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reacted favorably, and the domestic iron market
continues 10 improve the Boerse quotations on iron
shares weakened through overspeculation. Several
price advances in iron were announced during the
week and the demand for iron is evidently increas
ing Coal shares weakened considerably upon re-
newed reports OF the bad situation OF the market
growing stocks and slow sales. Earnings for the
month of January show marked decline against
those for the month OF December.
The feature of the week was the great strength
Of bank stocks. the result OF the publication OF
the various yearly bank reports. The results set
forth in the report OF the Deutsche Bank char
acterized brilliant. and made excellent i'm
preston on the Boerse, advancing the quotations
Deutsche Bank stock by 3-l0 points The
Dresdner Bank and others while heavily reducing
dividends. made better earnings than was expected
Domestic loans remained strong during the week.
and public shows disposition to avoid in
dustrial securities for the loans General indus
trials weakened.
The abolition Of sugar bounties affected sugar
shares. but adversely.
Easy money made smooth carry over. and money
continues to be offered in great abundance.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-03
Second week in

1902 1901. Differences. Pc
81 companies .g33 2T7 Inc S43I 65s
IS companies. 2.533. .3s Dec 222 s8s 81
Total .765.3I4 81 $50 494 Inc SOS $50 ~
Third
2s 81 T54 OST 652 Inc S405 a3h
10 companies 1920. $40 100 s9l Dec lSi O22 5a
New-York tribune., 1902-03-03
THE LONDON SECURITIES MARKET.

London, March 2.-The position OF the money
market during the last week did not encourage
activity the Stock Exchange, where period
Of stagnation has succeeded the recent sharp out
burst of activity The settlement passed off easier
than expected. but the market is still indebted
fs01o0oo 100000 the bank, with the prospect
OF continuing to borrow from that source for some
time TO come. The notable feat of the
present situation is the continued demand for gold
from Paris.
During the last week the Stock Exchange was
altogether languid. in spite of the activity in South
Africa and the considerable successes reported by
i>orc F<itchener. American securities were
helped by the decision In OF the Northern
securlues company. operators apparently
aVaitlng tne maj adjustment of the case Although
the OUTLOOK Is considered to be favorable. home
ralls were respondent increased and taxation
setting of cheaper coal. Industrial shares were
Gull In sympathy with home rails Mining securi-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-03
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
VALUES GENERALLY HIGHER.

GOLD EXPORTS A SMALL FACTOR IN THE
SITUATION.
The movements of the chief active stocks and
bonds in the week are shown in the following
tables:
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-03
GERMAN TRADE AND FINANCE.

Berlin. March although the reception OF Prince
Henry in the United States made excellent i'm
pression the Boerse during the last week il
cid not influence values. the disposition being 10
await practical results therefrom. After revival
of speculation Of the last few weeks the impression
gains ground that this matter has been overdone;
consequently there is tendency TO take profits
Besides domestic conditions. the Boerse was further
affected by the check to Rafir speculation in
London.
While the American iron reports Of the last week
New-York tribune., 1902-03-03
RAILROAD SHARES FOR INVESTORS

Joseph Walker & Sons offer to investors 500
shares Of Rome. Watertown and Ogdensburg Rail-
road guaranteed by the New-York Central; l5O0
shares OF Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad Com
pany guaranteed by the Pennsylvania Railroad:
also 600 shares of Morris and Essex Railroad
guaranteed ny the Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western Railroad paying from per per
dividends.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-03

Total ~ cos. 81 $50, 966 s7139 543 Inc s24l423
ALABAMA GREAT sOIETIIERN
New-York tribune., 1902-03-03
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
fifty railroads or systems for the second week in
February. OF these, thirty-two return gains Of
s3 656 SO per and eighteen return losses of
s222,S or 81 per cent The whole shows gain of
s208 So or 81 cent The Tribune has printed
the earnings of forty-four railroads or sys-
TENS for the third week in February of which
twentyeght return gains OF s4O5 49, or SO per cent
and sixteen return losses of s64 O22 or SO per cent
The whole shows gain of s241 423, or 3.4 per cent
New-York tribune., 1902-03-03

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.


fin prices he wee fna prc o
prices o. n
The liz nd low pn b M year
New-York tribune., 1902-03-03

sharp check the carnival OF speculation received the
middle of last February at the settlement. The
position of mining shares Is healthier since many
of the weaker bulls have been shaken out but the
ingness.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-03

THE WEEK IN PETROLEUM.
All efforts to find pools In the lower South
west field have proved fruitless Wells OF ordinary
size were all that were struck last week and they
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-03-27

Additional Locals on pages 4. 81 S
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-03-27
William 4. Smith.

The death Of the above named cit
izen by a peculiar accident on Wed
nesday evening of last week ia gen
| orally known to Tribune readers
Mr.. Ernest Reidel who was working
with him trimming upan oak tree In
Mr.. A +. Bishops lot, and the only
person present, did not see the fatal
blow. He was in the tree choppinc
OF large limb, Smith was on the
gromid holding a rope attached to
the limb to guide its fall. After the
Inns fell Reidel looked down and
saw smith lying inotionless on the
ground. Descending from the tree,
Riedel found Smith unconscious and
blood flowing from wound in his
head Assistance and doctors were
soo,5 there, and found Smith to be
lifeless, his neck broken. The theory
y, that the falling limb struck
nin, and knocked him against the
butt of the tree, or that lie was jerke ed
by the rope which was wound round
his hand, and thrown against the
tree. His death was instantaneous.
William A. Smith was born Oct. -
1859, at Darlington, and grew to mail-'
hood there, learning the coopvf's
trade. Previous to coming to Mfner-
al Point, about IL years ago, re was
member of Co X, w. N g., at Dar-
liagten. March rs, ls7Aehe was mar
ried 20 Miss Adelia IL Roberts, who,
with two daug btsfs, Cora and Hazel,
aged respectively IS and 10 years, are,
left 10 meet the shock Of his Sudden
death.
Since coming here the deceased
had become well known and popular
as snare drummer of the Mineral
Point band, in which capacity he
had few equals. He was employed
much by the ely IN laying sidewalks
and doing other street work, and lie
thus became well known. In his In
tercoarse with people he was always
courteous, obliging and genial.
His funeral on Saturday was at
tended by the band, which furnished
exec lent and appropriate music. Re-
ligiot's services were conducted lat
the Tome and grave size by Rev.
Tom)ysssos. pastor Of ire NJ r oharch.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-03-27
THE CITY TICKETS.
Phone lli-2.

In the official notice of nominal
tions for Mineral Point City officers,
published herewith, will be found
the names of candidates for the sew
eial positions. Readers are familiar
with them, and need no Information
from the Tribune. In the caucuses
and conventions there was but little
contention. The Democratic nom
inee for mayor, Mr.. Penhallegon was
chosen on the End ballot, ex-mayor
Gorgen being IA close competitor.
Mayor PrideauX was renominated by
the republicans without opposition,
which is generally regarded as IA fit
ting recognition of his efficient and
satisfactory administration the past
year. That year of good service it is
believed will make him stronger on
election day than any other whom
the convention could have named.
Principal interest centered in the
marshalship at the republican pri-
maries. Friends of Messrs. ,OvitZ
and Thresher were rallied and lined
up in each ward, which accounts for
the unusually large vote polled at
the caucuses Saturday evening. The
result is undoubtedly fairly express
sive of the preference Of majority
of republican electors, and il they
are as jealous and active from now
until the polls close there is reason
to expect Mr.. Thrasher's election.
As the Tribune goes to press it il
announced that several Of the nomi-
nees will decline, and further com.
ment on the personnel of the tickets
might be inappropriate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-03-27
The Local Field.
4. r. BISHOP for F,umiture.......
Smoke Flamingo.

h'ilOh . AAaA''Ai X Va
--Spooner's for oil.
-Correll & Martin for clothing.
We have a good line OF fountain
pens. Have you seen those teachers
bibles at J. j. Hanscom d Cos.
Try Spooner's higbte gasoline,
more heat more light and burns
longest.
A 5000 suit worn some, but in
good order, for $500. A. +. Dresden.
Mr.. Will Snow came from the
university at Madison and spent
Sunday with his parents in this city.
J. c. Roberts still has some choice
building lots for sale. Any person
wanting such will do well to call on
him at his residence. 9ml
Go to A. +. Dresden for your
clothing. Positively more economi-
cal than any other clothing invest
ment, l2wS
--Auctioneer DAVIDSON has an ex-
ceptionally fine family horse for sale.
Will Brown had enough of Wau-
zeka in a week, SO returns to this
city. He expects to re-enter rail-
road service at Chicago.
A trial of Maple City Soap will
convince you that it is perfection.
Easter services and appropriate
n@ al, IN Ia
morning. Evening subject. "Friends
and Foes of Modern Society"
John b. Wallis on Tuesday of this
week purchased from Homer S.
Snow the building lot he recently
bought of Mrs. Laura Cobb near her
residence. john intends to build
thereon in the near future.
The ladies of the Lost Grove p
NJ. church society have decided to
hold basket social at the school
house on Friday evening, April 4th
A cordial invitation is extended to
the public. Bring a basket, the
more the merrier.
Easter services at NJ. T.. church
next Sunday: Easter sermon in
morning at 1880 Sunday evening
at o'clock the Sunday School will
have an Easter exercise. Regular
session of Sunday school at O'Clock
Epworth league meeting at 6:30 will
be omitted
The choir of the =. NJ. church as.
sisted by the Sunday School are get
ting ready another popular enter
tainment to consist of series Of
living pictures Interpreted with lot:
of music. Program later.
Mrs. Clara Coad Field, formerly
of this city, died at her home il
Humboldt, Ia, Monday and the re
mains arrived here for burial OIL
Wednesday. Friends here had n,
knowledge of her being ILL., and tn,
news Of her death was a sad sur
prise.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-03-27
Town Caucus Next Saturday.

The Tribune got the headings of
the caucuses for Mineral Point
town mixed. The caucus called for
last Saturday should have been
named Peoples instead OF Town
and the one for next Saturday should
have been named clown instead
Of " Peoples" Both being non par
tisan aud open to all voters OF the
town no interest can be harmed by
the error.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-03-27
Good Things at Auktion.

The combMesion sal of live stock
to be held at tfn>stocF yards in this
city Saturday, MICH 20, includes
brood mares in foaI shgle drivers, 2
year-old steers, /2-year>Qld heifers
and two Of the fifest young\ Herford
bulls in the landfol enough toNse at
any time. AlP some fine single
drivers, sale o commence at p. m
+. f. DAVIDSON, Auth ueer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-03-27
MUM Der ID

Over million cakes of Maple
City Soap used in Wisconsin last year
New hooks added 30 our circu
lating library. 10 cents per week
j. J. Hanscom 4 Co.
Mr.. \. G. Miller calls on the Tri-
buhe to say that he was much pleased
with the manner in which Auctioneer
DAWSON conducted his recent sale.
lie attributes the satisfactory results
largely to Mr- DavisSou's excellent
work in presenting the articles
otfered,
FOR SAIE-Larg,' house niid lot
~ BEST residence part Of city. Size
of lot, 9oXI60 #. House has 4 rooms
closets and pantry. New barn lSx28.
l6'gt posts, well with 30 feet OF water
cistefh' wood house, some fruit trees.
A very desirable home at reasonable
price. For terms aud price see
JOHN CuRNow
or J. H. REYNOLDS.
"A copy of the jamaica Daily
Telegraph. addressed in the familiar
hieroghyphics OF Hon. Calvert
Spensley, is received, from which il
Is inferred that Mr.. Spens,ey and
1nmily are safely landed and All
right on that tropical island.
The prugisssn Of the Southwest
ern Wis. Teachers Association, to be
held at Monru-, Amil 4th aud 9th. IL
ms follows: Addresses by Ebert
Hubbard. Chas. w. seymour, OF New
York and Julia G I.othrop, Chicago,
Recita', Mary Il, Thompson, Chicago.
Special sections for high school.
common and graded school teachers
and members Of school boards.
Read Spooner's add on the last
page OF this paper you will find some
rare bargains.
Ladies who have used Maple CITY
soap Will testify to us merits
Smoke G. +. S. Favorite,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-03-27
Stage Changes Proprieters.

Morris Proctor has bought from
Frank Lynch the stage line between
this city and Dodgeville, the change
to take effect April lst. Mr.. Proctor
will make n good stage man, ard
he promises to keep the liue well
equipped See card.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-03-27
Car Load Of implements!

Buy the Stoughton wagon and
trucks, Racine buggies, milk wag-
ons, Prairie City seeders, Rock Is
land 4 Dixon plows, Hays q Rock
risiano corr planters. NJ. IARTIN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-03-27
80 Acres Plow Land for Rent.

Situated about three miles from
Mineral Point city. Inquire of
l3tf &. IA. THOMAS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-03-27
Sale.

IS sieice lots on ade each OPP
posise John KnightHkon the Fair
Ground road, or will 4llNhe whole,
cons;stiag of acre. at ! bargain.
Inquire OF j. b. REYNOLDS.
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FOR sALE-S4o0o BUYS TWO. STORY
HOUSE, ~ LOTS OF GROUND.
FOURTH WARD, SOUTH. $4,000 BUYS
-FOUR LOTS ~ FIRST WARD AND
HOUSE. SIX LOTS AND SEVEN
HOUSES, FOURTH WARD BINH &
sETTEGAST, ROOM 213 BINZ BUILD
ING. PHONES, OLD 707, NEW SO. II
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PERSONAL.

ofiUM, morpnlne, whlskey habits cured
"a zen 10 hfteen day2. no pain or injury
10 patient; no pay until cured. deposit
your money N bank to your credit, pay
US when cured In case OF failure to cure
we pay all your expenses while hero.
also pay your railroad fare both ways
Home Oh car line ont from center Of city;
absolute privacy; viii put you In CORE.
spondence with patients cured special
care given lady patlents best references
ADDRESS The Matthews Home, mrs. Mat
news y Hubert, propr!etors 800 Day
--- axeaue. VEST End. Nan Antonio. Texas. II
90 I0 WALES Medicine Store. You
can always end It there. n
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FOR SALE Saw mill 10000 capacity, on
railroad, plenty of thinner; also teams
and wagons running daily; good money
maker Address Irwin Gary, BOX 30
Timp5on, Texas. 20
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SEALED PROPOSALS will he received
at this office MP to July %. 1902, for
the 9urveyinG md fencing of the san
Jacinto battlefield, located in Harris coun-
tI Texas. Specifications for this work
can be secured by applying TO the un-
dersigned Sam Harlan, Supt. Pub. Build
ings and Grounds. 20
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IN CUERO, De witt county, crops OF corn
and cotton nre assured ! have for rent i
line of business. It, A. Graves, Cuero.
Texas. n
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE no CoNTRACToRS-Sealod bid,
VII ne received until July 81 1902, for
moving the books and furniture of the
Houston Lyceum and Carnegie Library
association from the fourth floor to the
room ON first floor fronting on Rusk ave
he lowered ny box or baskets attached
hlock ana tacklc. Right reserved 10 re-.
lect any or all bids. j. VI. Cotton. 1907
Franklin avenue u
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FOR SALE Being about TO leave the city
I offer two lots on corner, close In thirty
acres three miles out south of Houston,
BraEos bottom plantation, 400 acres, 2T5
acres under cultivation, good crop cotton
and corn on the ground; live stock and
farming implements; also n splendid husl
moss hat win net 5000 per year; this
property must he sold at once; no agents
Addrp4z T2oB this oftirp 10
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EQUlNE RECORD co, offers best weekly
amount Of remaining stock ~ $40 rer
share. bank and business references. For
partlCnlars address Equine Record Co.,
25G Broadway, New York. '.t.tv
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FOR SALE or TRADE-iO6 acres out OF
the west tract and ~ acres out Of the
east tract Of the Thomas Hughes survey,
near Saratoga. Hardin county: good oil
land. For price and terms address w. f
Colqultt CorslCana. Texas. If
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WANTED Ferris wheel and other attrac-
lions for the Leonard anniversary, July %
and q, s. W, McLarry, privileges, Leon
ard Texas. 10
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PERSONS having S2b or more to Invest in
the stock Of good paying corporation
tom address Secretary, box IS, Beau.
mont Texas. and receive particulars 10
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pLSINABLE CORNER LOT, WITI
SHADE TREES, on MAIN STREET,
$ll9oo! TWO, ,CcIHIQICE ssSouITHI FRONT
CAR LINE. 5000 EACH; TWO LOTS
ONE 4 CORNER. NEAR CAR LINE,
FIFTH WARD, .Sl25. EACH DEslRA.
GOOD SHADE TREES. on CRAW-
FORD STREET. PRICE $500 OTHERS
JUST As CHEAP NORFLEET,
PHONES 6Y3, BINZ BUILDING. II
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-25 miles
rice canal work from Pine IslOnd bayou
to Sour Lake, Texas. to let; prairie work
material good fills average four feet
supply haul short: win pay good prices
see rs before all Is taken. Address. care
Dutton hotel, Beaumont. Texas. Brooks
Bros & Co. IT'S
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20 Sanatarium has removed
eland to 1918 Main. The
10 ,esn osen renovated and every
"! ana IN trst-class condition;
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81 PER ACRE for rice land--B4O acres IN
Wharton, ono Of the greatest rice produc.
ing counties in Texas. Address w. i.
stewart, Jacksboro, Texas. n
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FOR SALE--Blacksmith carriage repair
Ing md paint shop. tools, furniture and
nxtures Apply TO Munger s West, IoOSts
Congress. IL
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HAVE customer for lot or two in walk
Ing distance from Polk and Caroline; also
a house and lot IN same nclghborhood
Have you a real nice home for sale at
say $4,000 to $4,000? We have Gus.
toInnrs every day for homes for rent;
list your property with us, and we will
do the rest Oliver Cranston Il Co. If
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KHI ~ III" VUTITIUNITN N
luz events that are If 90 l.
S2fS TO you by consulting
AEtclle School Of Science,
~ " 5 we k for - and 80
:l3i< cns have come; those
&f Visited Il palmist before.
wa lntrIligently unravpl
E&nd never ask question
81 pace. The Est lie School
Texas avenue. Is
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FOR SALE-saw mlil ana 10000 acres
good pine timber d. A. Nichols. Hous,
ton, Texas. n
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NINE LOTS with improvements. $1,000:
three lots on Crawford with improve
ments, $500 two acres Third ward
$3.50 three Tors on Jackson street, 5000
Pye s. Bollfrass, hiam building. 10
-FOUR lGls aud cottage In good condition
at seabfook, close TO water, 5000, van
own terms Weathersby & Co., 110il3
Congress avenue. -
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san Jaclnto Lodge No, 296. X.
Of F.. meets tonight at 1880.
Castle Hall. corner Main aud
Prairie. Work in the rank Of
kKpinht. Members of local
~, and visiting brethren ARE
Invited to attend. Otto Tnub,
c.; j. NJ, Henderson, Is. ~
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- 'tihhtt ~ 80 lnlo Duhineen
here at Houston offered by the dissou-
ton and closing out Of the stock Of the
Houston shoe and Hat company, consist
ing Of about $500 mems. women'K and
chlIdren's shoes, IN good order aud well as.
sorted. all good sellers ana solid goods at
low prices win sell IN bulk or IN lots to
suit purchasers Apply to Houston Shoe
md Hat company 0l2 Franklin ave
nuC lB
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yFoardlng and Day School for
Rens September -, 1902. For
4 Mrs. II. p. Lcfcbvrc, Miss
klncy. Principals 10 81 West
kcet, Baltimore, Md.
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KELLEY INSTITUTE In
'eI apoma and Indian Territories
N" =" WHISKY, morphine, cocaine
auulctions. j. ii. keith,
ace, DALLAS, Texas. 81
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n and Ga. Estelle. the great
n d pa mist, is still heated
M2yenue, whtre he can hc
(Xfpu All points of interest.
love, marriage ana ali
10
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN HOME FOR sALE-Here is
the best bargain offered In Houston. A
large seNen-room house with nne asset.
meat of fruit and shrunbcry, stable and
other Cutbuidlngs. This property is To-
Gated ON the Harrisburg She'll road and
must be sold at once; an ideal place for 4
suburban home and Will I've sold at a
price where the purchaser can he sure OF
large advance on the purchase price. IL
taken az cnce fine horse and double seat
ed carriage and fine Jersey COW viii go
With place. The Sl,0ooOOO appropriate n
for Buffalo bayou Is almost sure to double
the present price ~ $500 tor the prop
erty. Terms one.half cash, balance terms
Ia suit; immediate possession Of the prop
erty can be given. Apply TO n. l.. Mills.
PIG Main street. Il
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( during confinement: good
u infants adopted. p. o.
tonic, Texas. "a
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

PATENTS Protect your ide8s; no allow.
ancc; no fee consultation free; estab,
lishcd 1864, Milo q. stevens & Co.. Ola
nth street, Washington.
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SPLENDID farm OF 2O3 acres near Waller,
forty miles from Houston. 100 acres In
cultivation, balance pasture. all fenced,
one hye-room and one two room house,
barns, etc: two aces In orchard, two
wells; viii exchange for Houston prop.
erty, improved or unimproyed; Brunnur
or Heights preferred, but would trade
for desirable property any portion OF
city; price 5000. { NJ. Roberts, Ol0ya
Main street. %
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or late issue Texas cor.
matrimonial paper,
IeSas people. Address
Houston, Texas. 21
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eslrlng to apply for patent
icy ny addressing Texas
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IN stamps TO E,telle School
a renaing by mail Your
cradle "a grave by paints
logy. 1900 Texas avenue.
ID
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the rall rush to have
let us do il now; suits
$3.50; special attention
4 express. The pantlto.
clnto; both phones. 20
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= Houston tent No. %, X. q.
tonight at 3O5@ Main street;
I'm the city cordially invited
n. Degree work. j. NJ. Key,
Charles ploudem, record