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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

BUrrER-Blue star, 25c; a.,ry, 2vc; Ei.
gin creamery, 27d2sc; Meadow COLO,
oVa3lc; Belle Springs Lib bricks, 26c;
Red Clover Elgin, 20 aud 3O-lb TUBS,
2b425c; Texas bricks, 1oc. Oleomarga.
rine-Ltncoln solids, l279ci Lincoln prints,
Monkeys special, lsc; Crystal Gem
and country rolls, 19c; Empire state spe.
ctal, 1oc; special Blue star lSc Elgin
sI p0GUt5p 10 luuooJr 40 JoIlsIut pupu
dairy bricks, zoe; Ideal, liz; Purity
creamery, 70 and BOLD tubs. nc; Lib
prints, 24ci Elgin creamery solids, lSc;
country butter 80 pals 10d20c; Silver Seal,
l.lb Prints, 23ci Harper eieamery, lib
CELERY Colorado, per bunch, 55ae0c.
CABBAGE-Colorad per potnd, 1Ad2c;
other stock, 81 5Od2 70 per crate
CHEESE-Wisoonsin full cream rolls,
he; Wisconsin full cream daisies 141kd15c
Wisconsin half cream. 13d14c: Wisconsin
pound prints. 16lSd16c; Our Little Chief,
full cream daisies. 15c.
EGGS-Texas, 1s@19c; Kansas. 22%23,
kRAUT-New. I'm half barrels, 50 5O6
10; dye-galon kegs. 10
California PEE Id, 1k61Ns
blnck Singapore. Ice
PECANS- New crop, large, per ID, l2Jkd
loo; smaller sizes. 6G11c.
POTATOES - California. 70d75c per
bushel; Colorado. soc.
PEANUTS Jumbo. per pound. 79lc; fancy
hand picked, No. 1. 6h66Bc: No ., 3hc
POULTRY Chickens. hens. good. S35Oa
865; fryers, large. SO 25a35 80; brollers,
| S25Od2. %: mixed lots S3.0Od3. %; cocks
| large, old. 81. 2jd2 so; ducks. large, $1,000
| S.25: geese. full feathered 81. O0d3, so: tur.
keys, hens, S5.ood700: gobblers. sL00d
ToMAToEs-Four-basket crates, soc@
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO WHOM st may concerns This Is to
advise that William Brodie Is not our
agent and has no authority whateyer TO
purchase lumber or other supplies for our
account s. Pearson AZ son, Ltd, Beau
mont Texps "a
NOTICE Is. hereby given that special
meeting of the stockholders Of the Texas
aud New Orleans Railroad Company haa
been called by the board Of directors "a
assemble at The general office Of the
company at Houston, Texas, at 10 o'clock
a. ~. ON the LIST day Of December, 1902
for the following purposes, to wit.
l. 10 authorize and provide for amend.
ing the charter or articles OF incorpora.
tl0n of said company so as 10 authorize
ID to construct, own. maintain aud oper-
ate a railroad from point on It's present
line In Jefferson county NJ or in the
vicinity Of Sour Lako station, extending
ia general northerly direction to and
through Sour Lake Springs, Ia Hardin
county, and thence TO- into and through,
or In the vicinity Of, the town OF Sura-
toga, IN Hardin county, Texas.
q TO authorize aud provide for the
construction OF the railroad referred to
In the preceding paragraph under the pro-
posed amendment TO the said company .
charter or articles Of incorporl ton. @,
r.. geger. secretary 12-l
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITs-Apples. Bib, s5d90c;
pineapples. Sliced, Sl10; cyeless and core
iess, 81 5G01.6 go, extra grated 81 650l 90;
pears 2lh, Zoe; strawberries, 2-lb, 9Ua93a'
blackberries, 2lb, 05c0$l 90; peeches, Bib,
81 5Oal. 90; 2-lb peaches, 81 ,OOdl o. BID
Die peaches, SOMS5c.
CANNED VEGETABLES - Tomatoes
2ib, full weight. s0ds5e; Bib, full weight,
0567S1 90: 2-lb. seconds. 756is0c; BIB, sec
onds, 9Od05c; okra and tomatoes 2b,
81 OO; canned kraut, 3-lh. 9Ga05c; Callfor-
MIN asparagus, 2la-lb, 81 25d3.50 according
to grade: lib, asparagus salmon cans,
81 5Od2 10: baked beans. Bib, 95c: 2-lb
string beans. s5c: 2-lb kidney beans, 95c;
BIB stringless beans. 81 %: 2.lb marrow
Fat peas. 500: 9Th American petit pois.
81 coal 65; extra Maine corn, 81 10; corn
SJSfgOe: seconds. S0dS5c.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra STANDARD
2lb.lh peaches lemon cling. Si.95ff2 90;
yellow Crawford. 81 .SOdi IS: black cher.
ries. 81 9Od2. 60. white cherries s.. 1jIi2. Is:
apricots sl5091 So: strawberries, Sc 00a
2IO plums. S1.50d1 co; grapes. 81. coal ~;
seconds. 10c per dozen less than extra
standard prices.
TANNED MoLASSEs-P & f. Old Fash
Toned, gallons, So 10 per case: y gallons
SO so per case y gallons, 50 Is per case
Gold Medal brand. fancy table syrup. quar-
Jars S100 per dozen. p. r. Co, Creole
. 10, S1.00, Bib, Sl.35; 5-lb, 81 30; lOlo
| 81 90.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Prices Opened Higher and Made Further
Substantial Gains

Prices Opened Higher and Made Further
Substantial Gains
New orleans, November 2o.-spot cotton
vas distinctly hrmer today and quite ac-
tive. The Improvement IN values at Liver
pool had an exhilaratlng effect on local
buvers. II Is noteworthy fact that the
demand had broadeued as well as increased
though the inquiry FOR high grades was
stll feature Of the market. There was
considerable attention paid to the medium
md noorer grades and Il good bit OF trad
ing was done in lists chasing lover t asoa
middling. Sales, 1880 bales, including -syW
~ arrive Quotatiots Of middling SIM
higher grades advanced S,iGHc, while W.. I'll th T.
Lever grades were advanced &c Ihe mar
rct for contracts was fairly active prices
al the opening being ; to 10 points above
iast nights closing, with a decided upward
tepdency The local talent displayed an IN
cinatlon to anticipate q very buiisn Crrnl
estimate by the report for December Ihe
market continued steady, the close showing
net gains Of Is points on November, 10 ol
December and is 70 10 points on the otheI
uositiOns
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WRNTTD-By young man, a position rs
teacher In q public schools holds q State
certificate; best Of references Il, b. Fore,
Denny Texas ~
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TicT0N WHOLESALE MARKET

A large supply of Colorado potatoes was
received yesterday and are being disposed
of freely ON good demand.
Receipts Of celery were very large yes.
terday and the demand Is equal to the sun
ply. Prices rule Arm at 20 cents.
There are very few oranges on the mar.
ket but a car of California navels is er.
pected today, which are OF fine quality.
The apple market Is in good shape now,
very little Of the inferior qualities remain.
ing on hand. Box apples constitute the
bulk Of the stock now and command ready
sale.
| A New York trade paper notes the follow.
ing regarding pecans: Samples Of Louisi-
ana paper shell pecans received by Mr..
| Charles II. Gibbs have attracted attention
from the unusual size and quality Of the
fruit, sample taken from a twenty-five
/ barrel lot shows fruit measuring two inches
| long by two and a half Inches Ia clrcum.
! ference From a lot OF three carloads OF
ungraded nuts Texas shipment, samples
! were shown reaching three inches long and
| the same 10 circumference.
In connection with salmon mail advIces
from Astoria say: The fail salmon fish
! ing season on the Columbia river closes OF
| November 20, and 1t is evident from present
indications that the total pack here will not
exceed 10000 cases, The season is proving
an exceptionally poor one for the packers
and much complaint comes from them. Tn,
| price for raw material Is down to bed
| rock, and Il is a remarkable fact tlAl
| Columbia river chums are costing less pei
case than the same class of FISH packed OF
| the outside streams. Reports from Tila
nook Alsca bay and other outside polntl
are that the run Of fish Is light and tn,
entire fall pack win be short. This vii
! probably mean better prices for chinook
| after the spring m0nths.'
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A PHYSICIAN AssAssINATED.
Shot Down Within Two Hundred Yards
of His Home

SnOt DOWn WITHIN ! Wo F1undred 1aroS
of His Home.
Centevllle, Texas November 20-Dr. A.
S Buckley. physician who has been
practicing medicine for more than a year
in this county, first at Buffalo and after.
ward at Raymond, was found dead inside
q field this morning about daylight. He
had been at Middleton late yesterday and
was returning home when ne was shot
down about 200 yards from his residence,
and his body thrown over into the field A
shot was heard Mt about 8 o'clock last
evening aud his horse was discovered just
before daylight by a negro, who report -
to Mrs. Buckley and they found the boGy
on returning to where the horse was
hitched 4 load OF buckshot entered the
breast No clew has been discovered that
points to the murdercrs
Deceased was about % years of age and
leaves family
Constable w H St John and Justice Of
the Peace George Walker went to the
scene Of the murder this morning TO hold
an inquest, but have not yet returned The
body will be shipped to Mississippi, de.
ceased's former home.
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from Houston; shell road all the way
from Houston artesian water; VIII sell
everything, furniture aud 1ne chickens
COW and all $1,000 cash; cement wake,
call or write; all fenced and well inn
proved. Mrs. Holiday, Pasadena. Texas
~
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METALS.

TIN-Firm. S3O.5Oq31 90: lead, 5%e.
GALVANIZED SHEET lRON--65 ana 5
per cent discount.
BLACK SHEET IRON No. 27, 1913 per
100 pounds
R0oFlNG TIN-Machine made. SlO5UG
hoo per box; old style, s1650dls5O per
box.
sonDER-Half ana half, 19ha2Oc per
pound
per square.
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VAS MODERATE re- ,ncr
/ - Potato Mqrksts Are IN
~ ,'s.' NV Are Scarce
4 c,Isy Is in Demand

..,..,op occurred in the local
"a ,,rst Yesterday, resulting IN a
l T. business compared with the
country customers were not
olN .od city orders were not 50
wv However. local dealers did
WV .,.s'c.orr business and had time
4 \. .,ocks and place orders for all
n sisolpts Of nearly all kinds OF
,s heavy and stocks that had
\ sssleted we're fully replenished.
!, I, he market IS excellent and
sssanue firm
,..t. are not in very good demand
4 supply 1 Is moderate.
~, &c about cleaned up on cab
4 | I iresh stock dnds ready sale.
H. sugar made another advance
.lois and is now quoted 1t 45s cents
y n lemons is very light, with q
4 ! demand. Prices are stIll very
/ rs scored mother advance OF Il
II, barrel, High Patent now beinl
faalQ'
!. md eggs are quiet the higher
'S,,sly ESTABLISHING acting rather as
BON trade
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FRUITS,

APPLES-Ben Davis barrel S3.o0d3a?5;
,wlnesaps and Jonathan, SO. 5OGl4 90.
BANANAS--Loose, S1.2oWl50; packed
81. 5OQ1.75.
COCOANUTS-Pe sack, $500; less quan-
titles, S425.
CRANBERRIES-P crate, 50. 1898 90;
barrels, $725M7 So
LEMONS Messinas, SO. 5Od4 90.
LlMES-MeNican, per BASKET 81 1901 IS
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GRAIN AND Hay.

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks Houston or other points taking
same rate Dealers charge from store ga
1Oc per 100 pounds more on bran, 2d3c per
bushel on oats and corn, l04l5c per 100
1RSN-Per 100 lbs. 96d9sc.
CORN CHOPS-Pure, 81 1901 IS.
OATS-Texas. choice bright, Soc; No.
mixed, 29l5c.
white. sacked, 65c.
HAY-Cholce alfalfa, SIS .50a16OO; choice
timothy. SIS 75al8 90; South Texas prairie
S. OOd6 90; North Texas ana Territory
inv $40. OlM12 90.
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PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.

White lead. per cwt., strictly pure, S6,2oi
Turpentine, per case. two 5-gNlon cans,
&c.. so; barrel lots, Coo per gallon. Min
eral paints Coo per gallon. Dry fixed
paints, per cwr, In barrels, 9Oc. Venetian
reds, per cwt $3.50; yellow ochre FER
cwt., 81 90. Ilnseed oil. best, boiled asa
soc Ready mixed house paints 81 90.
Window glass, So per cent on January Il
list
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The kidneys are small hut important or
pnns They need help occasionally. pHcklf
Ash Bitters Is successful kidney topie and
system regulator. A. y. kesling, soc Main
street: Crescent Drug Store, $40 Malu
street, special agents,
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FTRST GLASS German florist and gardener
wants position. Address 2489, THIS onlee,
A GERMAN, not long IN the United states
wants work ~ any kind; houfework Pre-,
ferred. Address 24I6. this Office. ~
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FOR RENT Hotel twenty-four rooms, hot
and cold running water in five rooms,
ana two halls three modern bath rooms,
porcelain tubs one block from triangle
or business center, can on or write,
Peuuock q Butlln room 324 third nonr
Wiess building, Z. o. Box 452, Beaumont,
Texas ~
FOR SALE-A snap-Four thousand dol.
lar stock general merchandise In hay
and rice district. Sales this year about
S250O0 practically no competition; good
profits. Atone" business proposition
Address G., this office. %
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WANTBD--To let 100000 yards Of good
slip and wheeled scrapor work In guam
dress us, Nnshland. Texas. Brooks Bros.
& Co" II
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G TONS REACH Al FEW
~ Post Want Ads reach ALL
sITUATIoNs-MALE. /.

SITUATION WANTED Experienced ad.
yerusement writer and window dresser.
mas served at each line as n specially
good all round department store man;
makes own signs show cards and aiveIt
Using cuts; good house can get useful
man. Write No. 24e2 this oface. II
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ENOST WANT ADS ARE
4 numerous because they pay
HELP WANTED.

WANTED Immediately, woman to wash
and IRON Mrs. C. W. CahoOn corner
Irnlrie and Fannin streets. "a
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GOOD COOK wanted. man or woman, cot
ored. good nay. Theo. Bering, 704 Bell
avenue. II
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MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW wants employ
ment as companion 20 lady, nursery, gov.
Christian people preferred. Address box
O6 COrripan, Texas. ~
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YOUNG LADY owning typewriter wants
position as stenOgrapheri prefer work In
a business house Address Stenographer,
1908 Congress avenue. saaa..
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sITUATIoNs-FEMALE.

A CoLORED GIRL, age Is, wants q sltua.
tion as nurse or work around IA the
house Call or address tii2 silver street.
Houston, Texas, "a
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THRnE FIRsT GLASS pORTERs, White
o. black; none but experienced men need
apply. l'heo, Keller "a
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WANTED Experienced nursery man for
garden and greenhouse. Address 1926.
this Onice. rs
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postohice has been established at Line,
Hopkins county, with John p. Garrett as
postmaster
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w. J. Townsend. Attorney az Law anq
INA County National nank. Lnfk.n. IeSAs,
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WANIND--SeYpnty-h "humpcrB" 10 DO
sutton @ork on tnsadswag canal ABOUT
WIN pay good prices. Brooks Bros. &
Co." Nashland, Texas. II
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EUNN & NUM-. ga
CROCKETT, ThXAAs $
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EDUCATIONAL.

CHESS pLAYING TAUGHT 70 lnteingsnt
nersons ~ an expert player leenenn ~.
Inquire i2io sasey street q
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L. b. MOODY. es.
ATTORNEY fer First
National Rank 81 Houston, ,r.r ~,
iUO3h Congress Avenue,
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FOR SALE-One OF the best money making
worth OF improved real estate with guar
anteed annual rent $500 Account loca
tlon property Will double IN value with
IN few years No agents. Don't answer
except you mean business. 1l7b, this or.
flee "a
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WANTED An interest IN good lumber yard
or would purchase yard Address 24al,
this Office. "a
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L OR RENT--A inc farm, large house, two
large barns and nrtesian Well; none out
a hrstclGss farmer need apply; fine OPP
portuuity for the right man. a man that
Is not afraid to work md who will at.
tend strictly to the farm; references re-
CURED. 1887, this oifce -
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The name Of the postohice at Lasater,
Marion county, has been changed 10 Pyland,
With Bob D. Pyiand IS postmaster
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Patents issued Texans-John r. Black,
Rockwell, music holder and turner; Andrew
J Bush Kaufman tobacco stemmng ma
chine; william p. Chandler, III Campo. 81
burner: Joab II. Gotten, Bib, stalk cut er;
George G. Martin, Pecos City. dentistry,
George w. Meacher, Houston, furnace;
Orren G. Nosker, Paris. bag holder; Cor.
nelia z. Treadwell, Fort McKayett, safety
clamp.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

no BRIDGE CONTRACTORS-Pla ana
specihcntions and a bid for repairing one
iron bridge, aud for the construction "
one new Iron bridge, VIII be received
by undersigned. As soon as TWO or moro
bids are Ia call term OF court VIII be
held to consider, accept or reject same
ON ono day notice Will meet bidders at
Gapado and show the bridge, etc j. T.
York. Com. Precinct No. q, Ganndo
jackson county, Texas a
sealed BIDS VIII be received at the Of
nce of aud addressed 70 ole j. Lorehn,
architect, 3l6 and 3ll Binz building,
Houston, Texas, until y noon, Ihprsaay,
the 4th day OF December, 1907, Tor the
brick. lumber, iron and mill work now in
line main building Of the old Hutchins
House said material 10 be removed by
the succersful bidder In htty days after
Ne rs uotihed that his bid is accepted
Bids viii also be received for the work
OF wreeking said building, clearing up
and pllng all good and sound material
that can be Used In the construction OF
tie proposed new building and removing
an debris fiom the premises. For fun
particulars see the undersigned Inc
fght Is reserved to reject any and ali
hide. Ollie J.. Lorehn, architect 70
NTTTTCE 40 CONTRACTORs-g Sealed pro.
posals win be received by the under
signed until 3 O'Clock p. M, November
ri at the First National bank OF Bay
city, and opened immediately thereafter,
for erection Of a 2-story brick bank build
ing 25x6O, and a one-story brick store
building 6Oxi2o, for Bay City Grocery
Co.. and also for one-story brick store
building 4Oxl25 for Bay City Hardware
Co These buildings are combined and
bids TO be received for all three build
ings together, but stating the price OF
each separately Eaeh DID TO be &C
companled by certified check OF S2DU
payable TO us, as q guarantee that the
successful bidder will furnish bond az
az least 30 per cent Of contract price
ana sign contract within three days after
the Job IS awarded him. Plans ana
specifications can now be seen at the
First National bank Of Bay CITY aud al
our office In Victoria. Texas, and also
Thursday and Friday, November 20 and
South Texas National banD Houston
Texas Hull q Lenland. Architects
Victoria. Texas. November IA, 1907. =.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as salesman or pre-
seriptlonist with well established drug
business; have had three years expert
ence as my own druggists one years
course in pharmacy school; can speak and
write German Box i42, LAmpasas Texas;
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Texas postmasters appointed Slater,
Coryell county Laura Carpenter; Swami
vile, san Augustine county, james r
Phelps; lib, Collin county. Jesse w. Boreu;
Smith Ferry, Tyler county, James r. Min.
yard: Merrivale, Bosque county, Isaac S.
Hyde; Algoa, Galveston county. X. l..
Zones. COrnth Denton county L. T.
Fowler; Arp. Smith county, William ".
Wilson, Catfish, Henderson county, Riley
Warner; Defo, Van Zaudt county James
Henderson; segoviu, Kimbie county, A. r.
Austin,
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A DOCTOR VIII sell his home IN Middle
West Texas; small railroad town; good
munlty. Write for Information. 1902,
this office. %
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nRuGs 40 cHEMIcALs.

Oulnine 34M36e per ounce bottiei NOR
pnine 50 25d2 80 per ounce: cocaine, 81 "a
per ounce; borax, SIC per pound iR lO0ll
packages; copperas 500 IN barrels; eastoi
III si 90 per gallon IN 5-gailon packages
ensorn salts S1T5 per 100 lbs IN barrels
aicohoI S270m3.O0 per gallon sulphur
50 as per 100 lbs In barrels: alum. 3iac PEI
pound IN barrels; saltpeter, 7c per pound u
barrels; calcium carbide $500 per 100, de
iivered Texas common railway points.
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POSITION WANTED Bookkeeper, at pres
emit with wholesale house ~ city, wishes
to change. Address f. O. Box 312. II
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POSITiON ms saw and planning mill man
ager or timber estimator; thirty years ex-
perlence; can give references. Address r,
D. box POI, Houston. II
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Al NEWSPAPER man and practical print
or wHnts permanent position. Address
"Newspaper Man. care Tribune, Ana
darka. Okla. u
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Pensions granted Texans: Originals Ben
jamin Francois, Galveston, SO; Arthur h.
Nenl, Weston, IS; Miguel A Rios, Austin.
SC; William Temple, Baird Se William X.
Smith, III Paso- IS; Jesse Spray, Dallas, SO.
Increase George II Yinlng Terrell. Sc:
Joseph W. Clark Cleburne, $40; Christie
pher c. Woods Greenwood. $40. Lovetie
Goodln. Georges Creek, Sc
widows minors and dependent relatives 800
Hannah J. Plummer, OAK Clif, Sf2 ella
n Dingus. Comanche IS; Olivette Lewis,
Fort Worth, SO; Amanda D. Lilies,
WeatherfoTd, IS.
Spanish war origlnal-John b. Gist, $50.
Original milan wars-Willlam Lockwood,
Lampasas So
Widows Mexican wars-Mary z Cole,
| ITALIA, S.
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RESTAURANT FOR SALE or rent, doing
good business; selling on account other
business. Inquire zoos Congress ave
nue.. "a
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r22S NSyu P 2hE1s 81 g s5JAHEEEESSy I FI
CIfIC.
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TRADE oR EXCHANGE.

WANTED TO TRADE Singer sewing ma
chine for second-hand buggy. Address
Mrs. Smith. 1903 Franklin. n
FOR a riding aud driving horse, pony
mare and yearold colt 1906 Washington
street %
FOR EXCHANGE nice SIX room cot
toge home with ten acre bearing or
chard IN Alvin, for HuostOn suburban
property All. II. II Tolar, 5i3 Binz
building, Houston, Texas "a
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FOR SALE The homestead and practice
OF physician In knrnes county, on rail-
road, good location; easy terms Apply
20 Wn Blakcslee, Hallctsville Texas. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21

FOK SALE- 4 good proltablc busIness at
Il bargain; stationery, school books and
supplies and second hand books; viii iu-
voice at ABBOTT $1,000, Charles X, Nun.
ger Investment Co., Qi519 Congress ave-
nue. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21

WAN1ED--ro buy second h0nd soda water
bottling outfit; also small ice plant. Write
Box 2US, hountze, Texas "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21

FOR SALE-Grocery, one of the best
stands tn the Fifth ward, With a good
business established. Address 2i23. TINS
ofacc n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21

ACCOUNT POOR HEALTH Will sell com
plete furnishing of sevCn-room house.
twelve regular boarders. two blocks OF
Rice hotel. 2461, this office u