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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-21
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
The Next Meeting Will Be Held at
wahiawa on Saturday.

The last meeting of the Farmers In
stitnte for the year 1902 will be held
at Wahiawa Colony, Island of Oahu
on Saturday evening, October 25. Mr.
It. F. Sedgwick. of the United States
experiment station, vice president OF
the institute, will preside at the meet
ing, and the following members viii
present papers: Mr.. ]. F. Crawley, OF
the Hawaiian Fertilizer Company, on
Fertilization OF Fruits AID Vegeta-
bles;" Mr.. F. G. Krauss, of Kameha.
meha schools on Vegetable Garden
ing" Mr. F. l.. Holloway, of Wahiawa
on THE Marketing of Vegetable Prod.
ucts.' Each paper will be followed
by discussion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-21
Art Lie ather Studio.

we invite the attention of our patrons
and public in general to our new art
leather studio, on Beretania ST.. adjoin-
ing our store, under the direction of
Mr. G. H. Bigelow, American artist,
formerly with Hale Bros. of San Fran
cisco.
Carved and burnt leather goods of
every description, elegant cushions tops.
belts, wall hangings, ETC.
Special designs made to order In
spection invited. N. S. SACHS DRY
GOODS co.
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A New
Department

of burnt leather goods viii well repay
a visit.
We have Just opened the handsomest
line of games and tissues for evening
wear and dinner costumes. All of the
most exquisite texture, They must be.
seen TO be appreciated.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-21
Our Art
Department
RIGHT UP-TO-N8W IN
EVERY P.RII ULAR.

We take a pardonable amount of
pride in this department and have line
which at the present time has no equal
IN the city. Our assortment includes the
very newest things out and everything
is now ready to be shown.
Many new and attractive designs OF
cushion tops and stamped linens, center
pieces, tea cloths runners, tray cloths,
doylies, etc.
Battenberg and points lace braids,
stamped patterns, etc., others too nu-
merous to mention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09
SAN sABA VALLEY IRRIGATION


company Has Been Fully Organized and
Has Outlined Plans,
san saba Texas. October 6-At meet
ing Of the stockholders or the San sana
aleY Irrigation company tho following
we're elected charter members ana directors
,or the hrst year John kelley. X u.
iAas'one' I. A. Murray. Joe 4. wunamS.
John r. Cunningham W. H. Dorm Of sam
seea county and stephen f. Demmnn OF
enIgSago, III. The company viii present it,
iIsPPi,i'eaton Tor charter on next Wednesdav
S tne capital stock Of the company will he
SoVNVyV ana the company is formed 10 irrl.
~ some 1910 acres OF land lying on
y fn ~ nofth side OF the san Saba river. 70
,gate which tho company Will construct
e, uan across the river at Dnran. about
s.st'een miles west Of san Saba. Thc
Hall WIZ ne nifty feet high aud about ,lyi
aStt long with additional storage reservoirs
dnuuFe thls dam and across Richlnnd ANA
~, ~ Sreeks' IS snon as the charter is 80.
sut,,u ana prellmnnrics are CONNECTED WORK
MI ne pushed with ali vigor In homes 10
muNe tue system completed hy April INK
mnlrA VIII give employment 10 numbers OF
AGn' as Ia addition to the main dam. there
VIII be about ffty-stven mlics IN main
Verr9l besides thc latcrals etc
the board Of directors elected Mr.. John
n eii,tS president, y, d. Lidstone treasurer,
~ " Bnrleson SECRETARY. William Allison,
T. T. Rector and n. \. Brownsattorneys.
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A Meeting at Calvert

Calvert, Texas, october s.-Quite mum.
Der OF influential farmers from various
parts Of Robertson and Milan counties met
with the Calvert board Of trade at the
city hall yesterday afternoon for the pur-
pose OF discussing crop diyersihcation and
10 organize truck growers association.
1he meeting was addressed by MIR. Dick
Bonner Of ARP, TeNas, veteran smith
county hoftic1lturist and truck grover,
which excited good deal " interest IN
truck growing among all present. Prof.
Green Of the Agricultural and Mechanical
college also made an entertaining speech
on the subject of truck growing ana fruit
culture The truck growers association
was duly organized and the following Of
hccrs, elected: President, Dr. u, Parker;
vice president, r. II. Davis; secretary r.
4. TindalL treasurer; y. r. Beard, execu.
tive committee. Messrs. NJ, J.. Colot y. ~.
Beard. ]. A. Bailey Of Milan county. G.
a. w Neil ana J. T. McLendon The meet
Ing then adjourned, 20 meet again Noyem-
Der IL 1902.
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rExAs RELIGIOUS NoTEs.


Gonzales. Texas, october 7-Kev. Johr
stanley Thomas has accepted the call to
me PRESBYTERIAN church al this place
which he has heretofore supplied.
Kountze. Texas. October The New
Bethel Baptist association comprising the
counties OF Folk. Tyler and Hardin. held a
session here A. s. Cannon Il Moscow was
elected moderator and II. q. crews OF
YOodyille clerk.
Nanles. Texas. October I.iiev- q. w
Hardy. aged 20, q veteran minister oi tue
Mefhodist church. died very suddenly az
fhs depot here He had come here a. min,
ister TO p sick relative and had been ealleu
home by the serious Illness II his SON
peeyille. Texas October 8 Rev. T. =;
SelfrIdge Of Victoria mas accepted me esil
AZ pasfor Of the Beeyile ard Goiiad Iles-
bvferInn churches. Tho call has been
placed IN his hands BY me presnytssy NV NV
2s appointed by the nreshytery az we
dnto f6r his installation rs pastor ~ t1,,
Re,syiiic church. an adjourned meeting Of
the nresi,ytery having been set for that
dste "a the Beoyille church.
Jacksonville, Texns October IL Rev. y
NJ. NeHbnrns secretary OF the -hapll1
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Mas.o,,n Mntters.

Mason, Texas, October THE Fat Nc.
Carey case was disposed Of at the present
term Of district court Being found guilty.
he was sent mp for three years.
Mrs Charles BiersChwae and Mrs. j. u.
Beck are at present on visit to the Alamo
CITY,
Mrs Max Martin aud daughter have left
for Austin whence they will visit Eastern
points.
The benefit supper given by the ladies OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, Soutl,
Friday the I'd Instant, was largely attend.
ed and a great success.
Rev y. a. GfegE preached bis farewell
sermon 10 a large audience sunday, thu
9TH instant, and will leave shortly for the
al nual conference.
Weather Is fine and cotton is coming IN
rapidly and will probably be all out by the
end Of tho month.
There Is good crop Of pecans and the
local market remains close around oa
cents.
Owing TO the recent abundant rains. pms
turage prospects which we're not bad, are
row exceedingly good.
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6renhan BUDGET.

Brenham. Texas October S. The first In.
tlmation Of the arrival Of Buckssin BINS
via West show here to-day was the ap.
pearance Of Colonel Frank Frost. rrcss
ag,nt Buckskin 1911 aud his Wiid West
snow came IN carly from Caldwell, where
they showed Tuesday, and there was a
crowd IN the city early to see the train
ulhoaded and Ia witness the purade The
most important figure IN the parade was
BpckSkln Bill, and this was SO 81 the per.
tpIuancr lie is q native Texan, having
leth bolu near san Antonio. The incoming
trains All brought good crowds to town 10.
aul, bat the vast throng OF people that
iined the streets awaiting the parade, came
from the country.
The Daughters of the Confedoracv met
~ Lusk S hall Tuesday afternoon and rem.
uefed an excellent program TO a good auui
cnce The program consisted Of vocal ana
instrumental music qunrtctte singing. piano
solos. readings ana recitatlons.
Irade was fairly good with most Of the
merchants Wednesday Though many OF
the visitors lld not come to town shonpine.
they mad 10 cat and many of them wanted
to drink aud mnny of them saw goods
ana bought
MI Hebcr Stone, Jr., has returned from
Georgetown university to recuperate from
Injuries received IN football game
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3. 3. MorrIs & 60 Letter.

Houston, Texas, October 3, Liverpool sus.
tanned decline OF 9 points on spot cotton
today and points ON arrivals
In response 10 this depression on the
other side New York made loss OF = to
4 points on initial sales. Jauualy sold at
So on the opening, declined to $50 adj
vdnccd 10 S.G5 cusgd oil again 10 s g. but
finally closed steady OF s.64 to S6j,
The Southern markets as a rule were
weak aud nearly all Of them 1lj TO Is
lower,
New Orleans sold $3.50 bales on n basis
ot S 5-1G for middling ana Memphis sod
2OUO bales OF j-lB for the same grade,
New York showed wonderful strength,
considering the sharp decline In Liverpool,
The bull clique continue to support Deccni-
her and January regardlcs of declining spot
markets now accommodating In the South.
What the ultimate Intention of Mr.. Price
and his following Is, remains TO be seen,
but II Is patent that they come TO the sup
port of the market whenever It becomes
necessary and succeed IN holding It despite
all the adverse features with which it is
-menaced.
Expectations for tomorrow arc wonder
fully Right aud we should not be surprised
20 soc better market tomorrow on small
receipts. Il. -. Norris X Go.
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ViotorIa Iooals,

Victoria, Texas, October S,-The south.
western Telephone company has 81S sub
strihers ia victoria, one 10 every twenty
Inhabitants which Is believed to be the
lnrgest percentage IN the state.
Victoria Is moi on a boom. but there Is
not q house for rent In the CITY or suburbs
aud every boarding house Is full
Mr. Chester II. Davis Of New York efl
yesterday for San Antonio after stay ~
several weeks here comforting With the
city officials regarding the contemplated
sewerage system MIR. Davis also made
some Investments in property near Vic
torln
w c. Gunlock has returned from tho
Dallas fair lie reports tha attendance
much less than last ypnr.
$. NJ. Bailey left yesterday FOR III Campo.
where he has the contract for three brick
building awarded him without competition
Q, ~ Felnnd went with him and win 81.
perintend the work
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Hearne Items.

Hearne, Texas. Octobtr s-Mrs W. 4
smith aud daughter, little Bess, are spend-
Ing a few days in Huntsville, guests Of
relatives.
The Central Texas fair to be held al
Bryan next week, has been extensively al
ycftised hers aud Will draw many visitors
from HearnP.
contractor Horton has the Port Sullivan
bridge In very good repair and the trade
from that section Is again coming 70
Hiearnc. Thc Hearne merchants nave learned
=, onDreciate very highly the trhrs they
eet from this portion Of Milan aud re put
tipe forth every efiort 70 have other roads
ana bridges put n good repair.
Cotton pfpkeTs were ngntu ai'ic 10 bVEia
y,rk I'M Inc fields this week. although the
eroiind wns not thoroughly dried out
Mr. John T. Astin coniemplates making
trip Ia the Indian territory THIS or neAi
~ corn 10 he used on BRACES bottom planta-
lions during fan and spring seasons,
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MIIllana Meetinn. n ctoulov.

Crowley. La. October Tho revival
conducted by Pastor r g Alfred, assisted
by Evangelist sidney johnston Williams Oh
Texas, was largely attended today nh,
tent was full at the II o'clock service At
$3.50 there were more than 1900 people as.
somblrd to hear Williams on his NOT Vi
Red Eye" lecture. Hundreds gave the
evangelist at the close Of the serqiCs'thcir
hands To use their Influence Bg inst whisky
More than 1900 people gathered AZ Z
service. as scores of men. Women boys
and girls requested prayers AZ the, rleF
Of this service thirty f'profCssad faith IN
the Baptist church During Ne mo- ring At
II O'Clock money was 7ilsed, bpny FORTH,
tent The tent will be Sven t0 the Stat
mission honrd for services IN houisiaua.
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Synod OF Texas.

Clcburne. Texas, october ss7Tho elders
and deacons Of the Presbyterian state
synod held meeting today. Tonight the
synod proper opened and got To work N
earnest Tomorrow quite largo number
Will be In attendance and a good meeting
is expected, The topics discussed by tn,
elders aud dencous today were; "Shouid
the Ruling Eider do Personal NlsitingT
Elder A. +. Hardie u Dalias aud Elder
Ramsey Of San Antonio '1be Ruling ~
der ia Church Courts, IN Session and Pres
bytery, IN Synod and General Assembly,:
Elder w. McB. Smith Of Bolton and Elder
s, i. Grceu ~ fort Worth. "'rhc En-
velope Systcn the Bnsc for Developing
Grace Of Giving 10 Congregations; hca,
con $. H. LUDLOW ~ sherman, ''Bcst
Methods u Conducting church Charities;
Deacon W h. rogers q Palestine.
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Glen Flora SUGAR MIN.

Wharton. Texas, October sThe Pitts
burg Glen Flora sugar mill viii begin TO
grind October 10 under the control and
supcrintcndency Of Mr. c. II waterhouse.
number Of improvements are being addc I
the Cane Belt railway. LARGE a,ianiitlps
Of cane are being received and placed IN
madness for the mill The cane crop Is
first class and well matnred and will 70
deem the county for loss entaiigd NV the
shortage In cotton. The rice crop viii also
be a leading industry of the county the
III Campo and Lane City sections both hay-
ing raised prosperous harvestsf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09
WHOLESALE. MARKET

y on grapes and tho better grade .,
peaches. uN u
a delay IN the arrival OF celery shinne,,s
Snused small stock to he lott over rho
demand has Increased on this artiric ,,,,h3',
same. '"n aVouV the
The Journal Of Commerce saws Of inc
sugar situation:
Developments IN the sugar market dur.
my ,he past couple Of days have hnd nm M.
Az se,tilig influence upon The trade. on Thurs.
uuN tue National Sugar Refining company
made an unexpected cut In prices for ~
nnssa sugar TO Acc net for granulated.
tuu was followed by Arbuckle Bros mud m,
A AMI Sugar Refining company In tie
ur9er named' the Inter- however did nor
ieulVe their prices until the opening OF
business Friday. Advices from New or.
leans reported that prices for sugar in that
market had been lowered 10 points. to the
Dus!s OF 4. 4Oc less ! OQr cent for cash
Meil-informed members Of the trade are
lncnhed 70 the opinion that there were two
reasons for this unexpected cut An priecs
one being to affect the market for raw
sugar. which WIS rapidly advancing. and
tne other TO meet the competition Of West.
ern beet sugar and Louisiana sugar
AS mas been their usual custom the
western beet sugar renners are contract.
Ing with the trade to sell them sugar Mt 10
points under the New York list price of the
American Sugar Refining company plus tho
regular freight rate. The crop of American
beet sugar this year 1t Is estimated VIII
amount TO about 100000 tons; and II Is the
general option Of toe local trade that the
American Sugar Refining company Wll n6t
allow this sugar to be marketed during the
next FEW months Mt prices which win SHOW
any Dig pfohts to the producers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EOTTcE-The firm o. Pabst Lcin6ach.
doing business NJ Galveston end Houston,
hHs this day beea dissolved Is natiisl
consent. Emil Lelnbacb having sold BIS
interest to Fred c. phhSt and Albert q
Pabsf who viii continue the business al
Galveston and Houston under the firm
name u Pabst Bros Pabst & Lrinhach.
! Veg 10 thank onr friends and patrons
for iheir PATRONAGE extended Pabst 4
Leinhach aud would kindly request a con.
tinuance 81 their patronage Tor the Few
iifm. ErHl Leinbnch.
October l. 1902. y
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Nem Orleans Cotton.

New Orleaus October Sat decline OF
1l6 factors were willing sellers Of spot
cotton and some sales, It is stated, were
made at y under board figures, Sales jlOD
bales. including AGO To arrive. Quotations
reduced ! 1t The market for tutures
showed losses Of points on the hrst cali
under the lniluence Of a weak Liverpool
market ana fell away to points there
after. but later Il better influence was fur-
nished by active operations ON the part OF
the New York huh leaders and rise OF
. TO Z points resulted. Prices backed ana
flled over a narrow range and at the close
the board showed a loss Of to . poilis
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Marlin Matters.

Marlin Texas, october SHERMAN Day
was celebrated by the German-Amencans Of
Marlin with grand ball at the hail OF the
Sons Of Herman
list is being circulated looking TO or.
ganizing a lodge Of Elks In this city.
The opening Of the Grand opera house
In Marlin last night with "Pirlings from
Puck" was greeted by very large and
appreciatlye audience.
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completely ceased There are stin several
features working against the market. EN-
rope Is Indifferent ana not disposed TO CON
tract for more than necessary 10 koep mills
running, but the weather Is The bears hope
nud go long as bright sunshine lasts eacn
reaction upward Will give the bears courage
10 attempt hammerng That they VIII
manner themselves into hole ultimately
Is as certain as time, and II will take dol
lnrs ana sharp upward turn Ia the mar
ket to eNtricute them from IT, However.
Tor the present they seem to have the best
of the argument
Continued fair and warmer weather is
predicted
Liverpool is due TO be lower tomor.
row, and our markets being somewhat dun
and theirs active we should follow them.
Cargill d Richardson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

Galveston, Texas October THE oyster
growing industry has been neglected at
Galveston until now the supply raised mere
is not much more than enough to supply
the local demand The oyster beds were
badly damaged during tho storm OF 1898
and many OF those who followed oyster
gathering were drowned during the storm.
The damage caused 20 the beas has not
been repaired. Tho oyster season con-.
ulcnccd q month ago and seyera times this
season there has been comn0int heard re-
gHrding the small supply o. oysters
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convlcted al RurnIaru

Hampstead Texas, October S-The Jury
"a the case OF Claude Alcculloch, charged
with burglary, returned verdict today
finding the defendant guilty aud assessing
his punishment ~ two years confinement
ia tho pcnltentihry.
Eugene Harper charged with theft OF
hogs, Is consuming The time Of court today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

Galveston, Texas, oetoper s.--rhe city
commissioners have authorized the board
Of directors OF the John Scaly hospital TO
purchase a now ambulance and have ap
ptopriated 5000 to pay FOR Il The hospital
has been doing without mn ambulance some
time since the old one went ont NJ commis.
sion aud such vehicle was badly needed
&C present tho patrol wagon Is being used
10 convey eick or injured persons 10 tht
hospltai
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New York Cotton.

New York October srhe cotton market
opened barely steady at a decline Of . to 4
points. Later business increased the de-
cline . TO s points, after which there was
rally Of TO points on the more active
positions, with the market finally steady
With net loss of ] to , points The early
weakness was due to liquidation, following
weak cables, general tine weather reports
and the still unsettled state OF Affairs ~
the coal strike region. There was q steady
tone towards the close of the session. sales
for the day were estimated at 2O00QO bales
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80 York nrv eooda.

New York, October s.-Demand for the
home trade has been fair today in the cot
ion goods division for quick requirements.
staple cottons are firm and in some Heavy
goods slight advances have been secured
Prints are quiet, as are print clothes.
Prices unchanged. Wooden ana worsteds
for mems wear fabrics duh but steady.
Dress goods hrm with fair demand.
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AND LARGE RECEIPTS.
,...lyed--Activity in Poultry.
|'s's' California Canned Fruit.
y" The Sugar Situation.

n vas a busy day in the local
sis 81. market. and a ready demand,
s ". receipts, kept free movement
KY, ~ from the start.
c.u,oruIa canned fruit has arrived
~ e ...Ins With an active trade.
!, cabbage were replenished by
q q ,'r and prices were held UP to $3.50
ste.
x,.a large supply Of bananas on
y y mn prices did not weaken and
Nv ,ontInued around s1.5o.
,.,.,lor stock of apples was well
~. ~ and a somewhat frmer feeling
~ n the grades left over.
rss noticeable activity on the
ih ,bIekens aud quoted prices were
w N very liberal receipts.
,,,-,, fruit moved very freely ami a
/ ,,,.,,hrtad demand prevailed, especial
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Judgment Because He Was BlackIistec

San Antonio, Texas. October SIN the
Fifty seventh district court today IN the
case Of J. c. Davis VS. the United states
GUARANTEES Company et al. suit for $1,000
damages for alleged blackisting and dis
charge Of plaintiff from the employ ~ the
Pullman Car company, a verdict for IS
was rendered against the Pullman company
and $685. against the guarantee company,
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
NEW VESSELS ARE TO BE PUT INTO
THE FISHERIES,
Many Complaints OF Scarcity Of oys-
ters--A New Ambulance Is to
Sc Purchased,

Galveston. Texas, october s The Gult
Fisheries company OF Galveston has ordered
iive new schoouers and one ship 10 engage
iu redsnapper hshlng. ono OF the new
scho0ners arrived yesterday aud the Sttnm
ship Is due some time this month The
plant has heen enlarged ~ take care pf
the additional hsh expected.
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To Rairo Debt on Auditorium,

Galveston rexns October < rherc was
meeting Of the directors Of the Galveston
business league last night at which plans
were discussed for raising the Sjaul stlli
due on the auditorium. II was decided to
rent the building for political speeches anil
other legitimate purposes
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~ customary association OF To,ss u rcrv
~ p MS residence here. He hss Ne,
XIV. =, me pioneer movers IN this mission.
s,.s, enterprise. also IN larksonyliic Ron.
erc . o9 , and his friends over the stale
In. eN Sohcitous about him at thfs
ne; as his demise al this time wnniS
~ Utmost calamity 10 tho work no Mas
70 successfully lnaueurated. "''
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-. u.ry,stino al Vinton AGAIN.

vinton. La, October The late rains
are now fast drying up, a sta north wind
,,,rt,1 considerably. Monday was pleasant
and warm again and the rice harvest ID
now going on again IN good force along the
Sabine canal
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BIDS ANp PROPOSALS.

Has City. wanted. wheeler teams AZ So, rs
per day; four months work. Apply III
wofk or 70 w. s. Dciery. Cotton Ex'
cnange hulldlnE. Houston. Te1as. ~
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WANTED BY o general contractor doing
public work and who has large contraet
now ON hnnd, q gentleman 10 take an tn.
missary store or take charge ~ the work.
Address Contractor, Hotel Burnett, Hous
ton. ~
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W An lfll ollcnt partner VIII about S5ikM
capital for e wen paying saw mill ~ or
der 10 enlarge samC for export busuraa;
mia is well situated; plenty " logs near
ly; prospects excellent ofors Hddre,4
itS9. this office II
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ron SALE Nice Young cow fresh In milk:
win give three gallons IL, 4. nnviss.
1908 Montgomery -