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New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
BASEBiLL.
CHICAGO MEETING BEGINS
MAKEUP OF VARIOUS CLUBS FOR NEXT
SEASON MAY BE GIVEN OUT

Chicago Dee. THE meeting of the American
League adjourned this evening to meet again to-
morrow morning. In the mean time a commit Tee
of three will confer with Matt" Killilea on the
transfer of the Milwaukee franchise o St Louis
Ban Johnson was reelected president. Ii was
decided that the season should consist of 40 games
to begin on AuIil u and to end September s.
The impression prevails that the limit of fifteen
Il team will be continued. The makeup of
the teams not made public.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
THE SHi NROCh BREAKING Up.
HER HULL WARPED AND THE FRAMES
PARTING FROM THE SIDES.

PARTING FROM THE SIDES
The Shamrock II is slowly going TO waste
through the action of wind and waves. 1t was
found yesterday by woriHmen Of the Robins
gard at the Erie Basin when they examined
the boat that her hull badly warped in
many places. especially side, where the
frames have apparently parted company with
the sides through corrOsiun The rivets on that
side have rusted and eaten into the hull SO
badly that many Of them could be taken out
with the naked hands Tne impression pre-
vailed the Robins yard that the defeated
challenger had either been badly strained in
the blow on Gour1cll Bay when she lost her
spars On the other side. in the heavy squal
which she encountered il the Horseshoe while
here for the Cup races.
1t was also said that Sir Thomas knew just
what he was about when he said after his ar
rival the other side, that the yacht was not
for sale as he did not care to have a survey
made OF the boat. a dealer in old metal was
surveying the craft critically yesterday and
asking if the lead in her keel had been poured
in or was put in loosely and ''bolted."
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
CYCLING.
NUMBERS PLEASE FRENCH RIDERS
MICHAEL EXPECTS TO MAKE NEW REC
ORDS AT SIX DAY RACE.

Gougoltz and Simar. the French bicycle riders
here for the international six day bicycle race.
were much pleased yesterday when the allotment
of numbers by which the riders will be identified
during the contest announced.
No ! was given to Gougotz, while Simar will be
known as No 2 ''Zat is way we fineesh.' eH-
claimed Gougoltz. when he heard the news at
Rerkeley Oval Yesterday afternoon Jimmy
Michael who has just returned from Europe.
where he has been riding race horses, signed to
ride at Saturday nights opening meet and every
afternoon and evening during the six day struggle.
Michael thinks he can entirely
of worlds paced records before the big race is
owe
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
YALE RELAY TEAM SELECTED.

The trials for the relay team, which is to repre-
sent Yale University in race for two miles with
Columbia University. Saturday. at the Com
pany B. sth Regiment and Olympia Athletic Club
Eanles resulted III the following men being select
ed: W. +. Waidron, N G. Stevens, {. Kane. q.
Clark and P. Jacobus.
Yale expects to WIN as the meh in good
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
HENRY sgEGEL's Associates.

It IS announced that the associates of Henry
sieel in underwriting recently the purchase of the
business Of Simpson. Crawford & Simpson are not
interests identified with the Central Realty, Bond
and Trust Company. as heretofore reported but
Richard Deafield and George Victor OF the Ma
fs9nal Park Bank.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03

Nav Kaarius q woman billiard player, announces
that she is anxious TO meet the winner of the
tournament In progress at Madison Square
Garden In a contest at 100 Of the most difficult
and powerful shots the table for any amount
from $500 up and the gate receipts. Maurice Daily
Is errllovered arrange q match.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE CALL OUT.

Washington. Dec 2.-President Young to-day
issued call for the annual meeting of the Ma
uonal League and American Association of Pro-
fessional Baseball Clubs. to be held at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel NewYork City. on December 10, at
2. m The board of directors will meet at the
place two hours earlier
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
ATHLETIC GAMES SANCTIONED.

The following sanctions have been granted by
the registration committee of the Metropolitan AS
sociation of the Amateur Athletic Union: January
II. St bartholomew Athletic Club and medical
corps of the 9Th Regiment; January q. National
Athletic Club and 47th Regiment Athletic Associa-
Madison Square Garden.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
SN4LLPOI SPREADS N BOS1OA-
TwENTY-FOUR NEW CASES DEVELOP IN
FORTy-EIGHT HOURS.

Boston. Dec 2-The bulletin Of the Board OF
Health TODAY covering period OF forty-eight
hours shows twenty-four new cases OF smallpox
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
NEW HEAD or SPORTS AT CoLUMBIA.

Owing the resignation OF W. H. H. Beeoe as
controller Of sports Columbia University, Mars
ton Taylor Bogert has been appointed TO the po-
sition Bogert is adjunct professor OF organic
chemistry, and graduated from Columbia IN
the class of 90 He graduated from the school
of chemistry In 1884.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
WANTED To PURCHASE.

ROCKS libraries. small OF large: We call
al YOUR residence. IN or oui Of town. tree.
: c. RAINS co. Booksellers. 3S9 oth-aNe-.
cor. jGth-st.. New-H Ork-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
IOCKJAW IN BRIDGETON.

TridEeton, Y. J.. Dec. 2.-The first fatal case OF
ls-kiaw following vaccination that has manifested
itself here was reported to-day. The victim was
fov named Thomas. lie had only recently been
vaccinaed. The authorities will make an inrestiga-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
AUTOMATIC soUTTI.E OPENER.
OLD WAY.
ANTIQUE JEWELRY.

6 WYI.ER late with j. VI. Guggenhein.
diamonds 1ewelry, silverware and an
tioues. OLD gold, silver and jewelry bought
or exchanged w cSth-st.. near 5th-aye.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03

LOST.-Bankbook No. 690.11 Bank TOT
Savings go ith-ave-, New-1ork- ray
ment stopped. Please return book to BANK
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03

YOUNG MAN. American. neat appearance.
sober. honest and willing. at anything
WILLIAM MCGOWAN 432 West 52d-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
BOARD AND ktOUHS
COOKS.
LOWERING S gUI M M IL
BOOK SALE.

50? BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST.
EytracrGinary reductions Rave been mac.
IN order 20 close out sumner stock OF
the latest and best books. Never before
have such vhiu"s neen offered Prices nav
becn FLASHED right and left regardless OF
ccs-. regardless II profits. Stock taking II
aimcst nj hrnd- Midsummer clearance
mast be swift and sure. All kinds or DOORS
TO suit ali tastes Historical, biographical.
religious. scientific books. Books OF ncuon'
travel Rocks 10 children. paetrI, x.
Encyclopedias on sale for a song' ihcIud- hcr
inc Appletons. Chambers, Britannica. Peo-'
pies, &c. Purchase now. the chance % d
lifetime. 1t Will not occur again. LoE hF-
ING S22 Eroad9aE. l2th.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
NEW YEAR CARDS.

CALENDARS FOR ADVERTISING.
CT ristnlas and New Year cards rom &c
to SO at manufacturers prices. JOS6fn "a
KOFHLER importer and manufacturer. lou
Park Row Ney-York. Open evenings
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03

LIGHTWEIGHT WRESTLER UNABLE TO FULFIL
CONDITIONS OF MATCH WITH KNICK-
ERBOCKER INSTRUCTOR

The bout between Harvey Parker the lightweight
champion. and George Rothncr. wrestling irstruc-
tor OF the Knickerbocker Athletic Club, at the
Lenox Athletic Club last night resulted in vic
tory for Bothner The conditions of the match
were that Parker should throw his opponent
twice within hour or lose the contest. Parker
failed down his opponent in the
stipulated time. and when the sixty minutes were
up. and Bothner was declared the winner. there
was much enthusiasm shown by the large crowd
present.
The contest under catch s-catch-can rules
with the strangle hold barred Parker had Both
in difficult holds at times but the cieverness
OF the latter brought him safely out of them.
While Parke- has defeated his opponents OF late
with apparent ease, it was expected by many who
know the abilities of both men that he would be
unable fulfil the conditions OF last night.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
LOST.

JOST-Bankbook No. SIC 403, Bank Tor
Savings go 4th-ave.. New-Iork ray
rlent stopped Please return book TO BANK
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
WANTED BY STANDARD OIL.
NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE PURCHASE OF AN ENG
LIsH LINE OF STEAMERS.

NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE PURCHASE OF AN ENG
LIsH LINE or STEAMERS
London, Dec. 2--The Standard Oil Company
is negotiating for the purchase Of the Shell
Transport and Trading Company, whose capital
is e. 9ooep1 with TIE view of getting control
Of the Borneo and Far Eastern oil interests of
that concern. Sir Marcus Samuel, chairman of
the Shell company, said to representative Of
The Associated Press to-day that it was impos-
sible tell at present if the negotiations would
prove successful. re added that the Standard
OIL Company had for several years wanted to
buy the Shell company, but that hitherto it had
never offered terms which could be considered
II is rumOred here that the Standard Oil Com
pany has offered fS.tS0o.tkD for the Shell COM
pany-
Steamship men here did surprised to
hear that the Standard oil Company neGotiat-
ing for the Shell Transportation and Trading Com
pany the stock OF which is mainly owned by Mar
Gus Samuel q Co of London. Such officials OF the
Standard OIL Company could he yesterday
said they knew nothing OF the reported purchase,
but admitted that negotiations might be going on
without their knowledge. Sir Marcus Samuel, who,
il is expected will be the next Mayor of London.
was in this country a short time ago. The Shell
a fleet Of tweDty-nine vessels, ranging from
slGD tonnage. Nearly all the vessels
and OF them oil as fuel under their boil
ers. This company has monopoly of the oil
carving business Of the Far East. particularly
that Of the oil fields of Borneo. Java and Sumatra
it was said yesterday. had been chartered for the
Texas oil business
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
MACHINERY .

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5Oo secondhand
wood and IRON working machines fuily
Guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO B. EDDY. s9S Aadison-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
6orses an0 Carriages.

WINTER BOARD for horses in roomy box stalls; best
w OF given: horses called for and delivered
G. H. PAULY. Oradell. N. J.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
LOANS ON FURNITURE.

WE LEND YOU MONEY
on household furniture, pianos. storage re
ceipts etc. in use without removal private
offices: strictly confidential.
ROYAL CREDIT ASSN. 2It broadway,
Room 4aS Branch. 253 West ll4th-st.-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
TYPOGRAPHY.

ARTISTIC wood burning; instructions; out
fits: wooden articles IN niank- n'H
DECLARATIONS CO.. 139 West 2Sd-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
GOLD FURNITURE Il REGILDING

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Beautiful gold
chairs; large assortment: IeasohtnIe
,,rices Cali showronmS GOLD FUENII-
URE MANUFACTURERS. 30 Sixth-hNe.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
HoRTON's ICE CREAM.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM is one of the joys
nj this world Try II and you will be
convinced. All orders promptly filled City
or country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

NJ.
NOTICE is hereby given that a speciai
meeting of the stockholders OF the Hous-
ton ana Texas Central l,uilroud Company
has been called by the BOARD Of Directors
IN assemble at the General ofhce of the
company In Houston Texas. AZ II o'clock
NJ, on the 10th day Of August, 1901. foH
the following purposes, to-wit:
First: To authorize and provide for puf'
chasing, owning and operating the rail-
road of the Central Texas aud Northwest
ern Railway Company. extending tlum
Garrett station TO the town Of WQxahachie,
In Ellis county. with its franchises an !
anpurtenances: the railroad Of the Fort
Worth ana New Orleans Hallway Com-
pnny, extending from the town Of Waxn-
hnchie. in ELLIS county, to the CITY or
Fort Worth in Tarrant county. with rs
franchises and HppurtenanccS; the rail
ro0d of the Austin and Northwestern Rail
road Company, extending from the CIV
Of Austin In Travis county, to the town
chlses and annurtenances; thC raifo2u OF
the Granite Mountain and Marble rails
CITY Railroad Company, extending from q
point of connection with the Austin an |
Northwestern Railroad In Buruef county,
to the town of Marble Fails, In Burhet
county, With its franchises ard appur-
tennnceS, and the railroad commonly
known us the Lancaster Tap Railroad, cx-
tending from Hutchns station to the town
Of Lancaster in Dallas county, with ITS
franchises and appurtenances, or either
or any NJ such railroads. with Its or their
franchises aud appnrtenances.
Second 70 authorize and provide for
amending the charter or Articles NJ IL
corporation of said Houston and Texas
Central Railroad Company SO as to author
iZe II to construct own operate aud main.
with the railroad now owned ny said Aus.
tin ana Northwestern Railroad Company
To the town Of Lampasns, in L0mpns IS
county. and 80 rs to authorize II to pro.
jcct and provide for locatlnE construct.
Ing maintaining and operating such
branch lines of railrond from the lines now
owned by it Ms the stockholders at such
meeting shall determine.
T. W. CAVE.
S-1G-01 Secretary.
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FOR SALE Fancy Magnolia Figs for pre-.
serving vt $3.50 per case of 81 quarts T.
o. b., Alvin, Texas J.. b. Carlton. If
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BLUE printing done at Whltty's, oil
Franklin. b
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DElECPINE AGENCY Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal invesd-
solicited James McCAne, box 160, HOus.
ton. Texas
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MADAM EJpLf-Tlc noted palmist has
room 22f Hutchlns House. past present
and iusufe; charges 81 per hour; TO u a.
m. 10 a .. M. tf
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SEWING MACHINES in good working
order from 81 up. let MS rent you one
beds Sl2a M; springs Zoe up suites
fmmtnre IS up. Thompson supply horsy;
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PROFESSIONAL.

liz You HAVE a house to move or raise
call on McCahe, foot OF House ST -
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FOR SAI1g--Hed cedar pling, telephone
poles and fence posts. Large or small
quantities For prices address Houston
< l.iggett, Columbia, Texas. Sl3
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p. WITTY moved 20 Oh Frankiin.
Hutchins house block. 5
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FOR RtNr--Two or three furnished rooms;
I'll st Emanuel street. ~
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III You HAVE houses 10 move see j A
Wright COZ Travis street. Houston, Tex
as 20
S. a. COTTON 4 BROS. Fire Inauranes
Agents and Adiusters, Main ST. II
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MORPHINE, opium, luudanum, cocainc
habit; myself cured; will inform YOU OF
harmless permanent home cure. Mrs.
Baldwin, Box 1912, Chicago
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1Wo ROOMS for light housekeeping, either
furnished or unfinnished. Apply at l2lS
Mckinney avenue. %
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OILY two Kimhall pianos, small size and
one second hand, now at La Porte, Were
sold TO Lamb X Sherrod Piano Co.; tho
elegant kimball stock Is and viii con-
tlnue TO be sold at our place Of bus, ness
NJ regular prices from $500 up: we have
10 cheap stock but second hand KIM
balls found IN this transfer are goo |
pianos aud Will have our protection. II,
las, COrsicaua 30
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TWO connecting unfurnshed. rooms; also
two furnished rooms, for light housek' ei,
ing 900 Louisiana street.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED Manager in every city, county,
To handle hest paving business known,
legitimate new; exclusive control phnc-
nix Co, IL W 2Sth So, \. Y. IS
AGENTS WANTED Lady agents YOU can
make 80 per week canvnsSing one hour
daily. Write for particulars. Perfection
Mig Co., III East 23rd St, New YORK
city, IS
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TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
EApericnced and bonded detectives for
civil or criminal investigation; bonded
Matehmen for day or night service, r. j.
Ihavonat General Manager. S05la Main
street. n
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR SALE A young horse, saddle aud
hrldle cheap. Apply Coz Rusk avenue, =
ON ACCOUNT of failure in corn crop
Will sell eighty Poland China pigs, May
farrow, NJ $40 per pair Pcdi-rces fur
Texas -
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WE take out the spots; goods cleaned BY
Va are thoroughly cleaned: the spots do
not come back pantltorlum Club 2l2
$50 JNelnto ktreet hoLh .nhones 2s
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For RENT-An eicht-room two-stt ry
house with all modern convenlence,, 1910
Crawford street Apply at l5lS Nc,
Xii ney avenue
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

If YOU are lnsuqcd In sonie Increasing
rate fratcfnal and are Ia soji heaitn AMI
not over 80 years old you ,tn hear som =
thing 10 your advantage b. addressing
m serve this Office ~
NorICE-Notice is hereby given that d
speclal meeting of the stockholders OF
the Austin and Northwcsteli Railroad
company has been called by the board
OF directors 90 assemble az the general
office OF tho company 10 Austin, Texas, al
10 o'clock n. m .on the 10Th daS OF Au'
gust. 1901, for the purpose II authoriz'
Ing and providing for the sale OF the
railroad OF said company extending from
the city Of Austin. In Travis county y
the town OF Llano. In Llano county, WIN
lite franchises and appurtenances. 20 the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad com
nnny. Q. n. Rellly. secretary. 6-lp-Il
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COR s8LE-Iaahos and Organs al pFi1es
nuu terms that JUSTIFY you ~ cbtdihls
lull particulars from US before scu bu}
elsewhere. VIII A. Watkin Music CO.,
Dallas
BEANS for fan planting; Black, Godei
payls and .Nardell's kidney Wax, Rcd
Pod Brill's Long Island cabbage seed,
az varieties turnip. mustard spinach ana
,reole onloni write for prices A. Law
renee IOombs n Son. SOI Commerce
nvenne, Houston. TexaR U
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ment. no knife plaster on pain. Book
and testimonials mailed free. Cancer In.
stitute. l2l w 42d St. N. Y
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NEW oak sideboard six chairs, Apply dur
Ing morning 1914 Travis 80
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FOR REN1--In private family, large
pleasant upstairs furnished room south
crn exposure; with gallery; suitable for
one or two gentlemen Apply 1914 RuslS
avenue. Is
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FIGS, FIGS We can furnish the famous
coast country Magnolia Figs for table
use OF for preserving In 2i-quart crates
I'D lots OF one 10 ten daily, NJ 81 80 per
crate al orders filled promptly on day
receYed; correspondence solicited. King
Bros, Alvin, Texas. 4
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WHEN YOU buy EnplOn OF see that you
get what you buy Five gallons delivered
10 any part OF the city. Texas Lamp aud
OH Co, phone No. tI6 81
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FOR RENT-1Nyo unfurnlshed rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply 100 Prairie
avenue. -
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NICELY furnished rooms; 3l2]6 Louisiana
street, third floor 81
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TENTS, TENTS The cheapest ia price n
Texas, SU.Ju up; wagon covers Sl.15 up;
all new 10 ounce Thompson Supply
House. ~
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FCItN1sHED ROOMS for light housekeep,
ing 311 Broadway. ~
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For RENT--Two or three southeast rooms
l9Os Gay avenue, corner San Jacinto. y
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7 ADIESl Use Chlchesier's tng0sh eennyroI Il Pls
ID Beati sasesti 0Hly KeliAhlei Take no ethsr.
- Buy ofyour DruEKlEt stua ~, stamps pars
sart and -sef Ladies Ia letter by return mali.
CAiehsster Chenalsal do. Philaaa., Pa.
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TIE BINYoN STORAGE COMPANY.
Moving, storing packing hne new
brick warehouse; separate locked rooms
large vans: careful and experienced white
drivers Phones 74J. Corner Washington
and Fifth streets.
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- PER CENT profit Is the record for an
OLD established business that can be
bought now. Address 2T39 this Office. 2S
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ron SALE--New rotary and Standard wei
gutni, completes immediate delivery. w
Robertson, 613 Orleans street Beaumont
Texas. 80
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BOARD-ROOMS WANTED.
WANTED by couple without children t,r,
4 otns for light housekeeping. Address
2d42, this office. IS
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NoTICE-Thlrty days from this date the
city OF Houston viii sell TO the highest
bidGer, for cash. all OF the property
bought In by the city for taxes and fol
Of the deeds of tne property can be seen
at the Office OF the city attorney IN the
Mllby a Dow hall, on the corner OF
Texas avenue and Travis street. L.. j..
Tuffy, NJ u. Bennett, l.. Gus Mueller,
nuance committee. Houston, Texas, July
Ia IYO1 ga
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FOR, SALE Road cart. rubber tires. best
MAKE, cheap for cash. Apply 4Of Gray
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MEN Groom house 1880 month. pos
Kessler corner Tenth. -
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FOR RENT

rS reni' ~ Sil and sqglaatgFnis6d fS,; !
Rooms for high. hogsekeer,rs y
eonNenienees. iol2 Mckinney eleas,
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MATRiMONIAL BuREAU-i 1000 ladies
and gentlemen who Wish to correspond
With zach other With view % natrlmony
no publicity Of name; absolute secnecy..
can give best pf references, nlil or aud
county Judge. solicitor, sherman, Tex
aR n
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TWO NATIONAL Cash Registers for sale
AID. 1913 Charities street. 2S
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BLACKSMITH set OF tools; good us new.
Gibbs, Dcepwater. Texas .
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QUICK MEAL gasoline stoves in connec.
tion with the best stove gasoline makes
combination that has no equal. Texas
Lamp and OH Co. phone No. 176. 81
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WANTED Address Of w r. Grlmes'
Y harton OIL and Cotton Co., Wharton.
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NICELY furnished south room with board
With private family. lSO2 Dalias ave
-