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The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-07-12
THROUGH A GLASS.

acre. OF course, it must be admitted
That the soil is not so rich as that
around Colfax or Pullman, but the ex-
penses OF farming are not as great, ow
Ing to the fact that we have NO weeds,
Wild oats, etc, to contend with Besides,
our harvesting expenses are much less
and wet weather during the harvesting
season is very rare. In few years a
Trip through our country will surprise
even the most optimistic, if the present
prosperity is continued.
JOSEPH CARROLL.
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when Indians were being recruited
for the regular army said a western
representative, SIT was the custom to
give them civilized names. Down at
Fort Apache army officers were re-
cruiting Yumas and Apaches. A re-
cruiting sergeant was naming them.
Finally company had been formed,
and the first sergeant, who was an
American, went out to the front and
center to report his company to the
commanding officer.
Company D, sir, four privates alb
sent
"'Who are theyT asked the COM
handing officer.
"'Jay Gould, Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Joe Jefferson and Russell Sage, sir,
shouted the sergeant. New York
World.
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-, In the district court of the United statos for
Ihe district OF Washington. southern division
Barnes, Baukrupts. 'iu 0"iah ).
DiOtGeI OF notice on petition for discharge.
Dlstrlct OF Westinghouse
-o WM this I3th day OF June, A. u 1901. on
ttSaul'!g me foregoing petition. IL is ord red NV
Cle t"4It that hearing be had upon the same
~ G 9tleio'h uay OF July, A. d. 1901 before James
~ 1QomDS' special referee, at Colfnx i'm said
t IhstrIco ~ one o'clock in the afternoon; and
f Una nouce thereof be published i'm me Col
laN Gazette "A newspaper nrinted in "a
u!tSStrlct, ana that all known creditors and
otHSt persons In interest may appear at The
Salu ume and place and show cause n anv tbnv
nave; why the prayer of said pefitioners
should not be granted P''''ioie's
t,, ana IL is further ordered by the court. that
ene Elerk snail send by mail to all known
CLclltors copies OF said petition and this ordcr
as stated. F'N' vi 'calutuce
witness the Honorable C.. II Uapford
Judge oil the said court, and the seal thereof ~
June, A. ID. 1901 'i0 To-" u"S Oi
Fntor. r r. r. N. HOPKINS, Clerk.
toeaf L. ). District Court
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HAY,

The celebration at Hay was a success,
with a good attendance of about 500
people. There we're good amusements
and plenty of refreshments. A large
table, well loaded with eatables, three re-
treatment stands and good dance floor
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Culture, Final PrOof.-No-
tiCe For Publication.
James Robb.

United States Land Office, Spokane Falls
Wash, May %, 1901 Notice is hereby given
notice of intention to make final proof before
VIM A. lnman, U. S. Commissioner for district
Of Washington, at his Office in Colfax.
Wash, on the 9th day OF August 1901, on
timber culture application No. 36i1, for the
s. E. quarter of section No. A, in Township No
II n Range No. 80 (. W. He names as wit
nesses: Robert j. Park John j. Bell Isaac W
Niesz, Robert H. Sutherland, all OF Winona.
Wash. WILLIAM II. LUDDEN, Register
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Bankrupt's Petition for Discbaros

IN the district court of the United States for
the ulstrlct OF Washington. southern division
Barnes bankrupts a." -
No. 465. In bankruptcy
10 Ihe honorable g. H. Hanford. Judge
OF the district court of the United States for RE
the district of Washington wi TUG
i, NJ. barnes and Sarah Barnes. his wife Of
near Garfield, in the county OF Whitman ana
state OF Washington i'm said dfstrict resran,
iiul!y represent that on the 10th day OF April
iaSt past they were duly adjudged bankrtpts
unutI uhe acts OF congress relating to bank
!nP'cy, mat they have duly surrendered ali
t tgI PROPERTY aud rights OF property and have
said' tonpile9 with all the requirements of
saq aets ana 81 the orders OF the court touching
their bankruptcy. ''''iiii's
or mhdetteloTe, they pray that they may be de-
EIetu oy the court to have a full discharge
rom all debts provabe against their estate
unuer said bankrupt acts. except such debts
Dsted G,AiSepted by law from such discharge.
1. NJ. BARNES
SARAH J. BARNES
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Smith-Premier typewriter, nearly new,
for sale cheap. Geo. Palmer. Colfax. n
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Cigars and Tobacco at the 1OSCo
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FL. W. GoFF, FIRE INSURANCE.
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Bankruprs Petition for Disch.roo

/
! In the district court of the Tpiteo .,,+o. r.
me diStrlct OF Washington, southern division 20
IN Ine matter OF John NJ. Lloyd and PhiIens
| a. Lloyd his wife, bankrupts '' '''e"H
no. 4bl In bankruptcy
=. ~ tue honorable G. II. Hauford indigo of
we district court of the United state, for the
district OF Washington: " WV
John NJ Lloyd and Phileua 4 How'd bts ,u,s,
vi near toliaX, in the county of Whitman ma
sSodtc Oh Washington, in sale district resnect-
tuIS ItGpreSent that on the 22nd day OF March
60 "a. ~. l'Vi, IasJ past, they were duly adiudged
oAnkrupts under the acts of congress reIsf}ng
10 DanKruptcy that they have and each of them
L nas daIy surrendered all their, his and her
properly ana rights of property and have
complied with all the reguircments Of 80
'helr bankruptcy
Wherefore they pray that thou ,,,I -,
tnem may be decieed by the conrf To bave a mi
dlscharge from all debts provable against their
Gslate ana the estate Of each of them under said
bankrupt acts, except such debts as ara o.
cepted by law from such discharge '''
Dated This Sth day Of June A. d 1901
JOHN NJ LLOYD
PHILENA A. LLOYD,
James G. Coombs, Attorney for Bankrupts
UnteH States of America District of Washing
on this 18th day of June. A d. 1901 nm
ttsanlhs me foregoing petition, it is ordered nv
e c our that hearing be had upon the same on
we we lotn Gay OF July, A. ID. 1901, before N
w. Canheld, referee in bankruptcy, at Coitax
III sun alslIict at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
9uu ti"C notlce thereof be published in the Col
aaA G'zette, weekly newspaper printed i'm
sa i ulStlct and that all known creditors and
U i persons interested may appear at the said
tllne ana place and show cause if any they
lIN why the prayer of the said petitioners
should not be granted
anu II Is IurJher ordered by the court that the
cIerK snail send by mail to all known creditors
copies OF SAID petition and this older. addressed
W tnell at thelr places OF residence as slated
rWIlntsS the honorable q. II. Haniord iudge
vi Ihe sald court, and the seal thereof at Seattle
III sac district, on the 18th day of June
r X. NJ. HOPKINS, Clerk
Enter: G. H. HANFORD, Judge.
(Seal Z. 5. District Court1
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Knockout Drops

lam a seloon-Legper, and used to thin
that rock and rye, or whiskey and quinine
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- ~ - la
edics for coughs |
and colds 1tost
of my acquaint- II.
anCcs were Of the tUl
same opinion. ~.
\ 0 W | k now -
somethingatleast
a thousand times =
better. Ii Is Acke1
Ell ellis h Remedy f
Coughs and CClIs.
good while aro l beg;
to cough and found Q
then that rock and 7,
was no good. | got wUr
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-07-12
Horses for Sale.

Twenty, five head OF broke horses, 100
to 1900 lbs. On Willow creek. ]. A.
Hampton, pOstottire La Crosse, Wash.
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Summons by Publication.

Fo- Sale by Elk Drug Store
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II. W. GoFF, FIRE INSURANCE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-25
The Shippers Woes


The Shippers Woes
Have pity, We Marine and Local
Boards,
Ye little rnagnates-yea, most mighty
On the poor skipper for his lot is cast
Where fate unkind pursues him to the
last.
Alas! poor man, his is an evil plight,
He's always wrong. he's never in the
right.
thrown
The faults of others, not to say his
Disaster comes, and tho twas not his
fault,
:" tbs plain the fellow is not worth his
salt"
Should fogs or currents put his reck-
oning out,
At once they ask, What was the fool
about?"
His ship is wrecked, or by collision
OF course he has to prove he WASH t
If freights are low-who but himself to
blame?
Jacks duff is spoiled, at once he says
the same;
| The beef all bone and innocent of fat,
Who but the skipper is to blame for
He shortens sail on some dark stormy
night,
Jack growls and vows he did it out of
spite.
Now he must teach the carpenter his
trade;
Now show the sailmaker how the sails
are made
In time of need he must be midwife
too,
Or help to kill--as other doctors do.
Should poor sailor sleep his last long
sleep,
He-parson then-consigns him to the
deep
And If he has a tear or two to spare,
He acts chief mourner, and bestows
them there.
Well up in cooking, and in skill pro-
found
At weighing tea and sugar by the
pound;
Should there be strife or mutiny on
board
He drops the scales and then takes up
the sword.
And when the strife is over goes his
rounds,
And-surgeon then-binds up the gap
ing wounds.
NOW, an astronomer, he views the
stars,
Measures a distance 'twixt the Moon
and Mars;
A meteorologist We find him now.
Recording Gains or winds-blow high
or low
OF course he has Euclid at his finger
ends,
Or, what is harder, knows all knots
and bends;
Is cunning. too, at mixing paints and
oils,
Takes everything in hand and nothing
spoils.
versed in exchanges-up in bills Of
And now a merchant, for his owners
trading,
They praise him high, declare he is a
gem;
The credit his-the cash all goes to
them.
On deck all night amid the pelting
rain,
In wearying calm or dreadful hurri-
cane,
China typhoon, cyclone in Indian seas,
Afric's tornadoes-all mere trifies
these;
Or a bright glare at night off New
foundland
Proclaims the dreaded iceberg close at
hand.
Such dangers DER, long wished-for rest
is sought,
But "Hard-a-starboardi" and then
"Hard-a-port!'
Disturbs his dreams, and rushing from
below,
"a light close to, sir, on the weather
bowl
Hard up!" bawls one; Hard DOWN.
another cries,
While half asleep the wearied skipper
tries
To peer amid the gloom. there to dis
Germ
A steamers light-now half a mile
astern.
Once more he sleeps-but now his
sleep invade
Dreams Of Inquiry Courts and Boards
of Trade.
On board a steamer now he scorns the
wind,
But other cares Cypress his anxious
OF valves and pistons, cylinders and
screws,
He knows. or ought to know, the
names and use,
Surface condensers, steam and vacuum
gauges.
OF coal combustion in its various
stages,
OF salt in boilers and its incrustations,
OF screw propellers and side-wheel
gyrations;
OF things in generai-air, and sky, and
sea-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-25


A walking cyclopedia he must be.
Arrived in port. We'll, what's UP
now" you ask.
They've found a little powder in a
flask
Fine him five pounds; and see-the
careless dog
Here's an omission in the official log;
Fine him again-the law must be en-
forced
Some one must pay, SO let him bear
the cost;
Alas! poor skipper, if at sea you've
trouble,
Arrived in port you may perhaps have
double.
You're fined for this because you didn't
do it.
For something else because you never
knew it;
Fined to the last and turned from door
to door
i To find you are not wanted any more
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-25
Steam Plow Ropes
HAwArIAN COMMERCIAL AND
SUGAR COMPANY. 4

HAWAIIAN CCMMEHCIAII AND
SUGAR COMPANY.
ssreckelsviiie. Maui. March q. fsol
NrLDfR's STEAMSHIP coMPfNY. :,
Askn,s John A. Roeniing's IONS Co.
. Honolulu.
oen,iemsA:: fours of Mar1 18th re
catalogue d ship chandlery foods has
been receivA sa,<ne,-.c4~- '-N--
1--we have yed numbe1f of the John
Is Roebling' y steam pioT cables. and
have found THIN far dhperior to the
English cables. md at NE same time q
great deal cheaper INF Tact. We sent for
some Of these cabin kand We put neu:
Roebllng and q new Fuller cable on the
same Sc, Of stean Npws. one on each
engine. Of course Land\ that was eonsid;
efAbly over o war agdA The American
Seable 10 much better thu the English
gable In ever way. and to-day L NOT
yearly a. batfy worn. weNers perfectly
ssssIsts6 hSfe that the AmeAtcsn cables
Ars the 1fsi - ~" 20.
We sbkn certainly bear m dina your
stock ~ goods whenever .vs odd any
thtnain your the.
s''' t sssss ", .. Lown,sA
f'sFE'' - - ~ Manag1e.
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Philosophical Society

THE REGULAR MEETINGS OF
the Aloha Branch. Theosophical So
ciety are now as follows: Saturday,
1880 p. M. public. meeting In the hall
of Knights OF Pythias, Fort ST.: Tues
day, 7:45 p. m, class Of Ancient Wis
DOM" at the residence of Mr.. Rice,
Beretania St.; Thursday evening, 7:45
: o'clock, beginners class at residence
Of Mrs: E. G. Rowe, 1883 Beretania St.
Library open for exchange Of books,
Saturday evening and Wednesday af-
ternoon. from to 3.
Information obtained from Mrs Mar
quAS, 314 Fort street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-25
WHITE STAR LINER cELrlc-BlooEsr SHIP EVER BUILT.

The biggest, but not quite the longest
nor the fastest ship ever afioat was
launched at Harland & VOLTS works at
Belfast lately-the White Star Celtic
Here is a comparison of the Celtic with
some of the other great boats: Great
Eastern, length over all, 691 feet; breadth,
SIS feet; depth, 1872 feet; gross tons, 49,
915; Campania, length over all $40 feet,
breadth 65 feet, depth 43 feet, gross tons
1850; Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, length
over all 626.7 feet, breadth Sc feet, depth
80 feet gross tons 14.349; Oceanic, length
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THE
THE
New England Bakery.
MAKE FRESH DAILY
HOME MADE PIES.

Same as your mother used to
make-in Mince, Apple, Peach,
Berry, Lemon, Pumpkin and
Cream. They are superior to any
purchased elsewhere, and all hot
at 10 o'clock a. m.
Our Hot Doughnuts are simply
par excellence, and are ready at
o'clock a. m. Try some with
your morning coffee.
Cream Puffs and Chocolate
Eclairs, ready at IL o'clock a. M
delicious.
We serve Hot Coffee, Tea or
Chocolate, with Hot Buns, Snails
or Doughnuts-a light breakfast
for 10 cents only.
Cold sliced Ham Lunch, assort-
ed, for working men, only Is cents
each.
Commencing June 1 we will sell
thirty loaves of bread for $1.OO
Please call up our Phone "A.
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over all 1855 feet, breadth SO feet, depth
~ feet. gross tons 1924: Celtic. length
over all 7c0 feet, breadth Is feet. depth
40 feet, gross tons 20,SS0.
The Celtic. it will be seen, is a few
feet shorter than her sister, the Oceanic,
but she gains in beam and in tonnage.
1t is believed she will be the most com
Portable boat afioat, ana the Oceanic has
confirmed the White Stars belief that
some people prefer going with greater
comfort and less speed. The Celtic will
displace So 700 tons of water, as against
the 1900 tons of modern battleship.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-25
BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS

H.J. NoLTE. Proprietor.
Fort Street, Opposite Wilder & Co.
,VTRsT-CI.Ass LUNCHES SERVED
$ With Tea, C6mee. Soda Water
= 0fHxer Ale OF Mix.
= oreH xrs1n'S q m. to 10 p. m
an,6ks 1uuisites a sDeeiaity.
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She is a nine-decker: lower orlop, or
Iop, lower, middle, upper, bridge. upper
bridge, boat, and sun decks. Her she'll
plates number 1892, average 80 feet by
feet in surface and an inch in thick
ness, and some Of them weigh four tons.
Electric drills and hydraulic rivetting
mac44-nes were used in the construction.
The engines will be Harland d Wolff S
own acknowledgements type.
The Celtic will carry BAT saloon, 100
second-class and a large number of t--rd-
class passengers. she will have alto
getner crew of 335.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-25
woMAE's EXCHANGE.

IA Fort Street.
Has the best assortment Of PACIFIC
ISLAND CURIOS In the city, consist
ing not only Of Hawaiian, but also Of
articles from Samoa, Gilbert Islands
ans New Zealand
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AUCTION SALES.

HOUSTON COMMISSION AND TTTCTT0l
HOUSE Is now opened for business: con,
Shipments OF dry goods, country produce
ana household furniture solicited; prompt
returns made; refer 10 T. w House
banker; First National, South Texas
Houston National and Planters and Ne.
ehanlcs banks Jno. ]. Flant, manager:
II. U. Lubbock, auctionecr. 81
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cured n suffering. Jim ana YOU nad
better go 60 see those noted specialists
from st. Lonls and get cured too, why
Jim, Or. Randolph put me 10 talkiug
all right In 80 minutes and offered me
$1,000 10 stuttcr; You Will find them at
Mrs Angels No. S0S Main street, Hous.
ton. 1oNas. IL
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR RENT, or will sell, after May ~ ".
my residence corner san Jacint owrearvthinu
,irst.cless Address 7. 4. Banner Lib
tx, Texas.
E,1K SAIE-Houston Heights lots: any 70,
cation; reasonable prices ana easy tes sn.
with liberal discount on cnsa Pnasidspce
call nj 5ay2 Travis street, or al resiuenncssj
on Boulevard. D. d. Cooley: Of
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


SEE t1s for land IN large and small tracts
Harris and other counties. Pye -;
Kiam building
FOR SALE-A nice dve-room cottage, cor.
ner lot one block from Monlspnlc,y
avenue. Fifth ward; price Slyp' rs
nj < per cent. also ~ acres three anu
half miles southeast from court nnuse'
with a new finished cottage, brick un'
dergr0und cstern, iron cased Wc'i'
ground drains sp,endldly, all 10 ono Coz
ncr: no waste land; lies Just OF Icie-
phone foid; very desirable pace lo'
dairy or truck garden: price S@-p, oEe
third cash, balance one anu ! 40 yea..S1;;
al per cent Lock Box 2OS, Chappeeni
I'M. Texas. ------.e
GOOD LAND. CHEAP LAND. CLOSE ~
The famous TufGy tract OF JOO Lcrts,
Only six and half miles north OF the
court house, Houston, Texas, on grau'
cd street. 20 be paved this year, Is OF.
fered for a short time at only SD per
acre. Secretary Wilson when here saiu
such lands near q city like Houston are
usually worth 5000 to 500 an acre.
also have 6Ts acres line rice or cotton
land at Thompson Station, H. and I. u
railway, only eighteen miles from llous'
ton All $50 an acre. very low at the
nrices. You win note. For these bargains
address OF call on W. b. Slosson, ~
Main street, Houston, Texas. -
LAND OR OIL OIL OR LAND! WHICHf
Northern Investors have sent me deeds
and abstracts for good properties TO eN-
change for oil stocks In good companies
or for good Texas lands: for example
100 acres land in Shannon county, MIS-
souri,: a 0SO.acre farm In Wright county
Missouri; a store and eight-room rest
dence In Kansas City, Mo-; eight lots In
Rolla Mo; Rola has the State school
of mines Of Missouri: 5000 acres timber
lands in Georgia. who wants to hedge !;
Address w Il. Slosson, 20 Main st. y
CORNER O0xllO feet Beautiful sx-room
cottage one block from asphalt street.
three from car line less than improve
ments cost, II taken this week l.. w.
Craig 406 kiam -
OLD CANEI plantation for sale, GAG acres.
33S acres in cultivation, timber land good,
Caney Valley railroad running through the
tract, price S11 per acre; terms easy, u
per cent interest on deferred payments;
good tenant houses, well watered anu
drained by old Caney creek other bar
gains In Caney lands for sale Address
r. A. Armstrong, Box 10. Wharton, Tex
FAIRVIEW addition lots. 50xlO0, on car
line; $500 each. Wisner & Bringhurst, 20
BinZ. 20
FOR SALE.-One lot il Fair GrnunlS cy-
iS o@8 IIot edition cheap Tor cash A'r$s
MATTINGS, Nattings! Send 10 cents for
samples; large assortment, good values;
headquarters for refrigerators Smith
Furniture Co., Houston; wholesale and re-
tail. %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

SMITH PREMIER Typewriter No q takes
paper 1S+a inches long, specially adapted
for insurance policies and other large
forms. can aud investigate.
j. J. Pasuriza +. & l.. Co.,
Houston, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

Y ADIESi Use Chlchesters English rennyrolsl Pins,
Ii Best! safesti Only Rellablel Take M other.
81 Buy ofyour Drnggst, Or send Co. stamps io 6AruS-
and "Heief Ladies In letter By return mall
Colchester CheIniesi CO.. Philada-. Pa
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.
LIST or ANsv

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements remaining In the Of
fee OF The Post for the week ending
Saturday. May is:
2aTG l5). 24i6; a. NJ. b.: A. r. G.; 232i
CO, so: 23o2; 2452; 24Ti;; 237T; 3o52 ,
G. f. NJ go: Crosby ~: 2303, 24Ih; L.
g. ~; C 493; e. G.; BOTS; Dan Conleo;
2s04 Cd; 1904 C3l; 1904; $50; 2i7Di Mrs
u. X. Nj. 1905 (2J' r. j. nSy; 24Sl; 2tJl;
1857 (2l; 23S2; 2407; 24s2; IL. A. II. Cf;
246o; j. +. C2); 2isG; 1896; 24G1 ~; Gi-5;
1912; NJ L. NJ TO; VI. A. b. "a; IS CD;
NJ. A. r.; 2263; 5l3; 1915 1850 l2l; I61;
2i4. o. X. ca; 2i6J 90 owner; 2i66; l.n,
236T (3); 1898; NJ =. NJ; 1915 ilt3 90;
2463: Residence (2l; 244S Isl; 23I3 obs
s. II. l.. "a; S. Z. owner; W. Smith;
100; 2494; $50 (il; 22a5; 24Tl; 2l9I t2li
2T2 t2); Want ~; w. II. G.. t2); 232i; y;
" j., 23T5; 24S5.
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WE FIN Up AND DYE Snits cleaned 81.
dyed $3.50; country work "A speciality.
fantitorium Club, 30 San Jacintn street.
Is
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Is hereby given thai ne
annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of Of
ne pn.,, Houston, Oak Lawn and Magnolia
It's principal office IN the city Of III Hon ut
ton, Texas, on June 1, 1901. at 10 o'tinri.
q a. M and that on the same day and d. at t
adjournment Of the stockhol1ers' ne
ing, the annual meeting Of the Board tee ~
Directors of said company will he Nj, a
Horace Booth. Secretary. va ne nei %