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"RAINES LAW HOTEL
is AN ABOMINATION."

Asscmblyman Julius hamburger. "the
fighting member" from the Tenth:
"Hy Views arc pretty well known 10
the people. ! fought the Raines law In
Its inception md have advocated It's re-
Legislature along the lines OF greater
personal liberty and n modern. rational
day OF rest.
1.-THE Riines-law hotel Is an abomina-
ton which has corrupted many an hon
est liquor dealer. and the city.
~ am opposed to hypocrisy In or out
of the law. and ] know 1t would he
better FOR public morality and honesty
to have the saloons open lawfully lur-
Ing certain prescribed hours on Sunday
than to have them open unlawfully all
day Sunday.
LET us drop blgotry and be honest.
II In a condition. not theory. that con-
fronts liz"
The evening world., 1901-11-11
COL. MURPHY THINKS
OPEN SALOONS SAFER

Col Michael c. Murphy. Commissioner
OF Po!ce-"f am decidedly In favor %
opening the saloons on Sundays. II
would be sa'cr ana better to nav" them
open than under the present system
"is to the conditions which would
govern their opening on the sabbath.
tina: IL n matter OF detail. which would
no doubt be worked out properly, Some
suggest allowing them 10 open az they
40 at present, but | should say that II
would lie better to have open doors than
ID compel persons to sneak through
alleys and Railways.
NO doubt II they ARE allowed to
open Il vii nc under such provisions ny
VIII not offend Sabbath rcspcctcrs."
The evening world., 1901-11-11
Many Leaders Tell the
Evening World that
They Favor a Repeal
Of the Raines Statute
and the Legal Per-
mission Of Liquor
Selling During Ger
tain Hours on the
Sabbath.

"Multitudcs of good men who
: used TO como TO church more or
less regularly now spend Sum
cay in outdoor recreation.
"If the saloons were 0pcn-as.
in my Judgment. they should be
at midday and a, dinner hour,
ahcy might Keep shut at the dan
acrnus and improbable hours
during which they arc now do
ing their evil .''-Rcv. DR..
George S. Rainsford, in ST.
Gcorec's Church Year Book.
Shall the Ratnes law be repealed
or so modified that the sale OF liquors
in saloons shall be legalized during
certnin hours on Sunday?
No one will deny that there is n
growing sentiment in favor Of such
action. Many persons OF strong
moral convictions have become con-
WINGED that the effort to suile the
sale OF liquor on the Sabbath is not
only inexpedient but also unjust to
hundreds o. thousands OF citizens of
foreign birth and extraction. whose
standard Of morality Is as high as
that Of any OF the people OF this city.
The political leader OF this changing
sentiment is unquestionnbly Justice
William Travers Jerome.
He spoke up unhesitatingly all
during his canvass in favor OF greater
liberty in this regard.
He condemned the Raines law as
an Ubiquitous piece Of legislation. be-
cause 1t discriminates against a bust
ness in which large class OF repu-
table citizens Is engaged.
He thinks that this business should
be protected as all other businesses
are.
Since the election he has not
nbated his position one whit. and he
has said that he and all the other
fusion candidates would stand to.
gether In securing remedial legsla-
ton.
Mayor-elect Seth Low. while not
quite so outspoken as Justice Je.
rome. has stated his attitude
squarely. He said during the cam.
paign that the extreme OF the Excise
law was the extreme OF injustice.
He pledged himself to stop the
Matchmaking Of saloon-keepers by
the police. and there is no doubt that
he will favor most liberal intar-
probation Of the existing law. II hr
The evening world., 1901-11-11

shoulders lie had. and what powerful
Supple arms Why. ht heurc WON'T
have done CroIl, 20 any mlii!"-"sTSht
Ia the :lne to-day.
Stii many man has strength and
symmetry and Is no good as q hnSer. 50
! deserved Judgment until SHOULD 30"
whii .trt o! bout he could put M.
H",-d NJ Close aunrt-rs.
hs So were drawing the Hlnves IN he
said tu III
Predecessor. I'm petty near gat ]
50 : must ke"p rather clos" 10 YOU
NnI he hii
We shook hands. and he stepped hac!;
on the lgtS nstvo, His guard WA hirh,
the Way mon we're taught 20 carry their
hands. In boxing. at the time he learn 1
10 box when ha was I boy AT Harvard
In III" late 51S.
took the aggressive. bat worked
cautiously at first to Try him out. "
and get = line on his style AMI see whn;
he could DO.
Mr. Rogscyol, blocked all my simple
leads and began going jos; triGn
heavier. Still OF course ! ken; myself
well in hand and didn't ''cut loose
saw from the iIrst rinu;a he put his
hands IN that h. wa= no novice; hut
you can't tell. fully, how good man Is
The evening world., 1901-11-11
HALL SAL OONS OPEN SUNDAY BY LAW j?
"PRESENT LAW A MENACE TO
MORALS. "---DR. RA|NSFORD.

The Rev DR. w Rainord rector OF St Georges ChuchFor
existing York
mandd liberal Sunday believe that the saloons
should open a and in the early evening
n
them have always been the Ranes
hotels which sprung
prove
see justified
As stated in the Georges saloons
be
ing when they do their evil work
The evening world., 1901-11-11
SENATOR DEPEW WOULD
HAVE AN OPEN SUNDAY.

Chaunccy NJ Depew-"I think liberal
be City Keeping saloons
Sunday In this there
take into consideration the large element OF
population nothing utancal
in
city Continental conditions
going their families drinking places
Sunday They immortality drunkenness
Ing
They n part population. and their habits
respected Then It bad thing temptation
o lawbreakng the
would be wise the saloons hours
Sunday thought inclined limit the sale OF liquor
be
again. There who do not drink beer
light wines
I ALL drinks be during
and when these saloons
The evening world., 1901-11-11
MUST ALLOW FOR
FOREIGN HABITS

Edmund Clarence Stcdman. Vicc-Pres.
ldcnt ~ m" New England society:
wv" must allow FOR The customs
and habits % pur foreign puDu!u-
don When a German wants to Eo
10 beer garden on Sunday afternoon
with hts wife ana family ana hear
20 do so Conditions in Srw York arc
not Ike ih"s'. tn New England cities.
II IL the number ~ saloons that Is the
worst evil. III has been estimated that
there ar" fourteen miles OF them }
Tlrrc ar" probably u goOl many mem,
bcrs or In" y, T.. soC!e,y who would
feel opposed 10 my point az ylcw Per
sonnliE. | think sunday oprn!nG good
thing
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CREATES MORE EVIL
THAN 1T PREVENTS

Magistrate John >. Mott:
The RalE.s law IL the law. ana
should be observed. but It does not s"en
fair that BY II more evil comes ;hnn Is
prevented.
zone would think every one had time
enough to drink liGuor now and yet OBJ
serve the letter and spirit OF The law.
But u seems they don't.
''Tt they ion't like the law ms Il Is
now. II should be charged.
'.The ma torlty should rule"
The evening world., 1901-11-11
SUNDAY A DAY OF
RATIONAL RECREATION.

Itollin II. Morgan. ex-Alderman and
q leading Democratic thinker:
II certainly favor more liberal sun
day law within the limits OF morality
and the well-being OF the community.
The tendency OF the time Is to look
upon Sunday more and more as day
|of rational. Innocent recreation.
~ think tho opening OF the saloons
Tor limited number OF hours on that
day which would not interfere with the
religious observances and enjoyment Of
church-ro!ng people would not have an
Injurious tendency. inasmuch a. exps-
riGncc has shown that II Is Impossible
TO prevent the sale OF liquors by
stISrth'
The evening world., 1901-11-11
JOHN p. FAURE WOULD
FOLLOW JEROME

EN-Commissioncr John j.. FNnr".
Warden NJ the Knights Of Temperance
II Zee! convicted that grave objr"-
items are charsra5c to the kHut- la"
Us It exists. and 1 would gladly welcome
any Lmrndmer. that would tend II
minimize or eradicate such features.
'is cliIzen am 50 profoundly I'M
pressed with AMI deeply grateful fps ths
stirrlrg OF the civic conscience which
has resulted from Mr. Jcromcs hFnlny.
fearless and .nthus!gsti, campaign o:
truth ma w"uld be very inrgrly di1-
counsel would lead"
The evening world., 1901-11-11
DR.. PARKHURST FAVORS
LAW FOR LIGHT LIQUORS.

Dr. Charles H. Parkhurs-For time had contenGed that
would be wise city certain
hours Sunday. better than
maximum OF law unenforcd dealing with the law In
this city the large foreign population borne in mind
Persons raised abroad having their drinks
certain hours Sunday will 1t bet
that they should
be forced to violate the law In gaining their ends.
You favor conditions
Of liberal Sunday would
Of liquor such drinks-lght beer.
light
do believe whskey brandy liquors
be sold on Sundays.
The evening world., 1901-11-11
LAW RESPONSIBLE
FOR MANY EVILS.

Magistrate Henry a. Braun:
Il have always been In favor OF a
more liberal liquor law. II would do
away with many evils.
''As II Ii now. the llGuor-dcaler must
violate the law-not only for his own
extra profit on Sunday but for his Gus
toners.
'If the Raines law were amended
sunday iiauor.se.IIp,s would be no w .ss
The evening world., 1901-11-11
SUNDAY THIRST AS WELL
AS WEEKDAY THIRST.

7. J. Lynch, acting Custodian OF the
Federal Building:
81 believe the snloon-keepr Is not a
lawbrcnkar from choice. and that he
would obey the law II Il recognized that
men were thirsty on sunday as on a
week day. and he were given the RICH.
TO keep open during reasonable hours on
The evening world., 1901-11-11
CONSIDER THE NORWEGIAN.
SAYS MAGISTRATE CORNELL.
Magistrate Robcrt Cornell.

Under the law as II Is now we have
countless violations with occasional ar.
rests. Either we should make tho law
and Keep to II or we should amend tho
law 20 meet the requirements OF tho
great majority.
THE workinginan who has only his
Sabbnih for pleasure and recreation
should be considered. II his glass OF
beer In necessary to his enjoyment hi
should have as much privilege 20 get II
legally rs the clubman on Fifth ave-
ntie."
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THINKS THERE WOULD BE
LESS DRUNKENNESS

l.: u. Farrell. retired furniture dealer:
II think !! the saloons We're wide open
At all times. except during hours OF pub.
lie worship on Sundays. there would be
less drunkenness in ;hc city and less
temptation to corrupt the police"
The evening world., 1901-11-11

around the place | saw its furnishing
was the work ~ trained athlete.
Thcrc was n wrestling mat In The ccH-
tire. parallel ha:s. and 'norscs' were At
IN" sides: an The walls wcr" pullcys
with Just the RIA; weights in tAcm for
a man who wanted 20 keep IN trim: the
dum5u"ils ana clues. too were ~ the
right weight. neither too High; nor too
heavy. and every appointment OF the
The evening world., 1901-11-11

than now, and II would be mora equ'.
table FOR all concerned.
Shaking down OF tho -n!uOn- ..c"r"Ts
"Dut | do believe In having strict
hours for the business and for exact al
hcrcnce to them.
The many excise cases that come up
before me ~ CIiy Magistrate show me
that the Raines law Is not an Ideal
The evening world., 1901-11-11
STOLE RIDE; MAY DIE.
hoy Fell from Rear Of Wagon and
DrOlSc skull.

Arthur Delnn. twelve years old. OF
No g: Tenth avenue while stealing q
ride on milk wagon In West Fifty
second street to-day. fell on and bad
his skull broken.
He was taken to Roosevelt Hospital.
whore II is said he will probably die.
The driver. Herman Hess. OF No. 551
West Forty-righth street. was arrested.
The evening world., 1901-11-11
BLAMES RAINES LAW
FOR POLICE BLACKMAIL.

Assistln; Postmaster Edwnrd 81. Nor
gan:
The saloon should be open. with GER
tain restrictions. on Sunday.
..If there Is any bickiuail Of saloon.
keepers on III. part OF the police II u
due to law that allows the police to
be Judges 10 10 what places can rcmd; ,
open. ard 1t would cease II the Ia "
We're modified 40 that all places co,i,i
keep open under reasonable restr!c-
tons"
The evening world., 1901-11-11
n prediction cases:

in prediction cases:
80 far as the city OF New York liz
conccr3cd i would be to the interest
Of the sIeople II II solution could be ar
rived 1t whereby III. unlawful conduct
Of sl!oors on Sunday could be stopped,
10 that corruption could be completely
abolished and at the same time no in
references be had with an orderly and
peaceful observance or Sunday. which
IL the Sabbath u! the greatest number
OF the people OF the community"
The evening world., 1901-11-11
FORMER EXCISE COUNSEL
HOPES FOR SOLUTION,

Julius 81. Mayer, counsel to the Excise
attorney tor the Republican COMMITTEE.
The evening world., 1901-11-11
$4,000 DOG DEAD.

For Freedom. Great Coursins
Hound. Runs Iiis Last Race.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ll.-For
Freedom, the great coursing hound.
with worldwide reputation. II dead.
The dog was valued Mt $4,000.
The evening world., 1901-11-11
CANTOR Is THINKING
OF DRAFTING A BILL

Jacob A. Cantor said. II believe
| saloons should he allowed 10 open o.
Sundays outside OF church hours |
think this would bc consistent with IN"
liberal opinion nf the people ~ this
cosmopolitan city. and am sllcr.ns
tho Hdvisnbiiity Of drafting a nil on tn"
-.
The evening world., 1901-11-11

hearty accord with Justice Jeromc's
Views on the subject Of permitting sn-
Icons t. open on sundays"
The evening world., 1901-11-11
OSBORNE WANTS A
WIDE-OPEN TOWN

Assistant Dis,rict-At,orney James ".
Osborne:
IAN efforts to ieS!sla,e people into
morality have failed. The Government
has quite enough TO do to enforce the
.!Gh'. % tho people to life. liberty and
the pursuit OF happiness.
"Sumptuary laws OF all kinds are sim
ply sources OF revenue to those who are
charged with the duty OF enforcing
them. We are not race of children.
within the pale OF the Jaw I believe
in a Wide.open town.
The evening world., 1901-11-11

i, could not cioEr a. popular feeling ia "a
strong II: favor of having II open,
The evening world., 1901-11-11
OPEN SALOONS WOULD
BENEFIT GERMANS.

CharIcs v rcrncs said: Nav the
Germans. for example, are as a rule
u law -nbldinS people VINO would he
benc!itcd rs tn. opening OF thc ga
loon and who would not abuse tine
privilege. Anything that benefits the
people and cnniuccs to their happiness
without violating law and order ! am
In favor OF.
JOHN c. SHEEHAN
AGREES WITH JEROME.
The evening world., 1901-11-11

does not como out openly in favor OF
n modification.
With Wow to learning just what
the sentiment OF New York City is
The Evening World has interviewed
representatives OF many classes.
whose opinions follow:
OSBORNE WANTS A
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED.

cool south room. With board. sii Mails
street ~
GENTLEMAN and wife want room and
beard In strictly private Jewish family,
where there are no other boardere. Nice
location Address az once with full par
street. Austin, Texas. n
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AGENTS WANTED.

rfTF PRnDFNTIAL INSURANCE con-
tp5kk.Sy wants a few more active agents.
W. eFer fhe VERY best policies for the
,rsrrrd' and therefore easiest Tor agents
~ seil. 8. II. Chiies. State Agent Dallas.
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FINANCIAI-E. Moskpwitz, branch office
in oil Exchange Building. beaumont. An
IN position 10 furnish Inside aud reliable
information as to the stocks Of the differ
ent oil companies now being offered. Cor
resp ndenee solicited.
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FUN NAIE-Choan, Ncventocn ncres tn,.
west OF city LIMITS on White Gak haror
end Katy railroad. John Miir.v
agent. 30 Main street
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


nv. flOt Sis and lots on Chartfes street,
nttween Congress aud franklin; cheap
u sold this week; three vacant lots
side OF s r. tracks Fifth ward. nenr
car line and paved streets SO vacdnt
lets close TO $. P, shops; two scetIons
% rice land ~ miles from court honst,
gains 10 oeer this week Call and sse
our list Weaihershy & Co, lioTlS Con.
gross avenue, Il
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY LOANED-S15.O00 at per cent
on Houston real estate; 5000 nj Z per
ft ~ sn ~ aon1icantss %cl{in1ey 20, To-
S07h Main street. Is
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS Sealed pro
posals will be received at the offics Of
secretary of the independent school dis
triat Of FL Campo, Texas, until II o'clock
Monday, June "a. 1901, for the erection
~ one school building, fourroom brick
lnyment for same TO lie made in cash (;
az nv office: bids must he accompanied
Iy check for $500. all checks TO be duly
certified and made payable 10 order Of
D. Redwne, secretary; the right Is
reserved 20 reject any and all bids. D
u Rfdwlne secretary III Campo school
hoard I'll Campo, Texas. -
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EIDS arc lnyited for the CONSTRUCTION OF q
wnoden bridge. about l0G feet long over
iittle Cedar bayou. near La Porte. &C
cordng 10 plans and specifications on
file with the county surveyor; BIDS must
SO as evidence Of good faith, and the
Successful bidder will be required to give
bond In the sum of $3.50 for faithful per
formance. bids must he addressed to
No commissioners court and Will be
opened al 12 o'clock noon on Tuesday.
lime IS, f. II. Vasmer, county judge;
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FOR SALE-The old Stone Fort property
In Nacogdoches, Texas, consisting OF the
Old stone Fort aud lot with several
wooden buildings; lot fronts 10 feet un
public square and 29S feet ON Fredonia
street; property rents now st 500
month. For further PARTICULARS hddress
p, G, Roberts, 1918 Mckee street. Hous-
ton, Texas. 20
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~, Il.e cblchestsrs tngllsn rsnnyroysi Pills
|Ania' s.S.,ti Cply Reliablei Take no other,
Bsf 'i,,reeiai or send &C.. stamps foF paftin
1J 81 w ,siss = In letter ty return mail
30 , Nv Chomieal Uo., pkJhon.. Pn
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FL .s.ned rs cents, suits dyed $1.T5,
~ II ' ,ss summer; goods VIII not he
Issa1 a. nr delivered at above prices;
~ more club members VIII he taken
\ PEI month. Pantltorium Cino. Zi2
\. Jicluto street; phone new oS4' Oh
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MONEY no LOAN or advanced 10 pny
taxes. mortgages paid Up or extenfeds
lnteres, reasonable. John r. Wood. i1OIls
Congress avenue. p
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/ s=rT-S lady who wishes to travel
M ta.sr me dramatic profession; will
4 ,l,en thorough Instruction and goo. !
~ nl1r. company now organized:
IN Iryest Sl200 money doul'iy secure !
fusss 9l59. this Office. y
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BOARD AND ROOM.


NFyTY furnished southeast rooms with
hoardt table boarders desired; 40 IA
Branch corner Prairie avenue.
.TARCE front room facing south; three
Hooks from Rice hotel; 506 Caroline. =
PHEASANT ROOMS with Of without
haard. il04 Texas: block from Hise
hotel
-T-Tp5iT comfortable room; baths; good
lhaerd 4O4 Crawford.
60 ~ PER WEEK. Board and room "?
Austin street.
STTy7-F1HT- nice cool rooms for rent, VIII
. -. nrivate, family. BIO Loulsi~nan
streei references, .s
-z-,,,l777IS- -fooT- ROOMS Nicely furnished;
liAhSH hnosrd 1903 Milan.
5soop board aud nice cool rooms at res si
~gsooSb'e rates, NIB l.rarS stIesl. -----
.y son. -. noaTd No. 1loi Texas avenue.
S-I5fsT--y furnished rooms, with or witno9ii
board. 1908 Polk -------------,---,,-
;--,TT7f-5T1NT front room WITH g2en oosr y,
si isssa,S.rn eonyeniences. Ed AeAl1lez. -
-.z-.r7 a SsTA HUTEL-kaIes "a pr 1ag -
A.Isi les by week or montn' -.Ss : - ~
s atreet' Galveston. ID. Foley. fropfie'os' q
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FOREST PARK PROPERTY The dness
about city for homes. good DRAINAGE md
Artesian water, d II Smphton TgS
travis street or az residence N PARK. is
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IsHDpDSAIS for coDstiNcloh OF uFe
ascsnes at the state eleem0synary lnsti-
ssfidns sealed proposals are invited IN
Ser chapter II. page 1O6; General Laws
~ tsaS for the construction OF one or
81 ,Iora are escapes al either or all ~ the
ffoiIowIns State eleemosynary Institutions;
snrthNestefn insane asylum, San Anto-
Sto. me State lunatlc asylum, Austin;
the State Institute Tor the blind, Aus,
18Th knsfiu. the state institute for col
of S. deaf, dumb and blind: AUSTIN the
state orphans home, Sgf si Tsrrs eng me
s" win be received up 70 Wednesday.
ms 10. A. n. 1901, at 10 o'clock q. ni. !;
SfI'sbids shouId be addressed 10 the TN.
~ 49, ps ned al Austin, Texas. and must
have written across the envelope pro.
,osets Tor construction Of nre escapes.
80 IA must be accompanied With the
nan ~ ire escape; the successful bid
Rer or bidders Will be required 10 eater
NC kond. with approved security. for
faithful complianee With MS Or their
s,,r and al bids Joseph ID. sayers, GOV
erroF n Texas. -,
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prospects for oil IN Texas and has ma
ehincty on the ground, preparing 10 bore
for oil. The Bryan Heights OH and Pine
Line company are also preparing to bore
Apply to Fred s. Robbins velasco, Texas
~
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,ss5c,ri iyfFis AGENCY Trained detectives
|ss1 sld for civil and criminal invest IN
f s.9si lanes McCane, Box 1870. Hous
u rnxaa,
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A man that understands en-.
zines, boilers and dynnmos, 10 run our
plant at night; must he sober. reliable
and competent. Cameron Water, Power
and Light company. Cameron, Texas -
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WANTED Two pipe alters and one ma.
chinist at once. Henke'S Arteslan ice and
Refrigerator company. IL
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FOR Al4E-lO0-acrc farm on cat fork az
Double bayou; 30-acrc farm on west fork
or Double bayou. Write to j. c. Jack
son, Donhlc Bayou, Texas. u
slN.ROoM, two.stpry cottage on Mason
ttreett thfee blocks from car line; will
Gcll entire place for less than cost OF
house. Apply Leon Il. Smith, attorney,
over Houston National bank. IL
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or hoy TO attend horse aud
buggy and COW; also } ard. German pre-
ferred Call az once 2o04 Louisiana, cor
tler Webster. ~
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FOR SALf-L0ts, cottagos aud llce homes
close In at bargain: Harrisburg property
cheap. 7, ]. Collins & Son. 10
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and cnltfyatable lands in
Grimes and adjoining counties; prices
low & Norwood, Real Estate Agents.
NgyaEota, Texas. ~
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OR SAIL $500 vendor lien notes, per
cent interest, on good Third ward prop.
erty. Address 2tSJ this office -
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LONG on snort lime ioans real or per-
s0nal property. 4. NJ. BeBneriy, 3U7ls
Main. Is
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also 125 acres must DO sold on Clear
lake: black land. r. ]. Collins e. Son,
Congress avenue 10
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| OFFER bargains this week In vice lands
near Huuston timber tract on San ia.
cinto river very cheap; residences In all
parts of Houston. l.. w. Craig, Kiam
luildlug ~
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oNE-HALF interest In a good paying
wen established electrical business in
Houston. Address No. 2llS. this Office;
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|fRlED LADIES Monthly regulator,
bile strength, Tansy, Pcnnyroyal and
tss Root Fills; safe and sure; sent
box Q, Houston. IS