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BEE COUNTY GARDENS.
The System Of Irrigation Is Extensive
Practiced,

The System Of Irrigation Is Extensively
Praoticed
Beeyille, Texas, November 1.-The me1n.
bers OF the South Texas Truck ana Fruit
Growers association while here were taken
fer drive out IN the country, The hrst
piece visited was tho ideal irrigated gar
dens OF j. & Robertson, one mile out from
town, where they found several acres plaut
ed in cabbage, caulaower, Tadishes. beetsr
peas beans aud potatoes, all growing Hlce-
IS under irrigation aud thorough and
scientific System OF cultivation. Here they
were alto shown Que a the many iefiga~
tion plants now scattered around BecYiic,
Consisting, or a gasoline. engine, pump ai,d
mas seven acres In high state OF cutiYa-
ton and his plant Is sufficient 20 iriigate
Adjoining Mr. Robertsons place is that
Of w. {. Mcdowell aud Just across the
street that Of s, A. McHenry the latter ~
Charge OF s. P, Benton, both being irri-
erieons. On Mr. McDoNells place they
were Shown thFeaiaere plat Of ground
from Which 500 worth Of onions had been
gathered IN one season, and other plots
that had yielded other vegetables 10 as
greater or greater profaslon. on tue Me
Henry place, which Is known ms the Bee
vile irrigated gardens and where the nrst
Irrigation plant for growing vegetables ever
Established ~ Bee county was put ~ D}
Nh; McHenry mere than ten years ago'
and which plant has since been 10 eOntin-
uous DFcration, they were shown one acre
Of land from which $3.50 worth Of cauli'
lower Was sold IN one season and two
crops OF other truck that yielded prohtabic
returns grown on Il the same year On all
three Of these places they saw the pumps
lifting the water from the wells, and also
life aud healshful growth 10 the plants,
mile further out they were taken
through tho Il. J. Holiday farm. which
contains forty acres. and part OF which
Is being put under irrigation, and also
through another larger farm OF Mr., Nc
I1enry's, which Is ia charge Of william
BENTON. Here they were shown sprayers
aud given a practical Illustration ~ how
20 work them for spraying cabbage and
other small plants Infested with worms.
bugs and insects. Here they also had an
Opportunity 70 see two-horse trsnsplanter
at work tranEplinting cabbage In the lcii.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
Ladies Of the Twentieth Csatuy Club
Were Entertained.

Ladies Of the Twentieth Cedtuy Club
Were Entertained.
Brenham, Texas, November AFTER :
long summer vacation, the ladies Of the
Twentieth Century club vera entertained
IN royal manner by their president, Mrs
j. Il. williams, on Friday afternoon
Seated Ia semi-twlllght each guest wac
told 70 light candle. write a wish. burr
the paper to ashes IN a glass Of cider aud
drink the contents. The one accomplish
ing this difficult feat nrst was 10 be re
Warded with having her wish come
true" Many and varied were the wishes
made. one particularly patriotic dame
wished BRENNAN 70 have electric street
railways more railroads more cotton fac
tories, more public buildings. aud the total
death ana destruction OF those migratory
Insects commonly called boil geeyils. Old
Epleurns must have prepared Tic menu.
These ladies will study currsat literature
during the coming year.
There was delightful Halloween party
az tue reKldenre Ut Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lfeiseeke Friday. evening, given by tue
Bowling club Of young ladies', and the
occasion, Halloween. Was made the excuse
for many unhue features of amusement
Mr.. Louis kenlmert. son OF Mr.. William
Remmert, was seriously hurt Ia hay
press FRIDAY.
The crowd in Brenham on saturday
afternoon was gratifying 10 the business
men, and made them forget. for tho time
being, az least. that this was the boil
There win be a big fest at Wesley Sun.
day, All the politicians VIII be IN at
tendance. aud the day promises to be a
notable one politically. Quite number Of
the candidates viii make speeches.
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cua,o snoial Nnn,s

euero, Texas, October s1.-Mrs Goforth
IS here visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs
ClIatt.
Mrs. G. j, Schleicher returned Monday
from delightful visit to San Antonio.
Mrs. Arthur Burns aud children have re.
turned from the San Antonio fair
Miss Gertrude Clement has returned from
a delightful ten days visit 70 her cousin,
Miss Minnie Allenswortb. In San Antonio,
She was accompanied home by Miss Matte
Clement, who came over from Yorktown Ia
attend the Chicago Glee club.
Mr.. Richard Eckhardt came over from
Yorktown 10 attend the concert last night
Mrs. r. p. sames, at home, October IS
1902 Miss JAMIE Breeder" were the In.
vitations received By Miss jamie Breeden' 4
friends Monday afternoon, but owing &c
Mr.. and Mrs. SRmes being called away
on account OF Mrs, Samss' brother belns
hurt IN wreck in tho Territory, The youns
people went 10 Mrs. Otto Buchels and +
delightful evening was spent.
Friends OF AIr. and Mra. SameS ar,
pleased to hear that Mr.. T. q, Weight was
not seriously hurt,
The c. /. G. society OF the Presbyteria,
church VIII give Hailoweep party Al tns
residence OF Mira Arthur Burns Frlday
evening
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WAS CRUSHED TO DEATH
WALTER PEAY CAUGHT UNDER A
CAR AT TYLER.
Both Legs Were Ground to a Pulp and
He Lived Only a Few Minuteo
After Being Hurt.

Fort Worth, Texas November 2,--At 2
o'clock this morning Ore was discovered in
the Avenue wagon yard, OF 1inrtesn nth
strec. Before he could be rescued. Drip
pied negro named Marshall was burned so
badly he will die he attempted T. save six
head Or horses. Two II tine animals were
burned to death, and the others viii DroD4-
bly, have TO be shot 10 eld their misery.
Ennis. Texas, November Us, C. webb,
engineer on engine No. II, which pulls taa
shyrt-run passenger between Ennis and
WaTahocb.e. wac badly scaIded this mora
ing at O'Clock Just after arriving ae.e A
cap burst from fiu I'm the fire box, caus.
ing the accident. The fireman escaped un.
hurt,
Tyler, Texas, November 2.-walter Peay,
Cotton Belt car repairer, was killed this
morning while under cur repairing It.
Both of his legs and thighs were complete.
~ crushed. lie lived about thirty minutes
after the accident. II was about 80 years
old. widower aud leaves two children.
Palestine, Texas, November 2--Erauk
Reeves a switchman gu the international
aud Groat Northern railroad. who fell from
a box car at Mne0la and broke bis leg,
arrived In this city today and WIS taken
to the compapy's hospital
Caldwell, Texss November 1--Mr. ]. 7.
stokes, living near Hookeryiie, eight miles
west of Caldwell, was c uglt In ais g.n
this morning and seriously injured. II is
feared that he win lose one Of his arms and
he Is otherwise injured,
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ROOM AND BOARD at 1902 Rusk avenuej
house changed hands and newly painted
and papered D
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~ ,HQMESEEHERS or Speculators-rberr
WI DC sold Ct Conr0e, November 4. IN
bhygESs enoice Peach Creek land TO hlghes,
PhelnS. trustee
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remember g. Pletzner always will pay
highest market price, purchasers before
They buy th~sr wood somewhere else will
save time and money by addressing l706
Montgomery avenue. G. Pietzuer il-iT
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/ WANT two gentlemen or a couple q
take nice upstairs room with best 81
board " Jack Bryan, l2lZ Walker.
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Boulder man, in benlfhV location
US 4. Hustler, Naples. Texas. IL
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FRuIrs

APPLEs-Ben Davis. barrel, S8.00aS. rs
wipesaps aud Jonathan. $S.50Qbi.00.
BANANAS-Loose, Si.2o9loOi packed,
81 .5O@1.75.
Titles, S4.25.
cRANBERRIEs-Per crate. s., Toas 90;
barrels, ST..0QT 80.
GRAPES Black varieties, per crate,
Sis; tokays, Sl5O; muscAts $l.S0Gl. o.
cornishom, SlbO.
LEMONS-Messinas $s.ODu.3 %.
LINES Mexican per basket, 81 lp,di -.
ORANGES Florida, per boz, SO 50d3. rs
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Akin Indorsements.

Alvin, Texas, November IA meeting
Of the members of the Tar Payers union
Of justice precinct No, was held here this
afternoon, and Judge Jesse Hobbs was IN
dorsed for Justice ~ peace and Mr.. N. M.
Gibson for constable. The county convex
ton having failed 10 make a nomiuation
for these offices.
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/ po.t Uant od tsae
1uatSkat4OI aScS''e

|sIrrATIoNs--MALE...
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Thirty great principal and menare riders
arc with Ringing Bros circus. which
shortly exhibits IN this city. Among the
most famous ere the Davenports. the Hob
Lowapde, John and Mlcbaei Rooney, Rhoda
Royal Madame .DoyGl Charles Carroll and
ire famous prince Of horeemer, John
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rSDBy an all round s Ss and sit sap
boarding car (. re tea gaod w SoI Ein
ktly se sst General delivery, Houston.
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BOARD AND ROOM.

NEW HOUSE-Gewiy furnished, modern
convonieuCes, etc, for gentlemen OF cou.
pies without children references eI-
changed, 600 Dallas avenue s
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WANTED 200 tons OF heavy cast scrap
iron. Moshcr Foundry and Machine Co,
Dallas. Texas. lila
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DIR, McLAUGHLIN'S Electric Belt n a
positive cure for Rheumatism Lame hack
Kidney Pains, Lunibagp, Sciatica, stomach
and Liver Troubles, Nckvoas DEBILITY, fhl-
steal Decline and all ailments from which
soefhes pein and restores strangth. r.
cures while yoii sleep. Let NE send ypu
my book with full Information, ~ mall
free Or ~ A. Mclaughlin. 1gI Lfn1
building, Dallas, Texas
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$3.50; barrel lots. SIC per gallon. sin.
eral paints, COO per gallon. Dry fixed
paints, per cwt,, N barrels. 9oc. Venetian
reds, per cwt, Si.bO; yellow ochre, Per
cHt., SlO0, Llnseed oil, best, boiled, Iu1
11c, Ready mixed house paints Sl,Ou
window glass, STx5, $ per cent on January
II list
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PAINTS, Oils AND GLASS.
White lead. per cwt-, strictly pure, 10 p
second grade, $500; third grade 500
Iurpsntine, FER case, tFV bsaiion cana
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BOARD aud rooms two blocks from RE
hotel 900 San lHcinto. IL.
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FUR ished to couple without chill rem wlg
can give best of reference. CAL 80
pnas 3
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

I WILL. sell CHEAP for cash or will trade
any of the following: Standard size Bruins
wick pool table: standard Size billiard
table: combination pool and billiard la
bles: your choice of twenty second hand
typewrlters: second hand and new pi4nos,
second hand organs: moving picture ma
chine; two new hath tubs: new Fay
sholes typewriters: new Sholes visible
graphs; graphophones two new bath
fubs: one new White rotary shuttle sew
ing machine: three new bsgatele tables;
two new ping pong tables: one Ceclliau
piano PLAYER: one mimeoCraph; one let
Ter press NJ. A. Grant. lilS Congress
avenue. q
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TALK ABOUT SAVING MONEY on nSr,
ness Get them from a practical harncs.
maker. {. W. Hess, ~ Congress, next
to IheO. Keller. II
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE with real Is.
tate or live stock stock of furnishing
goods invoicing about $500, located in
seat; population 6O0o cotton mill and
other Industries good surrounding FARM
ing country Address 1854, this office
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WANTED TO BUY.

WE WANT 20o cook stoves 80 bed room
suites and anything you have TO lel sec
oud hand Wright 4 Cooplbs, Ala Milan;
new phunn 1lHh IL
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FiGO,coO TO LOAN on Houston business o.
residence property; one TO ten years; at
lowest rates II Interest; monthly nay.
ments II desired; no delay In getting your
money. Apply to n. T. Mills. 2i6 Main
stIeet, or address p. o. Box 800. Il
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

A comparison OF these quotations Shows
many advantages iu favor u Houston as
Wholesale market. Whcn the buyer consil.
ero the benefits TO DC derived from HOus-
tons freight rates he VIII nnd shat even
when the auotable ngures at other markets
are lower, the prise nnaiiy paid is gtuer-
ally greater The prices are those ruling
eniohg Houston wholesale merchants, and
are revised daily.
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TlN-Firm, SSU0OetSl.uJ: lead, S%e.
GALVANIZED SHEET lRON--55 and )
per cent discount.
BLACK SHEET IRoN-No ~ SS.7S per
100 pounds
ROOFING TIN Machiue made $40 5O1
HOO per box old style, S1o.5Oe1lS,cO per
box.
SOLDER and half, iolsaguc per
pound
CORRUGATED iRoN--Gaiyanlsed, sapO
per square.
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HlGgEST PRICES paid Tor CASTOR cloth.
ing; send postal win call. u. Captain,
TJS Congress avenue II
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WIRE NAILs-S2.T 10 oase per kes.
BARBED WIRE--GalTaniEe Glldden,
So 75 Per 100 l0si galvanized Baker, So. 90
per 100 lbs.
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nnInn FRrTTs ANp ME-

APpLES-Fapcy evaporated, 50-lb boxes,
TLc: lib cartons, fancy, Sci cartons,
choice, INC; choice evaporated, csc; sun
dried, 68dTlsc.
APRICOTS-Per h. loose, Sla@9c.
CITRON-In i0lb boxes. lac.
CURRANTS-25 boxes, cleaned, bulk,
sl5aac lib cartons, 91o@llc.
DATES--1.lb packages, 712asc; Bard
&c.
PEACHEs.-Cno new stock, 714c.
RAlSiNS-CaliforuiG 3-egoWn, l.. l..
boxes, 81 b5Ml. 10; A-lb boxes, L, L. ralsins,
gOMTUc, 2-cr0wn, L, NJ. r,dsins, oOlD boxes,
&c: 3.crown H. M. ralsns, sac.
PRUNES-Calitornia 80 l0Os, 4e; sO-BOs,
s9sc; IO-6Us, 51se; UO-lUs, 598ci oe-6Us, bAc;
4u.50s, &c,
NUTS Filberts, Sicily, 12lac; California
walnuts 12lGGll2c, peanuts, fancy hand pick
ed TQ7Bc; No. ? S1pc. Jumbo i4IHc;
almonds, Taragona, l6ai1c pes 10 in SACKS
California almonds, l5e.
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LOSr-Black cape Oh clay avenue, be-
tween Travis and santa re tracks. Re-
turn TO liu1 travis and receive reward, q
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID for scrap
iron, copper brass, rubber, boDes, sacks,
beeswax. pecans. etc; country shipments
q speciality. Mayer Lipshltz, Wholesale
dealer, 1901 Montgomery avenue aous.
ION ~
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LOST. STRAYED, STOLEN,

LuST-Ou wagon from 1894 summer
street, uSt ward: VIII n9y Tor return
~ wagon az once Suite Miles. 3
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CANNED GOODS.


CANNED FRUITS-Apples. Bib. asca
$40. plnenpples, sliced. 81. 10. eyeless nnd
corcless, 81 50,d co; extra ernted 81 ga
] rs; pears, BIB. sno. strawberries, Glib,
S10001.00; blackherries, aib Q5cdSf 90.
peaches. Bib. Si.GOGt 90: BIB. beaches
Si.10al is; Bib pie ucachcs $4,000.
CANNED VEGETABLES - Tomatoes.
2lb, full weight, SlMS5c. BIB FUN weight,
e5dSl.0O; 2lb. seconds. T5GiSoc. 3.lb. sec.
onds, 90do6e; okra and tomatoes, Glib,
Slo0; canned kraut 3.ib. 0odo5e: Califor
MIA asparagus, 2iAlb. s. 25dS.5o. according
10 grade; lib. asparagus salmon, cans
si.5oa215 baked beans alb, Csc; 3ib
striug beans. s5c; Glib Kidney beans, 956.
Glib stringless beans. Sl.25; a.lb marrow.
Fat peas, Sl.0o; bib American netit pols
81 seq 65; extra Maine corn, Si is; corn.
SGN9Oc; seconds So0Sbc.
CALIFORNIA FRUiT-Extra standard
yellow Crawford. 81 S06ri IS: black Choir.
ries, Si.9o@2.f0; white cherries, 50. l5G79 o5.
apricots, 81 .I0d1.5h; Strawberries So O01
2lO; plums Sl50di 60; grapes. 81 coal Is /;
seconds; loc per dozen less than extra
CANNED MOBAssES~P. g. r. Old Fash.
toned, gallons 81. per case. y gallons,
S3,0o per case: 4, gallons. SO Is per case,
Gold Medal brand fancy table svrup. quart
lars, Sl.0O per dozen p 3 & Co Creole.
IN 81 90; 3lb, Sl.35; 5lb. s. IS; lob.
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sii=sz=-
GRAIN ANn nAy

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks Houston OF other points taxing
same rate Dealers charge from store Ia
Joe per 100 pounds more on bran. 2a3c per
bpshel on oats and corn, io@l6c per loo
on hay.
BRAN-Per 100 lbs, 9edosc.
CORN CHOPS-Pure, S1.25G11 "a
oATS-Tezas choice bright ode, No. 2
mixed Ale
COMM. , miyed, Sucked, eS; No. 2
white. Sucked, zoe
HAY-Chnics alfalfa, sl5. 5o9ls,oo, choice
timothy sis 1870. 90; south Texas prsiris
SIS. coos 90; North Te%us and TERRITORY
hay, 50 00G6 90; North Texas and Territory
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pRrGs Nm CHEM1cALe.

Quinine, 34d36c per ounce bottle; NOR.
phine, So 25Gi2 so per ounce; cocaine. 81 81
per ounce boraS She per pound In 1OOlb
packages copperas 500 In barrels; castor
oil Si.2o per gallon 10 5-gallon packages;
epson salts. 81 Is per 100 lbs in barrels
alcohol So 10d8OO per gallon SULPHUR,
So. 65 per 100 ihs IN barrels; alum, 3bc per
pound IN barrels saltpeter. 1c per pound' IN
barrels; calcium carbide, IS 20 per 100. de.
lvered Texas common railway points,
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Z iFrlesa,;V,, DIG ten to twenty Mrs
b a l7Isre pumps, by contr5cf
N'aFk saddlery Co. i0is a Can.
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"REMINISCENCES new stock, T15c,
y AISt NS-tgniifnrnin 3.crOWn H.
PRODUCE.

BEEswA&-Prlme Texas, 22alSe per
pound.
Bayou, 4ssgAi2c, English der, 3 ei PINK,
sl4c; biack-eyed, 5MGEoI2c Michigan navy,
none; California navy afsG47ai snaps, 500;
per pughel; wax ana green Deans. 9Oqooc
nAlf bushel basket; California lhmss $40
o4sc fresh wax beans, 650f5c. per crate.
BUIIEh-Blue star, Zoe dairy, NC III,
gin creamery, 27a2sc; Meadow Cold,
s Red GIoI ng's Eiain 81 and sGb tubs.
256t26c; Texas bricks l6c Oieomarga.
rine-Lincoln solids, l21ac; Lincoln prints.
lslac; Daisy solids, ldei Prints, lsc;
and country rolls, 19c: Empire State spe-
ciAi. l5c: special Blue star, lSci EgiB
ell paSUl9p 10 4unoo5r no 'IolIsJuI pun
creamery, 10 and Bold tubs re; i-ib
prints 24c; Elgin creamery, solids, lsc;
country butter in pals 10000; Silver Seal,
lib prints, 2Sc; Harper creamery, Lib
acknowledgements per bunch. 55aGGc.
GARAGE Colorado, per pound. 1Ad2c;
other stock. So 50d2. @ per crate
CHEESE-W Wisconsin full cream rolls.
15c: wisconsin full cream daisies, 14iaal5c;
Wisconsin half cream. l3dl4c; Wisconsin
pound prints, 15ttal6c: Our Little Chief.
EGGs@Texas. isaisc: kansas. 22%23c.
KRAUT-New. IN half barrels S2.5oa
275; hye,gallon kegs LILO, $500,
~ b iz 10 e,,,
black snga pore iBc. 100
loci smaller sizes, 6glle -
POTATOES = California, ToQ75c per
bushel; Colorado, soc.
PEANUTs-Jumbo. per pound, 7ze; fancy
hand picked. No. 1. 6Ad6Ne; No. 2, sac.
POULTRY hens. good; So; BOA
3.65; fryers large. SO. 25d3 20; broilers,
81 5Od2. Is: mixed lots SO ,0O6t3 %; cocks.
large, old, s2 25d2bo: ducks l nv ~ 80
KEYS. hens, S5.00d7.O0: gobblers, $1,000
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VENTS WANTED.

'rihds ~ ~ selling diamonds 80
suilc c atslnee,s, Don't accept work
tniShd a. s9ei liberal ofler. CAR.
--VTTS,,----, -. slfaeuse. N. Y. ~
.per dsy "re willing 20 work IL
\ Nfg D. =" make good sat.rs
'lss. ~ 10 A Park square ms
5Rs W1z.-- 3
Ia Trustn tcEeD-rhe InternationsI
I've proposi,ioaa pa-S Offers very
f sa apply. seod 70 agents huslIers
thtefuafions ZOO money for good
w. Orange, TeSss. trust eo' 2,
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yenienccs; rates 81 per day, or special
rates by the mouth, Address 1907 Texas
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W. j. Townsend Attorney at Law ana
General Collection Agent. President AnGe
INA County National Bank. LufEn Texas
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nor SAI,E-General merchandise business
~ growing rice a oil ceutcr; harNW q
and implements; groceries, dry goods and
shoes: each department Ia sep. rate bu /.
Ing. doing 100000 business early: oithsr
sell or rent buildings; have practic lily the
entire trade Of surrounding country: lib re
are no bettor business p positions: IN g.
ert owners Foipc into other lin # usi.
ness in the 81 me town 1919 this OF %
q
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FIRST GLASS room and board. ZIG Te1a
avenue.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 80 acres OF
land near Houston Heights Houston
ITpxns, Will exchange for general mer
chandise Address l0i6, this Office. 0
TO SELL on EXCHANGE $40 acres I'm
proved black land In Wharton county,
store and residence IA Wallis. Texas, for
irnproved real estate IN Houston Adj
dress 23l7 Crawford street Houston. 5
ONE TTTVATOR, water motor and fxtnros
FOR same; also good cotton Weigher 5
scales. ii. c. Fischer, Houston. Texas.
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pS AND PROPOSALS.

HVa.a
4 ~ GRADING CONTRACTORS
n proposals WIN be received nj The
OF W 5, Milltkin, chief engIneor
tlotner & Sto1dard canal On
egAehgall ranch, about ten miles
vst OF Bay City, Texas. until ~
y noon Of the It'll day qf November
w. constructing a system of canals
800 approxlmatiug 100000 Yards
~ 4la waste Forms of nronosai
fss0ules' copies Of specifications and
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< ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CROCkETf, TEXAS
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corner Prairie, :
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HOUSE AND LOT In Headsyiiie Texas;
splendid location FOR physician; viii intro
TO him. Or. J. NJ. vance, Bremond,
TeaNS. ll.3
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THE CALIFoRNTA-NEYApA Mining c.
dends; have S10,000,0Ob in slsb4 v VIZ.
70; prospectus. w. H. Baldwin &c %
brokers', Nolckert Building, Albany. g.
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MODERN well furnished home To share
equally with couple; moderate cost or
viii rent TO and board, with responsible
parties. Address 1884 this office. !
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NICELY furnished room, with or without
bOHrd eos Husk, 3