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PERSONAL.

;,TsI,TTRs remaining in The Houston Post
~, al department for the week ending
T .s:l slsO o. 1855; 4579; 1853; 4jO3; 4553;
y. - sss9 4iT7; G427: $500; A.. 4IIT;
~ ~. I'm. n r Arlstol; 1926; 4JOl; 3Gl6;
,i:s, isS. 4l56: 1905: 1876; ALL; 3b32;
, w, 3336: 1854; 1000; 1863; 4J5I;
I'm I iie6. 1896; 1861 1856; 1856, ils7;
wv. ltI. Mrs NJ NJ. 1864. 1883; S6B4;
,.a @Sq; 1910; Spatula; 475I; 1851;
XII lSiI: 5424: 45l9; 1888; ISIS; L. Y.
4 Isl; 4Tg2; 1861; 4517; 3G02; 1867:
TX, no; 4j7t; 479l; 1913; 10; 4513; j424;
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NJ. 1901; 3747 Az; 452l
|n51TfyTESS DE SOTO-One Of the worlds
rs.,tst trance mediums; she asks no
'reiIons: tells the names Of friends and
msnies, tells what you have called for;
yk -FOUR name in full; tells all about
gsr business affairs; tells things YOU
aara know. does 9notheg share the love
Nh should belong TO you, or is there
we one else's love you wish TO gain.
4 ave you secret enemies or rivals yOu
IA TO overcome DO you want to get
t,sf fsrts aud names in regard to
siptheT husband, wife or sweetheart is
M Or falsei Do YOU want success in
IA love, marriage health, business and
rs.ula0nS; Special attention given to
u, hcation aud discovery ot old estates,
NJ Documents. lost and absent friends
II word, whatever your troubles suspi-
d,A hopes fear, or desires, you are
nratly Invited ia call, aud you will be
rsnded nv obtaining clear insight
iits the future Also if YOU care TO learn
he lltes and fatcS " those who are dear
Il lou. All buSin IS private and conn.
o i
ldUrded. Evil Influences broken, good
rsE given. Your personal magnetism dc
Ttapsd In 81 days. Reader, did 1t ever
sfT to you how others prosper. while
eA,n make nothing but failures? That
u because they have never consulted a
ri medium to learn their true vocation
. Hte Call before n Is too late Price
within the reach II all Hours from 10
I'm tl 9p, m. l408 Congress avenue.
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| AE TEXAS BROTHERHOOD had one or
Asi members, Mr., Gus Trittcll, to depaI /
life on the 2Sth Instant. All members
lsiH take notice IT, was promptly paid.
D. ptle Arnold. general manager. I
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NOTE THE DIFFERENCE decor0te6
the Rice hotel; our colors are fast colors
Texas Costume CO. Gl3 Travis
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NTHERS READ POST
~ Want Ads. Do your
.-l-------,>-'->~s>.,~--,r s~-->~~---~SS~>~~-
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

OYSTER CREEK PLANTATION, con.
TANNING Gio ACRES, LOCATED AT
OYSTER CREEK STATION, on THE
COLUMBIA TAP RAILROAD, 40 MILES
FROM HOUSTON, 10 MILES FROM co.
LUMBIA AND 3i4 MILES FROM AN.
CLIFTON; 200 ACRES IN CuLrIvA.
TloN, EXCELLENT FOR SUGAR
CANE, COTTON AND CORN, AND 100
ACRES PRAIRIE. GOOD FOR RICE.
BALANCE OYSTER CREEK LAND: on
THE PLACE is A NEW DWELLING
HOUSE, sToREHoUsE AND THREE
CABINS. GOOD CIsrERN AND WELL
WATER; OYSTER CREEK LAND is
CONSIDERED THE BEST LAND IN
THE STATE FOR CANE, COTTON AND
CORN, AND, LOCATED AS 1T is, ON
THE RAILROAD, MAKES IT A MOST
DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE PIECE
bF PROPERTY; TERMS EASY; WILL
OFFER IT FOR \ SHORT TIME AT AN
ATTRACTIVE PRICE. N. L. MILLS,
2l6 MAIN STREET If
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CLAlRNONANT-Mrs Knox; past, present
ana future revealed 405 st. Charles
Street, between Preston and Prairie. 1
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Al OPPORTlNIrY for photographer; only
gallery In town OF 1000; for sale at bar
gain Tor cash. Address box q, Calvert
Texas.
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cFcRET SOCIETIES.

l POST c, 7. +. A. Regular
An meeting today at Business
IA league, Rice annex, Mt 10
~ m Joe Goldman.
MI Secretary.
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PERSONAL.

MEN and women to do copying at home;
must write fair hand; 81 to S12 weekly
working evenings; positively no canvas.
sing; inclose stamp. King Monufucttrin,
20, Quincy street, Chicago. III.
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HAN Z Your Clothes cleaned at ONION VICan
Ing club. 1920 Montgomery avenue 1
SOTDTEPN - SOLDIERS - So'dicrg who
made hling on public land for less than
lGo acres previous to June 80, 1874, are
entitled to additional rights, and will
purchase such claims. j $, Dunlap, Box
$40, Dallas, Tevas. ..tfr- ]
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

10 TER CENT NEE AL or e part OF three
lots ANA tour houses Ia rourtn ward; arr
mVut, a bargain. Norucct, Bm1 build
ing.
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FOR sALE-Lumber yard lnow small
stock on hand, store building and dwell
ing house, located In Central Texass
chance for German merchant; write quick
for bargain and particulars. Address
4792 This office. a
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BTY CORN and wheat, they are cheapl
send order now write for book Success.
ful Speculation" free. j. X. Comstocs
AZ Co.. Traders building, Chicago,
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Houston. block from city limits; 81 acres,
part cultivated, three big barns, two iiy-
ing houses; possession given In january
Apply Ed s. Lewis, J0OSa Commerce
street. y
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If YOU are In the market 10 buy or sell
city property or lands, II will pay you to
call or write L. Moskowitz & Co, real
estate and loan agents, 90s Franklin ave
nae, opposite Hutchins house.
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For SALE $50 acres rice land twelve
miles northwest of Houston. i1s2 this
office =
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A ENE.iuOM yottaac. good condll Ion.
- feet on Hpsh hy 100 tect ON "a
.trry 90 VIM NJ. Bsk,r, Ga Travis
street.
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FIVE ACRES joining yiN limits for lease.
". G.. Corhelt, Gij Travis
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FOR SALE-lO00 acres NJ rice aud Oh land
n'ust be sold for So per acre, worth so
little perfect. T. Kber. Angleton, Bra.
zcra cou5ty. ~
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FINANCIAL.

ORGANIZING $4,000 National bank In
met 2o per cent and over: some stock COR
sale AZ par; position to right man wth
5000 stock John g. James Ron, L. r.
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SO CASH Buys LoT 10 ihifd ward,
Balance $40 per month, S per eent Interest.
Pys a. ca. KAN hulding.-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

1
Texas.
WIXTF1 r. s-Ii iii, 80
ono of The best 4arn "a yt,,- ~, ',o.I 1 y,
grocery husincsscs Ia Wcst feSHs. saios
annually SUIyNu good healthy TOWN NV
reason for srllue ls iInf Il ba,, ,n,nsgs,
business thuu / r1n u,nnucc, ,,'',,,it 49,
fer 10 sell ont entirely. will setl NV bnii5-
nCs or lease them Tor A tenn ~ vcars.
win take some good real ssrnte IN nar,
plymput Address ut ou,n S-iG 49,
nee
ST7I-,- -V7T0TIC ,,7-, INV, 80
ma ,,.,nt ~ MI 't 80 W upNath
per cent monthly tht entire ye1r viii
no possibility uf losing the original rnpl-
tal. and without amy effort ON your part
earn Tor you a pcrmanpnt cash iucoma
Larger every week thuu whole years
WEu Interest on me same, VIII hnd our
EnVHu '' 'uL luNeS.ulvhl SIMPLY m
r"r,n r,,o wv" gre 'n'yItAtDu ~ tnls s
MS to Inc test NJ van nra mai dnn'r
waste Your time aod ours safer and
more profitable than operating on the
h'atd OF trade booklet explaining our
0r.'t H., In 'H ., l,HuEeF ny
clt,,ii li,av.,u',nI Nsso2lau9n. Snl,a
'''"""e' N"'N'"h' ''uN'' N''",
.-------------------------------- -------------
FOR SALE stock groceries ciears, tohae-
siIt, "S''TSN' ,r ,M |'oegiE e'enn'i opp9,
si ''N'H"' "'''eS' S'ou ''St
~, ----------------------- ---l
WANTED Partner I'm mill and lumber
mani ln Galveston valued az ST. 900; VIII
1rl' mn interest W. same TO I've man
s sHa, un 3I' ,9o's lhe business for only
1917, W" "", |IrW'I unlt,s N"V mean
,r"E,u'79' '.' ~ H''''y' agent galveston;
''N"N
INVESTORS SAVINGS can earn mini
mum OF ~ per cent non ahnnm payAhle
5.' ,v,' s1',',,''" 'I9n l'1ti par,,su.
T.n,r,r,, ~, uro,i ,,.W, ,,,, I'M W
gov wv, ~, Wv, -. ,,,1 ", a. Wv : ~ y
HONEST SPECULATION Make YOUR
money earn d steady mpomc S2l upwards
Invested WIN u~ WA earn 20 Z" 20 per
t'n' monthly l"lhhlr r'WN 10 DAYS sent
Tor orr new book .SucrcoNui systematic
NP''u"N"h WAIltd lIet' tctE now ~
HVL"' ON Iu' El"tH lnalhvt without iohs'
mi ,ns,,fnrr rrf1rcn,.cs Ermicrirk Il
Parker BROKER ia In Saun street chi.
cHgu, an.
m TII- II vi - - Si,s1 -, I--,-,-1 -c15
r,, .rGS,in. b,,y ,, con, ro,Sfrc a
ni, n,.,,, M, jn.,,,. t.,',hi, Is, INA taf.
n r,,,iE' 10, ,t.. ~, I,, ,,,,t s,tcss
r,iI uynstW,,ni Nf.trnrniiiop It>rhanpa
181t Park Row. Nc,y York
comm I [C7OTII fT117, SII0 II1Ic1I71- ro-T-
tI.ti, nv, ,,,s.r, Noe nv. ,"ars i'm onora.
lion? best reference in YOUR own State;
tho stock. bonds or grain; It win pay
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MONEY 10 LOAN-Amounts 60 suit Gus
toner. Quick loans. Harral & Harral,
317ia Main street.
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DIsSOLUTION NOTlCE-The law firm ~
cline, Cline & Tripcu, comEa,sed Of the
Henry Ben cline and Dan r. 1uplett,
was dissolved on tho I'D Of August, 1901,
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for the past few years with his daughter,
MyF W. L. Mcconnell on Mills street died
al O'Clock this morning The remains VIII
Eln,eued In Shiloh cemetery near Beanklss
tomorrow morning
JONES Mckinney, Texas, December g.
". NJ Jones, aged 50, died az bis home
near town today q paralysis peseaSeSd
came ,b het. from pPcbs,s. Aesiaren i9'O
coLE.--waller, Texas, December i4..-
Died. this morning at this place, q. ~.
Cole, aged 81 years Of Brishts disease;
He was Q few years ago q reslqs1f q
E E5s member %ssgs S Sf tss %sSdsn Il
s MHsp for 81 s2o s oD'a has been eSninsd
his bed iog three months Hls t family asti =
community. His remains will be inferred
10 he ODD Fellows cemetery uuder the
supervision Of the Woodmep.
HoLT.--yelssco, Texas. December l5..-
NJ Edwla Holt vel N sHSTs SS sV S. 4ss
yesterday at ! o'clock In the nornlng, hs
remains reached here yesterday morning
and were taken charge q BY NE loas ns
place this morning At Phais, tie home q
the deceased He leaves wife aud tcree
eY,idren and a host OF relatives.
ALBRIGHT. -Moulton, Texas, Decempet
t-Mrs Henry Alb rssnuS oafS 'a ssd was
buried today al the BOcusyille cemetery
Mrs Albrecht's little child, year oles Was
said to be dying today Of the same sick
ness.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Texas, pecember IA
Mace tax, COLLECTOR OF Caldwell ecuntf,
died Yesterday morning at the ripe OLD
age OF 90 years, and was buried at Ciark's
arandmother Msgee often Insisted that she
wouid live to be 100 years old, but, .whlis
IMAM proposes, God disposes," and the
nnal call came four years short OF hei
allotted time. and yet found her ready
waiting and watching"
BRAZEIL.--fiatesyylIs Texas, peesmbe.
81 --Bnd HrsEeIi, a boy 70 yssyz Old, died
YESTERDAY 81 his home, thiytesn miles UoE1
a wagon. BIS body was shipped 70 wses
from this place
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har brother. mr. ". v stewart, Colmes.
noil's pioneer druggist ana physlclan' ahe
burial win take place toNaY 10 me iauE~
BRASHEARS.- Luupg, Texas, December
Dan Brasheare, the young man VINO was
accidentally shot a day or tWo since, dlta
Yesterday evening He was huried this
CONN., comb Rl Gsl y Which eomDaay deceased
as a member.
EL-Denton, Texas, December o.
Nrs T.. y, Caddel died y Aubrey last
night from burns received the hrst OF the
week SHE Wns standing near q hot stove
yheu her clothes caught FIRE, burning her
body 20 severely that death ensued
.coEFFY .-zpentoo; Texas peeembe[, 81, g..
y@esdeSt Of I'M ynotsw este Part Of he
county, died this week, aged about 10
years.
COSBY. denton, Texas December e.g5
Johp Cosby comment mercndnt , ana
81 years. The interment was one ot, the
largest attended ever held In the southern
part NJ the county,
EGG Ennis, Texas, peeember mt,
and Mrs Emil Egg passed through hnnls
yesterday en- route 40 Houston from Fort
Worth and while they were waiting az
the Houston and Texas Central depot 70
M and died before medical aid could be
secured.
TAYLoR.--WhaFton Texas, December IT,
Died yesterday, at the plantation, attef, 2
short Illness, Mrs, Marcus Taylor. sue
leaves husband and six children 70 mourn
her loss. The lnterment occurred here TINS
morning Mrs. Taylor was noble CHRIS.
tian woman. She was followed 10 her last
resting place bV one Of the largest funeral
corteges ever seen In this city.
REIN1IART-Hearne Texas Deeember 7,
| Jodie Carlisle, the little 500 OF ny anl
Mrs. Wiley ReiDhart, died last night after
prolonged sickness.
KILIOUGH- wheelock, Te1as. Decem,
her 7.--Dled. Judge l. D. T. kinough, agsre
! Kilieugh a former member OF the ieglsla.
\ turc and one OF the wealthiest auo most
prominent men o. this place.
wANSON. -Taylor, Texas, peceuber -
/ Mr.. w. r. Wsnson, an aged apd respected
citizen Of Taylor, who has made MS noms
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ONE NEW GUSHER IS IN.
1T rs THE PROPERTY OF TIE OKLA
HoMA.TExAs COMPANY.
oil Came With a Steady Flow When II
Started--Some Damage Done
by the Cold.

Beaumont, Texas, December lS.-rho oh
lnhcma.rexas OIL company brought In a
splendid sixinch spcuter at 10 o'clock this
moi iug on block 36 The casing was set
at depth Of 1000 feet and the drill was
sent sixty feet iuto the Oh said The Oh
came with a solid and steady dow. T. G.,
Adkl son is the local representative OF the
company. The officers OF the company Will
be here this Meek ~ Inspect the we'll. which
aicS III Spoatots In the field
Last iirhtS fcccze did some damage Ia
the drlG by bursting a number of water
pipes and In some cases slight delays ct
work will be caused
William Martin, W7lo was arrested on 4
charge az violating the rules Of the safety
committee ~ connection with the bringing
IN OF Mcf0dden No :, was hncd 500 aud
given three days In jail
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oTHAT'LL BE ALL RIGHT"

Mr.. Carnegie Says There VIII Be No
Trouble About His Gift.
New York, December i4.-Andrew Car
negie. on being asked today about the So
OO0OGO glft which he has offered 10 the
government for a National university, sala.
That Washington matter VIII come cut
ali right. IL / had 10 sell those bonds my
Self Z would have no trouble IN getting
the money for them, There Will be nc
trouble about that Washington matter
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ANTITRUST Suit at Hillsboro.

Hillsboro. Texas, December lSwIhs
Home Ice company has died 2 suit III tRe
pabst Brewery company alleging that 10
be the amount Of money paid "for ARTICLES
Sold 10 the plaihtif In viola lion Of the laws
~ me State" This Is the drst snit nstl'
tuted here TO recover from the breweries
since the attorney general Instituted suits
for the forfeiture Of the charters OF the
hpa
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OIL LAND LITIGATION.
Title to Some OF the Jennings Ia, Field
Question in Court.

Jennings. La, December IT, A legal suit
Which Is likely to assume no little magui
tudc and which Involves the title to por.
ton irclrded In the Jennings oil fields Is
set for bearing In the district court at
Crowley Monday This suit is brought 10y
the Cochran on company to recover pos.
session OF the lands now known as the
observation-disclosures and Housalere ira e,
upon which are now located the Prairie
M0mou and Crowley wells ANA the sites
Of several others that have not yet been
started
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sheepmen Received a Fine Ram.

Tayior, Texas, December l3.-N. ),
Bradford Son, prosperous farmers near
Taylor. received the other day direct from
Mlhden. St Joseph county, Mich, z
manths-Old Hampshire ram, weighing ~
mounds. the sire Of which was imported
from England. and weighs 3lB pounds. TINS
ram win be used on the Bradford farm 70
Improve the herd. They have model farm
aud ranch well stocked with hne animals
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The kidneys ache when they are over
worked and the trouble gers serious un-
BIrTERS h . reliable kidney tonic AMI
bowel regulator. Capitol Pharmacy Oh
Main street: Abbott Coekrell A CO., "!
Main street; A. r. kieslng, So2 Main
street, special agents.
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M Y hereby given that proposals
~ iecelved at the office of State su-
|saueht Of public instruction up to
!. ,maSNonday, the 18th day OF De,
~ HVl, for the construction Of a
KY a San Marcos, Texas, for the
rmsst Texas Normal school. For
w. ". complete information respecting
Ima ol such proposals and the re.
|1 nSas tnat VIII he imposed upon
,@oafL all bidders are hereby 70.
% the publication made Inv m q
% October II, 1901. as il appears
'tIeston and Dallas News. THE
I,eu Post, San Antonio Exuress and
n aalesman for thirty DAYS subsn.
!, TnssTld date last mentioned.
ppSnfh u: SAVERS, Governor.
Il 7 ~ LOVE, Comptroller.
,sh " uop, Secretary of State.
.@S-- 10. 1901 12.l6
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Every prudent mother In the land gives
her children Heptol,
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" ~ IVNTkAI TORS-IDe irustpes
y houstil school board are prepared
IeeNe BIDS Tor the whole or any part
HHe yofk required IN the erection Of
PlIa ward school, aud for the addl-
the Nascara school. The plans
speelhcatlons c1n be seen at the Of
10y zoe aFchltecIs, Cooke & Co, Kian
'lag % ana after tuesday, December
~ 0lds must he sealed and en-
\. sna sent In N the president not
, tnsh p M on saturday, December
vi. ana must he accompanied
ssnlpea check for 10 per cent
~, amount Of the hid. The
reserves the right to reject any or
~ o. any portions thereof. signed
H., yhaflion' president; s. r. Tracy,
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III TO SURVEYORS and map maxi
HThe Commi sSiouerS Court Of Bell
BIZ, Texas, viii hear proposals on
'litb day OF January, 1902, of those
fng 10 bid on the work of making
Eock book Of he headright surveys
Il msp Of Bell County. The various
(gghts to be- verified by actual survey.
mant thereof as may be determined
Me court The map to show the
rights, their area, subdivisions aud
fat owners, commissioners beats, Jus
precincts, voting boxes, school dis
1, lccations OF owns, railways, road
h. streams, bridges, gins. country
ksnees, etc. The court reserves the
Y reject any and oil PROPOSE ions
BIOS. For further particulars ad-
6. ". Felts, County Judge, Bolton,
3k N
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STOCK AND POuLTRY

ktSVaioA 4 BROS, Fire Insurance
700 AdjuAters. 49, Main st. n
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|,oNs REACH A FEW.
! post Want Ads reach all.
! AND PROPOSALS.

r-----.---1,sis viii he received by the
b rcpe Rrownwood. Texas. until
| aaq D., January d fi igcz r. tS o. vi tne
s ssS Ssheck Of sl9 must accP ,t,i !,
|llS',raa. s plans and speclnca9tions on
lTepoasnansl reserves the right 70. "
|Ae ev and an bids. John McMlnh,
~ III Hardeman, englncer. w
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PHILLIPS--Wha Texas December
l2.-News has Just been received Of the
death Of Dr. T ! Phillips, which took
place at San Antonio this morning al 8
o'clock pr Phillips has been IN bad health
for several years ard II was hoped that
stay in that city would improve his con,
ditlon. The end was sudden and only his
young wife was present when the death
angels summons came Or Phillips was
the only son Of Dr ana Mrs j. Philips
~ this city and was well known through
out The State. his parents bAying lived IN
Wharton since the J0s
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MOORE -Luling, Texas. December 10
William J. Moore, father ~ w y. Moore
and $ L. Moore died ar Tho homo ~ his
son today Deceased was an old Mcylcnn
war veteran A. tho time NJ his death
was s. years ~ age For many years Con
zalcs was his home, hut NJ late wears he
has lived In Luling He was houored aud
respected by all who knew him.
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~ ARCHITECTS- Agricultural
~ iv.,ssl college, College station,
|NtepsnastitIyo plans viii he received
~ eomIr ridav. Iauunry n, 1902, for
" and veterinary laboratory
|grleal cost o6.OOO; particular tnfor'
<ng ", bs furnished on applications
~ Wy reserged to reject any or all
by A selection Is made the
J wv shiteet will be recommended
fslul sl of the state for appoint.
sgsssJlrsnisn building Commit tee. =
Machinery Contractors Scaled
~ " III he received at .he offices
~ Ma1cy, consulting engineer,
WE nnevas until u o'clock noon on
WV N Iguunry. A. D., 1907. for
q, " and erection VI a rice irii-
peser pumpiig plant al 0 point
'.l,en miles, more or less, Northwest
4 s,ashr Harris county, Texas, guar
I'M 5OOOu gallons Of water per
bfough a lift of 60 feet tids
.srelyed both on a single con,iE-
~, ~ "a fect aud through two lllls
w ~, A inches each: forms of pro-
.onies OF specifications and full
~. may be obtained from John
wv. each bid must be accom-
certified check for the sum
~ ~ " rsrablc to the Crosby Canal
fM evidence of -cod faith on the
W ,be contractor; the Crosby Canal
reseryes the right 10 reject any
tTds. John W. MaNcy, consulting
XII, 9l5 Binz building. wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-16

TX sls-1ood buggy aud saddle horse
'1eAP' 200 San Jacinto street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-14

According to the Fargo Forum the
reason the Odd Fellows elevated Hon.
r. M. Pollock over Editor Packard of
the Mandan Times was because OF the
wickedness in ,Paekard's home-which
is an injustice both to Pollock and
Packard. Mr.. Packard has beer" hon
ored in thel highest degree by his fell
lows and ratires ON laurels won in the
past. MI. Pollock is one Of the states
leading c~itizegs and ex-speaker of the
last house OF representatives. To de-
clare that the great and benevolent
order Of Odd Fellows honored him not
for his true worth but rather as a re-
buke to sin fin Mandan is as unjust to
a leading citizen OF Fargo, and OF the
state, as it is unworthy OF the righteous
editor of the Forum. A. stranger, not
familiar with the conditions, on read
ing the Forum would conclude that
just because Mandan failed to applaud
the Fargo standard Of moral ethics
and adopt a code OF her own-it was a
modern sodon1.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-14
COMMITTEES.

COMMITTEES NAMED FOR TILE
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION
AND ARE ACTIVELY AT WORK,
Committees have been named to
have charge of the various features OF
the Fourth of July celebration to be
held in the city. The committees are
at work, and arranging a number sot
features for the celebration in the city.
Residents Of the surrounding country
and towns will be invited to join with
the city in the celebration. The sew
eral committees are. as follows:
Basebaal-E. H. L. Vesperman. W.
A. Falconer, e. Grounitz.
Small sports-W. g. Matchan, M. W.
Hutchinson. 4 ss9 . !, y, ,. ,.-s
Fireworks-R. D. Hoskins, W. H,
Winchester, E. II. Walker.
Music-J. F. Philbrick, y. u. Peter
son. ~ &Efs n &% Al
Transportation-C. B. Little, 3 6,
Washburn.
Advertising-W. P. Moffet, LID. Nc
Gahan, J. W. Foley. &7