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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-11-08
PERSONALS.

Mr. G. L. Mann, of Englehard, is in
the city.
Mr. j. R. Tillery returned to Halifax
yesterday.
Mr. w. Z Gatt;s, of Goldsboro, is at
the Marlborough
Mr.. s. L. Adams, of Elon College, was
AIR C, l.. Mann. of Engelhard, is in the
city on business.
Mr.. J. +. Parker, of Parkersburg, is
a visitor to Raleigh.
Mr.. W. NJ Hanes. of Winston, arrived
in The city yesterday
Capt. S. A. Ashe left yesterday for a
visit to Williardville
= President c. e. TAYLOR. of Davidson
College, arrived in the city yesterday.
Mr.. w. Z. Crosland, of Rockingham
was in the city yesterday
Col. Benehan Cameron of StagvilIe
arrived in the city yesterday
Mr.. w. J. Bradshaw, Of Moncure. is
stopping az the Hotel Dorsett
Rev. A. 3. Hunter. of St Augustine
school, left yesterday for New York city.
Judge w. S. OBJ. Robinson returned to
Goldsboro yesterday His next court is
in Harnett
Mt. =. judah. popular travelling man
OF Louisville, KY, is registered at the
Hotel Dorset.
rev. ]. c. Troy, of Durham, was here
Yesterday on his way to Fayetteville. from
which place he goes to Monroe.
Mr.. B. H. Meadows, Of Louisburg, was
in the city yesterday
DR.. J. s. Meadows the popular proprie-
tor OF the Hotel Meadows, left yesterday
for visit to his old home at Louis
burg.
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r N. Winston's Death.

M. r. n. Winston, who died at Frank
linton on the 9TH inst, was the son of
Mr.. Hinton Winston. of that place,
cousin to IN. Geoi ge Winston, of the A.
and M. College. and elder brother of the
late Alonzo Winston. of Raleigh. He
married in 1875 Mss Eva Rencher, OF
Chatham county, Who survives him. To
them We're horn tv sons and one daugh-
ter. The sons, DIR. A. r. Winston, of this
place, and Prof. Il. A. Winston, late of
the BIRMINGHAM school at Mebane. n.
c., are graduates of the University Of
North Caro- ma, while their sister, Miss
Francis, Wac a graduate of the State
Normal at Greensboro. Mr. Winston was
for many years member of the M E.
church at Franklinron and several years
the superintendent of the Sunday school.
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THE FIRST CAR LOAD OFF.
Shipments to Charleston Exposition Began
Yeste. day.

The first carload of material for the
North Carolina exhibit at tine Charleston
Exposition was shipped yesterday to
that place
Shipments will be made from here for
several weessk for the exhibit at Char
lesion. Secretary Bruner. who is in
charge of ne North Carolina display,
has a force OF young ladies engaged in
packing exhibits at the Museum. The
present shipment consists largely of
show cases and material for the inStalla-
ton of the North Carolina exhibit
North Carolina will be we'll represent
ed at Charleston. The exhibit will COM
prise everything that was displayed at
the Paris Exposition and which attracted
so much ,s.ttention. Special exhibits
have been secured by Secretary Bruner
that will make the display that repre-
sents NORTH Carolina enc of the most
admired at he West Indian Exposition
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Mems Fleece Lined Ribbed Shirts
and Drawers, extra heavy,
German Yokes, Pearl Buttons. Csc
Trojan Health, Heavy, Wool,
fleece lined Shirts and drawers.
neatly made, overlooked seams,
silk braid trimming-75c. value
for soc
Mems Natural Wool and Cancels
Hair Shirts. fiat knit and rib
bed finished with silk binding,
Drawers to match. .A.........$1O
Wright's Genuine Health Under
wear for men. all sizes in the
two favorte qualities. 81 90 & $3.50
Womens Jersey ribbed, fleece
lined Vests-high neck, long
sleeves, pants to match. Csc.
Ladies' Heavy Cotton Ribbed Vest
high neck, long sleeves, neck
finished with silk edging and rib
Ion, pants to match. ,....y. soc
Ladies' Plain and Wool Vests, in
white and silver gray, crochet
silk edging and ribbon, Pants to
match, go percent wool at Use,
80 per cent wool at j 90
Fine Australian Wool Pants and
Vest, pure all wool. white and
natural, medium and heavy
weight ........$1.OO and SIPS
Boys Sanitary Grey Fleece Lined
Shirts and Drawers. fiat knit,
pearl buttons, French Yoke.
Size "a at. Csc
z l-2c. rise for each larger size.
Children's White Wool Vests.
Pants and Drawers. ribbed bot
toms, nicely made, silk trimmed.
Size 16 Observation-Disclosures. SOC.
SC. rise on each larger size.
Infants Wrappers, Shirts. and
bands, In cotton, half cotton and
wool at .12 IL, 25. 40 and Soc.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
Heavy. fleece lined Union Suits-25c.
and Soc
Oneida Combination Suits, seam
less Glove fitting cotton and
wool ................5 SOC. and $1.O0
Ladies' Union Suits in silver gray
and white, all wool So 90
Ladies' Black, Wool Equestrian
Tights, ribbed ..............S $50
Ladies' Ribbed Corset Covers, with
and without sleeves-25, 81 l-2
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s........ Que.
Ladies' Wool Corset Covers and
Wool Knit Knee Shirts-15c.,
$1.25, $3.50 and..............iS2. 90
Extraordinary Values i'm lWomens
Hosiery.
Special offerings this week of
Ladies Fast Black Hose. These
are bought at under price, and
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THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
to o'clock D. M: For today, fair
weather.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday:
Maximum temperature, 81 minimum
temperature, 20; mean temperature, As;
total rainfall. 90 inches in twenty-four
hours.
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Capt. Bradshaw has returned from
Florida, where he went with a view to
engaging in the lumber business. He has
not finally decided about returning
Louis Myers. of Wilkes. who was SEN
fenced to ten years Imprisonment for
homicide. was brought to the peniten-
tiary yesterday by Sheriff Johnston of
Wilkes
At the regular meeting of Raleigh
Photographed Union Wednesday night.
Messrs. c. f. Cooke and L. r. Afford were
elected delegates to the Central Labor
Union.
The Marlborough House had at the depot
Yesterday handsome new omnibus. 1t is
black enamel with the name in gold
and is a modern rubber-tired vehicle that
is beauty.
The second eleven of the A. and H.
College, played the Raleigh Male Academy
team yesterday. 1t was a hard fought
game, the A. and Nj. boys winning by the
score of six TO nothing.
---
Mayor Powell yesterday fined Messrs.
K. d. Wicker and John Faust s4.25 each for
drunkenness, while ]. L. Nipper was given
the choice between paying 1925 or going
TO the roads for twenty days.
The portraits of Capt. Otway Burns.
DR.. Eli Caruthers and one of
Gen. Robert E. Lee and a picture of the
colonial court house of Pitt county are
among the latest additions to the State
Library.
The plans for the new main building of
the Methodist Orphanage have arrived
and are to be seen at the Citizens Ma
tional Bank, where Mr.. j. G. Brown has
them in charge The building is to be G
handsome one.
The friends of Lieut.. Bradley Wooten
who is now in Cuba, at Columbia barracks,
near Havana. will hear with pleasure that
he is much improved in health. His wife
is with him and as soon as he can travel
an operation performed for appendicitis.
Mr. A. B. Andrews, IT, returned yes
terday from Washington, D. c. While
there he attended the session of the
Schley Court of Inquiry, at which Mr.
Isidor Rayner made his magnificent
speech. Mr.. Andrews says Mr.. Rayner's
effort was superb and that it made a
great impression on those who heard it,
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Sheriff Pages Coed Record

The settlement cf taxes which Sheriff
Page made Tuesday was for only SAT-,
which he was unable to settle until the
Coulty Commissioners passed upon GER
tain questions relating to the amount
Sheriff Page settled his taxes last jan
uary, being one of the first sheriffs in
the State to turn in his taxes to the
State Treasurer. Sheriff Page is always
among the first to settle With the Treas
urer u
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HENRY r. HICKS-Perfumes
ACADEMY OF MUSIC--Howard Kyle.
CAROLINA PORTLAND CEMENT, CO.
Gager's White Lime.
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FOR SALE.

Opal Lambert, Il brown mare, standard
and registered, Vol s, American 7. Regis
ter. She now has a FLY colt, four weeks
ola by her side, by Patterson Wilkes.
Apply to w. c. McMACKIN.
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UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY SALE,
This First Cold Snap Increases the Output.

These children
continue
brief than other
store, o i for yourself
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John B. Wright, Of Greensboro. N. c.,
has satisfied piano purchasers from the
mountains to the sea. Won't you Join
hem and be hia~py?
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-11-08

dicates others, which are worse-Hood S
Sarsaparilla cures them all.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Capt. Bradshaw has returned from
Florida where he went with view to
engaging in the lumber business. He has
not finally decided about returning.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-11-08

At the regular meeting of Raleigh
Typographical Union Wednesday night.
Messrs. c. F. Cooke and L. r. Afford were
elected delegates to the Central Labor
Union.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-11-08

Louis Myers. of Wilkes. who was SEN
fenced to ten years Imprisonment for
homicide, was brought to the peniten-
tiary yesterday by Sheriff Johnston, of
Wilkes.
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will be sold likewise-Heavy
Ribbed Top full length, double
heel and toe. While they last. 10c.
Extra Heavy Ribbed Hose, seam
less, fest black, most excellent
STOCKINGS Observation-Disclosures. 15c.
Hermsdorfs Black, Fleeced Cot
ton Hose, full regular made,
with spliced heel and toe... csc.
Egyptian Maco Cotton Hose-fne
gauge, high splced heel and
toe Observation-Disclosures. SO and soc.
Infants Mercerized Lisle Ribbed
Cashmere and fine Cotton Hose
at ................10, I2 1-2 and csc.
Ready TO Wear hats and Caps.
Misses and Children's Wool. Felt
Hats. fiat or rolled brims.
square or round crowns, right
for street or school wear-6O,
Use. and Observation-Disclosures. 90
Ladies Walking Hats, of French.
Scratch and Wool Felt All col
ors in every wanted shape, Car
DINA, Turban and West Point
styles. 500, $3.50 and So. 90
Fashionable Wear for Women.
Stylish Cloth Coat and Coat Suits,
Automobile, Raglans, Silk and Flannel
Waists, Fur Collarettes, Boas and Muffs
ON second floor in the Coat and Suit
Department
Cents furnishings.
Mems Neckwear, Hats, Gloves, Umbrel-
las, Suspenders, fancy Vests. We are
agents for Eugene Peysers' Shirts, Col
lars and Cuffs. that means much.
The New JeWelry.
This department is growing. 1t finds
favor with The young ladies, because the
very latest and newest fads in Jewelry
may be found there.
just received- Sash and Belt
Pins, Hat Pins, Cuff Pins, Stick Pins,
Cuff Buttons. Bracelets, Lorgnette and
Fan Chains, Chatelaine Bags in Jet, Cut
Steel and Sterling Silver. Prices most
ly .........,.... 10, rs and soc on up.
Specials In Dressing sacques.
Ripple EiGerdown SacQues. Collar and
Sleeves trimmed with Satin Bands, 9TH
ers land crocheted; still others with
Applique. all with wide ribbon ties
-. Use, $I.OO. $1.25, $1.5O up.
New Chiffon VelIings.
White and Black Chiffon Wells with
large ChevIlle Dots. Plain colors with
Red. White and Blue Dots ........-...
......... 35c.. Soc, and 6Oc.
Black Velvet
High Pile Silk with Linen Back for
Waists and Skirts: also a full line of
colors for trimming ......... -. 81 90
Featherborn Stock Collars -. Ice.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

AN EXCEPTIONAL AND PERMANENT
Life Position, with S2JO,010 corporation,
on q salary of $500 per annum and
commissions that In time will double the
salary, is open for frs class man, com.
ana invest S150U to $500 in Che business
Investment secured BY corporations funds
ia yonr possession Don't make appica,
ion unless your record Will stand the
rigid Investigation that we invite regard
ing our corporation. Address Auditors
Department, b2l52J Manhattan Building.
C-nicngO. III
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PArENTS-Large patent book mailed free.
gives many new rOints about patents; de-
scrlbes and illustrates new mechanical
movements. biz book free; suggests what
20 invent for prof. and gives advice about
selling patents: free opinion as to patent
ability. OMeira X Co, Patent Altar
neys, s06 q street, n. W. Washington,
D. C. 4
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merchandise over 100 families receive
mail al this place; no opposition; good
eight months schools fine opportunity for
reason for selling, bad health; THIS ad
won't appear but once; those that mean
business may inquire. Address 44D6, TINS
office. 4
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BOARD AND ROOM.

GOOD BARD aud nice room for couple or
gentiemeni private family; references.
1914 Dallas avenue.
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WANTED j. ady or gentleman; salary $50
per week aud expenses good first-cla s
positions must travel ami have S6ll
money secured. Address 2BlS, this office.
40
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DR.. ROMINE's ayH,em cures Without
drugs; have cured aud am curing others
why not you7 twO-cent stamp, with
address Will bring you circular Of week
With testimonials. Address or call Buite
900 Mason luiding. Houston. Texas,
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.
TTET Or 1Ygw rms

LIST or ANSWERS
To advertisements remaining In tha Of
dce OF The Pest for the week endlnS
i47e ta|:: A. K. d. l2li 27ol 90; 272e; a.
r. b. az; Miss A.; 2GI6 Cs)i 271T tali 1852
2o2T: 2GTe; b. us); CASH 2603; 29Ts 81;
2a7s 27O3 81; Damon Mound l2l; sto.
zis0; $3.50 10; 2TsOi Engineer 2I5e ,C3l;
2oO8 Fahn 507 ~; 1851; 25Vi 293s
(i0l; sBbs; 44S3; 44S3 ~; II. Bli 2gVS,
2s5s: 2929; 273I t2); 2659 {5); 25S5; 449o;
27g5 2sGo; 26s0; 1861 (2l, 218B Sllbi
2T4l (2); Lumber (3l; l.; 1853; 28SI ~.
2T62 IA; 2G5s C2l; 2013 Oh 1888; SB1Si
26sp: 2G14 49,; 2940 (2)i 21vO ~ 2l60i
2li8: 1o1e; 2642 lIl; 2717 ~; $685. 2igt
(2J; 26l9; 2T44; 2o44 az; 2095i 27soi 81
2I22 26i7; 2642i 444I; 1907 262s s,Ai ~ -
Mabel Wilson: 2190; 2ol9; H. 27o0 %;
10000 f3); 2595.
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THE soda water nlant N NJ M
tdeeeasell, Brrnbam, Texas 4 n K
and wil' nc s5ll % ~ Eieie.ij,
August =; Inventory can Ne XII h \,
hum OF the Undersigned; an blds M
IN Brenham by Augut X ami
Serve the hight 10 rcjtt, ans 81 N n
For further particulars Of lrrln I.
II. w Cortes, executor fsVe ~
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NICE ROOM for couple with good hoard
at reasonable rates.i 1113 Travis street
IN
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s-iG0i

NOTICE Thirty days ft s1 y III N a
city OF Houston will seq ,hs AZ
bidder, for cash, all 9, 9, , Il n
bought in by the city ~ er XII, ss n
which the city now hela ,,, s' ,sl ID
OF the deeds Of the plcHerrY,, a ,ss
nj Inc Office OF the city a W. N
Sillbv q Dow hall on w WV q
Texas avenue and Travis s "A,
Tnf1y. NJ. y. Bennett, y ~ of,in
Id. 1901. --.-----> III
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FOR RENT-With hoard. In private family.
desirable room, southern exposure and
modern conyenlences. suitable for couple
or two gentlemen; close I'M Applv no
la Branch street
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ROOMS with modern conveulences. with
or without board. Apply 20ls Franklin
avenue.
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OsTBOPApHY-Dr Romiue's osteopathic
and hygIenic lnfrTnHry treats all acute
and chronic diseases without drugs, Con
suitRtion free suite 400, Mason build.
ing fourth Aoor Houston, Texas 4
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W00TTN WELLS wATER-For sale only
at Lewyn's drug store. Two glhsses for
Be, or 25c gallon. 10
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1890 SOON TO BE GIVEN new Texan
subscribers of n new high grade Illus
tystsd monthly 81 magazine. For paruc
ulArs address 8. Larned, Houston, Texas
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CIAiRVOYANT- Knox pest pres
eut and future revealed 9u0 So Charles
street, between Preston and Prairie.
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NANTED-A young man who understands
the dry goods business. having about 5000
10 % In Win experienced man ana buy
an established business thHt can be had
at big bargain In live interior town:
II you don't mean business don't write.
Address l476 thIs omice
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WANTED--A purchaser for controlling In.
terest OF stock In combination plant.
water works, Ice factory and electric
lights good paying property; none but
cash purchaser will he considered own
ers reason for selling, wishes TO move.
Located in a town of about 1850 to 5000
population. Address Box 155, Calvert,
Texas
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NEW house; new furniture; all south
rooms; everything hrstclass; location nm
excelled; excellent table board; secure
rooms now. ST. Travis. 10
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ARE YOU an amateur photographer Lot
me do your developing aud finishing tot
you Guy, Photographer, lI2o Congress-
aycnne.
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NOT1CE-we are prepared 10 do all kinds
Sf work 10 npholsterng furniture, repair
ing, reenisSlnR. carpet, mattress and
feather stsAnIing and reuovatlng give
US q trial Corner Smith and Mckinney
avenue New phone COS; old 1908 rings.
Tonndorf Il Welander. 10
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FOR SALE Small notion store. cheap.
Address 4430, this Office.
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THE ACME Cleaning and Pressing Asso-
citation, 602ik Main street; suits cleaned
and pressed 75c club members slo0 per
month. Yonr patronage collected J. y.
Green.
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$4,000 TO LOAN on Houston business or
residence property; ole to ten yearsi nj
lowest rates OF interest; monthly paw.
ments II desired; no delay 10 getting vonr
money. Apply 70 n. l.. Mills, POS Main
street. N
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Remember IF you want your work dona
up alice send 1t to me. work for thSa
beat people Of Houston trial Is al J
ask G. IT, B8rtou, 1901 Mhin street.
Houston Phone go. 4
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FoR REM.
MAnrxn trtrnsnN & rnnn.

!" NJ " ~ = - 0 49, y 9ra .torv
brick building on Congress street, close
to Main. VIII ieosc hrst Hudr or entire
hnildlng. Desirable location. Apply Joy
Franklin. q
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FOR SALE-PApcr and plant; only paper
In county of iS000; established 20 years
at county seat owner dead; finest oppor-
tunty in Texas Address w. 4. Sims,
agent. Hllsboro Texas. .
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TIE FREDERICK. LEVY T0,-f,,,--:|
fruits, produce, poultry, cps .a
Moyed from their old stand, !, ss 81
nlrrce avenue. TO their new bailS'. n
up Main street, where llISs N
pllased to see their friends I" y
This Hrfa'E pnnidt,' iSnu', II
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WONDERFUL CLA1RVoYANr = Tells
everything; money hack II not true. Send
10 cents and birthday Prof J. Myers
40 Lincoln Park station, Chicago
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LADIES Our Tansy, Pennyroyal Cotton
Root Pills are safe, sure, menstrual reg
White Medlcine CO. p o. Roy I Hons.
ton Texas, IL
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MORPHINE, opium. laudanum, cocaine
habit; myself cured; will inform you Of
harmless, permanent home cure. Mrs
Baldwin, Box l212, ChicAgo.
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RAsToR KNEIPP's Celebrated Water
Treatments. Course prescribed by mall Or
at eanitarium. No drugs. Chronic dis
eases quickly cured Particulars free.
Or. Rothschlld, Director 20l1 Wabash
avenue. Chicago, Ill.
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EDTCATIONAIf-Fo For coufsfs by rorre
apOndence address Cosmopolitan Core
epondrncc Normal College 20 hainey
street Austin, Texas.
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N0IyII7'IE--NoIIre 4 hereby n,s 4.
s,'ecloI meeting OF the slo 49, A
the ALstin and Nor.,nisS bf IN
company has been ea ,,e Il Ne q
Of directors to assen,s,H' AasilA "a
ofrIee Of the company Ky ira az 7
M o'clock q, IN, on s Wv KS 4 81
ensf. iNOi. for the putin III 4
Tnr and providing 49, nlsa
ra7ir6nd OF said compsna4, ss IN IS
m civ of Austin, II ~ ienil
,he toWn OF LlAno, 10 l.l .sss.nts
its franchises and apps,.s.sS,"Rs Kan
u,usrnn and Texas tehnsss,r q
p m us' &. Il. Reilly seeIs.s--- 4
TRTAsURY DEPARTNNiiEsA',al:
COMPTROLLER ~ the ioii. w.
Ton. ID. c., June ~, orfNgle Il
satisfactory eYilents miae Il
undersieuell. II bias sT.iicnil Il
thar the Merchants ~ Rocsls,
funston, in the cily " sla.s y
rouufy OF Harris, anu TX pfs
Ma complied with hueiifd sH}
the statiites Of the I'D ia
anir.d 10 he compiled .hhrlei
dssoclation shall be ! Ihsaslus "A
mance the business e,rssrIes "a
NM therefore. !. Ssesey.
comntrnller OF the ,e.sssfsf III
cerfify that the W. rs = n
~ ~ Houston. W tns ne
i"h he county Of henaN eNhr,,
~ the nnfhurlzed y siti n
i,n eHirS, ~ banking y sifiIa
i,an SiGg OF the Ref'se-
United states. -hA,ecf sllh,,s,i /
and the seal Of (. oiass a pAg..s
June Comptroller q z, Y Y sss "a
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTINE AGENCY Trained DETECTIVES
furnished for civil and criminal invcsti.
CATIONS; reasonable rates: cOrresnondence
selciMi, James MpCane, box 1870. Hons
ton. Texas n
WILLIAM a. WILSON Oi0cc a03 Iliap
buildings headquartera for Houston homes
on monthly payment or any other plan.
ED ~ PHELPS attorney aud oounsclnr
al law, 3luia Main street, Houston, ~
DIR H. W. AIKEN. dentist. ofaees sol
and 500 Mason block, $50
DR. FRANK ~ KING Resldonce Rice
iwei; ouice, hiams; both phones; SUR
gerry, feyers. $50
DIR nAtlRY ~ HAMBLEN, dentist. Main
and capitol, Houston, IeNus SiI
NLAf. ESTATE rentals loans n. n. iif.
lle, 9l0s Main slteel II
TEXAS sEcnEr SERVICE BUREAU
EappEieuced aud bonded detectives FOR
etyll or criminal investigation: bonded
MRlehmen fni DAY or night service. 4. u
lhavonat, Geneial Manager, So5ia Main
street II
b o, COTTON 4 BRos., Fire inauranc-
Agents and Adiustera, - Main 81. n
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! NICE front rooms, rent with board; prl.
Yate family; TO couple. single gentlemen;
$40 Louisiana street; references
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

FOR SALE Saw mill On IL, y. AMI w
n H. RI every thing complete. tram en-.
cine and four miles Of trncki capacity OF
mall. 5000 lccf per das tot further IN
formation call on bf address LoYeJoy,
Sampson & Malcvlnsky Blnz bldg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

COOL furnished rooms and bath, with or
without board board "a per week An.
ply 1913 Capitol. 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
FoR RENE

Two unfurnlshed rooms: modern: private
family. 1859 thenrtert
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

MRS. BLACK. clalryoyant, ehs every
thihg: also BY mail: send stamp. lt20
Preston avenue.