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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-10

0nIN NE1k&1AA OCAA4N Os 41AS<AS|AAs of the armies which followed them, were General Dasliel B. Sickles and General James s. Longstreet, both of whom faced each other on the battle field of Gettysburg. The wearers of the blue representing the survivors of the Third army corps gathered togeth- CT last night and told again the story of the memorable conflict at Gettys- burg. After both Sickles and Long street had spoken General Sickles told the veterans that they now had heard both sides and they could take their choice, which brought forth the re- mark. We will take both"
 Other reunions were held as follows: Seventeenth army corps, Sherman tent; Twenty-third army corps, Grant tent; First army corps, Sheridan tent; engineer corps, Meade tent
 The cornerstone of the proposed memorial bridge across the Potomac to connect Washington with Arlington cemetery was dedicated at big open air meeting in the White lot in the af- eernoon. The stone weighs seven tons and was cut by the Stonecutters' unior of the District of Columbia. The in scriptiou read:
 nDesigned and presented by tht stonecutters' union of Washington, D O.. as the cornerstone of the memorial bridge which. in connecting the na tional capital with Arlington shall evel stand as monument to American patriotism. Dedicated Oct. g. 1902 during the thirty y-sixth national en ca1npmenx of the c. 4 R.
 Secretary of War Root presided anf znade an eloquent speech in support ol xae pxQpesea bxidze. Be also read g
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-10

letrer from FresIIent Roosevelt, ex- pressing deep regret because of his in- ability to be present and warmly in dorsing the proposed memorial.
 One of the largest receptions incl dental to the G. A. R. encampment season was given by Mrs. Roosevelt to the patrietic organizations of women meeting in national convention during the encampment. It was held at the CorcoraR Art gallery froxn to o'clock. FroEA the tims the deers were opened until the close of the reception a constant stream ef callers, white and colored, ware introduced to Mrs. Roosevelt, by whom they were greeted with a cordial handshake.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-10
Registrars Notice.

The registrars or assistants will be in session on Monday and Tuesday, Oc- tober 13 and IA, 1902, at the following places, to receive applications to be made electors, up to , o'clock p. m., Monday, October 13, and no later, and to revise and correct the voting list for the November state election: FIRST DISTRICT-Reg Registrars office, room Platt block, cofner East Main street and Phoenix avenue. SECOND DISTRICT-Voting booth on green.
 THIRD D1sTRICT-Court room, City hall.
 FOURTH Voting booth, Grand street, near South Main street. FIFTH DIsTRICT-King's cigar store, 46 East Main street. SIXTH DISTRICT-Carney's drug store, Waterville.
 If weather is stormy or cold the as. sistants in second and fourth districts will adjourn session to room 3 Platt block, 43 East Main street, where all the lists are kept and where voters should call and see if they are properly registered. Voters having changed their residence should call there aud make it known or send postal to that effect now.
 JOHN BLAIR,
 JAMES A. HINES,
 Registrars of Voters. 1O-8-5
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-10
NEW CHIEF CHOSEN.
General T. J. Stewart at the
 Head of Grand Army.
REPORT OF TIE PENSION COMMITTEE
Medical Division Roundly Scored. Cornerstone of Proposed Potomac Memorial Bridge Dedicatedc
 Many Reunions Held,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1o.-The Grand
 Army got down to business yesterday,
 and the encampment of the order be- sides hearing an address from Com mander in Chief Torrance and reports
 from a number of officers and commit tees elected new head for the ensuing year. The new commander in chief of the G. A. R. is General T. J. Stewart of Pennsylvania, who was a leading candidate for the honor year ago. His competitors. were General John c. Black of Illinois, former commission CT of pensions, and Colonel John NIGEL roy of this city. The name of General
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-10
worst Gale Tn Twenty Years.

ST. JOHNS, N. F., Oct. 10.-Reports of the damage done by the recent storm in Labrador continue to be received here. It is believed that when all re- ports are in the effects of this storm will be seen to be greater than those of any other gale in the last twenty years. One schooner, with fifty-fve persons on board, is still missing, but hope is entertained that she has taken shelter in some or4lv;-~ horhor
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-10
amer,can nank n nrexico City.

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 1O.-It is re- ported in financial circles that the h. ternational Banking company of Wall street, New York, will establish a branch in this city, as it has at oriental and at Cuban points, L. H. Miller, rep resenting this bank, is here examining the situation. ,..-z
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-10
Bridgeport Steamboat Compan,
 FOR lyEW YORK. WILLIAM G. PAYNE

New Coastwise Steamer,
 Leaves Bridgeport daily (except Sun day) at 7:45 a. m. on arrival of early morning train from stations on Naug- atuck division, due New York Il a. m. Returning, leaves New York pier 31 E. R., 800 p. m. andfoot East 31st street 3:15 D. m., due Bridgeport 6:30 p. m. Saturdays, leaves New York one hour earlier.
 STEAMER ALLAN JOY
 Leaves Bridgeport daily (except Sat urdays) 12 o'clock midnight, due New York 400 a. m. Returning leaves New York pier 31 E. R. daily (except Sunday) at Il a. m., due Bridgeport BOO D. m. Sundays, steamer William c. Payne ieayes Bridgeport 800 q. m., due New York 12 o'clock noon. Returning leaves New York 5 p. m., due Bridge : port S:S0 D, m> sl
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1O-8-5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21

FOR SALE 4ONN acres OF rice land and
large bodies ~ timber land also bayou
front, an q bargain. l. Bryan y Co.,
3l1i. Main street. 20
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SPEAK ou1cKl


Am cutting up large tract ever 700
acres for home builders; will sell you
Sye acres black loan, wen drained, per-
feet title. shell road, ave and a half miles
cut 500 assorted fruit trees; your own
choice; land fenced and broken aud trees
set; COCO feet building lumber on ground;
good well Of excellent water with pump;
an FOR $500; half down, balance In twelve
months. No Interest. insurance nor taxes
TN paid for; a contractor viii build Tor
+ You for S25 down, balance $40 month.
You can move right In, soon as house s
up. It's your chance OF n lifetime. Don't
miss It, IL, A. Johnson, oi2s Congress
avenue, over <rupp X Tutnys. II
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RoARp-RooMs WANTED.

WAWTEn Room and beard hy LADY with
hshf ,lhs- n .ihP sMditariun er some
deslfsnie nelxAhorhoed references cNl
chsneed. state lcrlHs Adaisss 4fis tass
: ofice. -
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SEE Arnold a Roberts 6lois Main street,
they have some choice Main street audi
ton lots on South End car line ON Travis,
Milan and Louisiana; high aud sandy
the coming resident portion OF Houston.
see them quick for prices They also have
some beautiful homes Ia Third and Fourth
wards, nicely located. See them before
the advance, y
FOR SALE. 5000 handsome hve-ruom cot
tagc sewerage, Cistern. stable etc. cor
nor Crawford and Jefferson. Apply lious
ton Land and Trust Go. II
RICE LANDS 800 acres iu several tracts
In Harris county, tract of 1000 acres IN
Jackson county. rice lands In Liberty
Harris Jefferson and Brazorip counties
Il. w Gamble & Co, tlo Main street n
HOUSTON PROPERTY NodcTn home on
san lacinto stfcct pt a bargains / lot on
san jacnto, near Calhoun; lot on Cal.
houn, near SAN JIciuto; blocks fronting
ON :. and A. 7. railroad part In city
cheap. II. w. Gamble Co, n
HOUSTON HEIGHTS cottage or four
rooms; convenient to car line; supplied
with artcslan water, ON four lots nicely
fenced. price $3.50, terms $3.50 cash aud
balance In monthly iuStallmcnts. JOAu
A. Milroy, agent. 90 Main 81. n
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BIG HARGAlN-lOa acres roc lana, Two
miles from two dcpofs; right a, canal
two good houses, two acre pear and peach
orchard, half fenced. complete abstract,
, perfect title; $50 FER acre. cash. To-.
uuirk sale, Bryant-MeERhis Land Co.
1913 Texas avenue. -
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FRUII treos aud 0rnamentalst c0mplete
assortment OF an adapted varieties, free
descriptive catalogue. Alvin Fruit and
Nursery Co. Algos Texas. II
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LOST. FOUND, STOLEN.

LOST-ladies gold watch between Levy
Rros and Cotton Exchange. initials en-
aravel on casei deliver 10 $40 Commerce
aveuue and get reward. -
IOST-Oue fux terrier dog, name on CGl-
Tar: return 20 1916 Main street and re-
celVe reward.
T0ST--Af noStoffice pearl handled I'm.
brena: return 20 iliT Bel, suitahie 80
ward -
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WANTED no RENT.

rfvF ROM cottage: modern improve
rseu,s. third or Fourth ward: seed reiet.
Sr,ss address ieoo thls ONCE. ~ -
III ,taser Phones Va > ~
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GOOD dining room girl az once: also
good colored woman cook for boarding
house Cali at 1915 Mckee street. -
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AGENTS WANTED.

BOOK AGENTS wishing 10 canvass IN city;
literal commission. Apply, room 21S
Moore burnett building. 81
WE WANT q few more agents who can
produce business; none others need ap-
piv: notes tuken top commissions paid.
w II. Patterson. manager, Old Hartford
IIfe. Dallas Texas. U
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE, go Main
Houston Heights lots, our prices are
Lowest and terms the best 10 be had
JOHN A. MLlROY. agent. n
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WATTS GASOLINE"


THE GULF REFINING COMPANY,
PORT ARTHUR TENAS. ARE NOW
PRODUCING WHAT THEY LIST AS
WATTS GASOLINE. 1T HAS BEEN
FOUND TO BIZ SATISFACTORY IN GAS
ENGINE WORK. HAyING BEEN THOR
ouGHLY TRIED AND APPROVED BY
THE LARGEST COMPANIES ~ THE
BUSINESS. WRITE FOR PARTICU-
LARS" So
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THE BEST TEXAS COAL. 50 per son.
l.. Il. Miller, phones $50; 1910 Congress
avenue. II
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FOR RENr-Two or three very desirable
unfnrniShed rooms With all modern CON
Nehlences. also one front room furnished
for one or tNvO gentlemen lBGA san la
CinlO street %
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WANTED TO BUN--Two Thousand COOP
bushels Honduras seed rice, send samples
aud price 20 L. A. Ellis Sartartia, Texas
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JiN CURED by Eclipse Pile SalvC, 81
~ = cents box at Lcwyn u Andcrson's,
I Vain Street b
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v = = t4SsToRSEY At LAW.
WHARTON, TEXAS.
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MN TEARN barber trade; learn YOU
quicker; place you sure; guarantee salts
faction: no fake offers. Texas Bsrbcrr
College Waco. Texas. -
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THE undersigned is prepared TO furnish
limestone rough or cut: write for prices
Francis Fischer Austin Texas. II
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PERSONAL.

PEKSONAL.
NIGHT Message Postal Teiegraph Cable
60, syracuse. n, ", February T. fNu2
Mr.J. j. pastorIza, 3Oi Main street. Itous.
ton Texas; Vienna reports completion OF
greatest typewriter sale ever couSum-
mated Austrian ministry Of justice,
after competitive tests, ordered exclusive
use of Smith Premier IN the courts aud
,, l. L. SMITH.
RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS ErySipcIas
Is positively cured by the use of the
famous "Jo-lle" OIL; large size 81 80;
small Doc; postpaid. II. b. jones' Sons,
WAPLES COUGH CURF. for colds and
noarSeueSs; pleasant aud sure; - cents.
N"r'es' Medicine store 9ll Congress.
MCANE'S DETECTIVE AGENCY -Fur-
ntSh detectives for banks, lawyers cor
porations aud others Houston, Texas. tt
GO TO WAPLES' DRUG STORE; you can
always find It here. II
WANTED-1o sell Post roDtc AppiY to
Mrs. Massie, SIS Mckee street, II
MrNAGn'S Frruch Croup Suct for cyuup
ana colds, Sold NV a. L.. Kicslng, Drag
gisL lo2 MliU st. $40
ATTENTION. Upto-datc people who no d
ife INSURANCE no longer wait for the old
limo solicitor 10 call hut send their
names, amount and Kind Of policy wanted
utcct 10 me aud get facts aud figures
We sell cheap term policies for plotec-
non. our ordinary life TO- 10 and 20
pays become endowments at age SO
Notes taken from drstclass people. due
~ the fall No Interest Correspondents
confidential References, any bank i'm
l'allaS over 100000 written per mouth
N ms Way W u. Patterson Manager
Old Hartford. Dallas. Texas. 4
MCANE'S DETECTIVE AGENCY-Fur-
piSh detectives for banks, lawyers. cor
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nOST "W ANTS"
Il ARE CHEAP.
->~-.~>~-~--~~~-~
FOR SALE.
CAPE Iessamine Plants from f0c no S9.50
each, delivered any size wanted. In alb. I
solutc growing condition. With bah OF
roots phone me No. Asa az S;acy'S drug
store, A. Whitaker Houston. II
FOR SAIE--Onc Ne. 9 Hoyt lO-inch match.
or; one SX3Oinch Hall 4 Brown slzer.
viii exchange for lumber Galloway A
Wright Lumber Company NacogdochcS,
Texas, "a
FOR SALE cHEAP-Compictc Systcm q
1Jhasket package carriers aud shelving
and counters Ed Drcytus 4 Co, Dallas
Texas. j.
FOR SALE--Cotton seed for fccdiug pur.
poses, Sl2 per ton. Address 81. n. 4 y
n payiss. Houston -
FOR SATE- Seed rice, both Japan and
Honduras: drst year from imported seed
samples aud prices On application. Moore
Cortes canal Co, ll1nston, Texas. 81
RLUE printing aud blue print paper NJ T.
Whitty's corner Main and Preston
phone 2la two rings. 33
FOR SALE-On well aud rIcc Wen strain.
cts; all Sizes; made 70 ordcr; send Ia your
a
noMlhug street Houston, Texas. n
GRAPHOPIlONE and Phonoglaph Rclords
nov 300 each NJ y. Grant lli3 Con
greSs avenue. -
AUSTIN MAYES' dcwbcrry p1uts for sale
cheap. strongly rooted Ferris W Colby
Aldlnc. near llonslon =
HAY Rice straw oe bcsl quality: ask
prices T. Halabak, successor to w. TIA.
beggcr. ~ Campo, Texas 30
THE GOLDEN LITY or JAPAN-I have
Imported from Japan the bulbs Of the
above lily; they are Of large size and in
perfect order, they are for sale az the
stacy drug store; phones ii4: next door
10 Rice hotel; price 80 each. WIN nc
sent by mail also. A. whitaker Houston.
BARBER THAIRS- Second hand. cheap
SEM ON approval Also second hand mir
rorS aud cases: chairs Tor rent. We pay
the freight u II. Boring supply Co.,
1910 Prairie. -
TOR pri as ot sorghum millct and rel
rust proof oats for seed. MISC FOR grain,
1hay and puriua feed address Mercantile
Grain Co. Houston, TcNas, phones 623
+ O. box 551. Il
FOR SALE Strawberry crates: 5000 nov
H. stock; can supply ah growers at SD
per loo. Baldwin ~ turEill, prupricturS
Houston Produce and Commission Co, lu2
Main street, houston, -
FOR SALF- Household goods, hooEs. ETC.
Apply los Jackson stree %
ONE UPRIGHT PIANO, made new in
our shop. a big bargain, worth S2lu
our nrice STD; cash or Time divers S,
orr REPAIR DEPARTMENT. is turning
out the very nest work. We tune, repair
and rcnniSh all kinds ct pianos Robert
hlHutItt, Supcllur 1dcn', Phone NiN.
divers, III Travis -
Only TWO NEW PIANOS left from Fch-
ruary shipTcnt; a style $ kimbau, worm
In ain "a + "a b
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WANTED- TVtuty ~ m0koIs. FteadY
work the year round az our mus AZ
Coifharp. Tcxas. come by way Of Lutkln,
Texas Louisiana and Texas Lumber
Co, +. A. Love. superintendent. -
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WANTED-At once, two good and com
potent painters by the day N do paint
work; paint contractors need not apply. G,
D. Kemp Van Week, Texas. -
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NJ CUSTOMERS who have patroni2cd
3, tbs season ! wish tn extend my
aass fcr past favors and also wish TO
be that ] will he In better condition
I'll orders for Hauscn'S Pure Ribbon
aN Syrup next year and win have a
Fan OUTFIT aud will turn out better
3n's q syrup, q y, Hansen, Perry's
aiiln. Texas. u
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TELL THE PEOPLE
A what you want.
FOR SALE.

GLADloLUs FOR ST. viii send, prepaid,
3 pounds about 4Ol lowering bulbs, mixed
sizes, grown from the Finest seed. G. G.
Pcttit, Dickinson, Texas. Il
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WEZTFD AT ONCE-Two good BOYS 10
iraru iinncr's trades none but steady
Loys need apply. Necco & Eisenaun. x
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GO TO WATlES DRUG STORE; you can
always find II there. II
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WANTED logging teams; two or three
cattle logging outdts 10 haul by the
thousand: short haul 10 tram road, Nd
dress &. r. Cummings & CO.. box ~.
Houston, Texas -
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NUM- & MUM, w
CROCKETT, TENA

"A, roUnsend Attorney az Law ana
- ,,n.ttsd AGENT President Angc-
I,ns Sorotg Nstionsi Bsuk. Lafslp' Texas,
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WANTEp Twenty more saw and ham
NOR Nen FOR our mills NJ Colthnrp, Texas:
two months steady work; come by way or
luflln, Texas. Louisiana aud Texas Lum,
Der Co, +. A Love, superintendent ~
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suit. CrauSton \ Watkyns NV Main y
TUREE LOTS. Ben and Caroline three
lots Hadlry ana NHtNiipN, TWO iots |
Austin ana Dallas handsome home, Ia |
mar ana Fanum will be sold cheap. |
Geo /. Porter 4 Co, u6H Main ST. u !
n. q. IInSTONE, 10. 30I Bins 6uUdine |
sells lands lots and houses and has |
many good eAchanses To oner y
WE TAKE ENTIRE CHARGE or PROP
ERTN FOR NONhESlDENIS. PAYING !
TAXIESS, INSsTI,Rl.A,ENiSGEE' C.QTL,4lEECCriN&
FACT. no EvERYTHlNG PERrAIN, |
ING To CAREFUL MANAGEMENT on
REAL ESTATE. WRITE FOR rAMrH-
HOUsroN LAND AND TRUST CON.
PANN, HOUSTON. n
RICE FARM -5GS acres 800 fenced -
lcveed pump, engine, thr"sh'r, TWO
honseS. sheds, garden all ready cor works
ynfS1Sip ~, ~, 4",SN a-'' 80 .S
!. : - - = wv, z, 49, -
FOR SALE-2ls lots corner walker ana
Austin street; beautiful site fur vc~l.
dcncc; NO better neighOorhocd iu louS
MN, -,iptt,i,t.e1, ,,,..,,.s,t,s, a. .r.,.
- ~. 40 80, i,.l F,r,i,ic I nd ian n
sofia 6o5y In Br,zoria county. fro8flug on
the Brazos river; close to railroad, no
spousinle parties meaning business 7i-
dress II. If, MacNicoll. A2s B.nz building,
Houston. 81
--17TIT- vi ST777 mo gDVT0yT Tor even n
! have not rot just nd mi, time ,ylfAs
Won want in way NJ a home J viii ind
n or build YOU uur To SUI, my prices
always tue lowest and terms the fuyest
VIM. a. Wilson, POS klam building ~
TTT-T-T TODTvTON Inst north af Souih
en- Parihc shops, Is the place 90 buy
your homo; let me show you dnrins TINS
week SOME OF those !'ESN new laur anl
l.Nrluo" ,Vl."kv7 ~ e'ul"'' ~, ' ,t,,,,
strcrir MN. A. Wilson. zO3 Kan build.
ing II
~ NAN iMo ",y'Hlhs t""i lu 49,.
hor 'it,,,s H.Sri ,o',,rs.tt Vim
owners and exclusive agents WHO have
,,ottar,s. will st1rf In three weeks See
or write H. A. Nichols, sol Binz build
ing. Houston. Texas -
--7T7TT- T77-- No., -,,-7-,--,-I ~,
land farm, 10 trade for good residence or
business property In some good growing
Texas town: or viii trade for mcrchan-
disc Address with fun description. e.
\. Nichols, Houston, Texas, room 5pl
Binz building, -
i--7T AT - IN -SS7 ----9- ~ -7-,- --1T ---i
1arve bodics az timber Land. also bavotl
front. an bargain. L. Bryan \ Co.,
Sl7is Main street. q
STT-I7i- TT-------,
- H. ~ 80. ~ ~ ~ a. ~ ,,
ti5ri ,i.lc Inly C3U at rcsiSenSc iirS'
teenth ana Boulevard. afternoons D.
y CooleA. ~
BIG BAkGAlN-le9 acres rice lana, Two
miles rom TWO dcPoisi rIght al cahai
two 5000 houses two acre pear aud peaeh
y f,iS'l Gl't' 49,, 49, 'nNH' ~
.Hi-N. 't'1' ~ ''-' G '-'N'' '"''''
III. ! - ~ -.-.-
city Railway addition Mrs B}fnc.
Nohle ana tocnlan SlleclS
T7I-F TIPW-5ES acres 400 fenced IL
ic,cf. .,,i,,rr engInr tbresbbr. t,ro bo',ess
49, i,t9trr sii ,esd, ~ u,o,t tct,
N''- s1i"eN "' 49, ,tr',,i
lni gaIyh $.4N. - T. '"nAS"N' i'4H.5
80 ANunu,, .yolll q. =
tuk SALE tiesllgnie loIs IN NH parts "l
honsteh' WI uuuu F"u y house 10 hVl'
ynu, nn elS, LOT " cl 4, ~ &c OF eA'
animation OF ullcs. rye q No.i |ps hiuin
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3TsSESANp CLUTCHES None but the
| ~ ne assortment; sole agents for
1At,st lohn Truss, al Lcwyn n Andor-
[Ns drug store. 30
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IAN Ann WIFE To work on 1hrtn. Wo-
man 10 cook, man "a work In heldi good
nav steady employment. Alvin Fruit
ana NnrscrY Co. Algoa. Ie1as. lt
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LIVESTOCK AND PoULTRY

FOR s7TT-A good horse cheap. settss,,
pa1ffa Stable =
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NoST NV ANTS"
| ARE c HEAP.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--One No q Hoyt l0inch match
or, one SX3oinch Hall Brown sizer:
viii exchange for lumber. Galloway y
Wright Lumber Company, NocogdochcS
Texas "a
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE CuEAp-Two lots In block
No. GAG Euglckc addition Second ward,
Must he sold. Address il9S, this Of.
fee -
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WANTED One Dutchman farm hand. Ap-
Ittc.t II
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" ANTED -Ihtco good boys 10 learn fne
trade. Necco < Eiscmsnn,
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FINANCIAL.

$4,000 TO LOAN On Houston business or
resideucc property; one 20 ten years; at
lowest rates ~ interest; monthly pas
meuts II desired; NO delay IN getting your
money. Apply 20 y. L. Mills. 2l6 Main
street.. or address z. o. Box sos. II
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RICE HARMLESS acres 500 fenced. -
lcveed, pump, engine, thrcshHr, two
houscS. sheds, garden all ready Cor works
cheap FOR quick sale. ID. T.. Johnson.
1NlOl IeKas ANrmuc. rnnm d. :.
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WANTED -Twcntv-NNP cars hay. prefer
light bales g j. raft. san Antonio, .
HAY WANTED In ear lots; quote price 70
boy So NOTION. IeNas. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21

WANTED-A few more nrst-class brick,
LAYERS OF our mill at Celtharp, Texas
take the Eastern Texas railway at Luf-
Nm. Louisiana and Texas Lumber Co,
+. A. Love, superintendent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21

Fe9g S1T-T-Two ears OF rice and sugar
mules Just arrived. also te~ goa
drjvipg hnrges r. r. DupFee 4 W. n
Berrv 1919 Prairie avenue. next rE-
trail Fire station.