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PERSONAL.

LADIES' Chichester's English Pennyroyai pills are the best: safe. reliable: take no other, Tend 4c stamps for particulars; Relief for Ladies'" in letter by return mail; ask your druggist. Chichester Chemical Co.,. Philadel- phia Pa p-tu-th-su
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MEDICAL.

DIR. EDMONDSONS Tansy, Pennyroyal and Cotton Root Pills, a safe and reliable treat. ment for painful and suppressed menstruatlon, irl eguaTities and Instructions .;trial box by mail, 5oc- Frank Edmondson & Bro Mfg Chemists. 36 Broad St, Atlanta, Ga. tu-thu-Sun
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WANTED.

WAN-ED-At once. persons who have been be nefited through the use of KiImer's Swamp Root. Peruna, Paine's Celery Compound, S
 S S.. or B. B. B.. will confer favor by com municating with I'll. H." postoffice box BIO Montgomery Ala IT
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izations in the State will be represented at the meeting here on the 20th. it being the intention of the promoters to have a big display at the St. Louis Exposition.
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partment of Agriculture, office of the Secre- tary, Washington. D. C., Feb. 2, l9o2-No- tice is hereby given that quarantine has portions of the States of California Texas Tennessee Georgia North Carolina and Vir- ana EnaA Mssssippi Nilu Alabama Florida and South Carolina, and the Indian Territory, except when cattle from such quarantined areas are shipped according to law for immediate slaughter: said quarantine is established ac- cording to the provisions of an Act of Con gress approved May 29 1884. on account of the existence of the contagious and infectious diseases known Texas. Southern. or sple- netic fever affecting cattle; copies of the order regarding the shipment of cattle from and describing said area. may be obtained by addressing the Chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry Washington D. c. James Wilson Secretary of Agriculture.
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A Sunday School Museum

The Manchester Sunday School Union (England) has made new departure in the establishment of loan museum of models and objects likely to be useful to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-11

Fine Phaetons, Surreys and Bug gies at greatly reduced prices.
 Felix McManus.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-------~-->----~--~---- ~~------------ -----> A POSTAL with street number sent today will bring to your door the author of The Church and Her Ordinances for Baptists. J. T Mann, 428 s. Hull
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-11

good many loose habits are nothing but nightrobes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-11

FIRE INSURANCE-Nearly every day since the first of this year read of large fires in various parts of the country and very frequently We hear of great losses not fully covered by insurance; check up your insurance and see if you are fully nsured if not phone o2 and we will protect you in the best com panies: there none better than those rep resented by us Holt & Strauss 'phone 92.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.
FOR SALE.

WANTED-Agent to sell sprayers; free sample U. S. Spray Pump Co. Rochester, N Y.
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FOR RENT.

FOR SALE-A list of names, including s, COG C. D., Advertiser. ti
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-11
Resolutions Of Respect.

At a meeting OF George Crook Post No.
SO G. A. r., hall for that purpose, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, The grim angel OF Death
has again invaded our Post and removed
from our midst our well beloved Com
rade, Rev. A. II. Lackey, and
Whereas, Comrade Lackey was a
faithful and respected member OF this
Post, and was its honored Chaplain from
the time he first joined it, and his rec.
ord in the service OF his country was
nnspotted, and was an honor to himself
and to all OF his friends his private life
was exemplary and showed him to be an
earnest, capable and conscientious
Christian gentleman, kind and indul-
gent father and husband, now be it
Resolved, That in the loss OF Com
rade Lackey this Post losses one OF its
most loved and influential members, the
community, one OF its most valued citi-
zens the church in which he labored,
one OF the most earnest and faithful min.
listers.
Resolved, That we as members Of
this Post tender our sincere sympathy to
the family OF our decease Comrade and
assure them that we mourn with them
the loss of sincere and warm hearted
friend and Brother, faithful and loving
husband and father.
Resolved. That as mark OF respect
to the memory OF our deceased Comrade
that the Charter OF this Post be draped
in mourning for thirty days, that copy
OF these resolutions be spread upon the
minutes and records OF this Post. and
that copy be sent to the bereaved fam
lily, also that copy be sent to each OF
our city papers for publication.
81. w. ToKLAs
Com. FRED NYE
c. Z. l.. ROBERTS.
Dated, Aberdeen, August Z, 1902.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-11

Mrs. Thad Byles, who has been in the
city for several weeks under the Doctors
care, is convalescing. She spent sunday
at her home in Elma.
Clifford Murphie, the -vear-old
son OF M. T.. II. Murphie, died Nednes-
day morning after an Illness OF several
weeks OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. James Mcdonald, who had been
visiting Mrs. J. a. McGi!liculdy several
weeks, left Monday for seattle, where
Mr.. Mcdonald is now located.
Miss sara Gleason, who recently grad
uated from the short hand department
of Wilson'S Modern Business College at
Seattle, returned home last week.
Thos. Thorpe had leg broken by log
rolling on him at Mack's camp Monday.
He was taken to the hospital at Aber-
deem. Mr.. Thorpe is a brother-in.law
OF F. Magillicuddy, OF this city.
Richard Gowlng has sold his timber
claim in the North River country to the
Simpson Lumber Company, of South
Bend, for $1,000. The land comprises the
sw1 OF sec l0-l6-S.
Allen White, Martin Holman and John
Emley, OF Elma, have organized the
Elma Logging Co., capital $4,000. The
life of the corporation is five years and
the three above mentioned are the trus-
tees OF the company, which will transact
a general logging business.
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MONTESANO

Fred Porter is the father of a bouncing
baby boy, born last Friday.
Mrs. l.. L. Trask and daughters are
enjoying the breezes at Westport.
The county board OF equalization is
now in session the first three days OF each
week.
Judge Hodgdon was up from Hoquiam
Tuesday. Mrs. Hodgdon accompanied
him.
Mayor I. NJ. Bryan went to Tacoma
Tuesday to consult specialist about his
eyes.
A marriage license was issued this
week to Abraham Smith and Miss Eva
Long, both OF Shelton.
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SUMMER TIME CARD.
Steamer HARBOR QUEEN.
In Effect july 9TH. loOo

Aberdeen Landing at c. E. Burrows &
Cos Dock. Hoquiam Landing at Eighth
Street or Hoquiam Hotel Dock.
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COSMOPOLlS

Mrs. j. G. Lyons is visiting in Port.
land.
Raymond Minis writes cheerful let
ter from Lake Chelan.
+. w. Cook expects to put in bowl
ing alley in few weeks.
Mrs. Allen Linn and her daughter,
Miss Vera, went out to Artic last Satur-
day to pick blackberries. and returned
Wednesday.
Councilman Breakiron expects to go
to San Francisco, Saturday, by steamer,
for vacation. He will be accompanied
by his young son, Porter.
F. NJ. Bachelor and family came up
from the beach, Monday, to remain.
They have had an outing OF several
weeks.
L. w. Breakiron, from Billings, Mon.
taua, has located at Aberdeen and is en-
gagged as carpenter at present. He is
a brother to Councilman Breakiron, OF
CoSmOpOllS.
w. r. Macfarlane and family with
Miss Waller, are taking their usual sum-
mer vacation, at their summer retreat
in the Satsop valley. They are accom-
panied by DR.. Roy Watkins, who will re-
main week.
Ex-Mayor OF Cosmopolis, L. B. Hogan
now in business at Milton, Oregon, has
come to Cosmopolis to visit few days
with Cosmopolis friends, and to accom-
pany home Mrs. Hogan and their two
little boys who have been here for few
days.
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SATSOp

Mrs. Ed. Smith is boarding the bridge
crew.
Mr.. Glenn is painting Mr.. Brady's
barn.
Mr.. subke, OF Elma, was in town this
geek.
Died, Tuesday morning, Clarence Dor
cId, aged six years.
Nj. Owens, OF Montesano, is papering
LIE Methodist church.
Mr.. Harren, of Chehalis, visited
( ads here this week.
the bridge crew made a fly.
.ne trip 10 Montesano, Monday.
Mr., Kennedy, with his bridge crew. is
5egiuning the work for the new Satsop
bridge.
The school board will begin preparing
Sac school ground for the new school
aouse soon.
Mcsdames Ed. Smith and G. c.
Hutchinson We're At the county seat,
shis week.
"Wednesday noon, as the gravel train
sas crossing the Satsop bridge, the tim.
her9 gave way and the whole bridge and
e,even cars loaded with gravel fell to the
river below. The engine and tender
we're eft on the west side of the river
anG the remainder Of the train on the
east. Three men Of the bridge crew were
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CARVING the Message.

The stationery you use conveys a mes
sage as much as what you write there.
From our stock.you can suit almost any
demand at prices to suit the Quality.
Evans DRuG Co
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tHEHALIS COUNTY
AQCAL DOiNGS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTY.
a:-.:.:::-d by Aberdeen Herald Correspondents
ssS CLEANED From Our Local Exchanges.
HOQUlAM

Harrison Hunley has returned to
aioQuam.
Mrs, Ii. B. Martin, of Montesano, is
n5siting her sister, Mrs. J. F. Soule.
Hall OF the population OF the city is on
dc beaches at Westport or along North
feach
Henry Eberting returned Saturday
:tom the Hot Springs greatly improved
q health.
Fritz Rebotzki and his wife have re-
mruel from the Harrison Hot Springs
lld report an enjoyable time.
Harry Martin is now resident OF this
MY and is connected with the new Ho-
3aiam Lumber and Single Co.
Shelby Hackett who runs one OF the
AN block machines at the new single
mill, got the end OF finger cut off Mon
cay.
"Shorty" Axtel is up from the beach
RS week He killed another otter last
Monday and is reported to have received
1915 for the hide.
Or. f. II. Goddard, formerly superin-
-endent OF the State Insane Asylum at
S.eilacom, will locate in Hoquiam. He
1omes highly recommended as first
iiasa physician.
4 new addition to the city OF Hoquiam
AS been aid out. This is located be-
sHeen the new shingle mill and the town.
About 80 lots will be placed on sale Mon
Jay morning Aug. II.
\. L. Hemphill returned to Hoquiam
uonday after an absence OF nine years.
lie Gnds so many changes and improve
seuts that he does not recognize the
city. He has spent his years OF absence
III California.
Robbers attempted to break into the
5&nk Tuesday night, but did not succeed.
They cot under the bank building and
lrilled the cement vault floor under the
safe. Evidently the task was too much
sor them, for they abandoned their job
aud lett their tools.
The owners OF the Grays Harbor Iron
Horks have every reason to be proud OF
Gle new plant just built by them. They
moved in last week, but much remains
80 get in shape. 1t is a very busy place
and large force OF men is kept at work
IL the different parts OF the plant.
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working on the pile driver below the
bridge One, Ed. Knox, OF Olympia.
was badly hurt, both arms were broken
several times, and many bruises around
the head were inflicted. The suffering
man was taken to Ed. Smiths, and Drs.
Blair, of Elma, and Carr, OF Montesano,
dressed the wounds and the man was
taken to the N. p. hospital at Tacoma
on the evening train. The bridge was
simply too weak to bear the heavy train.
The wagon bridge being near, the trans.
ferring is quickly done and the passenger
trains are still running.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

FOR SALE-A frst-c,ass wcll-establshcd,
goodpaying hardware and lumber hus
ness, In one of the best coast counties
In Texas. Address G. {. Clifford, whar.
ton, Texas. 1921
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Z r. HUTCHINs, Na1asota, Texas, manu-
lectures salve that will cure letter, &C.
zema, ringworm or old sores OF any kind;
price 81 per box, ANY one buying one
tboX of this salve not benefited, money
sTefunded. Write for testimonials. 1.3.O2
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AGENTS WANTED.

FRATERNAL order issuing limited pay
ment also life certificates offers eXcepr
tianal contracts to supervisors and or
ganizers who will write business; eNelu-
sve territory; permanent income guafan-
teed write for particulars Fanlobross
Society. 10 Wall street. New YORK.
AGENTS. WANTED TO handle new patent
article good quick seller Ia merchants
T. o. Box 159. Houston. /
AGENTS Either sex, TO sell our electric
combs; they stop headaches and falling
hair; agents make from 50 20 81 daily
easy; write today. Electric Comb Cure
Co, 55T Good Block, Des MoineS, Iowa. S
WANTED II you are successful travel
ing building and loan agent, and want
the best contract you ever had, with the
best company and up-todate plans, write
the Metropolitan Loan and Banking com
pany OF Fort Worth, Texas, for their 1902
contract. 3
LIFE AGENTS. IMPORTANT The Pacific
Mutual Life. Americas foremost annual
dividend company, viii contract with
few reliable solicitors on guaranteed
salary In addition 10 liberal commissions
and renewals IL you can produce $4,000
business per month write u.s. naming ref
efences, for full particulars. Rosephaum
Bros, general agents, klrsv tuildIng.
Dallas, Texas. 1-26-o2
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proposals viii be received at the office
OF John w. Maxcy, consulting engineer,
Houston, Texas, until u o'clock, nooa.
of January 16, 1902, FOR constructing
system Of canal levees at point about
five miles from railway station Within
thirty miles OF Houston. Approximate
quantity, 100000 cubic yards, all boz
plans, pronles, copies of the specihea'
lions aud Instructions 10 bidders can he
seen ut tho office Of John w. Ma1cy,
Each bid must be accompanied by GER
tined check for $1,000, payable to ths
O'Dounell Canal company, ms guarantees
OF good faith. The right Is reserved to re-
iect any and all bids. John W. Maxey;
consulting engineer u
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NOTICF-The commissioners court Of Wal,
Ter county, Texas. will receive bids ana
propositions until the second Monday Ia
January, 1907. for he purchase, lease or
600 acres OF land, BY order Of the com,
missoners court, j. r Sanders Clerk
County Court Waller county, Texas. y
EoTTCE-Blds aud specifications for the
construction OF steel and wood BRIGGS
across the Colorado river near Bay Ci,y,
Texas. will he received W the commits
sioners court Of Matagorkl county at Bay
City on January 81 1902, at o'clock p.
IN. The court reserves the right 20 releee
any and all bids and specifications. For
further particulars amply to jesse
Matthews, County Judge, Matagerda
county, Bay City, Texas, l-2lO4
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HnNfE for Ladies' during confinement;
fEooa doctors and nurses; infants adopted;
eonhdential, p. o. Box ga, San Antonio,
Texas
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Gold and Damiana Tablets
pfomptly relieve and permanently cure
AL cases of sexual debility: mailed 81
Leon Bichon, French Pharmacist, 100
LMcKinnev avenue. Houston. II
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MRS. MDOWALL'S studio 1904 Travis
J s4eet, opens january g. 1902. 6
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

AN ALL ROUND cook must have employ
ment at once. Address 316 Milan street.
,
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BURNS says, For a that aud
A. that, a mans a man for n that"
Recht We are, Bobby, especially 10 he
buys rubber stamps, stencils, seals, metal
checks. etc, from J. V. Love, zoos Me.
ohnuie street Galveston, II
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WANTED Your orders for oak and ash
stove wood also foot OAK, ash or plne
our motto is to pl0ase; give us trial
Watson Wood Yard, both phones old 300,
new 342, l-5'O2
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MME JOHNSON, palmist reader, Is truth
fui In her predictions and reliable in her
adNice. Old phone 1904, 23l2 Prairie 2
4 MADAME L. WEsTPHAL'S Partisan eIe.
giant masquerade costumes for rent and
made to order; 3l3@ Main street; old
'phone 435, 4 rings 10
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NME. c. a. BUJAC-P ianiste; studio 40
Moore Burnett building; send for 'Merci"
tthank You for pinno as played with
Or lllant success by Sousa's famous hand:
also Les Avants Coureurs" DrWmmcrsD
Halop, dedicated to the travelling fratern-
1ty. l-31
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ron SALE x blg bargain IN a new and
second hand furniture ana hardware store;
good trade; good location aud cheap rent
amount OF stock ON hand $500; snap no
fake; am going away. Address GOO TINS
office.
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COTTAGE and Two two-story houses Third
ward; three two story houses and four
cottages, Firth ward, Long time, and
payments almost same as rent. Rogers
& Webb kiam building. l.1-O3
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.

tAASWERS to want ads remaining in the
r. ofuce of The Post for the week ending
Il SATURDAY, December y, 1901: 1905: 4SO5;
4an3; 1901; 1927; Business; Il. II. b.; c.;
: 49b2; 1892; 757: Laundry; 1881: 49s6
:. aSsS; 1850; 4S12; NJ r.. 4s13: 40a3; 1894 /:
3hl4; 4s39 81; 800; 1910: 1885, Physician:
Pietures: 1866: 4a42; 51G0: Al; 494l; 1897
Typo; 1925 $500: 1850: $50. COO; 400;
A774 1924: %: 1923; 1921: 5196.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The trus.
tees OF the Houston school board are
prepared Ia receive sealed hids for the
Mhoie or any part Of the work required
~ me erection OF and additions to the
following public school buildings Ia lie
city OF Houston; Third Ward school
new building; ElysIap school, addition;
sascara school, addition, Second
Ward colored school, new building:
Fourth Ward colored school, new huiid,
ing Dow school, addition The plans
and specifications for the Third Ward'
Eiyslen street and Cascara schools NAV
he seen at the office OF Cooke & 90 ar
ehltocts, klam building, aud those for
sns second and Fourth Ward and Dow
90, architects, B1Ol5 Main street, ON and
atlfr Monday, pegember 80 1901. All
nlds sealed and Endorsed must he sent In
TO the president Of the hoard NOT la,er
than p M, Thursday. Janunry 2 1907,
each accompanied by q certified cheek for
~ per cent of the amount OF the hid,
The board reserves the right TO reject
any or MI bids or any portion OF a bid.
secretary
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WANTED Young man would like to have
position as stenographer or Stenographcr
and assistant hookkeeper, can furnish
plenty of references. Address Frederick.
1920 Smith street 3
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AUCTION SALES.

WANTED-H and mules boughI and
sold oil kinds OF goods taken on eonslgp.
meBt ana sold at public auction. A. Levy,
suetioneer. 8o7 Travis street q
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FOR SALE Ny family Morse, perfectly
gentle. children can drive same; reason
Of sale wiit leave 1oNHS Mrs, a ".
Stlen, 1906 Main, ItDr a--
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NnlCE TO GRADING coNTR ACTORS
Sealed proposals viii be received at the
9iiiVc OF W, $. Milllka, chief engineer,
Of the Ith DAY OF January. lAo2, for con.
stvucting system Of canal aud levecs
az point about three miles northwest II
matc 35o,oOO cubic yards, all borrow and
Waste forms of proposals. plans, pro.
mes, copies OF specifications and tnstruc.
lions TO bidders may he seen at the offlce
ot w >, Millikin; each hid must be a..
companled by certified check for $1,000
p0ahle to the Rrazorla Rice and Irrlga,
ION Co, as q guarantee OF good faith on
Ihe part OF the contractor, the rrazorIa
Rice and Irrigation 10. reserves the rIeht
TO reject an. Cr all bids. w S. Millikln,
cnlef engineer, GOO Travis street. 3
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NOTICE to Machinery Contractors--so,l.
ca proposals Will be received al the Of.
nee Of John w. MaScy, consulting en-.
queer. Houston, Texas, until i2 O'clock,
noon, on the 10Th day of January, 1902,
Tor the delivery and erection Of rice
irrigation power pumping plant at a point
about i've miles, more or less, from n
guaranteed to lift 10000 gallons Of SaSef
per minute through two lifts OF forty
two feet each, Forms OF prOposals. cop
les of specifications, and full lnstruc-
lions 10 contractors may be obtained
from John W. Maxay, consulting en-
g,neer, rooms 20l- EOS Blnz building,
Houston, Texas. Each bid must be ac-
companled by certified check for the
sum Of Ave hundred dollnrs (S50O0o}
payable to the J. II. o'Donnell Canal com
pany as an evidence of good faith on the
part OF the contractor. The right Is re-
served to reject any or all bids. John W.
Maxcy, consulting and constructing en-.
gineef. Il
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white oak and pos, oak posts in sny size.
length and quantity, T. q b. Fauna, Tex
as, s, T. Ry. Address j. oppenhelm, wood
and tie contractor, 500 Live Oak street,
Houston, Texas.
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR SALE-Snan 15hand mules and
wagon, $3.50 cash. Henkcs Wagon Yard.
John Coppinger. I
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FOR SALE Nice ljue Of plumbing goods,
Phone 900. Houston plumbing aud Man.
ufacturing co. u
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CHOlCH balcd hay FOR sale at Wilson
race track any quantity. l.. A. Ander
son, Box 493, Houston. |
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NOTICE TO Contractors Sealed proposals
VIII be received at the Offices Of John W.
M1Xcy, consulting engineer, Houston,
Texas until T. o'clock, noon. on the 10Th
day Of January 1902 for he construction
Of pile foundations, buIkheads, fumes,
concrete or brick masonry work, and for
Two power houses at point hYe miles.
more or less, from railway station near
Houston, Texas Forms OF proposals,
plans, copies of specifications and full in
structlons 10 contractors may be seen at
the offices Of John w. Maxcy. Houston,
Texas Each bid must be accompanied by
J, II. O'Donnell Canal company as an
evidence Of good faith on the part OF tho
contractor, The O'Donnell Canal COM
pany reserves the right to reject any or
all Its, J, w. Maxey, consulting aud
constructing engineer. u
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NEW MACHINERY, TWENTY HORSE
POWER FIRE BOX BOILERS FIFTEEN
HORSE POWER CENTER CRANK EN-,
CINE; ALL FIXTURES COMPLETE,
S475 ON CARS HERE. C. l.. vICKERs.
2202
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FOR sALE--Best set teeth 50; all other
work NJ one-thlrd regular prices Dla.
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FOR SALE-Fine large Hamhletonian gen
tie family mare cheap. Apply 3lO2
? BraZos y
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$4,000 OR LESS TO loan al low rate on
hist-class security. ed. $. Phelps, at
torneY 31Ola Min street