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With Prominent Visitors
20 and Citizens of Houston
Who Have Something In-
teresting to Say.

course is in the height of its development,
while rice, which has heretofore been
practically an experiment, has just forced
itself on the attention OF those who don't
want to grow rich during night. Rice
Is an industry that Is sure and It's prohts
large sufficient to attract all but the sure
enough plungers. As l observed. we have
grown 10 our present proportions on Ann
Der and we expect to hold our own on that
aud take new impetus from rice. Lake
Charles Is all right and Is not envious Of
her nclghhors. We are able to take care
Of the overflow from them and we are
reason"
The depot newsman went through some
queer experiences last week. He answered
the usual cross fire Of questions about the
delayed trains. located the water cooler
for thirty or forty thirsty travellers and dis
posed Of the average number Of Uncle
Sans 2cent cards at the government rate.
This did not worry him to any extent and
he was congratulatlng himself on escaping
so cleverly when a styllshly dressed Young
woman lined up at the counter with a
pug dog In her arms She wanted him
checked while she went up the street. The
heWslnan politely but firmly declined 20 &C.
Z cept the charge and the lady hOunced
away, saying things in which Fido seemed
TO acquieSce for he harked vieiously The
next request out OF the ordinary came fialn
.
I bllly-goat,. a memenlo OF his Chrisl iSas
visit to relatives on the other side OF Beau
mont. lie stopped over between trains for
m hour or two and wanted TO see some
thing OF Houston, but the goat was in the
way, lie learned that the newsman did a
checking business at low rate and he de.
cided 70 put Billy away while he took in
the sights. The newsuan turned him down
IN short order. and when the goat sized up
the numerous piles OF old paper sud other
tempting delloacieS behind the stand he
was heard to Sigh sigh OF deep regret.
| The third and last occurrence came when a
man appeared with boy not more than
| fnree years of age and placed him upon the
counter. The newsman saw a candy sale
IN sight and had the bag ready before the
stranger spoke. He was knocked higher
IMAM a Kite when the man said che 4
MIN for me I'm ! come back" Not On
your life ] won't" answered the news
man. who MAS mad clean through. TAKE
mat Kid away from here. You ought TO
pc ashamed OF yourself. II knew your
wife I'd get You In trouble" And the
stranger backed quickly into the waiting
room where he satisfied his appetite with
ice water lie evidently believed the news,
man would do as he threatened and was
taking no chances.
That's the worst yet" said the news
man as he rang up a hye-eent sale wen.
der who the next freak VIII BE-"
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SUNDAYS CHURCH SERVICES.

hath ordained whereas He hath given as
suranco unto all men Ia that Hu nath
raised Him from the dead" At the close
Of the service the doors OF the church
were opened and as a reward for this bril-
liant effort in his Masters cause ReY.
Hay saw three persons march to the altar
and add their names to the long roll of
membership In addition to this there was
a beautiful baptismal service, MIR. aud Mrs.
Wilson having their infant child baptized
ana taking upon themselves the vows for
1t until 1t shall reach maturer yenrs.
At the evening service o tremendously
large congregation greeted the pastor. Miss
Bessie Hughes and Mr. Barrow sang as
duet Looking This way the entire
choir Joining In the chorus. The singing
OF this duet was grand and highly pleas
ing. The rich, clear voices of the duetlsts
TeSounded with melody and music, enchant-
Ing all who heard 1t. Rev. Hay preached
another strong sermon. taking for his text
II am the way, the truth and the life,
John xiv, q. The Epworth League service
az $50 r. m, was not as well attended as
on the Sunday previous, but the services
We're very interesting The lesson was
from Joshua, chapter xiv, verses to 6.
Subject, Herd Decisions. or Choosing
the Right. Tue topics discussed were:
caleb and Moses Ruth aud Naomi"
sinners Choice and "Ghristian's Choice
Nearly every member present took part in
me work. Mr. George Moore led the meet.
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at the opera house on TUESDAY nSht' Ja be
Jr1inotIzed "Tess" FOR Mrs Fiske has made
Il Marion Crawfords romantic novel novel s nto
cess and at the same time provided MISS
Allen with a role. that OF bona D"lolir a
Dc Mendoza. which exactly su!S her &c
iiphtful nersonanly and splendid powers
az an actress Miss Aliens business every
where mas been phenomenal, Duplicating me
remarkebie record of The chr {,!i9oa ,nt n
sIy scenes and Is described as being OF
great romantic P9Mer fnd i IL said b e
nort,rularly captivating, nut in the heroic
possa ges. such as the interview win nn er
fathcr, in which she refuses TO give up hHr
lover. Don John. the stabbing. OF inc SAITH,
nal by Philip, the. denunciauon Of Lhilp
from The throne and his final overthrow are
pictured almost exactly as related oI IN taf
nraise for rising to the height of dramatic
power The scenery and cGS iIanS Of t ms
eplcndid eros of Philip II and Elizaheth are
described MS being Of regal nagnlhcehce.:
Miss Aliens supporting company Is one OF
unusual excellence.
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CITY BREVlTIES.

The organization Tor the prevention Of
crime will meet tonight at the y. NJ Z. A.
rooms.
There are undellvered messages at the
Postal telegraph office, lis Main street, Tor
D. c. Mcclellan. Jim Lee.
There will be a meeting this evening at
the Business League rooms Of the commit
tees Of the Gentlemen's Driving associa-
tion.
The city council Us scheduled to meet
this afternoon in regular weekly session,
but there is nothing of unusual interest
likely 10 come before the board.
There are undeivered kilograms at the
Office Of the Western Union Telegraph com
pany Tor Noah Allen, a. A. Kennedy, Mr..
Smally Mrs. b. f. Reilly and Mr.. A.
Belcher.
The delegates to the City Federation of
clubs are requested to be at LyCeum hall
this morning at 1880 O'Clock sharp for the
purpose Of receiving the tickers TO the
Clark lecture.
The Pastors association win hold It's
regular monthly meeting at the y. NJ. G,
A. rooms this morning at 10 o'clock. The
topic for discussion will be city Eyangeli-
Zation,' and the discussion will he opened
and led by Rev. Evander Ammous, pastor
OF the Tabernacle Baptist church.
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LOCAL POLITICS.
Probability Of Colonel o. T. Holt Stand
ind for Mayor.

Probability OF Colonel o. T. Holt Stand
ina for Mayor.
For several days past quite a demand
from all classes Of citizens has been made
upon Colonel O. L. Holt to induce him 10
become candidate for mayor Of Houston
Several committees. or delegations, have
waited upon him, and on Saturday after
noon he stated that he would seriously con-
slider the matter and give an answer on
Monday today.
Saturday night few gentlemen, inter
ested In inducing him to become candi.
date, met in an office on Franklin street
to consider the best means to bring about
that purpose. Ii was decided that the best
and most practicable way. and at the same
time fairest and aboyeboard method, was
to circulate petitions 10 be signed by the
citizens asking Colonel Holt to make tho
race. These petitions were circulated 10
some extent yesterday, aud will continue
60 he circulated this morning They will
be presented to Colonel Holt this afternoon,
when his answer can he expected
The information reached Colonel Holt
last night that these petitions had heen
signed by a great many good citizens of all
classes and while he did not say positively
that he would do so, 1t is generally believed
inst he VIII submit his name TO the citi.
zens In the democratic primaries.
The caucus crowd are stIll working ON
their sldermanic ticket. In addition 70
Jones and Bennett IN the Fifth. and Muel.
Ter and Potter in the Sixth, as already
mentioned In The Post, It is given out that
they have selected A. r, Rosenthal and
March Culmore in the Second. S. A. Oliver
and Dr. Heisig in the Fourth and probsbly
Percy Allen and Wharton Bates In the
Third.
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c,. James p. Welsh
Tim MURPHY

Is tho s'. aaG event Of the first inheritance
yednes7 appearance at the onSra b Soi,ee
ply in his asat January @ Of Tim Nur
civ d new play by Paul Wllsfprbo Nh IN,
co., y one Of the frst to SEE IN rms
present "a ~ ms new creation. He vii
SsceHer{, furniture and f1rniMsbbiinlthe fresh
nan ntEuI, surrounded BY A nnt3Lia VI us
MnrynbU,i, payers n their original Toies V9 9
and 6;,,osTnn aracter is blending Of bumn mo-,
tbsti Ius ID It's fun, CONVINCING on ngu Spon'
Joei e IN ITS firm Sincerity M Iinu sSinpa-
Of upcsgtoinh ne Is young uumarried d. ma5 S
nome In a new Western ci, come ttom his
wbicb Unlteq States to take nm ny ~ Capltal
Is cb Mieeked his fathers Mo Ina, VOTE S
WASHINGTON eI baihi mar but not common IN
H Sn oulee seeker, nor a iorSliisielan, nor
Finsad ECKER, yet such a man ne i, HoI
ly scan aplt0l Comedy" are renos - -
contribute 10 on9 me city by the Potomac and
nTgt ac'er that makes Penntvlys, 81 humap
role ahong American thorousb fSra a'e niue
though il NJ written 10 ut MIR, Mnrrhu
nnSuiarly asked that his nersnnli ne par
ercG mental characteristics I,c No. eud lem
So ns IN mshleo to fit himself 40 mo rolo
naturalness ~ ,ib me Proportion and tho
ia arss place themselves In INIT, rev
Gentle 90. new creation. Nj, Ni,tr,,11u,SGSs
est success tbe n can 81 Joel Gay the great.
Is dividpatSH omedy" Is plaS ~ to hno%n ;
named uG Ss into four acts. Nit wsta S has has
characters. The s ar novelist would his
Pricsaiiiiinlia! the. second act ~ Mans
il !" XII -, nc third act. .Ihe -' pr,s ~;
eers are 'S ssTea,S act one way to win 2
i ~ Them Representative 49, the east.
the sStsona capital Both Mr. Snpnb nc az az
lives IN wpaSe spent large part Of Of their HS
goes, Know ftPb, nIgs on and, as the saving
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Sfl0rtT alks

Mr.. j. +. Lanler, n prominent attorney
Of Beaumont, was in the city yesterday.
In conversation with several genetleuSu
at the Rice yesterday he was heard to say;
Beaumont Is certainly going 20 be the
biggest city in Texas. II has advantages
that can not be approached 10y amy other
place Ia the state and they are Of such
character that large population must cen
ter there. In the first place, we can and
viii secure deep water cheaper and quicker
than anywhere else on the coast. The
highest estimate yet made Of what Il
would cost 20 give rs twenty-five feet OF
water is little less than Si0O,o0o. Al
most any one Of the large oil companies
located there can anogd 10 furnish the
funds to accomplish that end because II
we don't get deep water they will have TO
Ike $1,000 IN view q the distance they
viii have % 90. ~ the water Is secured
by private capital anG enterprise the gov
eminent will take IL OF the interested par
ties hands as soon as 81 Is an accomplished
fact. Thus, the Oh interests will secure
exactly what they want and will not be
out cent and Beaumont viii have the adj,
vantage OF all that ocean transportation
of freight means When that comes and
you can rest assured that ID Is coming
right away, the manufactures that are
locating there will have the markets of
the world thrown open 10 them. And while
we are discussing that phase OF the ques-
ton, ] desire to call your attention 10 the
fact that Beaumont Is destined to be the
greatest user In the world OF the flood oil
fuel oil thet is gushing from the earth
there Manufactures are locating there
at the rate OF two or three per week on
account Of the cheap fuel that they feel
assured bids fair 10 be inexhaustible On
beaumont is moving but she will 60 ere
long at a pace that was never equaled In
this country before, We doubled out pop
plation last year aud we expect TO have az
least $1,000 inhabitants by the beginning
Of 1858. BY the way. ! wish we could
pick up The Post and locate II In Beau
mont. AS ] was coming TO the depot this
morning ! met The Post man there with
wagonload OF papers. He told me how
many there were and II was something
anazlng TO me-"
Hon. ]. II. Poe, the mayor Of Lake
Charles, In. is visiting in the eity, "oh.
my town is getting along all right" he
replied 20 a question put to him by
friend I'VE have put some money into
prospecfing for oil aud we are In hopes OF
tapping gusher II our patience and cap
ital can continue their present combipa-
ton Really, however, we are not depend
ent on 6nd OF oil, Ours was a good town
before the dreams OF our neighbors were
suddenly fabricated and we will continue
70 grow on the solid basis that lumber
and rico Interests furnish. Our lumber OF
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Nell Granep % New Orleans Is IN
the city on visit TO her sister, Mrs. Louis
Seihert
Miss Winnie I.edbetter Of Coleman Tex
as, is here for the Nordica recital the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Cotton
Mr. sam FlaNman returned yesterday from
two weeks trir ION thr road. Mr. Flax.
man reports tfs -o/~ls rathor quiet tho hol-
idav rush hsy D., bc,'nt itself and the spring
business D, - Y M vet IN full.
Mr.. III, "a. nSSke of the Galveston
Quartett& r, 70 In the city yesterday
arrangif re 49,. at this end Of the
Hue To-. "a ~, Rot7'f n excursion party from
GalyC, SsfSp,' hear Msdam 'Nordica
NI.&A ktadar. Johnson Of Columbus
a.. Xxx = IThrns1- Moore and family ~
AYAUVsrishiie advance guard ~ a
<SS\gSi renisSr last night over the
SN attend the Hordlea re.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
FO9 MAYnn

At the solicitation of numb.. I,
| hereby announce myse,f poei n q
mayor OF the city of Houstossa ad'aa
me action of the democrst,1a' WI
Platform, municipal OWNERSHIP Pad
william Il W.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

respectfully call the attention of those
who have not paid their city taxes for the
year 1901 to the following: Section IN -.
hGle eS5i Revised Code of Ordinances Of the
iStS or houston, which says: Immediate.
year i shall be the duty of the assessor ong
collector OF taxes TO prepare roll c ana
ihaiillng q description of ali the propepty
preceding year; that is to saw of he neSt
oHu Ing on the next preceding 31st dat
St december, on which the taxes have nay nay
.D eH ppda, me said roll shall he called the
COPY from the assessment rolls OF sn n ~, 4
NJ rne me on which the tract of lonI nr
as ' viii id S9 T9fR bo the taxes remain unpaid
amount mount Of tax due on the same ai y S"o" me
ladi Io ,ro,N Who have not paid city taxes for
tSo oi you'd DO well to call at the olsa io o,
tie their t Syes srd ana tax collector and set
delinquent roll. '4'e'r names on the
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J hereby announce as e.rn...
chief of police, subject TO the so,s.i
democratic primaries. aSv'a
THOMAS 0tp,,
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| hereby announce myself az
for the office Of chief Of POLES ~. NJ.
the action Of the democrats niin M.s
Mn
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STREET COMMISSIONS

] hereby announce as a cspdIa,, i
office Of Street Commissioner .nA \
the action Of the democratic pfim,rs
Jack R,-ys
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HEALTH nErlnrn

The Post is authorized to sp,O,,.
W. NJ. Brumby as a candidsts ~
Health Ofhcer, subject to ia ~,
the democratic primaries.
hereby announce myself a, "a.
for health officer, subject 10 ths ~
the democratic primaries.
]. @. Boyt VI
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CHIEF or poIlcr

! hereby announce myself !,
date for the office Of chief =,
ject to action of the democrSilip eaS
John W III
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sHEARN NINMORIAL CMuRcn.

SHEARN MEMORIAL CHURCH.
There was an unusually large attendance
and great interest manifested at the ser
vices at the Shearu Memorial Methodist
Episcopal church. South. yesterday. The
mornug services were especially attractive
and Interesting. There was nm eXcecdlnglg
While there was no special song service,
this, one Of the best choirs In the city, fuv-
nlshed beautiful music, Rev. s. II. Hay,
the pastor, preached one OF his strongest
and best sermons, taking Tor his text
Acts xvii, 81, Because He hath appointed
a day In which lie will Judge the world
In righteousness for that man whom He
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ln an TInlE. REATH Roll.

~ same. and about the same prices as ]
Ts M, i've c, Mcgh ago. We hayc BAD an w.
ifr ana E"oI run OF fcd Texans, good quail
E Ts,. -, we, we Jhnk The Texans have brorsht
rms "'I ,o.l rs. OF COWS haze been very light
class. Good ted bulls ana cloa'n.s- on M
p, IlgS steady, 70 strong under Ncl rcce,rfs
a asg I?oh favorable for good. icI i"E.
~ , u, IGr.el, are not too excessive.
pom lle AghL receipt, Of corn fcd m
Texans s'"u ui'Ai Led
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OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Mint. reslding ~
no 506 Rusk avenue, died at her home
Saturday night at $3.50 o'clock. The funeral
services, conducted by Rev S. r. Hay, were
ned at the residence yesterday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. The services as well az fhe
llnterment at Hollywood were largely at
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Prescription No. 2s5f by Elmer q Im.ra
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MISS VIOLA ALLEN

Miss Viola Allen lie to presen, ~,
play, snd What has proven "a ~ ner new
eA' susesaA In tina Palace OF the King. Z
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ter,,,, vrcrc o,,.,.,,,,,,.,,i, - ~, ''s
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large attendance both morning and evening |
The singing ana music as 1t always Ii.
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us 49,, az, ." u i,.ii, INNS WE u 'ole ny M.
mo mi rbnD va, ',"'i.' Mlti ,ne DHUlus ~
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,JJhmeIta ah9 Mr Major was mighty cont
p.,u'',latfI, lhe uluslcat program OF ihe
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Rev. Henry d. AYES the rector. at the
evening service preached from Hebrews II,
3. taking fOg uht subject of his discourse
Drifting il was an able. well delivered
ana well received effort In which the
preacher gave much excellent advice, TO
which all who are drifting away from
God would 10 well to take heed At the
evening service Rev. AYES made the an
nouncemcnt that on sunday February =
| lsv2, Bishop Ninsolving. bishop Of this do.
ccsc, VIII be 10 Houston for the pnrposc Of
| utucauug or Nrcptdins TO EpScop2l
hnraseo'ugy, coh,rrrNtlhE thllst chv'eh.
/ Ine felNon tnal tnls chnteh mas never .g. II
! r3nserrilcd heretofore was lhat ChIst
! 'hUrgn 'ohgtSt"Noh was ~ Unn', 1lnetc WIS
/ u urht On me 'hu'.u ,AcroluhE, 10 the
IuI's OF ih' lIoth9l"il l-i,'Svvp1' sn"5 ~ "a, ~
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All Services Well Attended and Many
New Members Added.
CHURCH MUSIC IN HOUSTON EXCELLENT
Consecrstion OF Christ and St. Mary's
p. {. Churches by Bishop kinsoN-
ING First Sunday in February.

Houston. while forging to the front In
so many other ways in the mercantile, bust
ness and social world, is not neglectlng to
take rapid strides 10 the religious world
and especially IS regards sacre music The
eholrs Of several If the leading churches
have Iorg since established a reputation AMI
stand well ia the front ranks of the church
chcirs Of the State These choirs not only
hold the rnputatich which they nave so
justly cared hut they are steadily improV-
Ing aud the sacred music every sunday at
Christ church, Church of the Administration.
Shcnrn Memorial VI. Il. church South, tlfst
Presbyterian church and othcrS rs equal !"
and in many instances FAR superior TO the
music at sacred concerts to which nigh
prices are han ged for admission. These
chrrfhes all have high.class music and the
cltolrs arc composed Of the best and most
highly cultured voices In the city. Hut the
ehoirs mentioned are not by themselves IN
Houston, as They have been thought 10 he
heretofore Mckee street NJ. u. church,
South, Tabernacle Baptiyt. Central Chris.
tian. ST. Patrick's Catholic churches AMI
others have built M, strengthened AMI nt-
tetiuny Increased their cholfS numff'hlt
rnd in eIiirucy and are taking rand
etiGes 70 the from In the way II fut
riShng choice and rich selection. OF sacred
music al the chUrcE services Almost -
church service in the city is intcrspcr d
with hnc singing aud choice sacred music
nnd lovers Of music Will make no mlstdkr
in attending any Of them. This was eyi
denccd Yesterday aud tn evidence can be
confirmed nest Suudlr In addition to the
fine music aud singing Yesterday the al
tendance was urusually good ana uo.witi-
standing the great revival services Of Evan
gclist sid Williams at tho Liberty Avenue
BtItist church all the other church setv-
Ices had an unusually large attendance. me
day was M ideal one Tor churcngoers AMI
iris fact may In a measure account for the
great attendance.
MKEE STREET NJ f. CHURCH, SOUTH
Rcv Jnhr n Cr,a, tho nsstor WINS cs.
pecialiy wen pIeaseu WIN ms Two services
at Mckee Street NJ. q. cnsrch. morning
T,,arrcIist Sid Wiuino,s ,,ls copductinr bIs
revival services at the same hours and al
most within the SQUAD OF bis voice, Key.
EiecB Iln Two llum'lHe C1HEfeANN"uSs AZ
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eaales' DOC Travis street Af0sss and stocs
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lost AND FouND-Rc Report was mazda
to the police station Yesterday Afternoon
about $50 O'Clock that 3,vear.old g,,,
named JAMIE May Smith had disappeared.
10 tso'o ner nome GA the Harrisburg road. near
tne ihternatcnal and Great Northern rep
ro21 Later In the afternoon ! second n nv,
ssTs7 came 10 tho station 10 the erfe,,t \, !.
inc nttls one had heea found on RnsL svs
nue. and returned 10 her parents 'N eve
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GETTING READY FOR ST. PArRIcK's
DAY.-The general arrangement COMMITTEES
for the purpose OF getting up the ST. PAT.
rick Days celebration met yesterday ana
adjourned TO meet again on next sundo :
ct Pythian hall at O'clock Ia discuss ~.
form Of entertainment II Is tho infSntt tHe
or those In charge OF the matter IN cciinsa
al past efforts In the celebration thls Var
accomplish that end N'u 70
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VALUABLE REALTY PURCHASED
Mrs. Sue f. Baker has purchased Of ]. p.
schosser the residence property on the
northwest corner Of Dallas avenue and
Smith street, fronting 81 feet on DALLAS
avenue aud lbs feet on Smith street for
which she paid 5000 Mr.. r. NJ SheD.
hard purchased Of X. NJ. Chase LOT IN
Anito street. OF the Fair Grounds od5ti
ton TO the city Of Houston, fronting 5o
feet on Anita street and running back t91
feet, and known as lot l. in block 4 ~
5000 was