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the whole structure was SO weakened
that its reconstruction became neces :
sity. This was not accomplished how :
ever, until last year. and now IL rlsea
"A mag nibccnt ana permanent memorial
20 our first martyred president. 70
which as u sacred shrine many thou
sand pilgrims annually wend their way.
There is no adequate monument To
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
KING MENELEk'S
Right HAND MAN.

The most useful man TO King Mcne-
lex. ruler OF Abyssinia, is General Ilg.
who has been several years In the
country and speaks the language like
a native and whose portrait Is shown
In the accompanying Illustration A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

Is a story of the civil war. and the scene
rs set IN Copiah county Miss. in 1853.
The hero Of The story Is Ned Ferry
chief of Ferrys Confederate scouts.
while the heroine ia Charlotte Oliver.
a Confederate newspaper correspond
cnt WHO was OF great service to the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

leaders In that vicinity by furnishing
them with Information
Colonel w. e. +. Brecknridge has not
become professor in Center univer-
sity. Dsnville, NY. The Office of dean
~ the faculty ~ ihe law department
ives. offered 10 Congressman Clifton
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

cisls on his completion ~ nifty years
of service In the employ of the com
rany
President Roosevelt is very fond of
chess. tis has played the game ever
since his early youth and Is now quite
an expert.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
A NORWEGIAN BEAuTr IN PARIS.

The ACKNOWLEDGED beauty OF Paris at
the present time is Mime. Signe Lund
Skabo, a native Of Christiania. Norway.
whose portrait appears herewith, She
is not only beautiful, hut talented be-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

Of the cspitol and that ridiculous stat
ue In front OF the city hall.
Chicago has a beautiful statue by St.
Oaudens in Lincoln osrk-a colossal
bronze Of UNIQUE design which cost ss0-
900 California has seated statue
made from an original design, and Bos-
ton has its famous Emancipation stat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

The story that y man of Pspa III who
rcioices In the name ~ Csnn is reported
10 nave christened his newly arrived
daughter Pana Mary She was named
Mary after her mother and Pana after
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now DYNAMITE WORKERS DRESS

The accompanying illustration de-
picts the Garb of those who are engag-
ed in the manufacture OF dynamite, nj
tro powders and other high explosives
in common use at the present time.
Each man wears an aluminium helmet
and an overdress composed of rubber
apron and sleeves in order TO guard
against splashes Of acid and other cor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

The pennant OF the Oregon, which Is
again at san Francisco. after many
months OF hard service, Is 10 be given
TO the state whose name she bears.
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MEN OF MARK.

Henry Jamss. the novelist, has been
|ending tho summer in Norway.
|hithcr 81 d. said hp intends ticking
l. people IN his next story,
a Buffalo newspapcr rs authority TOT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

Of
an at the military
in
Rousseau
disu
The
q
this in
NJ IN military surroundings
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

French traveller who recently visits4
the Abysslnian royal court found NJ.
llg quite Indispensable especially as
interpreter. lie has completely Won
the regard OF the semisayage king and
has proved himself capable and Ell
Client in many ways. one OF the few for
eigners who have found favor in royal
eyes since the expulsion OF the Italians
after the terrible battle OF Adcwa.
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Princeton
of OF modern
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he bi d Nj
Red
The have ticed
nd rotteo with both
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

, ue, which the late Wendell Phillips
said reminded him OF an ungainly man
having his boots blecked by a negro.
Across the water, in Edinburgh, a fine
bronze statue was erected TO Lincoln
in 1898 which Is some what similar to
that In Washington. IL stands upon
land set apart for the burial of Scotch
American soldiers. given for the pur-
pose by the town council of Edinburgh.
and the ceremony at the unvelling was
imposing and international in charac-
ter.
The great Garfield memorial monu-
ment in Lake View cemetery, Cleve-
land o, had its inception soon after
the death OF President Garheld. A de-
sign was selected from over fifty COM
petitors IN fhs5, and IL was formally
dedicated on Memorial day May 90
1890. IL was erected at cost OF $780,.
00O contributions for the purpose COM
ing from every state In the Union.
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v - crcditable 20 the American
Neople hat in the hour OF ma
iional eiicf and mourning an al
most universal suggestion should
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27

W T. UHVhMBER 81, 1901, the commissIon.
nasyo court OF Newton county, Texas.
sumlnlt plans and specifications for n
'o09 n0nse TO cost not exceeding 500
Wv io r or ~, ooo, plans and specifications to
NO.. The plans and speciGnations 80,
iGHcteu by the court to be paid for but
,ue court reserves the right 10 reject ali
p ,ans and specifications. c. A. Woods.
county clerk Ai0i se y,
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BoARD-RoOMS WANTED.

WANTED Board and lodging for students
shout January 1, 1902: It must be cheap
but substantial, Address tho use to calD
with references, stating terms, Massey
-Hvslness College q
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TNE undeTslgped Is prepnred @ fnrnIsh
limestone, rough or cut. write for prices
FrnncIs Flscher Austin, ncxas. e
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FIVE LOTS with improvements, close In,
avenue. ~
MIRRORS resllvered; phone SOL. 70a Con.
gross 81
MIRRORS resIlvered; phone SOL. 7ol Con.
gTess ~
HAVE $4,000 worth OF coed buslness
property In good town In Ccntral Tex
as; wgnt 70 trade this property for
lumber, do not answer unless sln mean
business; bls2. this office ~
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FOR SALE Cheap, 1oO.horse power
westinghouse engine, in good working Or
der, for $50 Just the thing for Il saw
mill. Can be seen at American Cotton
company's gin plant, Brennan, Texas.
Address communication TO ID. s. Cage,
American Cotton Co., Houston, Texas.
1902
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sITUArIoNS-- FEMALE.

COLORED GIRL wants to nurse, help
with cooking or do Homework. Call at
D16 Andrews street, 20
GOOD GIRL wants place TO do light house.
work or light cooking Apply III Buck
ner street 20
WANTED-By a respectable middle-aged
woman, situation as housekeeper for wild
over without children; must have means.
Address 1872, this Office. %
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NOTICE.-The commissioners court Of Wal.
Ter county. Texas. will receive bids and
propositions until the second Morday In
January. 1902, for he purchase, lease or
rent OF the county farm. consieslng OF
900 acres of land. BY oEder OF the com
mlssouers court. ]. T. Sanders, Clerk
County Court, Waller county, Texas. II
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Texas; each bid must be accompanied by
certified check for $500, payable 10 the
crosby Canal company, as evidence or
good faith on the part of the coutrac-
tor; the Crosby Canal company reserves
the right to reject any or all bids. John
W, Maxcy, consulting engineer, 204.6
BlnZ building 1902
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DON'T MISS THIS FIVE acres black sandy
loan, well drained, perfect title shell
road, five and half miles out all for
$50; house rem free while you build.
=. \. johnson, 9l21s Congress avenue. %
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WILLIAM A. WILS0N-Ofhce 203 Klam
buildings headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly payment or any other plan.
-
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HELP WANTED.

NANTED-Two good coatmakers md once
Tor steady work. Ben zindler, 11Ug Con
gross avenue IA
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WANTBD-Woma to cook and help with
Austin street
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ssssNTS WANTED.

.Las'' AihPoRTANT-The PacIfc
3 spnpani,e 5 foremost annual
saAle' s so, will contract with a
I iditisS'iors on a guaranteed
essk 70 liberal commissions
I Pr lro.., You can produce 5000
IL fnlH,1A write us, naming ref
.slsas SCENTS, Kirby building,
Vlr,s 1-26-02
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OIL LANDS-Dam0u Mound, Sour Lake,
Saratoga and Gig Hill in Matagorda coun-
~. We have bargains to offer and II
will pay you to invest gate our choice
tracts and compare prices Call for our
special bargain on Damon. Cash q
Luckel. II
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NoTlCE TO Mact inery ContractorsLSoli.
gu Gu proposals viii be received at the OF
n nGe or John w MaXcy, consulting en-.
noon, on the 18th day of January. ig02
tUr tne delivery and erection of n rica
i nh power pumping plnnt at a poin.
1uHTut hNe miles, more or less, from q
railway station near Houston TeHas
gNsrantoed to mt 10000 gallons OF wafer
Iot minute through two lifts of forty.
Two teet each. Forms OF proposals. cop.
lions to contractors may be Obtained
from John w. Maxcy, consulting en-.
g,neer, rooms POI 2O5, Binz building,
houston, Texas. Each bid must be ac'
companled by "A certified check for thu
sum or i've hundred dollars (s5Oo.OOl
payable TO the J. II. O'DOnnell Canal com.
pany as an evidence of good faith on the
part OF the contractor. The right is re.
served 60 reject any or all bids, John W.
amiaNcy' consulting and constructing en-.
. ELneer. II
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FINANCIAL-Money made by having
plumbing well done; phone 400. Houston
Plumbing and Mfg Co. p
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WI" 9e receDea III 19e S Sbgpse o.
Houston, Texas, until II O'Clock noon OF
the % day Of January, 1902, for construct
ing a system of canal levees at point
about seven miles north Of Crosby, Har
ris county, Texas; approximate quantity
10000 cubic yards, all borrow and waste;
forms OF proposals, plans, prohles, copies
ders may be seen at the offices OF John
w. Maxcy; each bid must be accom-
panied by certified check for $1,000, pay
able 10 the Crosby Canal company, as a
guarantee OF good faith on the part of the
Contractor; the Crosby Canal company re-
serves the right TO reject any or all bids.
John w. Mnxcy consulting engineer,
2045 Binz building, 1-2O2
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS by the million;
special prices all adapted varieties; gen
eral nursery catalogue free. Alvin Fruit
and Nursery Co Qnc.), Algoa, Texas. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27

SHOW CASES bank and drug fxtures
soda fountains, carbonators ETC., man
ufactured by G. Mailander & Sons, Waco,
Texas; write for catalogue. $1,000
FOR SALE-0ne National Locomotive
Works 1S-ton narrow gauge LOCOMOTIVES;
one II. X. Porter 1Ston, narrow gauge
locomotives; one Brookcs Mogul 30-ton,
narrow gauge locomotives; thirty narrow
gauge logging cars; one narrow gauge
hand car; 500 tons 33.pound relay ran;
20 tons 25-pound relay rail; 60 tons 40
pound relay rail; $50 tons 50-pound re-
las rail. The above all In good condi-
ton. For further particulars apply %
the Chicago, Lumber and Coal Co., La-
gabsport, La. II
BEAUTIFUL line OF fancy gold plated
photograph frames make excellent pres
ents. See them at Kopf's 1014 Prairie
avenue 1-B-O2
THE BEST TEXAS COAL. 81 per ton.
l.. 70. Miller, phones $685. 1910 Congress-
avenue u
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-S Sealed pro.
posals will be received at the offices OF
John w. MaXcy, consulting engineer.
Houston, Texas, until u o'clock noon on
the I'd day OF January, A. D., 1902, for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27

WROUGHT iron pipe FOR sale; in first
class condition; equal to new Immediate
shipment; all sizes. WIN. T.. Davis. Equit-
able building, Atlanta, Ga. %
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d. d. CHERRY & co. solicit orders for
purchase and sale of oil stocks on Hous
Ton Exchange. Phones 1887; 21S Main
street II
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$4,000 TO LOAN on Houston business Of
residence property one TO ten years; at
lowest rates of interes; monthly pay
ments IL desired; no delay IN getting your
money. Apply TO N. l.. Mills, 2O5 Main
street. II
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HDO ST wv ANTS"
N PAY BE ST.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NVtlCE TO CONTRACTORS THE trr..
prenor ol me Houston school board are
ntSpaied TO receive sealed bids for The
tmhVie or any part of the work renuired
fa ~ me erection of and addltions TO The
nVlo"lng public school buildings in Inc
Wy OF houston: Third Ward srhonI
GaseaFpe1 'idlng Elyslan school, addition;
Marl colored school, new hnJiJing
i p@; Dow Ward coiIored school, new build,
and specifications for The rhIraae pans pans
b.F scan stree and Cascara schools may MAJ;
cbitcctnl a9 me ofaee of Cooke * Co. ar.
Vui'eSts, Aiam building and those for
s sns second aud Fourth Ward and Dow
~ nsoi y, me office OF $. A. Oliver K
~, hfchltecis, Ul0h Main street on ard
bbi33er Monday, December 30, 1tloi. All
W n,us 81, seated ana Endorsed must be sent in
70 the president OF the board moi ietar
man man . p m. Thursday, January 2. iso2.
80 4Vn accompanied by certified check for
~ per cent OF the amount OF the hid.
a ane board reserves the right TO reIses
JJnS OF az bids or any portion OF n lid.
secretary. ~ AZ Tracy,
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CALL and see the great automatic Re
gina Corona" music box; special price
during the holidays $500. c. Janke a
Co, SOB Main. -
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WANTED TO BUY.

REAL ESTATE, rentals, loans. Il. n. Lit
tie, 31OA Main street II
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MONEY TO LOAN on improved Houston
city property or improved farms. Easiest
rates and terms. w. w. Miller 5Oi
Kiam building, Houston. II
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HbO ST "W ANTS"
Il ARE READ.
SITUATIONS-MALE.

"aN lsD-Position as stenographer; wei
o',SteLiehced In typewrlting aud inlIneo.
s srS Address Smith, general deliv-
-etg, nOuslOn, Texas. 20
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- SlCSl, Eiltu WdTOI where Wau(
at any time.
HELP WANTED.
WANTED-Two good coofm0EoTs ~ o5co
Tor steady work. Ben Zindler 1lUJ Con
| grcss avenue. IA
WANTED-Wom to cook and holm with
housework for small family. Apply 26al
Austin street
! WANTED-Two collectors: call 6cfvyoe1 :
mi and at room 200, Burnett building. u
| WANTED-Good colored cook Apply 7o4
Bell avenue. 10
GIRL for general homework. Apply 712
Preston avenue. n
! WANTED TO HIRE reliable coiored wo.
man Apply 90 Ceilings place, old phone
| ~. -
WHOEVER with chlldrcn wants house.
Keeper that is clean and not afraid of
work Apply at 1910 Chestnut. 80
WAN! ED-A sober young man, able and
Wiling TO WORK. At Green's bayou
bridge, rear $. 7. Il. r.. y
WANTED-A litlle white girl 10 10 IL
Years ola; good home. Apply to Mrs. T.
j. Calvin, iO2 Caroline street. 20
WANTED Men to sell full line of lu6rl.
eating oils, paints and varnshes on very
| illtIal terms Noble refining Co., Cleyc.
land, Ohio. 20
! WANTED-At once, Young man 10 do col
! lecting, permanent position for steady
and conscientious worker. apply Necco
y Eismann. II
! WANTED-An edgerman, setter and two
! dossers. Central Coal and Coke Co.,
Neame, La. -
! SALESMAN to handle few special lead
erS in ladies' shirt waists. Tho Scnat or
| Shirt Waist Co., 1I-l9 Walker street
New York city. ~
WANTED-For United States army, able
bodied unmarried men, between ages OF
| 81 and 30, citizens of United States, OF
| good character and temperate habits. who
can speak read and write English. For
information apply TO Recruiting Officer
SO GengreSs avenue houston. Texas.
WANTED Representatives for taking or
ders for compound from mil.s manufuc.
turers. etc, which Is already well and
faIy@rably INTRODUCED Liberal commission
No. 303 Main street. Dallas, TEXAS. l
WANTED-A good cook, white man or
woman preferred; salary $50 a month or
more. Address, with references, A. g.
l., Jacksonyillc Texas, 30
WANTED Lady demonstrators; salary.
Apply TO. Mrs F. ]. 1ihbetts, Hotel Bur.
hcll, :
WANTED-Good all around Blacksmith;
either wages nr shares; plenty OF work.
Address j. w. Rosebcrry, Wharton, Tex
-
NANIEil-~A good, butcher; must be a
good slaughter hand ana sauS9gemaker
ker ~ Co Ijnalp Lake 'TcyoS ~
u vi;
w, ~ ~ l'''Irhogu' tulNpeuut, DON
NJ per, Iieese app.y Only ~ leltet ttliI
IN IN LelSIt"'eS' u = street ou l,,
-. IIousIOn. 81
w an Eb,,..Msm 70 me auu Keep up, mig
AIRY wanted Il. Il. Loveland. Dibou, Tex
~ ". - .-- ~
NANIED-Flfty hammer and saw men at
our new mill in Houston county; come
tbc NH "nI onniS ta 'Na' NV NV, ~ r.
tharo rcvns "iP'' w a. i-'''' 81
- $50 80 -
WANTED-Tcn first class brlcklaycrs; we
have 100000 brick to lay ut our mill
northwest OF Lufku. Apply to IT, A..
WANTED-Com competent, eXperi1nood- book
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WANTED-rle haulers for sap pine ties,
cents for first mile and n cent per mile
after that; good dry country, good roads
long job and plenty of ties; pay every 30
days. Ralph Cook, superintendent, Cor.
rlgnn TOMS. %
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OIL STOCK-Write us before giving your
orders: great bargains by weak hoiderli
quotations sent on application. Chas X
Munger & co. l-3.Oz
WTTTIAM 10. KING 4 CO.. members
Houston, Texas, oil Exchange, Offer great
bargains In oil stocks and solicit orders,
1882
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

NICELY furnished front rooms for rent
WITH board for couple or two gentlemen;
12lt Capitol avenue 30
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FOR SAIE-30 woke good work cattle, 70
head beef. cattle, IA head heavy. draft
horses and uul"s - log wagons, also
boarding house outft all in good condi-
tlon. For further particulars apply to
Chicago Lumber and Coal Co., Logana-
port La. II
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE, 300 Main
street, controls nlne-tenths of all unsold
Houston Heights lots; our prices are
lowest and terms the best to be had.
JOHN \. MLLROE, agent. If
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.NOIICE-Bids and Specifications for the
construction OF Il steel and wood bridge
across the Colorado river near Bay Ciy.
TeXus. win be received ~ the commits
sloncrs court Of MntagorCh county Mt Bay
City on January n, 1902. Mt > o'clock p.
II. The court reserves the right to reject
any and all bids and specifications. For
further particulars apply TO Jesse
Matthews, County Judge, Matagorda
county Bay City, Texas. 1-2l-02
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NOTICE to Contractors Sealed proposals
Nh. DC received at the Offices of John w.
MnNcy, consulting engineer, Houston.
texas. until II O'Clock, noon. on the 10Th
Jay OF January, 1902. for tie construction
OF pie foundations, hulkhcads, fumes,
concrete or brlCk masonry work, and for
Two power houses at a point FIVE miler.
more or less, from Il railway station near
houston, Texas. Forms of proposals,
plahs, copies Of specifications and full in.
slructons to contractors may be seen at
The offices Of John w. Maxcy, Houston,
Texas. Each bid must be accompanied by
q certified check for $500, payable to thu
j. H. O'nonnell Canal company as an
evidence OF good faith on the part OF the.
contractor The O'DouDel Canal COM
pany receives the right to reject any or
an Ids. j. W. MaXey, consulting and
constructing engineer. II
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO I.OAN-We have money 10
erty or good notes, in amounts to suit
borrowers, at low rate of interest. VIM.
II. Olschewske & Co.. 200 KAN building.
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tai can give you a better
4, lsnt my any other manager In
Y u ~ men that can produce The
I..lsaa ~ not. don't reply. W.
tMl "anager Hartford Life,
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AUCTION SALES.

W. NTT5.l- Horses and mules bought ana
sold: ali kinds OF goods taken on COUSIN
ment and sold at public auction. A. Levy
suctioneer. BOT Travis street
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NEW MACHINERY. TWENTY HORSE
POWER FIRE BOX BOILER; FIFTEEN
HORSE POWER CENTER CRANK EN-.
CINE; ALL FIXTURES COMPLETE,
S475 ON CARS HERE. c. L. v1CKERs.
2-2,02
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FOR SALE lghty-three one and n half
yard dump carts, ten ten-yard standard
gauge air dumping cars, fifty No, 1 drag
scrapers new, hfty No. drag Scrapers
second handl. three Ingersul steam
drills. twelve No. 1 wheel scrapers near
ly new), twelve No wheel scrnpers
NEARLY newt, one track laying machine,
rock tools, tents, wheolhdrrows, hoistiug
engine, pumps, pile hammer, plows, shoy-
els. small tools, etc. Kicker * Lee, Cal
weston Texas tf
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NOTICE TO Machinery Coniractors-Seai
proposals will be received at ;he offices
OF John W. Marcy, consulting engineer.
Houston Texas, until IL O'Clock noon ON
the % day OF January, A. D., 1902, for
the delivery and erection Of a rice irri.
eating power pumping plant at point
about seven miles, more or less northwest
from Crosby. Harris county, Texas, guar
nnteed 10 lift 10000 gallons OF water per
Will be received both on a single contln-
nous lit Of 65 feet and through two lifts
of 70 feet inches each; forms OF pro-
posals copies Of specifications and full
instructions may be obtained from John
", Maxcy; zach bid must be accom-
panied by n certified check for the sum
~ 500 payable to the Crosby Canal
campany. Ia evidence OF good faith on tho
mart OF the contractors; the Crosby Canal
company reserves the right to reject any
or ali bids. John w. Maxcy, consulting
engineer 2O5 Binz building. 1-2O2
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE, go MAIN
street. controls nine-tcnths Of all unsod
Houston Heights lots; our prices are
lowest and terms the best to be had
JOHN A. MlLROH, Agent II
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-17

One pttns most valuable. asset il
human ctorrluln 8. The man or
woman who has Gu iva ed the habit OF
being Cheerful under any rcums,ance
cAnno, be d4nI Thy tunrel through
or snrmOuat every difi nifty. Where
others see only 81 bom or arc alt be-
wildered IN the |. byristh OF DOUBT or
difficulty. thp ca, e.ful II ace. he
star of b pc shsaA. ms,hsp faint and
far away, but ia there Il al. them
on Eard ardunw Have 100 chsrr
fulnss.S Gsst Cutiva,e as you
would moaning lse W7en YOU have
your system saturated with it, hen no
buifsrnR OF the worl' Gan harm /, GU.