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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-24
NOT MEXICAN wEHvILs.


Insects Found in Btoodweed Arc
Not Dreaded Cotton Post.
New Ulm, Texas, February 22.--froin
reports throughout various parts OF South
west Texas / notice that many farmers
have found the boil weevil alive In the
bloodweed or wild hemp. From enclosed
letter YOU will sec that the weevf found
ii me blcodwced is a harmless insect,
which docs rot fosd on cotton. Inc 1oi :
lowing is a letter addressed to a Bell
Vile. Texas, firm:
Messrs Schauerhammer Roench, bel-
ville, Texas.
AGRICULTURAL Department. Washington
February 7.--Gentlemrn: ! have your iel-
ter of January 80 with accompanying spec
inens. The insects which you SEND are
not the Mexican boil weevil, but com
mon Texas weevil, known as lixus laesi,
COLTS lee. It's habits are unknown, but u
Is fairly certain that 1t does not ieeo
| upon any cultivated or useful plants II
lives like other species of its kind. In th'
| species of weeds, and, perhaps. the plan
| which you designated as Nbloodweed' o.
| wild hemp may be one of its host places
| The insect deyelopes from whitish larvae
| mr. grubs, which feeds within the stems
| Possibly. II you search you may be ap'
| 10 find traces of the larvae or even IN
| beetles in the stems OF the plants; II 70,
| would be very glad 10 obtain speeiihe,n !,
and sufficient OF the plant TO ascertain y
| botanical name Yours very truly.
L. o. Howard, Entomoiosist'
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BILL FoR COUNTY ATTORNEYS.
A Fee of Ten Dollars In Lunnc
Cases Is Wanted.


To the County Attorneys of Texas.
Crockett Texas, February 2l.-Dear
Sirs: / write this to ask your cooperation
and support in behalf of bill providing a
fee of $40 to county attorneys for services
rendered in all lunacy cases. No such
compensation is now allowed by law and
the attorney general has SO held, al
though the county attorney is required TO
represent the State in all such cases, and
is thus forced to do so free of charge.
1t is hardly reasonable to suppose that
the State would expect the services OF
any one without adequate compensation
aud the fact that such is the case in this
instance, only emphasizes the necessity
and the Importance OF remedial Legislation
along this line.
have prepared bill and today for
warded the same to Hon. j. II. Ratelin a
Austin. one of the representatives IRON
| this county in the present legislature
urging his favorable action thereon, ana
| am sure he will grant my request AM
present the bill at once. beg 10 requcs
that you endeavor to secure the iniiuenc
| and support of your representative AM
| senator In favor of this measure and urg
upon them its business and the lmportanc
| Of its passage.
| Hoping TO have your earnest co-opera
| ton in this matter, | am, yours respect
fully, Johh apense
County Attorney of Houston County.
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THE GuLLEIyr TRIAL.
Testimony About the Same rs Ad-
duced mt Preliminary.


duced mt Preliminary.
Beevil,e, Texas, February 23.-The court
house wax crowded all day yesterday
with people eager TO hear the testimony
In the case of Colonel N. @. Gullett,
charged with killing Alonzo R. Alice, ex-
sheriff OF Goliad county.
Colonel Gullett has long since passed
the age allotted to man on earth-three
score years and ten-but is apparently
still quite vigorous and hearty. His hear
ing is somewhat impaired, and with his
hand behind his ear he sits in listening
attitude and takes in every word that
falls from the mouth of the witnesses. lie
is represented by Lawyers Tom c. Hill
and James r. Daugherty of Beeville and
Major w. S. Fly of Victoria.
District Attorney Vandenberg is being
assited in the prosecution by Hon. ID.
Mcneil Turner. of Corpus Christi, one OF
the best known prosecuting attorneys in
Southwest Texas.
The case was called promptly at
o'clock. but jury was not secured until
in the afternoon, a special venire of eighty
men being almost exhausted before tbs
jury was selected.
Several of the eye witnesses 10 the
tragedy were put on the stand. Their tes-
timony was about the same as that given
at the examining trial, report al which
appeared In The Post at the time, with
the exception OF that of Alonzo Alice. Jr
He did not appear at the examining trial
His testimony, however, was practically
in accord with the other witnesses A
night session of the court was held las,
night, though no important witnesses
were examined. II is expected the exam
! ination of witnesses will be completed bl
noon today, and the case be given to the
| Jury tonight.
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Pr,mnric. for wnxnhachie.

Waxahachie, Texas, February 2S.-The
committee on primary met last night and
decided on the following call:
The petition for primary election. to
be participated In by the white voters of
Waxahachie for the selection of candidates
for the several municipal Offices having
already been signed by majority of the
white voters Ut the city, a call is hereby
issued for a MACS meeting of those favor
able to such primary to meet at the dis
trict court room on Friday night, Feb
ruary "a, 1899, at s o'clock, to take suct
further action MS may be desired. Every
citizen who has signed this petition ant
all others favorable TO the move are car.
nestly requested to be on hand.
Joe p. Cooper.
Chairman Committee.
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.ARTILLERYMEN MUSTERED OUT.
NOW .NATURALrzEp.

Jens Moller, for more than quarter OF
sAcentury one OF the well known business
aen of the town, yesterday took the oath
~ allegiance before Judge Bryant and be-
sAme citizen OF the United States. His
nfst papers were taken out in 1872, hut the
'act OF naturalization WAS not completed
Until yesterday. Mr.. Moller renounced all
allegiance to the king of Denmark, to
whom heretofore, under the law, he has
owed his duty, and is now full hedged
{ eitizens of the United States.
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Chicago Alfred Abeel. A. P. Mccormick,
Waco; ] v. Snovelly, Houston; w. c..
Gould. Richmond Va r. ID. Walder
New York: Miss Anna Holman. LAGRANGE;
l. Harris, Cincinnati; II. J. Fueda, New
York; Walter Oldfeld. Boston; T. H. ST.
mon, Maryland; A. s. Carter and wife,
Omaha; G. L. Nabers, Waco; w. l.. Cam
eron, Memphis; II. G.. Archer city: l.. H.
Game. New York; E. L. Anderson, Gin
nj IN
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HEAVY Loss OF HORSES.
One Man Is Said to HIVE Lost Fou
Hundred Head.

Hundred Head.
Hampstead, Texas, February 2S.-The
recent cold spell has literally wiped from
the face of the earth whole punches of
stock horses. Farmers who have come to
town in large numbers to attend district
court all report that they have never seen
such execution among horses. and that
the prairies are everywhere covered with
carcasses. AS reason for the abnormal
losses farmers state that the increase in
the value of cattle and the decrease In the
value of horses had caused attention to
cattle to the neglect of horses, which were
turned out and allowed to freeze or starve.
One man In this county is reported to have
lost 400 horses in less than one week.
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cold stornue for Fort worth.

Fort Worth, Texas, February 23.-An-
other cold storage plant is to be built In
this city. Several local capitalists here
will be interested in the enterprise, along
With moneyed men of Louisville, Cincinnati
and st. Louis. The plant will be the
largest south of ST. Louis and will cost
between $4,000 and 100000. 1t will be
located in the Fourth ward It is under
stood that work on the plant will begin
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

"fe:sad al The office of W. II. Fannln, MIR
in Texas. until / o'clock p. m, February
* 1879, for the construction of u thrse-story
brick hotel building. 70 be located n Marlin,
aeations which can be seen at the office OF
II T. Fannin. Marlin, Texas, or Sam 7;
Herbert. architect. Waco. Texas; a seriihea
min. to accompany each bid. as a guarantees
ths contractor viii make good and solvent
boud: the right reserved to reject any OF
ali bids. :.
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we're frozen and the buds burst open. In
some instances young fruit trees were
killed outright,
escaped with only slight injury. Straw
berry and other berry plants have also
suffered.
A few plum trees were killed. but the
apple crop. so say the fruit men. is not
hurt; neither are the pears seriously in
iured
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rru,t Ki,,ed In smith County.

tyler, Texas, February 22--Promineht
and experienced fruit growers say tha'
the freeze has killed more than three
fourths Of the fruit. The young twigs
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Fon SALE On EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE SO A Remington pistol.
good as new. for Colts IS or ~. Apply j
10. r.. this efhce. ~
ExcHANGE-we can match most any trade
an real estate; what have you? ADJ Binz
| building -
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REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.

For SALE-l166 acres Land adjoining town
san Diego Duyal county Sl,eo per acre.
half cash, balance In one year. per cent,
M, box 90 san Diego Texas. .------.,@
ron sAI,r-Fiue farm, 1G0 acres. two miles
east Newport Clay comfy; good terms "
II. Ireland, Newport. Texas .-----.- a
FoE sALE-A two stery frame building,
sfSe0, with kitchen IN rear occupied az 2
Intel and store al Chesteryille, Texas; good
business. in a fast growing community. for
tsSrti,er particulars address Nilsson chester:
fhesterville. ~ az. 20
we BUY, sell and exchange real estate.
look after property for residents; ce'
Inct rents and negotiate loans, call ana
list YOUR property, we have cash cuhtoinsIs
for resl estate bargains. Seaman a. bar
tell, 2i2 Binz building. -------------. z.
v,r CAN ofrer that choice piece Of property;
he Dickey Homestead, ,, eorn nSic.s and terms
| reasonable. Also two blocks Of choice w 10.
| ar, Main street south fronts: must De soiu
torrer lot aai nan iaells ,,,, iniersst va
| seyen years time, ptr ctht in.eio1it' a ~
| snsi, rayment II yon wish 10 buy. sen; ex-
change or rsn. property, you VII hha y ~ =;
| Your intcrtst 10 do business Win tnose .na'
| ssTne,,iee. Won can not do business sat'siae'
,nr,iv eilerwige Norasst ~ Cooley, phons
| ga. Binz building. y
sIsyEN- ROOM two-story house, lot. elste err
| S,sC0 CASH phaeton buggy ana harness. ~
1908 81. Emannei. ~---------------------
/ LOTS in OAK LAWN ANNEX 500: SIS cash
balance so monthly. Craig q Fuller.
UorlsToN HEIGHTS with rs artesian waite
s,,s,a, ana shade. good dfairage ana eN
client car service offers an Deal spot 70
horne; We have SON some p@ ,s K essh pc
~ fo,lreroom cottage at $500: s25 easa AZ
si2 per month; for iowe,a i itH isht
oftice. sos Main street, Joan A. Mifo,
| q
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-To buy one or one and one-half
lots improved or vacant, in Third or
Fourth ward Address Hlth location ana
price No, 5sis, this office =
wANTED--To buy a good second hand type
writer and iron safe. Address J.. w. han-
dolph, Dodge, Texas. ----'z..
WANTED--To buy three young high grade
Hereford. Devon or Durham bulls, a. z.
McClanahan, Eagle Lake. Texas. q
WANTED TO BUY--A small second hand
erist mill Address X, J. Demuth, Hunter
Retreat, Montgomery county, Texas. S-s
WANTED-To buy one registered Jersey
bull j. NJ. Marquis. Yoakum, Texas
wANTBD-To buy n second hand soda ioun.
tain; must be in good condition. Aoures ~
W p. Tominson, Maelder. texas. ---- -
We BlrY. rent and store furniture. Barr d
Kuller 4i4 Travis street - o-sl
TIIuEsT PRICE paid for second hand gents
G thing, shoes. hats: send postal Tor cal;
]. Karkowsky, No. 1O9 Milan street ~
WE YAY best prices for se1and hand tu;nl-
| ture aud houttIId.d goods. Drop ub q card or
! call. Dunn Il Co.. 1l5 Franklin near brldge:
| WANTE D--To buy second hand gentleman
| clothing; highest price paid. drop me Q
| postal. viii call A. An2... 9oz Milan -
| WANTEL-Wa Walnut. oak and ash logs; we are
| In tho market at all times for the above
| timber md nay cash for same. Write US
| for specifications aud prices. G. X. cum.
nings Co ---------------
| pIfY and sell furniture and household goods.
| loan money and charge no interest on soons
| stared: only frst-class warehouse In cityi
| no rets W. c. Archer. III Milan. v
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THE PILOT CASE.

Colonel Walter Gresham and Chris Fox,
representing the independent pilot move
nent at this port, left here at 1880 this
Iuening Tor Austin TO be present at the
hearing Governor Sayers will give to this
matter tomorrow. Colonel Gresham said
Ne was merely going along to see the fun
and incidentally to look out for the in
|terests of his clients, the Independents
EFtom the manner in which the governor
has been inquiring for information 1t is
pretty certain that he will go to the bot
tom of this squabble. -
Jens Moller, representing the other side
Of the fight, has already gone to Austin.
! iARTILLERYMEN MUSTERED OUT.
One hundred and eleven artillerymen.
members of battery G. stationed at Camp
sAawley, were mustered out of the serv-
Ice and received their pay at the hands
Of Major L. Knapp, paymaster, today. The
men mustered out were those who enlisted
during the war with Spain. When the
battery is on peace footing sixty-four
/ men make up full complement. This
number was increased to 175 while hos
ulities we're on. Those desiring to re-
enlist will be given an opportunity to dc
70 tomorrow.
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FEDERAL couRT.

4 me attention OF the Federal court was
eccupied all morning with the case OF
Arthur E. Webb, who brought suit
against the Direct Navigation company,
owners OF the barge Stuart. for $4,000 dam
ages for personal injuries received in MO-
sember, 1897 The trial was concluded and
gh now under advisement b. the court.
In the suit Of George Engel5retd against
ne British steamship Straits OF sSrnda
;yoF $4,000 damages for personal injuries
Judge Bryant rendered I. verdict for the
RESPONDENT. The libellapt took exceptions
hereto and gave notice OF appeal
HOTEL ARRIvAI.s'S
the Tremont--L. ID Williams New
j fcrk; +. W. Branstine Cincinnati; NJ. J.
abbott, 81. Louis: ]. II Robbins, Chicago;
~ NJ. Mitchell, Houston; NJ. Elder, Chi
S&Fo, A. Woodruff. William Il. Miller,
1 nsw York: q. r.. W. Nina, Boston; II
Miles. Omaha; NJ p Glass. w. -.
Sitzgerald. Houston. M. G. Tate, Mem
P9is; A. Neuhaus, CINCINNATI; II. J. Davis
8. Montgomery. Colorado Springs: A.
& 3. Watson and Wife, Marlin, Texas; Law
sAse Haley, Brewster county; John Ford
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTEp-Te rent three adi9dlaa lIas c lpsn.
r peli Cotton 4 i Company. box sil. city .
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WANTED.-To buy one or one and one-half
lots improved or vacant, in Third OF
Fourth ward Address with location and
price No $685. this office "a
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SITUATION wanted by 4 colored man to wor '.s
around the house and yard; am hrst ,clas ~,
cook and understand honaew9IA, App ra
,nod ,nf -
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wANTED-To buy good second hand type
writer and iron safe. Address J.. w Kan
dnlph Dodge, Texas. "a
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SIIIIEE::E)SKIN
20 ] IkAE: S

iylittle boy broke out with itching rash.
tried three doctors and medical college but
he Kept getting worse. There iras not one
sgaareinch ofshfl on his tcholcbody unaffected.
ue was one mass of sores, and the stencil was
frighsful. In removing the banGaGcs they
would take the skin with them, and the poor
ch.lds screams were heart-brcal.iag. After
the second application of CUrIcuRA (olnt-
ment) sao signs Of improvement. nad the
sores to dry up. His skin peeled 81 twenty
times, but now he Is entirely cured
RoBT WATrASI, 4IcS Cook St., Chicago, Lis.
SPEEDY CURE TnEaraTyr Fog EvEnr BkbY Hr,,oR,
wiTu Loss or HAIR, ~ Warm baths with CuTIcuRA
Soar. followed by gentle nnoirtrgs With CcIicuRA.
purest Of cmolcnt akin cures.
Sold throushcu, the world. PoTTEr DINO ArD CHrsi.
Corr, Props, Ds--a Howto Cure baby Humors, lee.
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snopEr SOCIETIES.

- KNIGHTS OF PyTHIAs--Houston
= .&r1kSs Lodge No los will meet tonight at
SSfH}S $50 O'Clock sharp and officers arc
cSysSsSA requested to be prompt Wout'ne
~Ssss~ business. All knights invited.
John s. Stewart. &. G. +
Geo II. Blssonet, X. of X. and 5.
CALLED CONCLAyE OF Ruthven COMMAND
cry No. 9, X. H., tonight at 1880 o'clock.
Work In the Order Of the Temple. Sojourn-
Ing Sir Knights are cordially Invited to be
present VIII N. Kidd, f. z.
j. X. Cade. Recorder.
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wANTED-To buy three young high grade
Mcclnnahan, Eagle Lake Texas. II
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ZINE horse, gentle for lady, years old. dark
bay 1913 hunds, good looking and stylish,
trots in harness, nicely saddle gated. IA. l.:
C,ibhs, Deepwater. 70
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TRAINED detectives furnished for civil aud
rrinlinal Investigations: all business conf
Dental: reasonable rates. Address Jas Me-
Cane, box 100. Houston, Texas, II
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MOUNTAIN VIEW herd OF shorthorn cattle
FOR snle; eighty full -booded shorthorn bulls,
all reds that viii do for service this spring.
como sec tho bulls; their dams full -hlooded
ana sircs with pedigrces. J, H. Warreii,
lfilIsborO. Texas, ~
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NOW Is YOUR oPPoRTUNiTY-Buy what
you need at Tho Wonder Store; keeps
nearly everything Al
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FOR SALE--Tablets. two for 5 cents; tor
for girls and boys pencils for nicke
at The Wonder Store =
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WANTED--Elderiy woman to cook for two
persons on farm eight miles from city. Call
tomorrow on William Gibbs. STANDARD
Printing Co., 300 Preston, u
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SITUATION WANTED by a colored woman
ms a cook. mud II wanted call at loo1 Waike g
aypuuR -
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FAMILY CARRIAGE HORSE for sale.
weighs 100 pounds Call 1911 Preston, e
IN BUSINESS for Business-The Wonder
Store Is strictly on the ground floor. It Is.
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Elderly LADY wants u position M, cook
or housemaid, In or out OF city. Auareas
bShG this office. ~
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FOR sALE-2o0o bushels of yellow yam sweet
potatoes. Address Nj. M. Miller, Angletonu,
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: my and sell furniture and HOUSEHOLD gooua,
loan money and charge no interest on g9ons
stared: only fTst-cl9ss warehouse In cityi
no rnih. W. c. Archer. ~ Miiam
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FOR SALE--Saioon with bar fixtures etc, com
plete with good patronage, Address Box
100 Fiatonia u
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WANTED--Posltion by YOUNG mHn as
stcnographer and typewriter Wiling y
leave the city. Address $500. this Once y
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FOR SALE.

FOR sAlE--cheap. two draft horses. In
arire at stables Of Wells Fargo a Co. Is
FRUIT TREES - ornamcatals, Immense
stock. large assortment; lowest prices
catalogue free. Alvin Nursery Co.. Alvin.
Texas N.ol
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GOODS NOW ARRIVING--Kcep ncarl,
everything at The Wonder Store; glasses
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hoy 10 years old wants Job driving delivery
wagon; knows town well and Is we'll known:
Address bS55. this office. -
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FOR RENT.

FRONT RooM-Furnished close In young
couple; no other roomerS; references ody
Caroline. ----------- 2.
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FOR sALE-one Are proof Mosler safe: only
used six months; weight 100 pounds, at
bargain. S, Harrison. beaumont. Texas y
FOR SALE--A family horse and phaeton. to-
gether or separately. Apply @. H. Lucy
1915 Austin street. "
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LAUNDRY. with machinery. for sale; part 0
all. Call l2i; Preston.
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FOR sALE--Fountain for copper tanks, one
Tuft generator. marble slab and counter
for same. all as good as new: will be sold
Mt bargain. Address III. this office. 70
FOR SALE OR RENT--Biliard and pool
room, two pool and two billiard tables
good order; established business at q per
cent of value. Address Exchange Hotsi,
Drenham Texas. 30
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WANTED situation by colorcd man to at
tend to a horse and buggy: can milk ana
do anything around the house,. give good
references. Address bSis. this office. %
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WANTED--.si situation In livery stable. dish
washing or any kind OF work by coloree
man: please address 1854. this office. 70
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OFFICE OF AUSTIN AND NORTHWEET-
crn Railroad Company Austin. Texas. Feb
ruarS 10, Iss9.Nodce Is hereby given that
tho regular annual meeting OF the stock
Austin aud Northwestern Railroad Company
Will be held at the office OF the company.
in the city OF Austin. Texas. on Wednee-
Lawless. secretary. S-lS
THE poARD or PHARMACY viii meet Fri-
day February "a, 1889, at 5o2 Main strset
to examine applicants for REGISTRATION 4.
Il. Kiesling. registrar. x-A
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WANTED--Few more young men and ladies'
TO learn telegraphy for positions on rail-
road. Dallas telegraph College. Dallas.
Texns S-1l
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For RENT--A tw0-story houEe, SIX rooms
and nh modern conyeniences; southern eS'
posture; 110G ChartreB. Apply TO M .
I.vnna 400 Min RtreeL.
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WANTED--A position in private family Is
housomaid Address bslI, this office. %