40 v,ris I,,,a
beautiful patterns, scroll effects, Z -.1s .o''s
per pair. ~ .s..l. n MI
risll net Curtains with tl.ted edging, az J, =
\. men VIDE, IL yards long, Der pair Il. 100
mus" ;s 1lf'als WIN fluted and rutiled edging AZ
.nsh WIDE yards long, dotted and plain, 80
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White Goods Department

Whlte INDIA l.lnon and Victoria Lawns, per yard
SOC. Csc, 40c.
White Persian Lawn, per yard
IL 1-2c, f5c, 25c, Soc, $50, 40c, SOC, Csc.
White India Null, per yard
t2 1-2c, 15c, 20c, Csc, $50. SOC.
White Dlmlty Gall size checks, per yard
1-3c, f0c, 12 t-2c, 15c, zoe, Csc. CSC. soc,
White Spiral Dimity something new, A01
Pel ya.a -, .'.' '.,..5...,.... - ~
White Check Nansook Gall size cheeks per ward
Sc, 1-2c, 1-3c, i0c, 12 1.2c.
Swiss PlaidS nice and sheer material,
per yard, ~ 1-2c and Observation-Disclosures. lOCI
White Pque all size cords and fancy stripes also fancy
pialds and colors, per yard, from 15c to 75c.
English Long Cloth, i2-yard pieces, per piece
Csc, SIPS, $3.50, SITS.
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New Grenadines and Laces

Iron Frame All Silk Grenadines
sec, 69c, 75c, s9c, $780,
La Tosca and Fish Nets, all pure silk
75c, $500, SIPS, 81. SO, SL75, So 90, 1925, $3.50
Gaze Grenadines, plain and brocade-
4Sc, sec, 75c, 79c, S9c, 500, SIPS, $3.50,
$500, $3.50, S2.75, $500.
Chantly Laces, very fashionable
S100, N25, $3.50, $500, $780, $500,
$3.50, S400, S475, $780,
High Novelty Grenadne Dress Patterns, no two alike
$40, $3.50, Sf4, SIS, $3.50, $50, S22. so,
S25, S27.50, $50, S35.
New black fabrics special celebrated soe skirts
400 Dress Patterns fine wool goods, new spring de
signs tortraveling costumes or street wear
$3.50, S4.75, $3.50, $3.50, $40, S12. so, SIS,
S2O
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New Silks-continued.
Black Satin Duchesse, Black Satin Rhadarne, Black
Satin de Lyon, rich, lustrols aud sparkling
SIC, Csc, Sf10, Stf9, SIPS, $3.50, St75,
$500, S225
Bayadere and Serpentne Silks for black 80.
skirts, latest styles. ................. i<C
Black Taeta Silks for waists skirts dresses Innings,
guaranteed not to split
69c, 7Sc, sec, Csc, sl,o, sL15, stf9, st25
Black Crystals, Arnures, Pontillo Fable Franchise
Silk Poplins-
75c, S5c, sec, CSC, 500, s125, $3.50, Sl75.
Heavy Black and Colored Sans all shades finely fin
ished--
25c, sec. 49c, soc, 69c, 75c, 500, SIPS,
$3.50, SI75 St9a.
New Silks for waists
Csc, 800, 49c, SOC, &C., 79c, SOC, CSC, Sf25,
$3.50, S1.75, $500, 1925, $3.50.
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Ladies' Separate Skirts

| Navy Blue and Black all wool Cheviot Z
Serge Skirts, all lined with rustic percalne ~
Black Brilliantine Bayadere Skirts, ~
extra full sweep ........#....ss1.l
Black all wool Serge, Brilliantne and Soleil \ I
Skirts light weight for summer wear. I. az
Black Serge and Brilliantne
luekea oklrts. 1888. .............. Oh
Black Brocade Satin and Gros Grain \, 7 \
okirtS ................... ......ss w
Black Silk and wool figured Crepon M
Black Brocade Silk Skirts, all tatfeta IA n
shA hiieu ..g,.'.s..-5.s.5.. .....s..IA A's3
Black -Tatfeta Silk Skirts with w
ok ltiiileS' .'..'.'........,s.. ..s........s1UN
Black Brocade Silk Skirts, all silk ,nd
lined and trimmed. AUtI
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pa, 40 and
Travis Str
Ladies' Underwear]

''''''''' S'o"'''' '''eNeu YOKE, trimmed with cm
-c,nbric Gowns tr;,,,,,, = III, 30c. sSss
extra long and wide v neck and E r,sssaIsy, q 4
SSc, SIPS, $3.50. y2.oe NJ
Fine Nainsook and Long Cloth Gowns MI ,,. g
lace and embroidery $3.50, ~. s sa;'l
Muslin and Cambria Umbrella. Skirts 49, An.
lace and embroidery = aa'9l' e
csc, $3.50, s2.00, $3.50, $500, s,n ,
Muslin and Cambria Drawers 's'ss'
'Sc, Csc. Csc, SOC, 75c, 81, SOS 4, Y
Muslin and Cambria Chemise, extra is, Y, I.
with lace and embroidery w =
25c, 39c. CSC, 75c, CSC, sf25. va
$3.50, $500 and $500. ~ !
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Lace Curtains continued.
Princess Curtains, AZ inch wide, ; IL yards0 En
long, ruffled edging something new, pair. GOV
Gable Net Curtains, AZ inch wide, 8 IL 20
yards long, per pair. ....'.@.s ...s...... O.CV
Oriental Lace Curtains AZ inch wide, IL EOl
yards long, per pair ,............... 4.CO
Arabian and Savoy Lace Curtains AZ inch wide, IL
yards long, rufled net edging, znnI
per pair. ....... northumberland NV
Tambour and Brussels Net, SO inch wide, yi-2
and yards long, at
$3.50, $500, 500, $500 and SEQ per pair
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New Silks.
latest Weaves. Guaranteed Qualities.
Black Jap India and Habutai at less thar Sho,.
prices SOC. 59c. 49c, sec, 6sc, 1Sc. |
Black Silk and Satin Brocades, all new desipns--
&c; osc &c, 1Sc. SIC, 9sc. sl.25. $3.50
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40 and I ~ ~ ~ I%
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| New and
We have recognized all along that in a
tour advertisements" and it is probably one
Carpet and House
Furnishing Dept.
50 rolls Brussels Carpets in the latest coorngs and de-
signs, beautiful floral and scroll effects made, lined
this this week ,s,a On at you. i'00' 65C
50 rolls Brussels Carpets with borders to match il
green and gold, red and gold, drab ground with love-
ly roses blended together, making beautiful carpet
we are offering these magnificent Carpets zE
at, per yard ..,...........s.......... ~
Our stock Of Moquete Carpets are thing of beauty
which is Joy forever, the coorng and designs can
not be excelled, they are in lovely tnts with scroll
and floral effects; we are selling these nzIo
goods at the low price of ............. ~ AZ
Mattings.
Our Mating Department is one of the most COM
pete departments in store it contains the Japanese
Matngs in plain floral and geomerica designs in
red blue, olive brown and tan coorng at prices rang
ing from 20c TO 60c per yard. Also China Mating
IN all the eoorS imaginable, from the plain white to the
leS' lllS Oi green que ana req, prices ranging from
10c to 40c per yard.
Linoleums.
We have been enjoying nice trade in Linoleums,
and must attribute it to the fine line of patterns that
our customers have to select from; they comprise the
Mosaic, tile and floral designs the richest combinations
OF brown red blue and cream colorngs one could not
fail to make selection rom our complete stock, the
prices ranging at Soc Soc, 75c and 90c square yard
Ingram Carpets.
SO inch wide, in red and green, green and gold,
terra Gotta blue in scroll and floral effects from 20c to
75c per yard
Hemp Carpets in stripes and paids from ,5c to
Csc per yard.
Portieres.
Chenille Poreres in TAM blue and green, with fringe
ana dado at both ends yards long, dnol
at, ...,........ ........ Is1oI
Window Shades.
We have just added TO our already complete
stock OF Shades lot of new coorings with frngeS TO
match; they comprise the white, tam olive blue in
tact all eolors that you might mention, mounted on
spring rollers, ranging in price from '5c to 75c
Lace Curtains.
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GIVES WOMEN HEALTH
astonishing Good Comes from /, =.
oid-Timc Remedy.
i'"" heen Forgotten for Years. I'm,
Recently Rcsurrected


II is astonishing how wonderfully cor, !,
n sly. oi the old-time remedies were We
- we're lust the same then as thew a.
Mnas. Tney suffered with exactly the SAVE
,.,,,, OUT they had nature to study ami
y, AueP's IN discovering just the thin,
49, ~ use 10 cure sickness and disorders This
.in ~ maze more certain by the resurree
sin,a. % yne OF these old favorites that had
almost been forgotten. IL WAS cers, ~ n-' :.
neglected, for never has there been knowr
IN our day another remedy thar acnor,.
pilshes such marvellous cures among wn.
men who had utterly failed with doctors
drugs and all else.
me remedy is an heirloom OF an ola
FAMILY and steps have been taken 10 sun-
pis every suner.ng woman with it. To dis
utiisuish IL from the mass of drugs offered
ms ~ remedy is prominently labeled G. r.
meaning Gerstle's Female Panacea. and
u YOU VIII remember this name and these
ilfDiais you VIII be certain to get the right
remedy of your druggist. The regular prtce
is u bottle. In case he hasn't got II do,'t
ne again disappointed by trying something
eise' put write TO L. Gerstle & CO.. Chatta
noogd, Tenn, enclosing S1.00 in your letter
and they will supply you. Try this old
'line favOrite for any womb trouble mr.
pam during monthly sickness. 1t will do
you good and will give you perfec, health.
1t is wonderful relief Just to know there
is remedy that won't fail YOU l.. Gerstle
% 20. have established department to
which all ladies may write for free advice
ABOUT Their sickness. II is In charge OF wo-
men exclusively. When writing address
Our Ladies' Health Club. care of l..
uerslie d Co, Chattanooga, Tenn"
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4 CITY NEWS ITEMS,
..,,s. to Compel Pay meat Of
Bonds Refused.
|s.saGrR FOR THE COTTON MILL
..,.~ Plant IL Doing n Good
,..lpess in Its New Location
At Beaumont.

..4r Tex, Oct. IS. Julius Runge,
n X the Galveston Street railway,
~ before Judge Bryant today and
I. N order to compel Receiver Baer
I. 70 900 now on hand to the re-
a. n 10000 worth Of second mort
/ s.,8. teh by the Union Trust COM
y Sew York as collateral for loan
~ The application was resisted
...l reasons, chief among them be-
q, any surplus money on hand should
IL.,Ad to the payment of the first
IN bonds rather than to those of the
u md. again, that the receiver has re-
4, ,oo,racted debts for new material to
.,olrt Of $4,000, to pay which will
,.srly all the available cash on hand.
Myant accordingly refused the APP
~ The s75, 900 worth of second mort
Ssuds are advertised to be sold in New
tymorrow.
an OF the Galveston Steamship and
y, company against the Sierra Line OF
a Spain, for salvage amounting to
4 10 600 was On trial all day.
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Annex SUCCUMBED.
1PERATE ATTEMPT At SUI
iDE PROVED SUCCESSFUL.
buried In the Same Grave
""h the Wife He Murdered
So Cruelty.

IAN Texas, October 1s.--There is
is additional in regard to the
Mohday afternoon further than
|rs an the issue of Tuesday morn
shsif created a great deal of
's referred to with horror by
ssfned of it and discussed it.
eS' the murderer and suicide,
encos clock this morning. He was
btu M ..ous state during all night.
n his sem lining OF new day he re-
ksan. muses. and cried aloud for
|svsad" sen asked what he wanted
bns - sna he desired to have a doc
y bu, MN and kill him; he wanted
y cc,s re insisted upon the Job which
tist In FENCED being finished by
N W. wed In the art of surgery. His
bnfrarr VI course not granted, but on
)one ~, everything that was possible
IL ~ n,m. II was 20 no avail. how
n ~ IL seii-inflicted wounds were IA
Tbs ne early morning he passed
kted INQUEST upon both bodies was
n ~ Justice Ewing, the verdict
z accordance with .she ,scts az de-
y The Post A ae iac's a. a'
this morning discloses
~ eA'ent the manner OF the muir
4. vale by one Infatuated man.
~. eers closed :or a time the in
n. Monday night they had not
sa''e which was used or exam
OF the murdered woman 70
sss ~ she had been treated. When
we're made for burial. how
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Notice OF Registration.


office OF Registrar OF Harris county 1t tAs
count house.
The office of the Registrar Tor tho resistra.
city OF Houston for the state and county alec.
1895 will be open according 20 law, sn Tues-
q NJ. and IL will continue To be open for the
registration Of the legally qualified voters for
twenty consecutive days, sundays excluded.
from o'clock a, IN, till O'Clock y. nj. OF each
day and no longer.
70 be entitled TO register, every male per-
son must be- ~ years of age by the day OF tho
election TO bo held must be a c,lizcn OF the
United states, and must have resided IN tho
state one year next preceding the election.
and the asst nix months wltLln tho county Of
harris. iio must furnish the registrar with his
name. color nationality. the number OF tnO
ward the name OF the street on which he
lives and the number OF the house In which
no rcaides
Nolers must register In person. and not py
ioiict ar proxy. idiots lnnatlcs, paupers
supported by the county, al! persons con-
yiGted NJ felony not restored to the right Of
suffrage by tho governor, and all soldiers.
MAJ .uors and seamen IN the army or navy
OF the United States are not allowed 10 rcE-
istat No previous registration certificate
" N be accepted NJ the election for which this
reg, straton is held, Under tho law, all per-
sons applying TO vntn In the city Of Houston
must be registered fret, and have the rogis-
trai's certificate issued before they can vote.
II. c, iisLnERG,
Registrar OF CITY OF Houston.
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COTTON MIL in Prospect.

Waxahachie, Texas. October 1s--Ihe
meeting of the town and country citizeni
tonight received the report OF the executive
committee and appointed subscription
committee of fifteen representative men
from all sections of the county to take
subscriptions and passed a resolution that
subscriptions We're only to hold good when
p capltsl of SIS, 900 had been raised 10 build
the cotton mill The new committee Is 10
go at its work Immediately
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS are Invited for the purpose OF
neighborhood OF from four 10 seven thou
sand acres OF land, suitable for raising
sugar cane and cotton. The land may be
from several tracts, but must be contig-
nous. and may be partly improved or unim
proved. The board reserves the right 20
reject any and all bids. Parties desiri1g To
offer lands rnuvt send proposals. statln,;
rotary. Austin. Texas not later than :.
N. October 70. ~
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

~ fremont: R. b. Baer, Houston ;
asuam. st. Louis; II. c. Schaefer,
Mnpias; +, p. Atkinson, Kansas
w. Robinson, Marlin; J. Zineman,
". +. Giles, st. Louis; W. l..
achavitt' A.. II. Pierce, Pierce; +.
snl' Austin; Miss A. Bradbury, New
c NY, MRS. James Irwin, Nj. A. Over
F. T.. Beular and wife,
J. j. Bailey, st. Louis: Thomas
= New York; C. A. Greenlaw, Flag
IN Dennit, William; G. II. Fan
n asDurquerque; VIM. +. Gordon. Bos-
r. Audlnghaus and wife, st. Louis.
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AFTER THE .ATToRNEYsH1p.
A NEW MANAGER

Gareston cotton mill is to have a
manager, T. w. Wilmarth, one of the
experienced mill men of the country,
axe charge. He is in the city now
vii take hold at once.
Mlimarth has been in the cotton mill
g SINCE Ihe was boy He was man
tne great Amoskeag mills OF MAS
s general manager of the Lane
new Orleans and lately has been
~ o. the big mills at Millbury, Mass.
while In charge ut Alillbury that
eseston people secured his services.
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no. sALE On xscnAssa-
Democratic Ticket.

Democratic Ticket.
Governor,
JOSEPH u. SAVERS. N
Lieutenant Governor.
J. N. BROWNING.
Comptrollcr,
Il. w. FINLEY.
JOHN w. ROBBINS.
Land Commissioner,
GEORGE W. FINGER.
Attorney General,
THoS. i. SMITH.
Superintendent Public Instruction.
J. s, KENDALL.
Railroad Commissioner,
ALLISON MAYFlELD.
Associate Justice supreme Court
THoS. J. BROWN.
Judge Court Criminal Appeals
NJ. NJ BROOKS,
Judge Court Civil Appeals,
First pistrict-H. CLAY fLEAsANrs.
CONGRESSMAN.
r. " BALL,
For Representative cath legislature
JOHN r, BRowNE.
NORMAN q, klTTRELi.
For Judge 18th Judicial District.
w ii. WILSON.
For Criminal District Attorney,
J. V, LEA.
For County Judge.
H. H. WASHER
r, LEE sciiwANpEK
For District Clcrk,
JOHN u, WILLIAMS.
For County Clerk,
IL. T. nuPREE.
For sheriff,
ARCHIE X. ANDERSON.
For Tax Collector.
GEORGE L. GLASS,
For Tax Assessor,
ALBERT W. MCKINNEY
For County Treasurer.
JOHN FARMER.
For County Surveyor,
WIN, RRAnBuRN.
For County Superintendent OF Public In.
atrncuOn,
y. l., JAMES
For County Commissioner
Precinct M, iItlES HiRSCH
Precinct No, 2-JONATHAN H. MAGEH.
Precinct No aChAkLES ROTH.
Precinct No. ~. H. q. BECKER
Far Justices OF the Peace
Precinct No t--WALTEH MALSCH.
Precinct No. Nv. II. IILL
Precinct No, III q. BENNETr.
rfecinc, No y. WILLIAM GIBSON,
Precinct No. t-nANRN WEST.
Precinct No o-~GuS SElDEL
Precinct No. G-THEoDORE gUBH.
Precinct No, ED PERRY.
Precinct No. S-sM MCDONALD,
For Constable
Precinct No. wv w, GLASS.
Precinct No. 2-THOS. WILLIAMS
Precinct No. 3.-CiIARLEs SCoREGGA.
Precinct No. 4 n T.. WEST
Precinct No. 81 BEuVENliAUSEN.
Precinct No. CIV. A. HEfFLIN.
Precinct No. IA. G. WuENSrH
Precinct No. Sc. N. SoJouRNER
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cREosoTE PLANT.

IN Byrne says his big creosote plant,
4 n moved from here to Beaumont, is
eompleted and by next week opera
iii begin at the town by ne N,eAes
He would have started up le.cre
bat for a leaky storage t,uk,
are going to do a greatly increased
~ al Beaumont, SAITH Mr.. 9..tne.
bation there is admirable. W, nave
kad half acres of land fronting on
kayon and connected with the belt line
lie Southern Pacific road. Our fuel
uext to nothing. Here we paid SIS q
.ipf coal. There we burn sawlust and
and 81. 80 day will cover the ex-
Here our timber cost us $40 to Sl2
vusand feet; there II costs US from SO
]. We have better facilities in every
Really, Beaumont is the proper place
3uch q business as ours.
!. Byrne was asked If the capacity of
3iant lad been increased at Beaumont.
NJ cylinder is the same" he replied,
our storage capacity has been In
hi from 1900 to 1900. We employ about
Rme number of men as we did here
5l1."
)rw are business prospects?"
)tcellent. We will start in on an order
Loo ties for Mexican marrow gauge
|ad. These ties are to be burnettizod,
| b. treated to solution of zinc the
Is the ties used by the Southern Pa
We have calls from the Union Pa
rad for 100000 ties and from ai New
concern for $4,000 ties. These latter
|dhers will keep us going more than
bonths
here is plenty OF business and we are
+ right in to do it. We have large
Mites Of oil purchased and will be pre-
\ 70 keep up with the procession.
AFTER THE .ATTORNEYSHIP.
! term Of office of Captain S. Talia-
United States attorney for the East
district Of Texas, will expire in about a
g ana he will then be succeeded by a
pican- Already there are a number of
|cents TOR the place, among them be-
MARC McLemore, Hawley's campaign
Fgr; R. e. Hannay of Hampstead and
Mcdaniel of Houston. There are also
n TWO applicants in North Texas. Judge
" today paid Captain Talaferro a
@mplment and said it would be hard
NV respect to find as trustworthy u