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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-01
WEST VIRGINIA JUSTICE
AS Ii is prOpa mt Chester. Ham
cock C~Ounty-A sever Penalty.

special 10 the Register.
EAST LIVERPOOL. O., May 31.-Sam-
uel Brown. of K~ittanning, Pa. was to-day
lodged in jail at New Cumberland, w. Va.
along with three colored women. all of
whom got a dose of West Virginia justice
last night that surprised them. The shanty
boat of Charles Gallagher. at the foot of
Babb's Island, was raided last night by
Sheriff Allison. of Hancock county. W
Va, and a posse of DEPUTIES, The boat
is one of the worst resorts in this vicinity.
Four persons were arrested and at once
taken before Justice Johnston. of Ches-
ter. He promptly imposed fines to the full
extent of the law. The colored women
must nay S25 each and costs and go 80 days
to Jail.
Brown. a white man. had two pistols
in his pockets. and the additional charge
of carrying concealed weapons was made
against him He was fined $50 and costs
and sentenced to Jail for eight months. 1t
was the P-ennsylvanian's first ~troduct
to West Virginia law. and it knocked him
nearly speeches.. Justice Johnston ex-
pressed regret that he was not allowed
to impose a more severe penalty on all
the offenders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-01
SEVERE WIND STORMS.

DAWSON, Ga, May 31.-A terrific
wind and hail storm visited Dawson at
Z O'Clock this morning. doing much
damage. Stock was killed by lightning
and crops in this section are greatly
damaged.
VICKSBURG. Miss, May 31.-A wind
storm passed through the southwestern
section of Claiborne county this morn
ing. prostrating trees. houses and every
thing in its path. So far only one
fatality is reported-the five-year-old
daughter of Elijah Copeland. colored.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-01
TO UCCEED 7

PTTTSBURG, Pa, May Silt is an
nounced to-nignt on good authority that
George l.. Peck, at present general sup
e-intendent of the Pan Handle branch
of the Pennsylvania system, will sue
coed E. L. Potter as general manager
of the Pennsylvania lines west. Mr..
Potter has gore 10 the Baltimore &
Ohio with President Loree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-01
BOGUS STREET CAR TICKETS.
Washington Was to Have Been
Flooded with Them-Were Print
cd in Scotland.

Gu HI .E
WASHINGTON. May 3~1.-Frederick
D. Engley, a conductor on the Wash
ington Traction Company's line, and
his brother, Samuel F. Engiey, of Hy-
attsville. Nd, whose arrests yesterday
on charges of forgery revealed an al
legged plot for flooding the city with
bogus car tickets. were arraigned to-
day and waived examination.
The police had received a c~ablegram
from the authorities of Glasgow. Scot
land, announcing that they had recoy-
cred the plates from which the bogus
tickets were struck and that along
with them were recovered 40, 900
sheets of tickets. a~ggregating 240. 900
tickets. The bail Of each of the two
men was fixed at $1,000. which they
we're unable to furnish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-01
woMAN's AWFUL CRIME.
ordered He and their Ia
by. Then Committed Suicide.

CINCINNATI, O.. May 31.-A fright
full tragedy took place at the home of
Ottie Hester. on Western avenue and
Third street. C%ovington. KY. tonight
and the bodies of an entire family now
lie at the morgue in that city.
Mrs. Kate Hester. aged 80. after a
quarrel with her husband. Ottie. aged
AZ. at the supper table. shot and killed
him as well as their t~hree-year-old
daughter, after which she put the revol-
yer to her own head and blew out her
brains. 1t is not known what was the
cause of the quarrel.
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v THE
Army ureeons Resolve In Favor Of
Its Early ablishm

Army surgeons Resolve In Favor 01
Its Early RcestabIishmenG.
ST. PAUL. May 3L.-By a unanimous
vote the association OF military sur
geons in session here to-day passed .
resolution in favor OF the repeal Of the
anti-canteen law. The resolution re-
cites: THAT the abolition OF the army
post exchange or canteen has resulted
and must inevitably result In an In
crease of -intemperance, characterization.
discomfort. desertion and disease In tine
army" deplores the abolishing Of the
said post exchange or ~canteen, and In
the INTEREST," OF sanitation. morality and
discipline recommends It's re-establish-
ment at the earliest possible date
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-01
OIL OPERATIONS.
The Big Sand Fork Strike.

Gentlemen interested in the Sand
Fork Oil and Gas Company heard yes
terday from the we'll struck last week
in the Lima field, and say since being
shot it is doing 240 barrels per day and
holding up beautifully. This we'll came
in about a week ago at the rate of 100
barrels, but agitation improved it won
derfully.
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THE STRIKE IS SETTLED.

NEW YORK, May 31.-Unless some
thing unforeseen happens the strike on
the Rapid Transit tunnel will be ended
Monday and the strikers will return to
work under union conditions at noon.
All non-union men who were employed
during the strike will be discharged or
will have to join the union. An agree
ment which will prevent strikes on tun-
mel work viii be signed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-01
OH Quotations.

OF Lofty, Pa, May S.-Credit balances
$I.6; certificates, no bid. Shipments, ls0.-
$50 bbls average, 1907 bbls. Runs, 215. Isl
bbls; average. 81, 241 bbls.
NEW YORK. May a~.-Standard oil, s7as
6S00.
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Special to the Register.

Special 70 the Register.
PITTSBURG. Pa, May zrIn the Scio
field, in Harrison county, Ohio Jennings
Co. have completed and shot their No. 3
on the J.. W. Hawk farm and will have :
light well. In the same development Cup
Ter = Co have completed No. 10 on the
W. 8. Fisher farm and viii not have bee-
ter than 3 ~fre-barreI puMDor.
AZ the !. n Guffy Petroleum Companyn
office Il was emphaticaIIy denied that fhe
company had enfere1 hits = e~0utrnek~W1ff
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Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
ELLENBORO, w. Va, May 31.LThe
South Penn Oil Company are erecting
a rig for their second well on the Mar
tin heirs farm on Rock Run. The first
well on this farm was drilled In about
ten days ago, and was said to be dry,
but has been making 70 barrels of oil
per day ever since it was through the
pay.
The heavy rains of the past week
have delayed planned operations con-
s~iderably on account of the heavy con-
dition OF the roads, which retards haul
ing.
The rig for the Gartlan Oil Co.'S No.
l on NJ. NJ. Lambert's farm here in
town, is completed, but the machinery
has mo- arrived.
The Associated Producers have begun
drilling on their No. 2 on the G. Heint-
Herman farm on Dog Comfort run.
Col. C. c. Davis, the right-of-way
man and damage adjuster for the
Eureka Pipe Line Company, is making
a business tour through Richie coun-
ty. !.
H. c. Perriott, of Cameron, w. Va,
was here a few Gays ago aT.1 leased the
old Justice Weekly farm on Husher's
run +,
Local, parties are ~endeavoring to Sc
cure a block of territory rom a com-
pany and drill a well somewhere on
Lost run. south Of this place. There is
a large block Of undeveloped territory
in the section named that is purely
wild cat"
The Carter Oil Company's strike on
Zimri Flanagan's farm, near Holbrook,
in the southern part of the county, has
caused much excitement and consider
able activity among leasers who are
taking up all available territory.
j. M. Guffy & Co.'s No.2. Samuel
Ayers. and the Lawther Oil Co.'S No. l,
Cassidy Taylor, will be Que in, in Sheri-
dan district. Calhoun county, by to-
morrow night.
The South Penn Oil Company has
been listing the holdings Of the small
er operators and spectators in Cal
houn county. and it is reported a
movement is on foot by the South Penn
to purchase all the holdings.
Special TO the Register,
WESTON. W. Va, May 31--To-day's
runs from the Sand Fork oil field is
as follows:
Copley heirs No. /. 10 barrels; No. 2,
10 barrels. J.. Copley No. 1, 5 barrels;
No. 8, Is barrels. Reynolds No. /, Is
barrels, No. 4. s barrels; No. 5. so bar
rels: No. 6. so barrels; No. Z, 40 bar
rels; No. s. 30 barrels; No. 10. 10 bar
rels; No. IL, 80 barrels. Romine No. l,
II barrels. Ed. Mullady No. 1. so bar
rels; No. 2, 112 barrels. ]. B. Cox No.
/, 20 barrels. Bohan No. /, 20 barrels;
No. 2, 20 barrels. j. w. Cox No 1. 80
barrels. No. 2. 20 barrels; No. 4, 20 bar
rels, No. 5, IS barrels Mullady No. 1,
80 barrels: No. 2. 20 barrels; No. 4 20
barrels; No. 4. s barrels; No. 5, 80 bar
rels: No. 6, 10 barrels; No. Z, 10 bar
reis; No. S. so barrels. Smith No. 1. 80
barrels. Westfall No /. 80 barrels.
Turner No. /. p barrels; No. 2, 20 bar
reIs; No. 4. 10 barrels, No. 5, 81 bar
reIs. W. H. Cox No. l, Is barrels
Sommers No. 1, Is barrels; No. s, 10
barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-01
MRS. MKINLEY's ILLNESS.
She II Not Ont Of Danger, But In Pro-
crossing Favorably-Slow Im-
provement Expected.

She II Not Out of Danger, HIT In Pro-
crossing Favorably-SIow linz
provement Expected.
WASHINGTON, May 31.-The physi-
clans who are in attendance upon Mira.
Mckinley, after a consultation this fore
noon, issued the following statement Of
her condition:
Mrs. Mckinley is recovering from
the fatigue of the trip. The illness from
which she was suffering In San Fran
cisco still continues though In less in
tense form. She Is still feeble and CAM
not be considered out OF danger. Her
progress will no doubt be slow, but inn
provement is looked for.
"P. NJ. RIXEY. M. d.
GEO. NJ. sTE1NBERG, az. D.
w. w. JOHNSTON. NJ. d"
A bulletin tonight says:
Mrs. Mckinley failed 10 show any inn-
provement during the day, and to-nighf
her condition is reported az unchanged
from the status given In the bulletin is
sued during the morning. One of the
grave features of the ease is the fact that
she continues extremely weak and falls
to gain In strength. She Is very seriously
III, but has had severe attacks OF Illness
heretofore. and this gives rise for hope
that she will yet show Improvement. No
bulletin was issued tonight and none will
be until after the consultation Of phy-
sicians tomorrow. Both Doctors Stern
berg and Rixey called during the evening.
at separate times, the latter remaining
with the patient some little while.
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BICYCLE TIRES S4 30 pair; Morgan &
Wright inner tubes 81; bicycle railroad
attachments, puncture proof tires March
Gilmore. Houston II
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sum of FIVE hundred dollars $500 5 on
payable to the J. IL. o'Donneii Canal com.
pany as an evidence of good faith on the
part or tho contractor. The right is re-
glneer NN''As =,
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NoTICE-The commissioners court OF Wal,
Ter county. Texas, VIII receive bids ana
propositions untll the second Monday 10
January 1902, for the purchase, lease or
rent OF the county farm. consisting OF
200 acres Of land. BY okdcr OF the com
mlssioncrs court. ]. T. Sanders, Clerk
COUNTY, Court. Waller county, Texas. &C
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N0TfCE-Blds and specifications for the
construction Of steel and wood bridge
across the Colorado river near Bay CITY.
Texas will be received ~ the commits
stoners court OF Matagorhl county at Bay
City on January 81, 1902, AT 2 o'cfnck p.
m. The court reserves the right to rejecr
any and all bids and specifications. For
further particulars apply to Jesse
Matthews. County Judge, Matagorda
county Bay City Texas 1921 -02
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A POST WANT AID WILL GET
. just what you want.
FOR SALE.

SEVENTY feet OF shelving and counters.
four show cases, one show window,
cheap must be moved Monday; 1910
Texas avenue -
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NOhiCh to Contractors--Sealed proposaIs
WI be received at the offices OF John W.
maNcy consulting engineer, Houston,
texas, until II o'clock, noon. on tho 10Th
day Of January. 1902, Tor ihe construction
OF pile foundations, bulkheads fumes
concrete or brick masonry work, and FOR
Two power houses at a point Ave miles
more or less, from a railway station near
pans Plans, copies OF specifications and full In
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eaenths weeks ago, Al brIght
NJ 81 rod ROD fox terrier puppy:
IN fsedge,a Tor information lead
''siee W j. p. Schosser, 500
%
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ROTARY well rig, American Well Works
manufacture; In excellent condition and
completely equipped. Write to ID. y.
HirshLed, Beaumont, Texas, 3
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WANrED-BdS on approximately l50,OO4
cubic yards dirt work by the Port Arr
thur Rice and Irrigation company, Neder-
land, Texas; said work eXouvating irri-
eating canals. For specifications aud
particulars address j. NJ. Harmon, man
agcr, Nederund, Texas. -
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ToE SALE big bargain in new and
secondhand furniture and hardware store;
good trade; good location and cheap rent;
amount OF stock on hand $500; snap; no
fake: am going away. Address 600 this
office.
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NOVICE 10 CONTRACTORs-sea pro
posais will he received at the offices Of
John w. Maxcy, consulting engineer.
the I'd day of January. A. D.. 1909, for
the construction Of pile foundations, bulk
head, fumes, bridges, concrete and brick
hnnsos al a point about seven miles. prnors
or less, northwesterly from Crosby, Har.
rls county, Texas forms. Of proposals.
plans, copies Of specifications and full IN
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EDUCATIONAL

school reopens January .. Room 200 Ma
son building. 4
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BoARp-RooMs WANTED.

WZNTTE-Roo and board Tor couple;
private family preferred; references e3-
changed. Address $3.50, this office.
WANTED Board and lodeing fof students
about JaHhs<y- i, 1902; II iuitst bnf ghepp
but substantial Address tho use 20 calQ
with references, stating terms, Massey
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FOR SbLE-tnaranted strictly pure home
made ribbon cane syrup made by eX-
perienCed hand and satisfaction gtiarGn-
in any quantity; send 30 cents for sam
pie gallon, Y Il. Loggins, Columbia,
Texas '." tt
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NUIICE to Grading Contrnctors-Sealed
proposals will be received az the office
Of John W. Maxcy, consulting engineer,
Houston, Texas, until 10 o'clock, nooa,
system of canal leyees at a point about
five miles from railway station within
thirty miles OF Houston. Approximate
row ana waste Waste Forms ' Of propossIs.
plans, pronles, copies of the speclnca-
lions and instructions 10 bidders can I've
seen at the office Of John W. Maxcy.
Each bid must be accompanied by a GER
tIfed check for $1,000 payable to the
.o'Dotneli Canal company, as guarantee
of good faith. The right is reserved TO re-
iect any and all bids John w. MaxeyI
consulting engineer y
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FOR xMAs-At Pastoriza's. so4 Main
street, such as pocketbooks, railroad pass
cases, fountain pens, nne note paper. II
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Texas, each bid must be accompanied by
certified check for $500. payable TO the
Citsby Canal company, as evidence Of
Tor; the Crosby Canal company reserves
the right 70 reject any or all bids. John
w. Maxcy, consulting engineer, 2O4,5
Biuz building. 1922
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FOR SAIE--l0xl5 Gordon printing press
paper cutter 30 fonts of type, etc. com.
plete job printing office Address A 4
Petlcolas, Victoria, Texas &
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PROFESSIONAL,

" a-aIaNSSlSCo TAILOR--As we
\ ~ m9sge business and employ
re pants we make a speciality
\ Ae ans, 70 order in six hours;
. h ia ait work at the lowest
I uty' L. Bernhart, 40
If
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Y slRENGrH PILLS-Pennyroyal,
Fid rouonroot, 50 per box; for re
Is rsts q suppressed menses; sealed
" Elth directions. DR.. White Medi.
IL, z 0. Box 6, Houston, Texas. .
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a C1PTAN. at COS Milan street, near
FrsnklIn, pays highest prices for gentle,
mems old clothing aud shoes; send postai,
card; will call
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DON'T MISS THIS-Flye acres black sandy
loam well drained perfect title, shell
$50; house rem free while you build.
Il, A. johnson, 012i2 Congress avenue. IS
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line OF fancy gold plated
photograph frames; make excellent pres
ents. See them at Kopfss 10f4 Prairie
avenue 1902
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FOR SALE Cheap, a lo0-horse power
%esti Ing engine, In good working or.
mill Can he seen at American Cotton
company's gin plant. Brennan, Texas.
Address communication to %. S. Cage,
American Cotton Co., Houston Texas.
1902
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HAY-Rlce straw OF best quality; ask FOR
prices. NJ. Habegger, El Campo, Texas.
1907
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE, 300 MAIN
street. controls nine-tcnths OF all unsold
Houston Heights lots; our prices are
lowest and terms the hest to be had.
JOHN A MlLRON. Agent. tt
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= On possession OF checR for
M srnea National bank OF
vi oy X. Il. Brooks, and
Ia iso Ca npbell, dated De
= asked VIII receive $50 and no
laef py returning same 10
~ rs,ssNulnont. Texas, or r.,
Fs'nss. company, Houston.
" hahk Oi saidfcheck has been
- 20
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WANTED Location by competent. rella-
BILE physician OF experience; within 100
miles north or west Of Houston preferred
don't object to good inland town. Box
IA, Campbell, Texas. 80
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FOUND. STnI-FM

Ielsh lss I'M q tue First Presbyte-
seAdkereh,o sunday morning, small
e1n N5.ti with narrow border
slQ hr'1 nndef Will confer a
Scott !. 'saring same with Mr..
y AZ, Lewyn's drug store.
49, %
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NUIICE 70 Grading ContrnctOrs--SeQle
proposals win be received at the Offices OF
IGn 9sxc a09 70 ndsck sHs1ee
the % day OF January, 1902, for construct
ing system Of canal leyees az a polns
about seven miles north OF Crosby, Har
10000 cubic yards, all borrow and waste:
forms OF proposals, plans, prohles, copies
Of specifications and instructions to bid
w. Maxcy; each bid must be accom-,
panied by certified check for $1,000, pay
able 10 the Crosby Canal company, as =
guarantee OF good faith on the part of the
contractors the Crosby Canal company re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
John w. Maxcy, consulting engineer.
204-5 Blnz building. l,2-o2
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FIVE LOTS with improvements, close IN,
FOR sale or exchange. Owner, 1915 Texas
avenue. a 30
MIRRORS resIivered; phone COL. 70i Con
grcss 7. 81
/ HAVE Ssaytsee- 1gsrt4r of good business
property In good town la Central Tex
as: / want TO trade this property for
lumber: do not answer unless you mean
business; 6io2. this Office 80
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LAND BARGAINS-s0 acres smooth black
prairie, right on rice canal, 10 miles
acres prairie on Clear Creek, near rail-
road, il miles south from Houston $40
Der acre. II. II. MacNicoll. 42S Biuz. so
BARG AlN-Two choice lots In First wrrl
near Houston avenue for sale AT $3.50
building ~
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WROUGHT iron pipe for sale; In first
class condition; equal 10 new; Immediate
shipment; all sizes. VIM, p Davis. Equit-
able building, Atlanta Ga. IS
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FOR SALE-Elghty-ihre one and a half
yard dump carts, ten tenynrd standard
gauge air dumping cars, fifty No. ] drag
scrapers new, hfty No / drug scrapers
second handl three lngersol steam
drills, twelve No. ! wheel scrapers (nenr-
~ new, twelve No. wheel scrapers
NEARLY new) one track laying machine
rock tools tents, wheelbarrows, holsting
engine pumps, pile hammer. piows, shov-
els, small tools, etc. Kicker & Lee, Gal.
weston Texas. Il
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SHOW CASES. bank and drug fixtures,
soda fountains, carbonators, etc. man
ufactured by G. Maiiander a. Sons Waco,
Texas; write for catalogue. 6-10O2
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XXTHAT DO
w YOU WANT
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-New seven.room house with
modern eonvenienccs. Apply 17i7 Austin
street ii
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REAL ESTATE for Sale--It you want to
make yourself valuable Christmas pres.
ent, buy one OF our bargains In city
lots, or home, or brick building or
a small or large tract of land In Har-
ris county, near Houston. We have bar
gains In all these properties. Geo. l..
Porter & Co. e06Ha Main street
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TYPEWRITERS.

VISIBLE touch typewriting ON the .Blick;"
No. 5. S35; No. z. $50; 60,oO0 Ia USE
special holiday prices for cash. w. IT,.
russell. general agent: DALLAS: Texas. q
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HOUSTON DAILY POST SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER % 1901
DO ST NV ANTS"
ARE RE AID.
SITUAT1oNS--MALE.

MANTED-work as collector. rnn teen
u ,",i ana assist IN Office work; Will CON
r,, nce on reasonable salary ami can give
: ' --lete Address 5lOU tails office. 80
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NoiIlCE to Machinery Contra c1orS----SSS--,,:s-I-
80 proposals will be received M tbs ~
NC OF John w. Maxcy, consuiting an
SooS on Houston }Ss Texas until Il O'CLOCK.
for Tho o" d sne Ioth day of January, 1902.
, ohagss tl9n power pumping plant at n noint
r ,aNuut nfe miles, more or less. from a.
e ui,T1S sdtation near Houston. Texas.
per minute through two lifts Of fortv-
Two iset each Forms OF proposals con
TX OF specifications, and full instruc-
t"nI 10 contractors may be obtained
g,neer, rooms 2o4-oO5, Blnz bu7idIns.
HOnston. TeNnE Nn ~ La -. a ~ tuliiet
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A FINE stock general merchandise OF
about 5000 without fixtures, mostly dry
goods, come cash balance; good property.
A. H. Brown & Co. 2l5 Bnz building,
Houston, Texas. 81
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T" ,, ,lN By young man - years old A
position rs stenographer: two years ex
iSStaenSe M this city, Address i. y. Il.
.--ttNYo lfulrle aNeiue 40
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EI SPECIALISTS-WITH OUR
glLVAN0-CHTMIC METHOD
ENtELE, STRUCTURE, GLEET.
ElA. LOST POWERS, FEMALE
ALL CHRONIC DISEASES
ID QUICKER THAN BY OTHER
IN METHODS. TENAS MEDI-
ESIlTUTE. 400.401 MASON
u HOUSTON. 12-fo-O2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-28

l4Oo-ACRE farm four miles south Naya.
sofa on Houston and Texas Central rail-.
road good dwelling twenty-five tenant
houses, gin aud al necessary bui,diTps
ana pastures; twenty-five mules, hfteeu
hoISet, $50 hogs, 1900 bushels corn, cotton
seed, nay aud Implements to run farm
falling creeks. John D. Elewelien. Naya.
sofa. Texas. .