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Evening journal., 1902-04-25
MILL MEET ADDICKS
Layton and Alice Go to Washington to See
the GaSman

Senator j. Frank Alice and Secretary
Of state g. r. layton went TO Washing
ton this morning whore they expect TO
meet j. Edward Addicks They have re-
fused 20 tell the nature Of their errand 60
the capital, hut there is persistent ru-
NOR on the streets that all pressure pos
sible is being brought TO bear by the
party leaders in Washington TO secure the
election of at least one senator
Ii Is said that Messrs. Alice anl Layton
will meet the Postmaster General and
confer with him ia relation to the matter.
Mr.. Payne takes the position that mas.
much as there are two senatorial vacan.
cies. Addicks has no right 10 prevent the
election Of one senator, leaving the otRey
TO be fought FOR.
Evening journal., 1902-04-25
TEMPERANCE WOMEN MEET
Annual ". c. 7. U. Session Held in Mid
dletOWn Yesterday

The sixteenth county convention of
the w. G. r. u. was held in Forest
Church, Middletown.
yesterday. Many interesting reports
were received and read. About 100
delegates We're present
Mrs. S. Louise Moore, of Middle
town. welcomed the guests and Mrs.
Carries e. Rankin of the Hilles w. c.
T. H., Of this city, responded.
All the reports read showed that
good progress was being made. Lunch
con was served at noon and the dele
gates We're delightfully."- entertained.
In the evening members of the Y.
w. c. T. u. had charge OF the exercises
and an excellent program was given.
Evening journal., 1902-04-25
ANY sENsTBLF WOMAN

Or man can make a complete success
OF using Bryan's Enamel Paint by fol-
lowing the plain and easy directions
printed on every label. Some of the
prettiest effects in home decoration are
obtained by the use Of Bryan's Enamel
Paint on the walls and woodwork
of rooms and Railways. IL dries with
glasslike surface equal to porcelain
Color cards showing ninety handsome
tints can be had of James NJ Bryan,
Eighth street, between Shipley and
Orange
Evening journal., 1902-04-25
SUSPECTS ARRESTED
In THE COLLINS CASE
Accused Husband Makes Public a Sen
SaliOnal Leiter-Sherifi Thinks
IIe Has The Man
Special TO the Evening Journal

Laurel. April 25.-William Pratt,
alias William Waite. alias George Col
Inns. was arrested ON Monday. night
following the Collins murder while
trying to kill James Anderson. a
prominent farmer near Laurel. He
was jailed. The Pinkertons have con-
nected him with the Collins murder
Blood was found on his coat. His
shoes iit the tracks that were noticed
In the Collins field He has been iden-
titled by two boys as the man they saw
in the woods the day of the murder.
State Detective Ratledge says the
negro is innocent OF the crime. He
continues to collect evidence against
Elmer Collins. the accused husband.
The murder has resulted in
an open feud between two classes of
detectives. The State officials are ex-
erting every energy TO fix the crime on
Elmer Collins. the murdered womans
husband. Detectives hired by private
persons seem determined to hang a
NEGRO.
Sheriff Hart has one negro in the
Georgetown jail. Another negro is
conhnod here Still another man il
likely to be put under arrest Elmei
Collins. who is out on bail, started t.
lExmore. Va. on a visit, but before go
ing he made public the following let
ter. received from a woman In Phila
delphia:
"4-19-19O2.'
i"Mr Elmer Collins.
Dear Sir: Il take this opportunit.
to inform you that your beloved wife
Aida Collins. was foully murdered by
one --- --, a copper-colored ne
gro. He Is also known as - ~
Ho Is % years of age. five feet eigh
inches tall. and is at present in Tuck
lerton, N. j. He got her money.
"Yours respectfully,
Evening journal., 1902-04-25
chinese TROOPS In
BATTLE WITH REBELS

Hong Kong. April ga bloody bat
tie has been fought between a force of
imperial troops, on their way TO Nan
Ming, and a large force of rebels. The
imperial army attacked the rebels en-
campment in the Wu Chank Hills,
brought up two MaXlms and two twelve
Founders. and finally scattered the
rebels and captured their leader, Hung
Yung Sing. who was wounded. Subse-
luently the rebels captured two viii
lagos on the outskirts of Nan Ming
and established their headquarters in
those villages.
Evening journal., 1902-04-25
Young Man Commits Suicide

Philadelphia. April 25.-Convalesc-
ing from an attack. Of typhoid fever.
George A. Snowden, Jr.. a young man,
swallowed two ounces of carbolic acid
before daylight this morning and died
half an hour after he was discovered
withing i'm agony in his bedroom at
his parents residence, No. 17O4 Mount
Vernon street No motive other than
insanity following severe illness can
the young mans relatives or the au-
thorities assign for his terrible act.
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Telephone Eoremen Arrested

Philadelphia, April 25.-Two Phila-
iielp.hfans. Charles and Samuel Simons.
residing on Wolf street near f leyenth,
are under $1,000 bail each, charged
with stealing and selling copper wire,
the property of the Delaware and At
lantic Telephone Company. The bro
theirs We're section foremen on the
companys Hatboro line, and employees
Of four years standing
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Arehblshop Corrfgan eetter

New York. April 25.-Archblshop
Michael A. Corrigan. Of the Archdio-
cese Of New York. who was taken sud
denly i'll yesterday afternoon at his
home here of congestion of the right
Ing, was in a somewhat improved con-
ditiOn this morning, and DR.. Edward
L. Keyes, his physician, expressed
hope.
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WHO lis HOLSLEE ?
Fo2nd Dead in New Yerk-WilminstOH
P0Jice Notified

Chief OF Police Black this morning re-
ceived word from Inspector Z. II. Nc
Laughlin, of New York, asking him to
notify William Moore or Mr.. Frieburger,
that Mary Wolslec had been sutfoeated
in in hotel there.
1t is thought there is mistake in the
city, as the telegram says the men lived
on Massey or Prospect avenues. There
are no such streets here. Holslee Is not
known here.
Evening journal., 1902-04-25
Queen w,lhelm,na lmproving

The Hague, April 25.-The morning
bulletin posted at Castle Loo today, an
nounced that Queen Wilhelmina slept
at intervals during the night Her
fever temperature continues to indi-
cate that her Majesty's illness. which
has now entered its third week, is TAX
ing its regular course.
Evening journal., 1902-04-25
Beresford in Parliament

London, April 25.-Rear Admiral
Lord Charles Beresford, Conservative
has been elected without opposition To
the seat in the House of Commons rep
resenting Woolwich, made vacant by
the retirement Of Colonel Edwin
Conservative.
Evening journal., 1902-04-25
Three Found DEAD in HoteI

NV York. April 25.-Three men
were found dead in their room in Pear
sons Hotel. on Schweikew's Walk,
Coney Island, this morning. The gas
was pouring from an open jet They
went TO the hotel last might and en-
gagged the room. One of the men has
been identified as Frank Miller. His
companions are not known.
Evening journal., 1902-04-25

Sheriff Hart says be believes his
prisoner in Georgetown is the murder
er. This negro is slightly crazed and
made a murderous assault upon James
Anderson a week after the Collins
murder. The sheriff says the way in
which Mrs. Collins was beaten and
her throat cut shows the work of a
crazed man.
Evening journal., 1902-04-25
DIED WAITING FOR TRAIN

Alexander Coots, Philadelphia,
Stricken in the Station
While waiting for a train in French
street station. Alexander Coots, vet
eran Philadelphia waiter, dropped
dead He came here yesterday with
several other walters to serve at the
reception following the Johnson-Hilles
wedding.
II was about 5.15 o'clock when
Coots was stricken and before a doc
tor could be, summoned, he died. IN
dartaker Chandler took charge of the
a pped it to No. 92S Lom-
ohiladplnhia
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Bir Shoe Sale Tomorrow

Pfund G. Roddy Company. the up-to-
date shce merchants. are advertising
special sale of women's mems and
,hildren's shoes at bargain prices. This
sale should be we'll patronized, as this
is the season when it is time to change
shoes. Their stock is full and COM
3lete in all the latest spring grade and
styles.
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eaiIev Very Low

The condition Of Joseph Bailey, the
colored man who was shot in Dover on
Suesday night. is critical, and he may
die this afternoon.
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HoteI Keeper Buys Property

stansbury Murray. colored, the pro-
prietor Of Murray's Hotel, on Front
near King streets, has purchased from
John w. Bush a property at Second
and King streets. The consideration
was $500.
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no YOu WANT 5000?

II so. every time you wind you
watch drop ten cents in The New
Idea" Savings Bank Ask for booklet
The Mutual Life. sS7 Market street.
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THE HANOVER $3.50 SHOE,
Neat, stylish and comfortable See
the new spring styles in our window.
704 Market street.
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NE HANovER $50 SHOE

Wears as long and gives more comfort
than many higher priced shoes. A
trial will convince. 704 Market street
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WITH
WHEN
DISSATISFIED
OTHER PAINTS

Use Felton-Sibley's. Sold by Cartmell.
Sixth and Madison. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
Evening journal., 1902-04-25

lders for Iron and
A 9rurniture Polish at
.WGt I street.
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Err $3.50 SHOE
d worn right along
= breaking-in process.
lcsment that isl 704
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Successful Oneration


5se Wilson, of No. S13
It, was successfully oper-
srday afternoon by Dr..
'on, of No. 926 French
eity. Mrs. Wilson had
sufferer for fifteen years.
iime she had been treated
physicians. For the past
las been under the treat
aanton and improved to
that she was able to
VIBRATION. She is under
IS. Taylor, a trained
blphIia, and her speedy
Sected. DIR. Banton re-
Wilmington.
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THE DOTS appear in Toe
days Evening Journal. Read
the advertisement on the third
page.
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LOST, sTRAYED, STOLEN.

IOSTT-A bunch of keys. Please leave al
office OF Chlldress * Taylor, Cotton Ex-
change hulding II
SORREL 2-ycar old lilly, branded ID on left
Jaw Return to Mrs. De Lipsey, corner
Baker and Mlby, Fairyiew, aud receive
liberal reward IL
STRAYED OR SToLEN--on July ., 1902
one sorrel mare, 14M hands high, small
star Ia forehead; left knee and foot en-,
larged; right shoulder enlarged; not shod.
Return TO Hill Furniture Co. 1902 Con
gresp avenue, and receive reward. 10
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN White
uyers spotted dog; one ear SCARED Is II
split; two bare spots on hips; liberal re-
ward and no questions upon return TO
Otto Sens. fremont hotel IL
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CALL FOR BIDS for public printing and
stationery for the Suite government
Sealed proposals Will be received at the
office of the secretary OF state at Austta,
Texas, until o'clock p. m, on the 9TH
day Of September, A. u. 1892, from resi-.
dents Of the State of Texas, to print aud
bind the laws aud journals Of the senate
and house of representatives, and to do
such other printing aud binding and to
furnish such stationery as may he re
CURED by law or may be needed by any
department of the State government, or
either house of the legislature undo.
the provisions of title s., Revised stat
utcs Separate proposals may be matte
to furnish the stationery and TO do the
printing and binding Such bids will
he opened at the office of the secretary
of state In the capitol building IN the
city Of Austin, and the contracts wiz be
awarded as soon thereafter as practical
bic. The probable amount Of such prlut-
ing, binding and stationery required un-
der the contracts is as follows; First
class, $4,000. second class, Sl1,Udu; tniGd
class, $4,000 fourth class, 5000: Hat paper
for printing OF the second class, $1,000;
book paper for printing OF the first class,
5000. stationery. Sl4,uOV. The right is
reserved to reject any aud ali bids. aud
10 call for new bids without rcalvertise-
ncnt Specifications VIII be furnished to
parties desiring to bid upon application
TO me John G Tod Secretary OF State
aud ex-ofhcio chairman board Of public
printing, $50
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ME STATE OF TEXAs--To all persons
interested in the estate OF E. L. Coomos'
Mrs Julia A. Coombs, executrix OF the
estate OF said e. L. Coombs, deceased
has led in the county court RI OF fon nqfs,s
~ said estate, together with an applica-
tlon 70 be discharged as executrlX there
OF. which Will be heard by our SAID cont
IN the nrst Monday In September, \; ID.
1000 same being the LIST day Of september,
II 1a09 at the court house OF said Har,
ris county, in the city Of Houston, at which z,
VII, tattp estata are required TO appear and
com roptesf said hnai account and applica'
ton, II they see proper
Witness. Il. F. Dupree. clerk OF the
oonnty court Of Harris county
Given under my hand and the. seal OF
said court, at my office in Houston,
Texas, on this the llth dsy OF august
Clerk County Court Harris County, Texas,
By ], L. Dickson, Deputy. d
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BIDS WANTED.

Bids are wanted for the repair with
shell Of three and lne-half miles, approx
matey OF the East montgomery road ami
TWO and onc-half miles, approximately,
OF the Washington county rOud.
Bids are also wanted for the drainage,
grading ana repair of that part of tue
Houston and Red Blum public road be
ginning at the town OF Pasadena and
ending where said roud mtcrSects the
Seabro0k public road.
Bids are also wanted for the construc.
tiou of six miles OF paved road, said
work being on the Houston ana Crosby
road and for one mile OF paved road ON
tine Cedar Bayou and LYuchburg road.
Bids are requested for the strdighten-
ing. clearing ana deepening of Harris
bayou for, approximately, two and one
half miles
Bids are also requested for the con
structiou Of an Iron or steel bridge over
Harris bayou on Main street road.
All OF the above work to be done In
accordance with plans and specifications
on Ale In the office Of the county sur
yeyor
Bids viii he opened at IL o'clock m.
on August Il A d. 1902, and the right
is reserved To reject any and all bids.
Each bid must be accompanied with
certified check in the sum of $50 made
PAYABLE to the bidder, and by him in
dorsed; and cuch bid must be sealed In
an envelope and addressed to the com
mlysloners court. and upon the envelope
should be written the name OF the bid
der and the work bid upon.
E. Ii. Vasmer, County Judge.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

BIDS viii be received for ths
erection Of a four-stcry and basement
brick and tireproof office building to be
erected for The Houston Post at Houston.
texas, on or before 3 O'Clock p. M. on
wednesday. the Goth day Of August 1902,
at the office Of and addressed 10 Ole J..
Lorehn' architect. and all bids so re.
celved will be opened Immediately there.
after.
Plans and specifications of said building
may be seen and form Of proposal can
be had at the office OF Ollie ]. Lorehn.
architect. 316 and al Binz building,
Houston. Texas.
The work will be let In eight separate
and distinct parts as follows: The general
work the plumbing, sewering and gas
htting the electric wiring; the art glass.
the structural steel and iron work,
the carpentry, painting and wood I'm.
iSbtng. the terra Gotta and the heat.
Ing, and each aud every bidder win
be required to inclose with his pro-
posal certified check. drawn in favor
of The Houston Printing Company, for
the sum of two (2J per cent OF the total
amount Of his bid
The successful bidder shall furnish a
good and approved bond to the amount
Of nifty 500 per cent of contract price, said
bond to be given within fifteen 10 days
after the date Of awarding contract.
The owner reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
s-12 The Houston Printing Company.
Ole j. Lorehu anl W. Carbys thinner.
man, Architects.
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FOR SALE Three boilers &C feet by 10
iuchCs 40 H. L, each, single sheet bot
toms full Aush fronts. to be- used IN one
battery; britohen for tho three, and one
Stack, Il inches diameter No. S iron; II
only a short time, and thoroughly re.
built: drst-class condition; tested TO IL
pounds cold water pressurei these boilers
are now at GLADYS, Texas. san Jacinto
on 90. GufIeY. YcNns. ID
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-B will
he received at Brenham, Texas, Septem-
her 1902 for the construction Of a two
story brick cotton mill plant, foundations
excepted. according to plans details and
specifications, which can be seen at Bren-
nam Texas, ut the office Of John Hill.
prudential huldingl. Atlanta, Ga, and mt
c eot Mills Dallas, Texas, Bids must
be accompanied by a certified check Of
dent Of Brenham Cotton Mil company,
to he forfeited. in case bond IN the sum
of 5000 is not made In ten days from
date OF award of contract. All building
material will be furnished by the COM
many on side track at the mill, Right Is
reserved 10 reject any or all bids. +. w.
Wood chairman building committee.
Brennan, Texas. 81
GO TO NAPLES Medicine store i1q
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NEW FOuR-ROOM COTTAGE-Silvera aud
Edwards streets, cheap on monthly pay
ments. Hannah * Parsons. l3
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OH. LANDSi OIL Lands, OIL I.auds--Several
thousand acres on Galveston island; sew
cral hundred ncres near the derrick. u.
NJ Truehart q Co, Galveston, Texas. is
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FOR SALE-All kinds of filling, both
cinders, dirt and white sand, Che best
bedding for horses. j. Loewensteln's
o24. IL
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FOR SALE 1o,eo0 Continental Tobacco
tags Address Z. o. Box 40. Houston.
Texas. 10
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FOR SALE-Two contracts, Nos. Ill and
~ In Houston lone Building Co. An.
swer. 14i3. this office. 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

L. &. READ ana IL. &, lips, DOM 81 houa'
ton, Texas. have this dily entered into u
general o-partncrship for the purpose VI
transactmg general cotton business IN
der the name and style of J.. G. Read ~
CO. The hrm VIII handle both fulelEI
and domestic business. L. c. Read, K.
6 Tips. ~
TIIE BOARD or PHARMACY WIN meet
Angus, -. 1892, ut 5O2 Main street. to
examine applicants for registration 4.
Il. Kiesllng. Reg. -
NOTICE-The following is q list Of fair
paint contractors la Houston, and who
employ only members Of Painters union
No. 100: Oslcr Paint Co, l., e. Rotten
stein David Griffin. Lewis Taylor, j. J,
Clede ia owens, William HWlung ~
Son William Rudersdorf, j. ] Barlow,
b. K. Perclra, II. r. Rue c.. Koch,
George NJ. Kuhn +. a. Anol, John W.
Bray, Frank faylor & Son, Wharton &
ltIkc, Mr. Barron Henry Ross. j, 4.
Caldwell, G Meyer Collins Il Moore l..
c. Smldth, william f. Fechner, George
llehntr George StnlzenhnchA Gomos
signs V, Juenger, 7. -. Hamilton y Co,
J.. Ryan, j. j, Hopkins, Recording Sec.
rotary. It
NOTICE Of dissolution OF the firm Of In
man. Neims Co. Notice Is hereby
given that the o-partnelship heretofore
existing under the Irm name aud style OF
lnman, Nclms a Co.. with It's principal
office and place Of business In the city OF
Houston, ana state of Texas, composed
Of s. NJ. lnman, w Il. lnmnu and Hugh
iliHlHA " eAtAahLht APu-t lhi - -.
helms Of Ia city Of Houston, state Of
1cXns. has been dissolved on this the
3lst day Of July, 1902, by mutual consent
:. NJ lnman,
w L. Inmau
Hugh r IumaD,
a. L. Nelms,
Formation Of new firm to be known as
Iumau, Ncims & Co.
A. l.. Nelms, Of the late firm Of Inmnn,
Nelms & Co., of Houston, Texas, now dis
solved, and Henry A, trman OF the city
Of Atlanta, State Of Georgia, have THIS
day entered into general copartnersbp
under the name ana style nf Imam
helms q Co, and will continue To trans.
act business of the kind and character
lately conducted by the late Grm which
was dissolved on the 3lst day Of July,
1902.
Henry A. Inmnn,
$50 A. H. ROlms.
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weights and grades guaranteed. \. A..
Ochse, COLO Simpsol street, Houston,
Texas 1U
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WOOD, WOOD, WOOD-Dry or green, ut
w. T. Wecdens, yard 2U2U Houston ave
nue. old phone 1871. -
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS affords more adyan-
tages for home than any other suburb
of Houston. See this property before you
buy.
Lots for sale at lowest prices, for cash
or on installment plan.
Houston Heights office 30 Main street
JOHN A MlLRoY, Agent
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FOR SALE--Sixteen rice mules and harness,
four Avery sulky plows, three Avery disc
bargain for cash. Geo. H. Little. sr.,
Columbus, Texas. IL
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|in strset SAarlton, blacksmith, los
ia sn5 ~ Tor humane treatment OF
|osrus, enumeration for the pockets
ErLg Al loonoelhg Sl.25; all kinds of re.
lses tAllsS sst prices; new phone 1859;
h T- s-,,. LOT and returned. sci
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MIRRORS resilvered: mirrors for gale
Samvels Mirror Works, phone 4l9, 3O3
C.Tplipe Il
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FUR SALE-LOts Just on outskITts OF
Fifth ward, a block and a half south OF
Clark street. SO cash 50 per month
Nhereafter: no interest. Box I3I. city. IS
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FOfT0WN people can have their suits.
rs, ETC., taken care OF as well us II
II lived IN the city; suits cleaned 81;
q s. The Pautturlum, 2l2 san it
h street, Hous on, Texas, -
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EXCELLENT fruit lands IN any size tract
desired; also n nice littlc farm of -
Houston property; Will put La some cash.
O'Cnnnor Scott y Co. Blnz building. ~
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ONION Seed am accredited
agent OF Bayou Latourche growers; guar
antced termination 100 yer cent; samples
sent to communities Of grow ers price 81
per pound. A. Whitaker. Houston. II
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FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
HOME, ONE AND ONE-HALF LOTS ON
A CORNER, WITH FLOWERS, CT
MENT WALKS. BARN, SERVANTS
HOUSE, AND ALL MODERN CONNEN-
FENCES. A BARGAIN Al $4,000. WE
ALSO OFFER A HOUSE on AUSTIN
STREET AT A PRICE WHICH MAKES
IT ATTRACTIVE AS AN INVESTMENT.
HOUSTON LAND AND TRUST co.
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FUEL OIL-C0llaway Oil company Beau
mont, operates large number tank cars;
make Immediate shipments at current
uvipp IL
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u for ladies' lurlng connncm ut; good
hes and nurse. infants adopted T..
\ Bx "a, San Antonio. Texas. II
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4 GOOD BUSINESS LOT centrally 10.
Gated. cheap and on easy terms. nice
row of cottages In Second ward that
several nice cottages In Fifth ward close
to S. r. shops. Weatlcrsby X Co.
11OTh Congress 10
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ANY TOWN WANTING water works, elee-
trio lights, or nythlnR from canning
factory to cotton mill, should wrlte
us We organize and luance Industrial
companies Agents wanted everywhere.
Tho Southwestern Promoting Co.. Wilson
building. Houston. Texas. x
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Inn taken before and during conhnc-
n. infants adopted good nurse and
IN; terms moderate, Address L. y,
| 4G DaNas TeAas BIO
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FOR SALE-Flpcy Magnolia figs for pre-
serving Mt S1.2J per 2Iquart case +. o, b.
Alvin, Texas L. b. Carlton. II