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pnllrond Note. aud Personals.

| A pleasant dinner party Of railroad men
yesterday at the Capitol hotel was con-
posed of j. w. Terry, william O'Conaeli.
| c. b. Segar. II. i. Parke aud 7. d. Cobb.
Mr.. r. A. Stacy, a trave ing representa-
tive of the Texas Gar Service association,
leaves this evening for an exteuccd buSi-
ness trip in behalf OF the ASSOCIATION.
Mr.. ]. d. Bone OF the Cotton Belt spent
| yesterday in Galveston
The Mel can Tyler-Hanfcrd Theatrical
company left last night for Bryan. where
thcy are billed for an engagement tomor'
| row night.
Mi. William o'Connell. auditor OF receipts
| for the Katy at Dallas, waS In the city yes
| terday ana left for Galveston during the
Afternoon.
| one of the h,ndsomest holiday presents
yet sent out by any RAILROAD company 10
| friends ard connecting lines is a beautiful
art album of Views at the Tennessee C;n-
rennial exposition. They are sent with
| the compliments of the Nashville. Cha. Ia
nooga ard st. Paul railroad and coasist OF
an elegantly bound volume containing over
| 100 beautiful scenes. Mr.. j. l.. West. as
sistaut general freight agent of the Katy.
is the happy recipient of a copy.
Mn. W. l.. Marry. general auditor OF the
International and Great Northern, arrived
in tho city yesterday from Palestine
Mr. j. S. Rogers, agent for the lnteTna-
tional and Great Northern OF Columbia
during the past thirty eight years, was in
the city yesterday for brief visit,
Mr. j. H. Hill. manager " the Gal
weston. Houston and Henderson ra' al
with headquarters at Galveston, was in the
city yesterday on Dizziness connected Win
his line.
Mr.. Frank S. Riley. we'll known among
the older set OF train conductors IN fexas
being connected for long time on the
Catfish Belt. has been heard from In a VET
ter addressed from Havana. He Is Going
well thers, in the mining business
Mr.. r. l.. Holmes, formerly t'ainmaster
with the International and Greao North9rn,
has recently been located as a conductor
on the "Monon route out OF Chicago.
Mr.. lake Heller. chief clerk in the ofhee
of Pas: enger Agent l.. j. Parks, lett last
night for New Orleans.
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p. johnson, recording secretary: W. u.
Caywood. financial secretary; II. X. Trip,
treasurer; Bruce Reid and j. f. Candee'
INSPECTORS: b. ]. Still. foreman g. o.
Wood, b. D. Browan, B. j. Still and w.
p. johnson, delegates to Labor council; X.
h. Trip, reporter.
The electricians are expecting great
deal OF work in the near future.
The city council OF Houston has passed
an ordinance creating the oIilce OF Guy
electrician and Mr. Clarence George has
received the srpointmen. as superintendent
of the fire alarm system. and his asso-
cates rejoice over his selection.
The following officers have been ele,ted
for Printing Pressmens union, No. II;
Fl. Walker president S. Nec5o. vice
president; j. A. Wood, secretary treas
urer; S. Necco, George Will and Henry
Berleth executive committee; Bob Stew
art, George VIII, Henry Berleth aud 5.
Necco. delegates TO Labor council
There will be a melting at Red Mems
hall ut 10 o'clock this morning to organize
n union of painters and decorators The
organizer OF che American Federation OF
Labor will be present at this meeting and
will assist in the formation 81 the union.
Cooks and Walters union, No. Ill, have
elected the following officers: Frank Green.
president; William Zanzinger. vice presi-
dent: Frank Bowyer. Financial secretary;
Frank Rose, recording secretary; Charles
Slocoyitch instructor 'Artie Smith, con-
ductor; Fritz hammers, sersesnt-a alarms.
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GOOD TOBACCO LANDS.
Thr Cotton Belt Encouraging Gus
ture Along Their Line

The Cotton Belt Encouraging Gus
tnre Along Their Line.
H. y. Farrell general freight agent of
the Cotton Belt. has issued ficm his office
at Tyler the following circular to all com
mercial and travelling agents OF his line:
There are great opportunities In this
section of the country for competent par
ties who will engage in the business of TO-
bacco growing. The lands along the line
OF our l4ufkin branch, extending from ~
ler' Texas, to LufkIn. Texas, are peculiarly
adapted to the successful cultivation of
what is known TO the trade AS Cuban o.,
Nilvdna' tobacco. These tobacco lands
can he bought now at prices ranging from
800 to 50 per acre, brit these extraordinary
low prices VIII DO advanced as soon as the
general public realize the capabilities OF
the land and the results that can be oc-
complished with due effort aud Intelligent
cultivation.
"A gentleman Interested i'm the cultiyu-
ton OF tobacco in the vicinity OF I,ttkln.
Texas, writes us follows:
In reference TO the growing OF to-
bacco, | will state that the lan1 Will bring
about 500 pounds tobacco per acre This
is firSt-class Havana cigar tobacco. II
will make about 400 to 800 pounds per acre
second crop; a good filler. This tobacco
is as tipe tobacco as can be raised any
where. The refuse CT cultivation is very
light. The expense OF getting everything
in shape, barns, etc, Is probably 500 per
acre Tho value of good tobacco is about
10 cents per pound. There ia no finer To-
bacco raised in the United States
please communicate these facts TO all
parties in your territory interested In tho
raising and handling OF tobacco. II fur
Their Information respecting lands, losa-
ton. soil. etc, Is desired. refer inuuiring
parties 10 Mr. A. V. swaty our horti-
cultural agent, Mount selman, Texas"
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WAS DEVOID OF IA
PECULIAR PLIGHT OF ~
GIRL ENTIRELY BALI
What a Trial Package Of =
Did For Her.
BALDVEa

The portraits OF Miss Emma ~
what striking difference IS
person when the bald head Is coz.
hair. Miss Emond was totally
hair follieles not only upon her
upon her eyebrows being conps
tiactea, not the sign of a hair 49,
or course she was tie object v
perlments, all of which iailed ~ 4
fer of a weIl-known dispensery ~
free trial OF their remedy Was
alluring to her. She sent FOR ~
followed all directions faithIuIz
she was rewarded by a growr.
which for thickness, qiiaIAy ~
rance was as remarkable %
was gratifying. Miss Enl
Salem, Mass. at 27G Washiny%
and naturally feels very muN
recover from total baldness.
scalp to people who are biesss
is sign of coming balances s'F'
bs attended TO at once.
The remedy that caused w 4,
hair to- grow also cures az
and diseases. removes dandrur "
The hair ana scalp healthy &
Trial Packages are mailed frss
write TO ahc Altanheim Me-,
sSry, 23l Selves Hlds GILL;
! ncleslng tei1 ealhie - =
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Tho Morgan liue has issued a circular
and time schedule for Its new steamer
service between New orleans aud Havana
Cuba, touching at Kew Nest. Fla. both
going and coming. The tiip will be IN ade
in four days each way and steamers will
leave New Orleans and Havana, respective
ly. every fiTe lays commencing January
) from New Orleans ana 9Th from Havana.
Following is rates OF PASSAGE:
New Orleans TO Key West, cabin $50;
deck SIS.
New Orleans to Havana. cabin sSs25;
deck s22.25.
New Orleans to Havana and return.
cabin s6o.
Key West to Havana. cabin sl2.25; deck
$7.25
CABIN rates include meals and BERTH
Deck rates incluie meas and berth be-
tween deck
Round trip tickets are good to return
until April Is.
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Reduced Passenger Rntes.

The Houston East and West Texas rail-
way VIII sell account of N.tional 1.-Two
stock convention al Denver, Colo, January
2i-al. round trip tickets at rate of one
first-class standard fare. Dates of sale,
January o. and %; final return limit.
twenty days from date of sale. Transit
limit; continuous passage In each direction.
They will also sell, account of the an
nual meeting OF the Southern Lumber
Manufacturers association, Memphis
Tenn. january 1919, rate OF one and
one Third fare 10 Memphis, on the certiti-
cato plan.
On account OF the reunion Of Tom
Green's brigade. 10 he held at Brennan,
February 2l-22, the Southern Pacific COM
pany have instructed agents east OF snd
including Segllin 10 sell round-trip sigma
ture tickets at rate OF one fare for round
"Trip Selling dates, February ~, 20 and
81. wish firal limit for return February "a
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huose VINO are losing their hair or have
parted With their locks can have II rs-
stored by remedy thar Is sent lree IN al,
y cincinnati firm has CONCLUDED tha,t tha
pesl way 10 convince people thai hair can
n so"h on any mead is TO let them try
-, dna see Tor themselves. All sorts ~
iheoi4es have been advanced IA apeo,,nt
LOT tslling hair, but after all, IL g. Ihs
remedy We are after AID NOT Tho .heor,.
eope VINO need More hair, or are anxious
20 save what they have or from sickness
uino9uh or other causes haya lost their
"Hii, should ut once send their mama and
auufess TO the Alenhe<0 Medical Dispan.
s 50, ~ selves building, Cincinnati, Ohio.
enclosing four cents in stamps IA ava.
postage and they VIII forward nrenaiJ h.,
I'LL : sufhclent free trial package OF their
remedy 10 fully prove It's rsmfrkahln a..
non IN quickly removing all trace of dan
" uH and scalp diseases and forcin. n na.
srowth OF hair The remedy Is nor a rev
'sAperilnen- and no ons mead fear that n
-, rs nAlhlui' II cured John Brunsr. Pest.
master, OF Millyille. Henry Co. Ind ana
\ ne strongly urges every one to try il.
metfoaist preacher, Victor A. Faigaux. OF
Tracy City Tena., was perfectly bald IN
~ forehead for many years, but hss
nov fine growth. Mrs. c. w. CastIa-
mn, alS Main street, Riverside, gal. re-
roms her husbands shiny head now Gov
s sas wIn sols bne hair and she. too has
s sh wonderful benefit, Among others
VINO VINO nave used the remedy are Geo. Die
tsn,auh, Genl. Ag.. OF the Big Four R.
OF Dayton, OHIO. whose wife was entirely
cured of badness. e''''s
TO president OF Fairmount col,egs.
sssipnvr, Ky. Prof p. f. rurnsr was bald
lo1 thirty years and now has snlend'd
n = q hair from having tried this re-
,usIkabie remedy. Write tcdsy for q ~. !
tral ra'kage h VIII he mailed ,,r,rstv
se9ea 70 plain wrappsr = thas II -.
~ - ogesotAlS g HGnA
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railing or in Passenger travel.

A prominent passenger official in speak,
ing yesterday of the dropping off of travel,
since the opening of the new year, said 1t
Is about what We generally expect aftT a
rushing holiday business, People are now
returning to their homes after the usual
holiday visits and there Is less of outgoing
travel than at any other time. 1t Is al
most folly for travelling passenger agents
to use expense money In drumming up
travel at this time. when the merchants
Hre all taking account of stock and en-
gagged 0t their places of business in making
plans and prospecting for the year. 1t is
II time of relaxation after an impetus OF
holiday business. and unless it may be the
taking advantage of some reduced rates
for meetings and conventions, the month
of January promises to he the slowest for
travel in a year. know OF many people
who are waiting for Mardi Gras ratio to 60
East. and about that time passenger travel
will begin to resume its normal state.
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THE DEATH ROLL.

NJ. Byrnes, aged IA years, died !
day at st. Joseph's infirinary. b
/ been on a visit to a brother i'm Libeft
was brought to the infirmary sick ,
days ago. He was a native Of Irelsni
had lived here for several years. n
mains are being held at Ross & vi
in order to hear from Pat Byrne.
OF the deceased living at WeathaiuI
4 y +
Mr.. I. b. Emerson. a night xstd
at the Dickson Car Wheel Works, q
4 o'clock yesterday morning at 70, \
street. His body will be taksu ID /
risburg for burial and will be bvid]
o'clock this afternoon from the NJ
Of James Jones. Rev. Waddill b III
officiating.
Mrs. b. C. Williamson. the w z
II Williamson. who died just xsA|
died Yesterday at st. Joseph's infu2
Mrs. Williamson was left sick and ~
by her husbands death anil was al
through the efforts of some charsau
dies of the city, who will cortinm
kind service and in conjunction via [
& Wright, uudertakers. see to II ~
body gets respectable burial.
There are five children Of thls
tunate family thrown upon the ttr
the world and are being cared fofhI
of the charitable ORGANIZATIONS Of u
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THE Rates $3.50 and 50 90 per day
lAHLOR -. JAS. LAWL0R, Prop.

j. j, Murphy. Denison; Karl Welsh, St.
Louis: Geo, Lock. Westlakc. La: ]. H. Pow
ell aud children. Lake Charles. Chas A. Men
s!ng. Galveston: Mis- $ Baker. Cucro; W. 9.
~ c Baird. photpixville. III, John n Bon
nor. victora: n. II, c, Perry. seymour. H..
II pelgnder ana wife. Galveston. r. NJ Cola
and wife, Matagorda. Mrs. l. S. Mansfield aud
Child. Galveston y. Farnsworth, cUoro. ".
y. Adams, .Woodyile; Edw. Connolly city;
!.a Iintgraii. Dallas; j. Donaldson, New Or
leans: Geo Bartholomew. san Antonio: Wat
ton G. smthtr. city: Y. q. Rose. Victoria;
=. n. Ross, London. Ont. Carter otey. CAL
xanton: q. 5: T.. Holland, Houston Post. Chas
Parks, hrcnlam; 1los. I hudson, Caldwell;
r. Van se..ar, Paris. III; Il. l.. SehlueLcr.
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InstaIlation 81 ofs,cer..

AZ regular meeting Of the Homo
Drum Benefit order held In the Knights Of
Fythias hall Friday night, January 0. the
following ofacGs we're installed:
3. y. y. Munger, president; J. II. Josey.
ep9 Vice president; w. j. Thornhiil, his
.1orlala "a. w. Hutehins. secretary ana
ess'Ter; y. ~. Munger, orator: j. n.
Clark, assistant orator; j. A. Alright,
Ktasd: NJ, J, Thornhltl. director; q. d,
ofher, NJ. D.. medical examiner.
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A. d. Hamilton. Hcnlphill h. r. Yount,
Cincinnati, +. y. Vangilder Nj. Is. and r.;
a. B. Shower. Waco: G. g. Dreier Dallas;
O. A. Harris. New York; Y. Props, city; j..
r. Jones, city {. NJ. sandell Wcllborn: Leo
Wilson. Dallas: Tom Peoples. conroe: Il. H..
Meyer, Jr.. Paducah; Il, C. Giesler. Tonnes
see: J. w. Malone, Brownwocd. I. !. Carr.
Dallas; G. W, Nugeut, CouIoe; j w. Eos.
ter. san Antonio: Chas. Alexander, city; w.
J. Lyle, San Aptonio; j. s. Linthlcum. Dali
las. NJ. Il. Scott. freoport III; w. B. OFT.
Freeport. ILL.,: w u, Rottig. shepherd; Fran
fcis r. Ice Peoria. III; f. r. Jenkins. Dali
las ]. Cox. Fort Worth; y, H. Golden.
Beardslown, NJ. T. +. sutton. Beaumont,
Jno. A. Kerr Muldoon.
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Meeting Of Rcd Mon.

Mingo tribe No. Z. Improved Order Of
Rad Men. will have a big meeting Tuesday
night. January 10. There VIII no plenty of
corn and venison on hand. with some laugh
1pg water 10 wash II down. There viii
also be about ten pale faces for adoption.
When the team from Tonkaway No. will
do the work In the same manner in which
they showed It to the great council Of
Texas: The members OF Tonkaway tribe
- well as ths members o. Mingo are ex-
pected to be present and all other Red
Men nre cordially invited.
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ACME TAP ROAD.
Charter of the Company Has Rccn
ApnrONeI by Attorney General.

Austin, Texas, January THE charter
of the Acme Tap Railroad company was
today approved b. the attorney general and
6led with the secretary of state The cor
poration is formed fog the building of a
railroad from or near Acme station, on the
Fort Worth and Denver City road. In Har-
deman county to the Gypsum mnes, quarry
and cement plaster mil ofthe Saline Ce-
ment Plaster company situated about one
and one half miles north OF Acme Station
The company has j capital stock of sl0.-
600 Tho principal office shall be at
Quanah. The incorpora tors are fred II.
Quincy, L. X. Holmes. p. l.. Gebhart and
others.
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On a Tour Of inspection.

special train, pulling the private
coeches of Vice Presideat Kruttschnitt and
General Manager Van Week, arrived in the
city last night at 10 o'clock from New Or
leans. The train renamed on the track at
the Grand Central depot while the Off
Gals spent the night in the city, They are
ON a tour az investigation and Inspection OF
the roai and will likely leave this morn
Ing 10 make a run over the entire line TO
San Francisco. IL Is rurnorei that they
will be Joined by others hers who will &c.
rninnauv than
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COLONEL FoRDycE IN TEXAS.
Did Not Discuss Plans for the Lott
Road at Length.

Sherman. Texas. January 7.--colonei S.
w. Fcrdyce ex-prssident OF the ST. Louis
Southwestern railway in Texas arrived 80
the c.iy last night In company with and
the guest Of Mr.. Tom Randolph,
This afternoon Colonel Fortiyre was ten.
dered reception in Tho reception rooms
a ths MsrcAanu' and Planters Nationai
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bank. All the leading citizens called on
in hs new railroad venture. the Lett road
in Arkansas. The colonel did not discuss
the subject at length. but what he did say
was hopeful aud indicated confidence. After
visiting all the round cotton baling con
Germs his son being Interested in machin-
cry of that class. he left this afternoon
for Little Rock via the Cotton Belt.
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respondent and asked II there was any.
thing to give to the public relative 70 the
rumored extension Of their line from
Brentwood TO San Antonio. While the
runor was not corroborated 1t was not
flaily denied, and the belief here is tnit
the road will extend its line as ind.caIeo
by the Austin dispatch OF recent date
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Eleventh civil District Court.

J. J. settegast VS. City of Houston; reset
for January IA
Street Railway Company; continNled gen.
orally.
Jeremiah Lewis VS.. International and
Great Northern Railroad Company; dis
missed at cost OF plaintiff.
Richard S. Morris ct al VS.. Travellers
insurance Company; plaintiffs motion TO
strike out agreement sustained, TO which
defendant excerpts; on trial.
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Stock Levied On.

The stock Of boots and shoes in the store
on Main street which has been conducted
by A. NJ. Parker under the name of The
Boston Shoe Store" was levied on by
Deputy Sheriff Bringhurst yesterday after
noon to satisfy a claim of $1lOO for rent
filed by the Henry Eox estate, The store
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Reau,a,,on. Applying to Passes.

Mr.. G. a. Quinlan Wise president OF tne
Houston and Texas Central. has issued
the following notice.
This company will not honor requests
for annual trip or train passes Tor laii-
way employees or their families unless
signed by the president or vice president
and general manager, and requests LOT
transportation by employees OF this COM
pany should not be honored unless signed
by an officer OF the rank Indicated"
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was closed during the remaind,,.

GnteTnOpn, sFll
Information received from AZ,
during the day was to the effect A;
voluntary bankruptcy proceedip~
been filed against Mr.. Parker a.,
dissatisfied creditors and that a M
was TO be made to set aside 4 rsesS
signment. So far as could be ARA
here last night no steps in the ~
have as yet been taken at this ed
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LOCAL LABOR NOTES

,,a ms , saTlaas labor unions repom co,a,.
s ,1 issoraoie, the retail clerks mst'm.,
s s.sIs 9'ior's to gain thsir poin, on esr,s
at e,sb ma NV isp0F' new members joining
,se In na,,. n.ssung- At TIE last mee.lnr 81
adoa,ss s. on labor council a resolut,on =,
psin .,nen,s .''snhlzed labor in MAXIM an -
rlcus brs,chas eng mech nits in lhs Va
ment. : 1'Snss under mo STATE ro q rn.
~
~ ~, Electrical wsyksrs have .,s...
Asst s .s'I,N,ns efassrn c, o. woes 49, ~,
= y sSwaa viss ssssiaac.;' ~, "
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cotton He'll oracc AboIished.

Waco. Texas. January 7.--Tne announce
ment comes from Tyler thst w. G.. Watrous
was today appointed superintendent OF
transportation Of the Cotton Rsit. with
headquarters al Tyler aud that the office
CT SUPERINTENDENT OF car service has beea
abolished The REQUEST is made that all
rercrts and communications heretofore for
warded BY forsign lines % the superintend-
ent OF car service be after this date adj
dressed te the superintendent OF lransporla-
ton.
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THE COURTS.
rif,y-fif,h Civn District Court.

Henry House VS.. American Surety com
pany; judgment for defendant, to when
plaintiff excerpts and gives notice OF APP
peal.
Bx parte William W. Miller, or exam
ination OF the applicants credentials, IT
appearing he Is a licensed attorney Of the
State OF Iowa and has in other respects
complied with the laws of Texas, ii is
or1fred that the clerk ISSUE license to the
applicant as al attorney al law.
Charles F. Rakebrand VS.. n. Pilot ct
al; the molten to renstate Is granted the
cost OF dismissal ard reinstating and the
motion is taxed on the plaintiff for good
cause shown.
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Strictly crs. class
D. D. Wall Texas Stock and Farm journal:
w l., Maury. Palestine: y, Strand, Waco:
T. A. Vuhey. San Antonio; 4. l.. Cuhb. Tyler;
Gus Bene iix New York; :. Diiefus Bait
more; 70. J.. Meyer. Jr. Padncnh. Ky; W.
F Pearee. Now York: j w. Terry San AN
,orio; u. u. hartman. Fort Worth. Mrs J.
a Gross and children, Galveston: j. -.
Jores. st. Louis. Mo-; W. o'Conpcn. bal
lns; +. T.. Clegg and wife. New Orleans; r.
u Mnstln Jr,. Kansas city, w. = Bath,
-. Craig. Iiouston A, l.. MafshaI, Houston
j II. Hill. Galveston II, u. voaktimi Ilous-
ton; p q. keene Houston; C. H. Seyer, ~.
". Terry. Houston; H. E Daniels. Austin /.
Mrs N, A. Robertson, Austin. w O. Smiley.
Houston: J. u, ctites, Cranberry q. q. Lcid-
hordt. Denver: W. :. Low and wife. An
Louis. Mo
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Richmond, Texas. January 6. -Ifsi
rains are putting the soil In god /
ton for big crop in this county
Of the farmers are busily engagsdhs
UP their lands.
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ReaI Estate Trnnsfers.

Jonathan b. Frost, d. B. and Il. b.
Weodhead Thy sheriff. 10 Edgar
Watkins, lots s ana ., block II,
Oak Lawn addition. S. NJ. WI
l.ams survey
Emerson w. Peet and wife (Amelia
k.) to Murray Marbury, lots "a to
"A. block %: lots 10 to "a, block 26;
lots IL, 40 and 46. block "a; one
half lot ., block 59 lot 10, block
ll9; lots % to 20. block lag: lots 10
TO Is. 80 to So. block las; lots 10.
20, 21, block us; lots 10 TO is. Is
TO &c. block 90; lots 10 TO IS. block
2ll; lots IS TO 36. block 234: west
half of block 235 lots 5 10 ls.
block 2S6; lots 10 TO is, block 24t:
lots To II. block 2i2, and lots Is
10 &c. block 24S. all inclusive. in
what is known as, Houston Heights.
being a part of tho John Austin
two-lelgue grant .....
Murray Marbury TO Milton Trust
company of Douglass county. Ne
brasks (same property as aboye)
G, w. and Julia W. Harral IN Re.
bscca Cohen. lot 8, block 3i5. south
side Buffalo bayou A
Charles Mcclure to G.. w. steiT n
MOO feet fronting Valentine stree,
in Hnrdcastle addition; also lots A.
ana a. block %, in Houston
Heights .....
sam and Rebe.ca Cohen 10 Isa,c .
=. FOX, lot I, block III south side
Isaac S. Fox to gebecca Cohen ~
n na,l Iols and I. block III. south
siao Buhalo BAYOU