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The colored American., 1902-05-03
a Word in Season.

Editor The Colored American-1
think it would be a good idea for you
to advise the colored people not to
spend about half of their salary every
month paying rent for the biggest and
the finest house that they can find. A
good rule for a coIored man to follow
in renting a house is always to look for
q house that he can rent for not more
than one fifth of his monthly income.
A FRIEND OF THE RACE.
The colored American., 1902-05-03
Miss Jewett Still Organizing.

Miss Lillian Clayton Jewett, of Boz
ton, is quietly at work in several east
tern states in the Interest Of her organ
liz zatiop, the "Anti-Lynching League"
Mis- Jewett, it will be remembered,
achieved no small distinction about
four years ago by going South, and
bringing back the Baker family, the
head of which was postmaster at Lake
City, and met a violent death during
a raid on his office.
The colored American., 1902-05-03

member of the subcommittee was not
present, but the two Republican mem
bsrs, Messrs BarthoIdt, of Missouri,
and Warnock, of Ohio, practically de-
cided to recommend to the full COM
mittee that the inquiry be authorised.
On Tuesday Bishop Grant, Whitfield
Mckinley, Ex-GOv. PInchback, Daniel
Murray and others. had 8 pleasant
chat wi n President Roosevelt along
the same lines. 1t Is understood that
the President is favorable to the meas =
ure.
The colored American., 1902-05-03
Shakespeare's s5sth Birthday

The senior class of the M street High
School celebrated the 338Gh anniversary
of Shakespesre's birthday on Wednes-
day afternoon April 23rd. The program
consisted of "The Convention of the
Muses. with delssrtian movements pre-
sented by the following named young
ladies: Misses Browne, Childs, Cooper,
Davis, Harris, Maize, Notary, Smith
and Younger. The comedy. "a Snakes
pearlan Conference was next given
with the following cast: Prologue, writ
ten by Miss Stokes and spoken by Miss
Vashli Turley; leopatra, Agnes Davis;
Desdemona, Beatrice Male; Juliet,
Matte Browne; Lady Macbeth. Julia
Collier; Miss Cawdor, Maude Greene;
Hamlet, Chester JarV Vis; Macbeth, Ro
land J nsoD; Romeo, Smith Wormley;
and Shylock, Maxwell HaysOn. The
musical program was rendered by the
High School Orchestra. Miss Anna
Carter piano soloist and Miss Clarke
and Mr.. Franklin Childs accompanies
The exercises were under the direction
OF Mr.. Parker n. Bailey, of the Eng
lish Department, assisted by Misc
Anita Turner, of the Department OF
Physical Culture, and were highly
creditable in character.
The colored American., 1902-05-03

A few days ago at Memphis, Fenn.'
an IA wear old white boy, Reuben Gree n
struck George Fields colored man.
wi h g stone, causing conclusion OF the |
brain, from which the man died. The
alleged off=nse consisted in stepping
moon some pats. which the boys had
left living across the sidewalk while
engaged in play. F .elds WAS with his
wife at the time, and she says the coats
were stepped upon accidentally.
A Memphis correspondent writes to
The Color d American. giving the facts'
and while believing that the white BOY
will get of without punishment on
the score of iustifiable hOm eide. the
arrest of young Green indica ,es sig 1t
nroOress. Times was that white man
could murder Negro with imOunitV,
and never be taken into custody or eaiIeo
+o trial. This case has aroused great
Indignation. and the better class OF COL
orad people, who resent the idea thsb
a Negro no matter how weslthy or IN
tailigept. must stay in his place, are In
onandary W nat to do. Tnty say IL
ia ,mpossIble 20 remain Sou n and De
IAN. and that unless the courts are
pnrged of ignorant and preJudlced
iodoes and unless the poor whites are
educated ,out OF their narroWness ano
lawlessness the situation will grow In
,,lerabIe. Our cores pondent appeals
~ the Negroes of the North, where Ifee-
dom of speech prevails, to ag1'ate
these uestions, anu u.s. all the snaslor
in tn If power to promote peace'u
o,a,;ons bet Ween the races in the Soutf
Autbs Negro wants is q mans chance
for a liv1ng-ordlnary civil rights ~ne
protection before the courts de tninK'
the Northern conscience can De aEoust' {
nv giving publicity to these ulrelu 'I
and inexcusable misc arriaRes OF Jus'ice
R.cause Investigations are unpopuIa
and 10 tell the truth might COST ou
oorrasnondent his life, his name Is VIII
ha,d An anomalous situation, indeed
Uben a leading citizen, ''free Amer
loan ,, under the grandss flag on eartn
ia compelled, for personal safety
write under cover,s in urgency OF IN
natural rights of man
The colored American., 1902-05-03
ADAMS HOUSE.

sS4-5s4 Broadway, Opposite New Depot
ALBANY. NJ. Y.
EUROPEAN PLAN. T H. DIGGs. Prop.
Special attention paid to Private Dinners, Lun
cheons, etc. Ladies' Dining Rooms up stairs
Ladies Entrance 70 Csfs, s. James 81
TsIsphons xsse y,
The colored American., 1902-05-03
C4PITHL SAYING8 BANK.


6O9 F st. N. W., Washington D. e.,
Capital S5O,OOp
Hon. Jno. r. Lynch, Prestde,.t
l.. G. Bailey, Treasure.
j. A. johnson, Secretary.
D. B. McCary, Cashier.
Directors:
Jno. r. Lynch, DR.. w. S. Lotion,
Whitefeld McKinlay, l.. o. Bailey,
Robt. Il. Terrell, w, s, Montgom
cry, Wyatt Archer, John A. Pierre,
HenryE. Baker, Robt. Williams j.
I. Bradford, DIR. w. A.Warfeld, j.
4. johnson, DIR. A. w. Tancil,
Howard Il. Williams,
Deposits received from 10 cent?
upward. Interest allowed on 50, OO
and above. Collections meet with
prompt attention. A general ex-
change and banking business done.
Bank open from 9 m. to 4.3O pm
The colored American., 1902-05-03
Educate the Poor Whites.
More work for Booker.

More work for Booker. The Jack
souville, Ill. Courier says:
"The latest plant coming from the
South is to the effect that all the edu-
catiopal and charitable favors In that
section go to the Negro, while the poor
white il utterly neglected. Booker
Washington ought to call the Negroes
together and evolve solution for the
white trash problem" Amen!
The colored American., 1902-05-03
IN SUNNY TENNESSEE.

A Correspondent Writesof Anom-
aIous Conditions in the South
land and Urges the Northern
Negro to Help.
The colored American., 1902-05-03

Be bel Literary and Historical AS
ISOLATION closes Msy 20.
The colored American., 1902-05-03

Don't miss a single issue of THE CoI-
ekED AMERICAN.
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TELL THE PEOPLE
Il what you want.
REAL EsTATE FOR SALE.

1ONOO0.ACRE ranch Of fine grazing aud
farming land and some timber; VOL,
watcrcd and several attcsian wells; good
improvements. at $500 per acre, Write
for further infNrnmtkn
leo ncrcs inooth. Oark, sandy prairie,
fifteen miles from Houston and three
miles from railroad station, with good
hvc-rocm residence and barn. 2sS6p feet,
poultry house, well and tool house; ~
horse power steam engine and boiler with
two good wells. anordins about 600 gal,
Ions Of water per minute and each well
has a 3iuch centrifugal pump, price SCI
until December Il q bargain.
12,O0o acres In Uvalde and Kinney coun-
ties. uninprovcd ranch With creek run
ming through the land, nffordlng an abund-
ant supply Of water for stock purposes;
for sale a short time only at $l.50 per
acre.
1000 acres all lncloscd with 3 and 4
harbcd wires and mesquite posts 10 TO
u feet apart and subdiylded into several
pastures also several hundred acres IN
cultivation; two wells with windmiils;
also dwelling with nine rooms and other
improvements; write for further part'e'
ulars.
ia acres oil nhe black prairie. fenced
snd has house and barn and good we'll.
1rrlgatlng about leu acres OF rice, for sale
at SIS per acre for short time only,
Two sections about ten miles from
Houston on n graded road; all prairie
land: pricc $3.50 per acre. terms easy
Agents for Kountze Bros. lands IN
Wharton, Matagorda and Jackson counties
III AENfth OF loi hNTNs w " hNsNNNf FAANt.
50 to SO per acre; great development will
tuke place In these during the twelve
months; lands are sure to increase IN
value; they are suited to the culture W
rice, corn, cotton. sugar cane. oats and
other South Texas crops; write for maps
and price lists; we have many tracts that
are bargains from the Sabine river "a
the Guadalupe river lands on several
rice canals $50 to $50 per acre.
Agents for Texas Rice Development
Co. lands In Matagorda county, consisting
Of 10000 acres, subdivided Into 100 acres
and up.
Remember We pay expenses OF any
party coming TO Texas TO whom we u
II the title falls upon examination 10y
competent attorneys. w, c. Moore =
Co. Houston, Texas; Duson, Moore \
Co. El Campo, Texas. q
FOR SALE--A fine bakery In the heart Of
the business part OF Orange. cheap rent
and good customers, Address p. 0. boz
$50, Orange Texas, z
/ OLDEST WOOD YARD In city on railroad
fully equipped; a bargain. Address Il. o
! hox $50.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS-We are over
stocked on wooden beds. cheap dining
chairs, moquette rugs. Jewel cook stoves,
at cost for cash with order: write US
Smith Furniture Co. Houston. 20
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FOR SALE-rwo- story dwelling, 1908
Washington. call AZ above address. p
SOUR LAKE-A few tracts Of land adj
joining the Sour Lake Springs property.
In immediate proximity Of the oil gu6h-
ers Address Sour Lake n. T., Institute,
425 Mason building 70
SEE II A. Arnold. 311 Binz, no has some
beautiful bones and vacant corner lots on
Fannin, Main, Travis and Milan, on
South End ear line; they are bargains
also houses and lots In any OF the differ
ent wards you may desire no trouble 70
show property. 70
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!. habit. NIUE i,ne opium. landanum,
harmless s ~ cured; will Inform
l. A. Bal, permanent home cnre.
- "in' Box 1912, Chicago.
'4i - 10
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THREE good bargains in Income property;
several choice homes and building lots In
city; bayou front and small acreage tracts
near city: two large tracts Of land In
Harris county Geo. l.. Porter & Son,
GOSH Main street. q
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$1,000 BUYS hfty acres Of land four-ronm
house and arteslan wells, nine miles
southwest OF Houston.
chance 10 buy nice home, nlne-ruom
Lorse, with three lots. In the Third ward.
BlNX x SETTEGAST.
Room 2l3, B,nz Building. II
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eays Wq ssie Of halr switches for
I. aarlorsA 'son & willisms. hair.
sssnne aud hair store Ioio
: SEIss;- II
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED.

WANTED by a couple without children
room on suite with bath and board IN prl-
vate family references exchanged. --gs;
this office. -
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WHAT SELLS CITY AND SUBURBAN
REAL ESTATE?
PUSH AND PRINTERS INK!

We use both constantly, literally and
persistcntlS. aud We succeed Having
many calls for city properties improved
and unimproved--we have decided to start
n city Department In connection with
our land business, which viii he under
our personal aud careful supervision and
In charge of our able, competent and
hustling city agent. II you want 20 sch
your houses or lots, list them with Ms
and we will do the rest, viz; We viii sci!
them for you. We are spending hun
drcds Of dollars every month advertising
our clients properties; give us charge
OF your property and we will advertise
ard show your property free or charge
and guarantee sale. This Is q fan
proposition. Our advertising and buss
ness methods are such that we can mo-
handle any properties unless rxcuSlv,
agents Give MS trial and convince
yourself that we are persistent pushey,
and advertisers which will result IN tbs
sale Of your property, Ten yeaEs *
perlencc In the real estate business Ref
erence: The Merchants National bank
Pudor & Hoover, Real Estate Agents.
305ih Main Street, over Morris Clothinl
store. {
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FOR SALE cheap. finest american mad
steam automobile: full particulars given
Address s. O.. this office. 70
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ONE NICE Mathushek upright piano bar.
gain, $40; one Fisher S125. George W
Stieff, 9U6 Travis street 26
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FOR SALE.

A THOROUGH typewriter repairer wanted.
Only competent man need apply
j. J. Pasforiza Prtg 4 LithI. Co
STATE Agents Smith Premier Typewriter,
Houston, Texts II
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1T is EASY TO TRADE
Il through Post Want Ads
FOR SALE.

OUR STOCK Of gu,aul violins, accor-
uiuns and all small Instruments Is the
largest and most complete IN the State;
508 Main aS
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FOR SALE cheap, phaeton and harness;
Eli Praine. p
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FOR SALE-75 15h-yArd dump cars ~
1O.yard standard gauge air dumping cars:
Rocker Les Galveston. Texas.
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WANTED-By couple without cniiareh.
room or suite with bath and board IN
uriynfe family; references ezchanSfn
ii50 this Office ~
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asiissf 1ss a5sESrs wEEKTY-T57-
y cents. 4 Sols aud Chocolates:
hus tnslf-nound. 40 cents
-s.steR a Ss0le, $40 Main street
II l-,,..----- Ne.
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WANTED Bourd aud room, private ram
ny. for two ladies; must be close IN rel
erenccs exchanged. raj ms oinee. -
ny COUPLE without children Two roomsi
in. Win or without board, private fam
~. references. iiGi, this Office. rs
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EDUCATIONAL.

VoR sAIE-s5o course Of Ki-Magl sys.,
tens Of character reading; physioiogttal
sical culture for $40. Address 1oii Hamil,
ton street.
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STIEFF PIANOS, frSt-class; most
durable; made to last lifetime. George
". Stie1 906 Travis street. 20
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Riss %snses. No sS,ered NJ aomo: no
a Write pain am no matter now
'ilss, Texs.i TOT Particulars Dr.
li-23
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FOR sALE-io,oOO acres Of timber land
AZ big bargain For particulars call
ON Bottle Bryan. 317h Main street. rs
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y a ssi,. N.ssyssoia. Texas man.
nngRorn ma. viii cure tefter
y thls pc! PEI box; any o5o o. snI any
~ Nnts .se not benestec pu s,,ns,
FlI.FSs:-..-o.r Iestimoniais SliS.s,s
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SIX ROOM modern cottage. with four lots
Of ground, No. 1T30 Ghnu street; one IF
the prettlost homes in tire Fifth ward;
terms very eHsy Forptce AMI other par
ttrlars see VIM. II Olschewskc Co,
900 Khan building. 70
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.scpEr SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.

- ,~SWERs 10 advertisements In
Vs ~ ,sr week ending saturday, NO
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DO YOU WANT A NICE HOME AT
RIGHT FIGUREf II 50 see us, as We
have them In atistocrN;ic parts OF tho
city WI have one 0f the LARGEST
REAL ESTATE LISTS IN HOUSTON
and do not did 70 owners' prices.
II IN market TO Buy, SELL or EN-
CHANGE REAL ESTATE 10 yolr inter
est to deal With us. X. c. GRAY & co,
400 BinE. II
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II. r. KENNEDY Improved farms and OIL
lands, Houston, Texas. II
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PTCF LANDS 800 acres ten miles south
Houston, OH railroad, 81 per acre fVo
acres on rice canal fifteen miles south
Houston, SCI per acre. II. II. MacNicoll,
AZ Blnz building 20
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- ~ LI.--N NqNNro nlano In pO0U con-
6iton 500 c. Ganke { Co., 500 Main. %
THE ONLY exclusive picture framing nul
art store in Houston Koufs, iOlA
Prairie avenue. 1871
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PICTURES frames and art novelties for
presents at Kopfs, lUi4 Prairie avenue.
10 ri
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A BARGAiN-Two lots on Run 10 and Ge--
man streets. on car line. Address owner,
this office. ~
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FIRST CLASS business for exchange for
farm. ranch or city property, In one OF
the best towns IN This State. lHlacre
rice farm on canal near Eagle Lake, for
sale cheap n taken AT once. We have any
thiag you want In the way Of vacant lots
and nice homes. Have nrst class Iancn
with beautiful S-room house near Hous-
ton, or will exchange for city property
oliver Cranston a Co., li9 Main. u
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FOR SALE Sewing machine and other
household furniture. Mrs. CLARK. l2lI
Snu Jacfnto %
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BOARD AND ROOM.

FURNIsHED SOUTH ROOM, s7.S0; two
connecting rooms; nearby board; modern.
1904 walker. ~
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"a ioe, Ib5eaeent-Pears' soon mn.
n IS. cTssnest. l5e: Ben Levys
,I!ssst corner sS Ppt.,Dr Drug Store. 3ls
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GINS pane whisky habits cured:
'll viii enI s only Matthews Home In
lga wltbent Any case In ten to TWEEN
4 n your mop psin or injury 10 patient;
4. L cs,s ney 10 bank. pay when
4 % eSpsnses failure will bear all
ne hofk Ts, while here; also rail-.
The uatays' best references. Adj
eatitegs N ithhews Home" Harvey
.isnas ssn ~, superintendent, 800
4 IsSs,SS,ss.- s-a antonio. Texas. II
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HEATERS Gas, wood, coal, oil, new and
secondhand, half-price, Hickman, 1910
Capltol new phone 1908 Stoves repaired
and guaranteed. 20
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TIiNEE-l EAR. OLD MARE, well built, Is
hands, broke to harness; also new SIS set
buggy harness; sell cheap. - Ihartres Is
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TYPEWRITER for sale; almost new: cost
sos; win take 500 in small weekly pay,
ments. l.. w, Worsham, 10lT Texas ave
nue.. 20
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE for
nine rooms complete. "Wednesday morn.
ing 10 o'clock, corner Travis street ane
Rusk avenue. -
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FOR RICE LAND, DON'T FAIL no SEE
Us. WE MAhE ~ a SPECIALLY.
LANDS ON CANAL, ALSO WELL
PROPOSITIONS WITH A GUARANTEE
OF WATER FOR IRRIGATION Al
LESS IL AN 100 FEET DEPTH. CAN
SELL YOU iBO ACRES OK MORE, AND
HAVE THE LARGEST LIST no SIC
LECT FROM. WILL SELL A LIMITED
AMOUNT WITHOUT CASH PAYMENT
TO PARTIES WhO MILL iMPhuN y
IN RICE WE OWN MOST OF THE
LAND WE OFFER AND HAVE PBh-
FEET ABSTRACTS. GOOD RICE
LAND ron $500 no 5000 PER ACRE.
WE HAVE FEW IMPROVED RICE
FARMS WE HAVE A SPECIAL BAR.
GAIN IN lOOO-ACHE SUGAR AND CE
PLANTATIONS. &. w. HAIL * CO.,
100 MAIN STREET. II
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~ felley. and Oamiana Ia6IefS
'1'a u lupo,snua. permanently cure
we sickon OF debiAtY: mailed
|1S7f-ss- Seenue. Houston. n
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FOR SALE-A fou.teen-room furnished
house with plenty OF boarders; cause for
selling wish to leave city: good location.
Apply 1910 Congress avenue. 20
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uorsToN HEIGHTS OFFICE. No. 2oo
Stsi3 street We handle Heights prop
s %s' univ lowest prices; easy terms
John A. Miiroy, agent
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ICES, PUDDINGs, frozen peaches In
fancy shapes and colors as well as plain
Tor Thanksgiving; send in your orders
without delay. Clay Jones, Bryan Hall;
both phones. 81
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


NY FINE AUTOMOBILES for exchange for
real estate, ctc.i never uncrated; salts,
factory selling reason. S. II. Huston, OLD
phone SOB y
THIRD WARD-sM lots on Congress
oucquarter block on Polk, well Improved;
nice residence on Austin; hnlt block
on McIlhenny; 15xl20 on IA Branch cor
ncr, Weathcrsby Co, ll0IR Congress
---------------------------
FOURTH WARD One block on pease ave
nue. two cottages, two lots on Nc Gowen,
cheap, some very desirable business prop
erty ON San Felipe Wenthersby y &c.
lloi12 Congress, -
For SALE Elght-room house. two lots,
on Harrisburg road, close 20 city limits,
5000; six-room house two lots hair n
block on Harrisburg read. 800; easy
terms. Weathersby & Co, 1O1h Con.
gress, 20
SECOND WARD-Talf block on Com
merce suitable for wholesale or ware
house purposes, two hye-room cottages on
Charities; brings good Interest on invest
ment. Weathersby y Co.. llOta Con.
gross. ~
| 100 ACRES adjoining Houston Heights on
shell road. short walk 10 car line, $50
/ per Hcrc. Weathersby & Co.. i1O1lA
Congress. 20
/ HEIGHTS COTTAGE, four rooms, nicely
/ pupered and painted. ground lO0Xi32, east
/ front, fenced, only Ss20. smeaton. 1854
! Texas avenue q
/ FIFTH WARD -Four-room cottage on EIar-
| rington, two blocks OF S = shops, SlS25
nyeroom cottage on Chestnut ave blocks
OK shops $3.50; two four.room cottuEes
| on Everett 5000; four-roOm house, with
/ hall on corner Freeman $500. Wealth
ersby 4 Co.. 1l0iiA Congress. ~
! FOR sALE-On lands at Sour Lake and
Saratoga See Henry haimgren, Dol
Kism bnnding Il z
iG40 ACRES ctoice rice land liberty coun-
ty near Haywood canak Ninety MAO
years lease; this valuable property, 10
deep 50 feei. south Of L9mar: beautiful
location; for lease FOR ninety nine years,
J to he revalued at end Of 10 and 10 years.
Eight choice residences, Third ward, city !
close IN Choice building lots. Third aud
Fourth warts: 10000 acres choice rice
lind cheap Ia Chambers county, Hplcn-
did canal proposition Ten acres for mnu'
I ufncturing site bounded on the east ny
Southern Pacific railway, on the north
/ by Washington avenue. lbO acres thnr'
ouEhly drained; no coffec weeds; rich
land: I'VE miles sout hwest of Houston;
on gravel road 1900 acres choice rice
lands Ave miles west OF Alvin, Texas. no
j ncrps three miles from Alvin % acres
I drinking water aud shady yntSai Ideal
truck farm: well ditchcd and wire fenced.
! Excellent location FOR brick yard, close
in. lnexhaustible supply dirt and clay ;, tor r
pine oak and hickory, one body, railroad
running hyn miles either side Of II. llalf
block fronting Main, Clay aud Fnnnin.
Ideal home Twostory frame; elegant
porcelain bath tub; five.Hcre ward, with hne
shade trees; fenced In with about To
acres ~ choice rice land; DickinFon
bayou; near G., " and II. RAILWAY, Gal
weston county. Apply To James II Tree
want, 30 Binz building, old phone lSsl
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WANT TO SELL new ridden only twenty
miles, Cleveland bicycle and Majestic
lamp; SO cash. smith" Z. o. Box ~
%
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NICE ROOMS Newly FURNISHED new
exchanged 600 DALLAS avenue ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-25

PIANO S1s5-Large size walnut case, mp
right, good as new, easy payments. Plano
Exchange, 60 Travis &c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-25

REMoVAI. NoTICE-we have moved from
4ib TO 4l3 Birz Ruudln- FOR short lonus
and real estate see u.s. Thompson "
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-25

HELLoi-HAyE YoU SEEN GEoRGE7
HANDLES STRICTLY CITY PROPER
ny. O. II PENNOCK 4 co, OLD
OPERA HOUSE POSTOFFICE Bon
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