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Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-22
COLDER IN WESTERN PORTION
Nebraska sly q. ALSO TO He some
what Ciouded Today and
Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON. March 2l.-Forecast for
Friday and Saturday:
For Nebraska and South Dakota-Partly
cloudy Friday and Saturday: colder in
western portion Saturday
For Iowa-Fair and warmer Friday: Sat
urday increasing cloudiness and probably
rain; southcrly winds.
For Missouri and kansas--Fsir Friday
increasing cloudiness and probably rain
Saturday; variable winds.
For North Dakota-Fair Friday with
higher temperature; Saturday fair and
colder; variable winds.
For Colorado and Wyoming-Partly cloudy
and probably rain or snow and colder FIi-
day; Saturday fair; variable winds.
For Montaua-Showers Friday with lower
temperature; Saturday fair: variable winds.
For Oklahoma. Indian Territory and Ar
ksnsas-Partly cloudy Friday with prob.
able showers in the afternoon or al night
Saturday fair; variable winds
For Illinois-Fair and warmer Friday:
Saturday probably fair westerly winds
shifting 10 fresh southerly
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-22
Old-Time Teiegrapher

otd-Itme Ieiesrnpher.
MILWAUKEE. March 2l.-Emile NJ.
Shape. for many years chief operator of the
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-22
SORES AND
WCERS.

Sores and Ulcers never become chronic
unless the blood is in poor condition is
sluggish, weak and unable to throw off
the poisons that accumulate in il. The
system must be relieved of the unhealthy
matter through the sore, and great danger
to life would follow should il heal before
the blood has been made pure and healthy
and all impurities eliminated from the sys-
TEN. SIS. begins the cure by first cleans
ing and invigorating the blood, building
up the general health and removing from
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-22

l.. A. WELSH.
IJca Forecast OEcial.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
RICE MILL IN PROSPECT
A PRosPEcToR HERE LOOKING FOR
A LOCATION.
Says Houston Has All the Advantages.
Suitable Site for the Mill
Is Wanted.

Mr.. c. j. Allen OF Portland. Ore, is In
the city looking over the field with the
view of locating a rice mill In Houston
provided he can secure suitable location
With the necessary trackage etc.
Mr.. Allen IL a practical operator, having
been engaged in rice milling both In Louisl-
ana and Oregon. He has his machinery
ready to be placed as soon as location
can be secured and building erected.
He is quite satisfied with Houston as OF.
ferlng splendid advantages for such an
enterprise In the way OF transportation
facilities and accessibility to what gives
promise of being eventually an inexhaust-
able source Of supply
Mr.. George Brown Of the Business League
had Mr.. Allen in tow yesterday Offering
him every facility possible in the way Of
inspecting suitable sites. He leaves today
for Beaumont and other points in the rice
producing section, but expects to return
TO Houston ON Monday, when his search
for suitable ground will be renewed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
INTEREST IN THE REVIVAL
ATTENDANTS OF SHEARN CHURCH
SERVICES BECOMING ENTHUsED.
Meetings Yesterday Were Fruitful, There
Being Several Conversions and Bap-
tisms-Synopss OF the Sermons.

Eleven conversions and ten baptisms tell
the story Of the service at Shearn church
yesterday morning, christian Homes''
was the subject discussed by the pastor.
Rev. Samuel X. Hay, and many there were,
as result thereof, who seemed deeply con.
cerued about the condition OF their homes
mud of the salvation OF their sons and
daughters. This meeting. so far as i'm
mediate results are concerned. was the
best OF the series. old Shearn shurch
with the prestige of wcnlth and of uoe no
mind 1t, seems awakened as II has not been
Tor quarter Of century. The very walls
Of brick aud mortar are becoming sacred /;
the air that Is brcathcd within seems holy
ana every one steps with a religious tread
Many are the ferycnt alncns uttered from
tul hearts. and unless all signs fail IL viii
not be long before some one shouts
At night the meeting opened with fun
mouse, as usual. and among the uddlt nee
mlght nave been seen many an auA'ous,
concerned Countpnancc.
An encouraging feature of this NEE II 2
10 the pastor was the large uumhcI IF men
IN attendance. nearly as mnny men Icing
present as there were women. IL Is ALSO
a noticeable fact, which H. a problem n
the meeting as well. thar. with a few cx-
eegtlons' nearly every nt-at service secs
different audience present that t. there
are those who have not heen on - the
meetings before.
a most beautiful and foacans duct vas
titled Never Alone" Sweet religions sirg
Ing Is one Of the features of these me. l.
lngs, as well as straight gospel AMI does
much towards making the MEETINGS rat
they are
The subject of the night .cIuon was
"The Doctrine of Sin" rh"sc Ifssgacs
were selected and read as texts 'Inc rlst
was Psalm H. 2, For / acknowledge my
trnnsgrcsson and my sin Is ever before
me- The second was from James iy. II,
Him that knoweth to do good and doclh
II not. tr HIM ~ rs siu Tho third pnS-
sage was found In | Peter t. ~ Being
born again, not nf corrupt'blp seed, hui Of
ncorruptiblc by the word Of Goa, which
iveth aud abideth forever" cine Bible"
said the preacher. teaches that sin con.
eists of three forps: First. direct Dis
obedience to the VIII Of God. which is
illustrated In tho first tcXt, secondly nc.
glcct Of duty, covered by the sccoul pas
sage. aud thirdly, n sinful nature. which
lies back Of all. diSposing MS to wrong do
Ing"
Each point WAS elaborated and illustrat-
ed, showing how these three conditions are
found IN every evil nature, aud that they
urr tho foundation principle or that rvil
nature, thus making II necessary. as Christ
told Nicodemus. 10 he born again. aye
must be horn again"
At tho night service the interest was
about the same as in the morning. many
asking for prayers and four PROCESSING con
version.
There viii he no service this morning or
tonight. hut all are urged to be present ON
Sunday morning To begin the meeting next
week In earnest and with good vigorous
start
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
WISE HOTEL MAN.
Wife Put Hin, Riuht.

All Motel men, as a rule, are healthy, hui
once In a while they are subject To stoma "a
lropblc like the ordinary mortal, and IN i
interesting TO know what they do 10 pro,
vide themselves with proper food
Ia the ease Of MIR Mckee OF the Wheeler
House, Howard, = D., he finally got down
10 trape-Nuts alone. aud lived on II FOR
a little over six months. lie Speaks of
some wheat foods and other rereals maj
he could not digest, but Grape Nuts is ore.
dtgested and easy for the weakest Kind ~
II stomach, so that he got well on H.
lie writes at length. giving a dcs.rIn.
cure by food. He SAYS he had becnne
completely discouraged as he could moi rc
tain any food and digest e. Finally AIs
Mife heard Of Grape Nuts Food and nroa1
MIN 10 eat some OF IL and nothing cIss
He says: ~ quickly began 10 gain In fasn
and my skin took on another color
stuck 10 Grape Nuts and nothing cIse fr
over sin months | gained - pounds hs.
gan to sleep naturally aud bsve gott.n
quite well, S"'''"
After a while | began to eat plain fo,i
again and felt no distress The Gron.
Nuts regulated mysbowcls and cured me of
the old headache" ''' VI
The makers DO not advise the use or
GRAPE Nuts Food alone, except In extremc
eases like this, II IL better, az a rIiie ~
Ing teaspoonfuis OF Grape. NUTS win sn'ne
good rich cream, together with n ptyis
cooked fruit and some Postum Food Cefres
AZ midday have n little meat ana sop,e
Vegetables, and NJ night have the gains
meal as the breakfast This soFt On , ne,
VIII cure stomach and nervous trouhl. ~
90 cases cut of LOO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
INSPECTING THE WATER PLANT.
Doctors Looking at It from a Sanitary
Point of View

Doctors Looking at It from a Sanitary
Point of View.
Assistant City Health Officer DR.. Brum
hy, who filed a protest with tho city conn
ell az its last meeting against the accept.
ance Of the amended contract with thc
Houston Water company, on the ground
tast the permission to at any time use
bayou water in the mains WAS detrimental
10 public health: DR.. Scott, president OF
inc Houston board OF health, and Dr. Nor
fis, q member Of the board, mnde nm In.
specuon OF the water works nlnnt ycstpr.
Gay nj the invitation of superintendent II j.,
j. Smith.
What their conclusions were or vn,,
use ihey propose TO make of the nfnrm1,
tlon they acquired through their Insnec.
ron, 1re matters not vouchsafed FOR pub
licatlon. F'N
a Post reporter asked Or. Brnmby lasf
n!snt II ihey, Intended making any report
No. replied the doctor. "wo were not
actlhg pndcr authority from tho connect
and nave not been asked 20 mako any re-
port ] sun maintain, however, that n "A
exceedingly dangerous 90 public health 70
hush Inc water mains With bayou Wuter
superintendent Smith shys thHt lf INC
company can be relieved of furnishing The
pressure required under tho old contract
y VIII greatly lessen the necessity of 20
ing TO tue bayou for water. hnt ! notice
tnst the amended contrnct permits the
company to use bayou wIter under several
contingencies. the one which Is likely ia
fire. ~ va
Just SO long as The water comnonv
Is permitted 10 run bayou water through
nunity."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
NEW BANK FOR HOUSTON.
The Southern National Will Begin
Business July !.
TEXAS AND NEW YORK CAPITALISTS
Are the Stockholders and VIII Be the
Incorporators--Mr. John J.
Cannon Cashier.
Houston is to have another National bank.

Houston Is to have another National bank.
The strongest banking city In the state,
with daily clearances TINT are the talk OF
xhe commercial world. will soon have its
sixth National bank.
Its organizers and promoters will be men
well known In financial circles OF Texas and
the East. Among the stockholders may
be mentioned Mr.. George w. Breckenridge
of san Antonio president San Antonio Ma
tional bank; Mr.. John J. Cannon Of Hons
ton cashier Of the Commercial National
bank; Mr.. S. G.. Bayne, vice president Sea-
board National bank, New York; Mr.. T..
wistar Brown, Vice president OF the Provi-
dent Life and Trust company, philadelphia:
Messrs s. G. Nelson vice president. j. f..
Thompson, cashier, and c. e. Thompson
assistant cashier OF the Seaboarl National
bank Of New York and Hon. Jonathan Lane
OF Houston,
The officers and directors have not yet
been chosen, but It Is understood that Mr..
George w Breckenridge OF san Antonio
will be president and Mr.. S. q. Bayne Of
New York vice president Mr. John j.
Cannon Of Houston will he cnshier. Mr..
Cannon has held this position with the
Commercial OF this city for several years,
and is well known ln financial circles of
Texas and elsewhere.
The bank Is TO be called the Southern
National Its capital stock viii he $500
coo. The building on Main street ndjoin-
Ing the r. w. House bank, owned by the
Charles House estate has been leased MS
the home Of the Institution. II is the m
tentlou of the lncorporators, however, to
have building of their own in few
years, and 10 make II one that Will be
credit TO the city.
Houston's banking facilities are recog-
nized everywhere as equal to those of
cities with ten times the population Of
this. and the addition Of another strong
bank will be matter for general congratI.
iatlon. 1t shows that the city is making
substantial progress, and that the leaders
In the financial world have conndcnc. in
Houston and believe in its growth and adj.
vancement
The new bank has leased the House suld.
ing beginning June 1, and will be ready Cor
business July 1.
Mr.. Gannon's resignation as cashier a
the Commercial National bank takes effect
June 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
A NEW HALL TO BE BUILT
BY THE TURNVERElN IF THE BONDS
CAN BE FLOATED.
It Will Be in Every Respect a Modern
Club House--A Three-Story Brick.
Summer Night Concerts.

AS was stated in The Post yesterday
the Houston Turnyeren has reverted Ia
the idea entertained some time ago of
building new hail on its recently ac.
quired property corner Of Texas avenue
and Caroline street.-the lots Just in the
rear of the present hall When this prop
erty was first acquired something over a
year ago. the idea was then agitated Of
building new hall on the site. but this
suggestion was temporarily abandoned
ana the idea substituted of re.
modeling the present HAN and using
the funds and credit of the organization
IN acquiring the balance of the property
in the block about two.thIrds of Nhich
is now owned by the Turnyerein. Expan.
sion was the paramount idea In ho. n cases
Inc organization has Increased so rapidly
ct late that the present accommodations
are entirely inadequate.
Now the idea has been again revlven
OF huldlng new hall and club house Ir
mas been recommended by the directory
ana me president has been authorized t.
appoint committee to investigate tho
feasibility Of floating $4,000 in hords. In
? sores OF p0pul ir dcnomiElt on RIM
iilhg twenty years ard baaring per cput
interest. MS bond issue will Ice first
mortgage Hen upon the entire property of
the organization and sufficient ia nav tna
present debt and construct a 100000 ciub
mouse compete and up 10 date in ali Of
aITS ~ ''llS' iulH WIN me view Of meeting
al the requirements If the Turnverein ana
cont aiming we'll appointed han In whom
more attention will he paid ia acconsiics
man to the securing of n smooth dancing
surface '"
The plans for the new han. howevnr
VIII not be solicited until a market IL
found fer the houds. and Secretary Kotf.
mann Of the Turnvcrein thinks that incre
VIII be no trouble In dispoSing of these
bonds very largely among the members
The summer night concert season win
be inaugurated on May 81 Herb & Lewis
band has been secured for the snasnn
new plan will he inaugurated this season
by which children viii be given Tie nsa
OF the hall for dancing from s TO 10 n. m
which IL will be turned over to rho
adults. 'ne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
FOR MEMORIAL DAY.

Grand Army People Trying to Enlist GEN
eral interest in Its Observance.
Members of the local post. Grand Army
OF the Republic, are working with the view
of having very general observance OF
Memorial Day in this city on May 30.
With this end in view they announce n
meeting to be held at the parlors of tho
Rice hotel on next Tuesday evening, May
H. to which they invite members of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of the Republic. Daughters of
the Confederacy. members OF Dick Bowling
camp, United Confederate Veterans; mem
bers Of the Grand Army OF the Republic
aud Woman's Relief Corps and, In fact, all
other citizens who desire to participate in
the pretty custom of decorating the graves
OF the dead, of civilians ms well as sol.
diers, Of those who wore the gray as wen
as those who wore the blue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

:. Aug Beiliez Of 81, Louis is stopping at
], IL. Klunk or Baltimore is autographed
al the LhWlor.
j. Brown and wife of Boston. Mass.
are guests Mt the Lawlor.
Charles +. Riley Of Cincinnati. Ohio is
registered at the Lawlor
Mf. Nathan Davis, substantial cttizen
OF Auslh Was In Houston last night.
~, nr; !, gctt Pinckard of beaumont as at
tNr lthtehlhs house Yesterday morning
w. j., Hardwick Of Fort Worth was
among the arrivals at the Luwior last nlght
Mr. II. C.. Cooke. an architect of Cors,
Tfana WaS IN the city Yesterday en- route TO
,cepgrcsyman $. b. Cooper OF the Second
en- route TO AUSTIN
Ar, John ]. Cannon cashier OF the C',i.
m.eiial Nailon0l bank, returned yesterday
IRON business trip to New York
DR.. j. u. McGregor former HoustonIan
n,W Itsl0lng AZ Neimar, came In last night
una Is among the guests OF the Rice hotel,
Mr. John chiles, one Of Austins most
p Ibe ,Iss drnsglsts, spent Yesterday IN
returned homo last night
Messis J T Beatty, an attorney of Jas.
per, and O. II. Kirkland Of The same place
MeIn visitors 70 the city. yesterday and last
hehl, stopping &C the lIutchins house
Mr.; Julius Jacobs. son Of Mr. H. A.
Jacobs OF Napasota who has been In Hous-
NJ ior ne past several days. guest Of
mont. ~ "'""
Mr. z, Il. SPOTS of the law nrm Of Ashe
4 SPOTS Of llonslon, who has been speIid.
ing most OF his time at Beaumont For the
pnst Few weeks, returned last night and
y, WI. spend several days at his apartments
IN the Rice hotel.
PRESBYTERIAN church Will leave Monday ms
oeieRafe 10 attend the general assenhIv
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Keep the Balance un.

II has been truthfulIy said tbat any AZ.
turhance Of the even balance of hcaji1
causes serious trouble. Nobody cau te
roo careful to keep this balance IN. Whc,,
people begin to lose appetite. or to -at
on sickness, weakness, or debility. Tne
system needs tonic, Graves it, and shouii
not pc denied IL; and the best tonic of
S wm.cn We nave any knowledge is Hood 5
10 rsaparllla. What this medicine has Jono
IN keeping healthy people healthy. in Keen.
tthhg up the even balance Of health, gives II
me ~ SAM distinction as preventive thatt
in s tmy%lS as cure. Its early use has n.
t t1 stitch in time saves nlnr. - !fa ,iS
ance. '"s'H "uu endur'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
MORE LARGE LAND DEALS.
Deeds for Several important Transae
tons Were Filed NestnrAau

tons Were Filed Yesterday.
Yesterday was a pretty good day for the
h'ing of warranty deeds for record In the
county clerks offlce and number of i'm
portant ones were among those hled. one
deed conveyed from William Christian as
master commissioner for sale of the uon..
ton Cemetery company, a portion OF the
,,,,lenM God cemetery property to n. w
nonse Tor $500 The sale was made NJ
PUBIC anetion In March. but the deed was
h2r 1ied FOR record until yesterday,
Wo quite large deals In country prom
er,y were also shown by the deeds 'ilrI
JohR G1rvey sold 4s2 10 acres of land ont
o. ~ James Bailey survey 60 ]. q. Thorn
Tor Sots4, and honght from " / William
son bIaek 81 the Houston ana Texas con
aat tn' hAll"nl company survey, containing
Jacob Mornberger made another convey
a nh1 " W " Rice. transferring lot 4. Tie
adjoining half of lot and 25xT5 feet M
lo' - IA block z Of tho subdivision of the
u - i99iIman m-aerr lot I, situated in the
cry OF Houston, on the south side Of Ruf
taio bayou the consideration being SiSi5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11

The White Star Ifner "Col,i,,
ocean leviathan OF twenty.onc ii9i odt.Phe new. new
,hiEl tons and, the largest sfeamsbi,n ~
Enow W"F tdpT aas been chPrtercd BY ha well
~ anaIs cruise. to the Medlitrrannan ' a1I
1907 -NeN l"k FEBRUARY &
The cruise will he one of ,ro,+ t,..
." a. VIII ne readly seen bv gi2p ijito.es'
Ne Ne pr,opoS,ei route tho party viii fnIjo,H,.
aria Ij't Gair "ihTaItar Agiers, Malta AIeXnTn,
"''' 'dhl' Jerusalem, Caifa, Smyr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11

tnche Of the establishment OF Nccco & Else
nam, died yesterday afternoon about .
Q clock at the family residence. corner OF
Broadway street and Pierce avenue The
funeral will take place this afternoon at
o'clock from the residence.
The deceased was a member of San Va.
cDto hive No. -. Ladies' Of the Macca
bees, and the members OF that hive VIII
assemble at Odd Fellows hall at o'clock
TO attend the obscqules.
The following persons Will serve as pail.
bearers Mcssrs. Jesse Maddox. V. Necco.
=, Block, Il. n. Metts and Charles Pillow.
der,
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day night being conspicuous BY their alb.

day night being conspicuous by their alb
scncc.
Several box parties were in attendance
The final performance Of the piece Will be
given this afternoon. beginning at 2:3O.
and another large house is expected. Chill
dren will be admitted 70 the matinee for
25 cents. outside OF the fact that the per-
Torrance itself Is very meritorlous, fun
OF amusing Incidents, the cause for which
Il Is given Is laudable ana one that should
appeal to every citizen to help along the
movement having for It's purpose the plac-
ing of a beautiful monument In Houston
10 the memory of the Confederate dead.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

y ssael poitle of Halls Great Dsea,.
ngfs ~ kidney and bladder troni,ylDl'
s4+ gsagsl, cures diabetes. ser.,.'s
s 3pAk aag lame backs rh,lli
aa y. irregularities Of the sidnrS.
.aldtr ia both men and woneo Ivy
trlsle Ia children. II not sold is,s p.si-
~.si. viii be sent By mall on reessi, Your
titD, One smaIl, bottle is two monthos " =!
trea gnent, and Will cure any case nhln.s
mentioned, Dr., Il. w. Hail, Sole Ma navyie
irrer 4. o. Box 629, ST. Louis, No siae,
Ior testImonlals; Sold BY all druggists s sna
BeilviIle. Texas, September 18th This o.
10 certify that have used Halls Graz
Discovery for Kidney and Bladder Tronble
lu my family and can trutbfnlIy say that n
.Sse COED satisfaction ]. b. LEWIS y
Tax Collector, Austin County.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
City Hall Imnrovements.

The improvements at the city han are
progressing very slowly All the new Of
flee rooms being bullt in the space form.
eriy occupied by the large han are helm.
81 Iphed with steel ceiling rhe ceiling
over the old council chamber has bcrIl
dome-Shaped and Is similarly covered
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
TIE UNITED MopERNs


Enjoy a Very Interesting Evening at a
Smoker,
The United Moderns enjoyed smoker
and social session last night at their lodge
room The evening was spent most de-
hghtfully in the enjoyment of an enter
tanning program, rendered by friends and
members, and In dnncing and other pas
times and amusements.
During the evening tho. tickets to the
joint picnic to be given by the Houston
and Galveston lodges ut La Porte on May
80, were distributed.
The program as rendered was as follows
Piano solo ............Mr w. G. Banks
Recitation miss George Blakewood
song ..,........,...M Mr. &. w, Whecldun
Piano Duet........ Misses Miller and Clay
ltecltalloh .,....'....--,. MISS Mnrgmec
Musical Selection ...,.... Prof. Donncllon
Recitation ..,'....,.,....,.;:.. Prof. Buck
Piano Solo ,..............Al Miss Wheeldon
Mandolin Duet ........,...........
........ Misses Lasher and Mnroney
Plano Solo. .............. Miss Duchcchois
Nlolln SOLO ..,.,.,.-.,...... Mr.. Schrader
Prof. Hodekins, accompanist,
soprano Solo ..,............. Mrs Pickles
Prof, lIodgkins, accompanist.
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supposed Esoaped convlots.

Three MeNicans In convict garb were dis
covered In the Fifth ward Thursday night
and made an attempt TO rob II negro wo-
man OF some clothing. They We're chased
10y officers. but maue good their cscape
The authorities here have not yet been
notified of any conyicts having escaped.
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The Jacksonville End

The following was received Yesterday:
To The Houston Post. Houston. Texas.
Jacksonville. Fla. May s. we thank your
GOOD people for their generous donation
to our suffering city. Have drawn on you
for 5000, as directed. Yours gratefully,
j. Il. r. Bowden Mayor
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ma. Constantinople, Athens, Naples
Liverpool and New York. III. !,
Mr.. Clark makes Il specially Of las.s
steamships for cruises, and dpfH,
past ten years has carried out 70 w
hi completion several of these '"A
cruises.
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Want t'Be Teut Off at RuHalA
For rates and particulars about W. !
American. Exposition call on any w.
Kansas and Texas Railway, AgennLrQ II
dress w. u. chsrs,s.
Genl Pass. Agt., Dallas ia'
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PAMPANA SPANISH MAcKEafA
Red snapper. Shrimp and Cra -.
tusy's, 416 Travis street; phones ~
delivery.
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PATRIcK's TRANSFER. PHONE 7ss
Heavy machinery and safes specIalt,