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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19
WORK or RESCUE HOME.


To the Editor of the Globe:
Among our agencies for the protect on
of the tempted and the upraising Of the
fallen none are doing better or more
Christ-like work than the Salvation Army
Rescue Home; at $50 Jackson street.
The home was opened July, 1898, its OBJ
Ject being to give helping hand to those
in special need, who are willing to be
thus aided
The rescue work naturally divides itself
into three parts First, work for those
who have given themselves up to life
OF shame Second for the unfortunate
who have been betrayed. Third, for those
who would fall unless encouraged and
helped in their time of need.
Since October 1860 forty-two haye
been admitted to the home. OF the first
class, twenty; of the second, fifteen, and,
of the third, seven.
Ten have been sent home to parents
and friends, and have been married. Only
one has left the home wiilfully. Situations
have been found for fourteen Some
times single nights shelter in the home
was all that was needed. Ten have
been so sheltered At present there are
but twelve in the nome.
The work is, of necessity modest and
unobstrusive. Few, indeed, even of our
best citizens, know Of it at all. The
amount subscribed toward, and given to
it, is very small-hardly more than
double what the girls have earned by
their voluntary work while at the home.
Yet the cause appeals to everyone who
loves purity and cares for souls. These
poor weak and often much wronged ones,
have perhaps been driven into error and
sin by desperate need, or, while help
less, have been made the prey of the
selfishly cruel, the unprincipled and the
vile
The published invitation of the rescue
home explains its plan and motive. IF
you need a friend, apply to the matron
of the rescue home, C69 jackson street.
In this home the Salvation Army are
doing here a characteristic and noble
work Daniel r. Moves.
st. Paul, July 49, 1901.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19
MA1IGx1NG ADM1RA1 scH1Er.

The friends of Admiral Sampson, I'M
able to steal the glory of the Santiago
victory for their tin-horn hero who was
so unfortunate as to be out of sight and
hearing on that memorable day, are de-
termined to see that no one else shall
receive any credit.
Routed. horse and dragon. in the con-
troversy over that battle, by the cold
facts, and Sampson having slimed himself
with contempt and his supporters with
shame, by his Morgan letter, his friends
have taken a new tack and are trying
to do by wholesale lying what they could
not do by a reasonable regard for the
truth. They are trying by the grossest
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19
coNNAUGHT rs GRAND MASTER
Brother of Edward VII. at Head of
British Free MaSons

NEW YORK, July 1S.-Eleven Thousand
English Free MaSons attended the install
lation yesterday of the Duke of Cons
naught as grand master Of the United
grand lodge, in succession to Edward
VII, according to the London CORE.
spondent of the Tribune Albert hall was
thronged with members of the grand
lodge, past and present, and with the
masters and wardens of English lodges,
as it was in-1Sr5, when the Prince of
Wales was stplaeed on the Masonic
throne. The ceremonial was virtually the
same as at the installation of the Prince
of Wales. The grand lodge officers en-
tirely filed the orchestra and chorus
seats. The Duke of Connaught was :n-
stalled by Earl amherst, pro-grand mas
ter, assisted by the Earl of Warwick.
deputy grand master.
The most impressive moment was when
the installation was proclaimed and the
concourse saluted the new grand master.
Grand Master Hozier. OF Scotland, and
the Duke of Abercorn. grand master of
ireland, made short addresses, and telc-
grams of congratulation We're read from
the colonies. Lord Miner. the Bishop of
Calcutta and the lord mayor of London
were present to receive advancement in
the craft and honors were conferred on
Lord Kitchener
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19
MISSOURI MAKES a SHIFT.
River Likely to Change It's Course
Near Leavenvvorth, Kan.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 1S-The
Missouri river has cut it's banks at
point eight miles south of Leavenworth,
and is now pouring part of it's waters into
the Platte river. The bed of the Platte
is gradually being widened, and there is
danger that within the next few days
the bed Of the Missouri will be transfer,
red completely to that of the Platte
nearly two miles wide has been formed.
If the Missouri adopts this new channel,
this land will be transferred from Mis-
souri, to Kansas.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

Golden Rule Jones was fined IS, by a
judge, for contempt. Jones requested
the privilege during the trial Of a. case
of asking a prisoner a few questions,
which was granted. He asked the pris
oner if he had a bank account. The
prisoner answered, mo" Jones then
asked to see his hands. The judge be-
came curious and wanted to know the OBJ
ject of this peculiar performance. to
which Jones replied, 'It is obvious" and
left the court room. The judge thought
it over and concluded that Jones was
guilty of contempt, for which he was
fined the SIS. This judge must have had a
guilty conscience. The story, old no
doubt, is told of a lawyer, VINO after
an adverse ruling by the court, picked up
his papers, put on his hat and stalked
from the court room. do you mean
by that action to show your contempt
for this court" Numbered the Judge.
mo, your honor" said the lawyer, 81
mean to conceal it,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19
CHRISTIANITY is BARRED
REPR EssIVE EDICT Is ISSUED BY
THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Wednesday, july
17.-Following the graduation of the first
Turkish girl at the American Medical
college, the Turkish government has is
sued an edict prohibiting Turkish chill
dren from attending foreign schools, the
employment of Christian teachers In
Turkish households or the presence of
Turkish ladies in public accompanied by
Christian women companions. This edicr
removes hundreds of foreign goveIDesses
out of their positions. 1t is intended to
prevent the dissemination of liberal ideas
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19
SUPREME TENT K. o. T. M.
PrOmuIgates New Rule Regarding
Insurance in the Order.

PORT HURON, Mich, July 1S-The SUI
preme tent, Knights of Maccabees, today
decided that all old members must be re-
rated on the same plan as new members
at the age at which they joined the or
ganization. This was done to have old
members bear an equitable proportion Of
the expenses of carrying them. 1t was
also decided to allow the board of trus.
tees to make investments in state and
municipal bonds instead of combining
the INTO government bonds. The ladies
of the Maccabees are also discussing the
re-rating question, and have appointed a
committee to confer with the supreme
tent regarding the matter.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

Dakota, he states. that the crops have
never looked better, and the yield of both
wheat and flax will be especially large
with regards to politics. he states that
the situation is very quiet at present, and
IN his opinion. Senator Hansbrough Will
be elected to succeed himself
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

The strong argument" that was made
by the Minneapolis boomers to induce the
Omaha to move its shops to that breezy
berg was not quite strong enough to
move the Omaha officials. The move
ment to Minnie is not very strong.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19
START FOR FROZEN NORTH.
Evelyn baldwin on His Way TO
ArchanGeI, Russia

The flagship America of the Baldwin
ZeigIer Arctic expedition, with Evelyn 3.
Baldwin on board, which left Tromsoe,
bound north. yesterday, parted today
from the Fridtjof, another vessel of the
expedition, the Fridtjof sailing for Franz
Josef land. The America proceeds to
Archangel, Russia. reaching there July
q. The Belgica. the third ship of the ex-
pedition, viii sail from here July q.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

Earl Russell pleaded guilty to bigamy
and got three months A Mormon would
not fare badly in England if he were a
peer. He could have two new wives
year and be out half of the tine.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

''The United States Steel company will
not consent to any arbitration Of the
present difficulty. There is nothing to
arbitrate," says Morgan. If the testi-
mony Of the strike leader, Shaffer, is to
be relied upon. Morgan is right, entirely
right. The difficulties given as cause
for a. strike by shaffer are purely imagin-
ary
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

The Democratic headquarters have been
moved to Washington where the party
will take up its permanent abode for at
least eight years, after March 4, 1905
Now, it may be unkind, but we cannot
help expecting the vinegary Col Waiter
son to rise In his seat and suggest that
the Democratic headquarters be left
where they are, in Lincoln, Neb But,
Henri, if the quarters are left so far
apart, how can they get together?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

We will look for an erudite editorial
comment in the Minneapolis Times on
the new directorate of the Northern Pa
cifc. In the interim let no small deg
bark or wag his tail
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

Tonight the concert at Como park will
consist solely, of works of French conf
posers. A very satisfactory programme
has been arranged by Director Selling. of
the Minnesota State band. The numbers
are we'll balanced; and give an excellent
opportunity to study the works of French
composers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

dfstillery and warehouse in Pennsyl-
vania were burned allowing several bar
rels of intoxioants to escape to a neigh
boring creek. Whereupon the fish pro-
ceeded to get on roaring drunk. The
local w. c. T. U. are convinced that
the riotous fish were summer tourists
from Philadelphia, and will take meas
ures against the admission hereafter of
fish with such loose ideas of morals into
the placid waters of Maiden creek
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

The tariff war with Russia which is
rapidly developing into diplomatic
sparrlng match, VIII be known in history
as Cages blunder."
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

The Times says that the Pioneer Press
is "cerebrally inf1amed by the weather"
Is this a reflection on the Pioneer Press,
on the weather or on the English
language?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

The Omaha wants to watch out or the
Minneapolis Commercial club will refuse
passes over the road.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

Would it not be a good idea for Lord
Rosebery to come over here and take
a few lessons of Dave Hill in party re-
organization?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

q, at 14S Western avenue.
The Ladies Aid Society of St. Sig
frid's Swedish Episcopal Church gave a
social last evening at the residence Of
Mrs. j. A. Kjelberg on Cook street.
The Ladies' Independent Aid society
gave lawn social last evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. KEGS on
Hoffman avenue.
Mrs t. L. Breen and Miss Bessie
Breen, of Marshall avenue, and Miss
Gussie King. of Dayton avenue, left yes
terday for Duluth. They will go to But
falo by way of the lakes.
The Misses Nellie, Katherine and
Burnadette Ryan have gone TO Chicago,
where they will be joined by their father.
Mr.. Dennis Ryan. They will visit the
Pan-American exposition and various
Canadian points.
Mrs. Timothy Foley, of Summit avenue,
win go to Clearwater next week.
Miss Briggs. of Milwaukee, Is the guest
of Miss Crawford, of Dayton avenue.
Mrs. Moak, of Detroit Mich. is the
guest Of Mrs. Nathan Harlow, of Dayton
avenue
Mrs. J. F. Lincoln. of Nelson avenue.
is entertaining Miss Rebecca Hunsazer,
of Dayton. Ohio.
Miss Nellie B. Hope, of Dayton avenue.
is in Duluth.
Miss Curry. of Menomonie. Wis, IS the
guest of Miss Blake, of Western avenue.
Miss Agnes Senkler, of Virginia ave-
nue., has gone to Victoria, B. c.
Rev. Ernest Dray, of Portland avenue,
is in the East.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Danz, of Tilton
street, are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank DAM, of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Bernard Waters, Of the Portland,
will leave today for Ellsworth, Wis.
Rev and Mrs. George Morrison, of
East Twelfth street. have taken cot
tage at White Bear for the summer.
Mrs. C. r. Wilcox, who has been The
guest of Mrs. Emil Zimmerman, of Sum-
NIT avenue, Will return next week to
Seattle.
Mrs H T. Dole. of Irvine Park. is
spending the summer at Lake Osakis.
Miss Elsie NIertens, of Bates avenue,
is spending the summer at Prior lake
Mrs HuXtable; of st. Anthony avenue.
is at Forest lake.
Mrs. \. Osterberg. who has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. P. A. Lanberg
of Jessie street, returned to Duluth yes
terday.
Miss Carrie Bell. Miss Lillian Ellis and
Miss Belle and Maud Godfrey are spend
ing few days at the Godfrey cottage,
Turtle Lake. MINI.
Mrs. o. c. Macklett, of 719 Dayton ave-
nue., accompanied by her niece, Miss Lii
liam Maui, of Minneapolis, has gone
East.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry Hutchinson, of
Western avenue north, have gone East.
Mrs. c. j. Thomson and Miss Larkn.
of Selby avenue, have gone to Buffalo
via the great lakes.
DIR. and Mrs. H. NJ. Lufkin, of Good
rich avenue, will leave tomorrow even
ing for trip through the Yellowstone.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

1t is authoritatively stated that the
postoffice will be moved into its new
quarters this year. Which being inter-
preted means 1865, if all goes we'll
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19
AT THE THEATFRs.

The Criterion Stock company at the
Metropolitan opera house VII give three
more performances of MY Wife's First
Husband" which, includes a popular-pric
ed matinee Saturday. Next week this
company viii present the military drama
entitled Our Regiment"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

Three hundred Beers have captured a
kopje in Oklahoma. Now. where is
Kitchener?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

Columbus. Ohio-A severe rain and hall
storm visited the western part of the
state Wednesday night. Preble county
being the greatest sufferer. Corn and
oats in that. locality were almost de-
stroyed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

The Ladies' Aid Society of ST. Sig
frid's Swedish Episcopal Church gave a
social last evening at the residence Of
Mrs. j. A. Kjelberg on Cook street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

The Ladies' Independent Aid society
gave a lawn social last evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. KEGS on
Hoffman avenue.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19

Mrs. Ray, assisted by number of the
young women.
The young women of Christ church
parish will give their annual midsum-
mer lawn fete Wednesday evening, July
q, at 14S Western avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29

FOR SALE OR LEASE--iO0 acres laid Ia
Liberty county, near oil belt. Address
22o, this ofdce 30
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BUY Beaumont and Jefferson County OIL
company stock now az 80 cents. Price
liable to advance at any time. Harral *
Harral. 4
BRICK WORK, piasIcrIng and ccmen,
work promptly and reasonably done.
Phone 56s; l01 Preston Hor,y. 2
ELECTRIC REPAIRING Of all kinds of
electric apparatus, state work solicited;
guaranteed satisfaction. Houston Elec-
trlcal supply company.
HOUSTON Commission aud Auction House
calls your attention TO the fact that on
May l they are ready for business and
Invite CONSIGNMENT. with assurance Of
prompt returns. John j. FAINT. manager;
\. u, Lubbock, auCuoneer, 700 and iO2
Congress avenue. ~
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Uearnc and Brazos Valley Railroad com.
pany Will be held at the general office Of
the company In the city of Henrue Rob.
ertson county, state OF Texas, between the
hours Of IL o'cloca A. IN aud 3 o'clock y.
m. on the first Tuesday In May, 1901 1t
being the 1th day OF said month, for the
purpose OF electing ,pfhccrs and directors
10 serve during the ensuing year. aud
Tor the transaction OF such other business
rs may be presented.
5-7ol W. r. Ferguson, Secretary.
NOTICE-Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, May 20, 1901, al 10 o'clock a.
m, the Houston and Texas Central Rail-
road Company VIII ofier for sale az lis
tTtleul utpht III tue CITY OF HOUSTON, thlu
depot being located on or near the corner
OF Fifth street and Washington avenue,
in said city, one carload oil well drilling
machinery, consigned to {. H. Carroll,
Corsicana, which has remained un-
claimed in the hands of said Houston
and Texas Central Railroad Company at
Corslcana since December II, 1900, and
that the proceeds Of sale Of this prop
erty, after dednctng reasonable expense
for keeping, etc, shall be applied TO the
payment OF the proper. freight and other
charges; the surplus, II any, will be held
by the said railroad company, subject 10
the order of the owner OF said machlD
cry, his duly authorized agent or attor
amlned at company's freight depot In
Houston. The Houston aud Texas Cen
trail Railroad Co, by II. A, Jones, gen
ernl freight agent. BIO
II ORDER 10 expand our buslness. We
viii sell 10 some practical business man
an Interest IN the Hot Springs Medical
association. Apply personally 20 DR..
Kraus sole proprietor OF the Hot Sprlngg
Medical Institute. u
THE IioMEsEEKERS CHEAT oPPoR,
TUNITY-The thriving town " Vas
Week. Texas, viii on May ], 1901, begin
the sale OF town property to the highest
bidder; excursion rates have been re.
cured. OIL
THE PUBLIC is HEREBY notified and
warned not to sell any person or persons
for my account any goods, wares or iner'
chandise, or barter, OF any character
cattle horses, wagons, carts or carriages
nor Is any person or persons authorized
80 purchase or barter for my account amy
species Of property, cattle, horses, whg-
ons, carts or carriages or TO collect any
money or moneys now due or to become,
except upon my written order duly signed
agents, implied or otherwise. Louisa NJ
Asar6ton. Houston. March 10. n
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THE HOMESEEKERS CHEAT OPPoH
TUNlTY-rhe thriving town pf Van
Week. Texas, will on May !, 1901, begin
the sale OF town property to the highest
bidder, excursion rates have been &C.
cured OIL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29

FOR SALE-New soda fountains from s75
and upwards late improved; also sup
plies. goose necks, carbonating outfits
fee shayers, milkshakes, glasses, holders,
also best show cases. Address waco SHOW
Case EncforY. Wnco. TeXAs. b.l4
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10000 no LOAN on Houston business or
residence property: one TO ten years. nj
lowest rates OF interest; monthly pay
ments II desired: no delay In getting ycng
money. Apply 70 n. L. Aiils. 20 A9in
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BICYCLE railroad attachments, March
GILMORE, Houston gas lamps, SEQ; tires.
81 an, inner tubes, 81. tf
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BoAEOOMS WANTED.

WANTED connecting rooms with
bath priand board, unfurnished Ia
private ], Third ward prefsrred
referencsa Hanged, Address 226s. tn ,c
offlce. ~
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SODA FOUNTAINS--W can save you big
money. We make fountains equal 10 any
i'm the market: also goosenecks. milk
shakes, Ice shavers, carbonators and all
ing. c. Mallander & Sons, Waco, Texas.
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G. l. TAFT, COMMISSION MERCHANT
Poultry, eggs, vegetables and fruits;
quick sales, prompt returns. luS Military
plaza, san Antonio, Texas 6-6
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FOR SALE--Six.ye ar-oid lady's driving
horse color dark hay, perfectly gentle,
good traveller; rubber tired stick seat
driving wagon and harness; used about ~
days. S225 cash for all. c. l.. & 1heo
Berlng hardware store, Main and Cap
itol avenue. II
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BUY Beaumont and Jefferson County OIL
company stock nc 80 cents from Harral
a. Harral
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several cheap lots and resIdences close
IN. We rent houses, list your properly
with us We write lire Insurance. CHI.
gSSns. phone Us +. j. Collins & Son,
lol6H Congress avenue. 1
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FlF ANSWERS
4 Tie Post for the week endicg
|a ~ S,s: g2o2 ~; 777 "a: Bookmark;
Bargain; OK; 1878; 90;
4. Druggist John; SOD; 1850 %; $40;
81 si; 1856; IL; 2209 CD; 100: lS5;
3Ss5; 22s6 1886. 1886. 1872 ~,
h 1857; 1887; 22S2; Merchant; 63;
n: 2214; 1864 (2); 22DO; PIN 81
1 M, 1892; 2242. 121T; 226S; 30I3 "a;
n Fountain li6); 2219 i2); $. L. o.;
Eila; 2210; state Agent; n. Smith %;
1867. 224T 22g7; ok e.; 1871:
LIN. ii. 6. 81; 22iS: 1871; 22I9 Or
I'm. 2299; w II. g.. 1874; 1850; 1870;
! S,5o 90; 2. II. a t3l.
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'cFCRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.

IN, JOHNSON, colored clairyoyant.
1Al, reading 81; advise you on any
ksIf. luck charms given. 2312 Prai-
Ylrl' Il
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CETEBR1TED CHINA TEAS and nne
brlc.a.brac toys, China water lilies, ETC.
also umbrella coverings Yam Lay & Co.
lU16h Preston. "
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DAMON MOUND OIL AND DEVELOP.
ment company, Brazoria oil fields; money
invested now Will bring quick returns.
Address f. g. Chiffon a Co., Columbia,
Brhzorla county, Texas.
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n SsLsppES's RESTORATIVE cures men
"a ~ nervous diseases, nervous deph'
R!os ~, y restores and strengthens
liz ", for 50. Sold by A. p. hles
~ psugglst, 502 Main street. Houston;
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BUY Beaumont and Jefferson County Oil
company stock now az so cents. Price
liable TO advance at any time. Harral *
lIarrnl
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FOR SALE OR TRADE--0ne pet deer,
very gentle loves children. Address II.
f. Otto. Runge, Texas. 2
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NO. 211 MILAN STREET Whole or IN
part; the largest storeroom Ia Houston;
half block from market house. t. r,
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TrxAs SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
Experlenced and bonded detectives for
civil or cfifnlnal investtgatiop, bonded
waichmsn for day or night service: z, y.
Thnvonat. General Manager, SQo'o Aa11es
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or STOCKS-Oi lands and leases; we
.handle the stocks OF nearly every oil
company In the Eeaumout field, We get
hourly quota lions from the managers and
are constantly posted rs to the develop
ment In The 6eld; long distance pbone AMI
telegraph wire IN Office. NJ. M, Bright
& Co., phone No. 4o1, Beaumont, pexas
m
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|ffe,,gks-I positively guarantee Golden
n3,,.ve eser falling female regulator, VIII
>sE,a. most obstinate cases OF delayed
49,. ~ I'VE hours. Sent secure from
i;irs sslor1 siy DIR. Annie Fowler, 2Iil
49, g. Sc; Louis. Mo. 40
-s American Silver Truss. Sold by
8ess,,lA Messing, Druggist. SOP Main street,
~ -D-Every sufferer from rheuma-
"a r1ialysis, spinal affections, weak
e s 1.e back, erysipelas to know that
ssIous "Jo-Hev oil relieves and
~ asn MI other known remedies fail;
u 30 each postpaid. Write for
a. r. Jones Sons. Dallas, Texas,
4S1a5sc y OF TEETH $500. Diamond