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The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07
HORR ON THE TRUSTS.

Senator Hoar of Massachusetts closed
the campaign for the Republicans of
his State with an elaborate speech at
Boston on the Saturday preceding the
election Senator Hoar lis a reliable
Republican, even when he differs with
some of the policies of his party, as in
the Philippine enterprise. He has
+ long been one of the leaders of that
party, and intellectually ds perhaps it's
strongest man. In his Boston
speech, delivered mainly to a Repub-
lican audience, he admitted there were
eight evils in trusts He might with
all truth have gone further and ad-
mitted that they were altogether evil,
but it, is an evidence of the mareh of
public sentiment when a Republican
statesman Of Mr.. Hoar's standing is
willing to concede that any evil GTings
to trusts. In his speech he said that
if the first, fourth and fifth in his list
could be cured by legislation, the other
five would cure themselves. The first
''evil" IN his list is obstruction of
competition" The fourth is fraud
ulent capitalization, and the fifth is
secrecy" Now, according to the
venerable and learned Massachusetts
Senator, if legislation can cure these
three evils, all the others will cure
themselves. The milk in the Senator's
cocOanut, however, is in his statement
that it is the duty of wise statesman
ship to go slowly and carefully in this
matter, so we can cure or prevent the
evil without sacrificing or destroying
what is good
One thing is evident-the Republican
party has moved Slowly" fearfully
Slowly. I'm fact 1t has moved so slow
ly in correcting these evils that the
outside world can not see that it has
moved at all That is what the people
complain of. The Republican party
has not only not moved at all In this
direction, but gives no signs that it
will move at any time IN the future.
The people ought to be thankful that
they have forced one Republican lead
er to admit that evils exist. The
Democrats propose to correct these
evils, and not these alone but others !
they and the people see that are hid
den from the sight of Mr.. H0ar and |
his party colleagues. Senator T1oar
makes no suggestions as to how, in
his opinion, the three evils he speaks
OF can be reached by legislation, and |
makes no promise that any effort to !
correct the evils will be made SEN
ator Hanna, Secretary Shaw and other
Republican leaders have not progressed
rs far as Senator Hoar. Their aud
ences during the late campaign wait
ed in vain to hear from them a single
word condemnatory of trusts, or a
single suggestion as to how the evils
might be cured.
The seventh evil in the list of Sem
ltor Hoar is ''the power to corrupt
elections and in some cases to corrupt
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07

the courts" This is a fearful adj
mission upon the part of the Senator,
but how he expects that evil to cure
itself remains a mystery. He says,
destroy their power to prevent compe
tition, do away with the secrecy which
surrounds their methods of business,
and prevent fraudulent capitalization,
and then, ii matters not how great the
aggregation of capital in trust, it's
power to corrupt elections and the
courts will cure itself Let it be ad-
mitted that no fraudulent capitaliza-
ton exists in the great steel trust; let
us admit for the argument. that every
dollar of its billion of capitalization
is honest and is represented by actual
money invested, and for it the trust
owns tangible property-is it's power
to corrupt elections lessenened?
But Senator Hoar is afraid that if we
destroy the evil we will also destroy
the good. Who has been able to point
out anything good in these lawless or
CARNATIONS of capital? The ten
dency is evil and evil only That is
why laws are made to repress them
They drive Independent dealers out of
business and narrow the opportunities
for occupation. They increase prices
to the people. They secure unfair
determinations from railroads. They
corrupt legislatures and courts. Over
capitalization is an evil, but it is not an
evil restricted to trusts. Most rail-
road stock is largely watered. It is
one of the evils that must be cured
or the people will remain at a dis
advantage. If the railroads were
bonded and stocked only for the ac-
tual capital invested, freight and pas
senger tariffs could be cut in two
The same is true as to many trusts.
The Republicans offer no solution of
the difficulty, The only remedy of the
people is to expel the Republicans
from power in all the departments Of
government two years hence. The
people can do it,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07
Lightning RapIdity.

1t is absolutely impossible for us to
conceive OF the rapidity and brilliancy
of lightning. 1t. has been estimated
that fash occupies less than one. mil
lionth part of second, AS one tenth
of second is needed for the full effect
of any light upon the eye. we get o; "
very faint idea OF the brilliancy OF
the fash. =ks:se1a-., ,.,ss.rsxs
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07

The election officers at Ajo and Red
dington must be humorists. By seal
ing the returns from those precincts
and sending no hint as to the result
they have managed to keep four very
good men on the ragged edge of ex-
pectancy some days longer than was
absolutely necessary.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07
Gra pes.

Grapes dissolve and dislodge gravel
and calcGli." says the doctor. They
bring the stomach and bowels to
healthy condition. Even the consump-
tive finds new life in them and should
take grape Juice by the tumblerfuf
daily. as it makes new, rich blood. 1t
builds up the tissues and feeds starved
nerves 1t is also cleansing, ww
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07
opponent.

Senator Dolliver of Iowa cites the
collapse of the bicycle trust as an ar
gument' for monopoly protection. But
any fad adopted by people with wheels
in their head will be short-lived.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07
An TmfereaafnR Teacher

The dominic was trying to explain
the Darwinian theory to his class when
ne observed that they were not paying
proper attention. Boys" he said,
when l am trying to explain to you
the peculiarities of the monkey l wish
you would look right at me-"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07

Not only the steel trust, but men and
corporations like the Southern Pacific
railroad, for instance, who have no
apparent interest in that concern,
have to buy steel abroad because the
home supply is Inadequate. This is
a state of things that was not foreseen
by the tariff builders.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07

It is all very we'll to belong to
Don't Worry Club, but who is going to
reimburse defeated candidates for
money spent while i'm the heyday of
hope
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07
In Wall Street.

She-Are you a bull or a bear on
change?
He-Bo bull the market ana
bear the losses. See?-Chicago News.
There is rich sound in closing a
hack door that only few people have.
opportunity to enjoy.-Atchison Globe.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07
Cause For the Cooait,ou.

"YOu don't shine so brilliantly as of
yore," remarked the oil
"No." said the wick: Il haye been
turned down by Miss Maude because
that young simpleton Is coming
Town and Country.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07

A Missouri farmer saw an ADVERTISE
ment for fire-escape for 81. He sent
the 81 and received copy of the New
Testament. He Indignantly claims
that he was swindIed.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07

California takes it's place in the
list of doubtful States. The Demo-
cratic candidate for governor made a
splendid race, notwithstanding the op-
position of Mr.. w r. Hearst's en-
terprising paper, the San Francisco
Examiner.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07
Leave 1t ONT.

There is but one art-to omit. !.
would ask no other knowledge. A
man who knew how to omit would
make an "lliad" Of a daily paper.-R,
L. Stevenson
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07

The four hundred majority, more or
less, registered for Colonel Wilson
amply proves that Arizona is reliably
Democratic.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07

A Democratic legislature will con-
tinue to make the laws for Arizona.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07
DuSD6DSId

And INDIGESTION, the most common
ailments of mankind, can be cured bv
the use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
1t has a record Of fifty years Of such
cures back Of 1t, and will not disap-
point you now. II you are q sufferer
from these complaints, or INSOMNIA.
or GENERAL DE
BILITY. BE SURE TO TRY IT.
OUR PRIVATE STAMP is over the
neck of the bottle.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07

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The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-07

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LOST, FOUND, STOLEN.

;ooT -pIack and white pointer answers
~" name Of joe Return TO 1909 Dallas
ana receive reward. 20
tosT-One bay mare mule years ola, ~
lands no brand: one bay horse pony
branded diamond .; liberal reward hlcn-
ara Kelly. Nederland. IeAas.
STEAYED from Richmond. Texas, one
hranded W /. on left Jaw. fresh brand.
viii pay so reward for mule 70 as de
uvered TO me Al Mason brltco riacs,
near Fplahssri Texas D. A. hsn""sA'<o
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EDUCATIONAL.

klHdcSsSS.N.ctY ". CAMPBELL OPENS her
tApTSSss4t at 240S San Jacinto strcet
bljyf S '...g 70, 1902. 30
(onS NJ sAoY holding normal school al.
Ithoals s ume 10 coach pupils FOR graded
linlrr their homes two hours daily,
ErGoEsno er afternoon. Address c., 1917
- s-enue. 25
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AGENTS WANTED

IGFYTS an salary or comniissIon-The
greatest agents seller ever produced;
every user OF pen and ink buys Il on
sight; 200 to 800 per cent proht; one
agents sales amounted 70 500 IN six
DAYS: another $50 IN two hours. Monroe
Mfg. Co, X 1876 La Crosse. Wis 70
LIFE AGENTS, IMPORTANT The Pacific
MutunI Life. Americas foremost annual
dividend company will contract with
few reliable solicitors on a guaranteed
ana renewals II you can produce $500
business per month write us, naming ref
ereuces for full particulars, kosenhanm
Bros. general agents, Kirby building,
Dallas, Texas. l-@bO3
TTFE AGENTS the best contract
on earth; note taken uutl next fall.
Write W H. Patterson, manager Hart.
ford Life, Dallas. Iexss. q
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR SALE-Sorrel horse perfectly gentle.
sound in every respect, 1917 hands, \
years old; also good sprlng wagon and
harness; must be seen 10 be appreciated,
Address T.. o. box sos. Can be seen cor.
ner Franklin aud Main II
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OIL LANDS Damon Mound, Sour Lake
Saratoga and Rig Hin 10 Maiagerda coup.
ty. We have bargains TO ofieI and II
tracts and compare prices. Gail for our
special bargain on Damon. Stsh a
LuckD % n
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regular annual meeting or
the stockholders Of the New York, Texas
and Mexican Railway company VIII be
IN the city Of Victoria, Victoria county,
Texas on Monday, the 27th day of Jan
uAry. A. D.. 1909, and Will convene at
O'Clock p. m; also tn" annual injecting Of
the board Of directors Of slli New York,
Texas and Mexican Railway company VIII
likewise be held upon the same date, time
and place, and immediately upon the nd
Aforesaid; this notice ~ by order Of the
board Of directors OF said railway com.
parry. aud this one notice Is for both
York, Texas and Mexican Railway cont.
pnny, Ylct, rid, Texas, December "a. 1901.
1-27
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Ing OF Inc UOITU UT WIIVNTUIh OF HNIU Quiz,
Western TeXas ana Pacific Railway com.
pany win likewise be held upon che same
date time and place, and immediately
upon the Adjournment OF said stockhold
cis meeting aforesaid, this notice Is by
order Of the board Of directors OF said
for both meetings, Il. NJ. Smith score.
tary Gulf. Western Texas and Paciic
Railway company, Victoria. Texas, De,
ceniber "a, 1901. l27
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TOR SALE-ln good live town, stock Of
millinery and notions all goods in FIRST
class condition; will sell at bargain;
easy payments, Address Mrs. j. D. Odom,
Eagle Lake, Texas 70
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AM NOW at 12l0 Franklin ayeuuc. Phone,
RI Il. Nj Burke, Lime Man II
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TYPEWRITERS.

VISIBLE touch Typewrillng on the "Bllck."
No s. S35; No. Z, $50; eO.o0O 10 use;
specisl holiday prices for rash. W. r.
Russell, general agent Dallas, Texas, u
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FOR SALK-folnter and Setter dogs. Al
dress Il. II, Bisby, Deer Park Training
Kennels, Deer PARK. Tens 20
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SMALL capital win secure good boarding
house business. Address 3j6O this Office.
IS
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PERSONAL.

- : want ads. remaining In the
SsNERs 70 " pnst Tor the week ending
Bsirrlay, Ja l9ga! 5l96, 5i0i; 1851; 515l;
i lSg; III S' 435S; 1919; !lo4; r.; %, p:
u ;,. 3d. $50: 4a4S, 455s 5l5S; 5lOSs;
W. ~, 6SA 5i7s; 1909; Investor; 59llss9;
RplA 5lu9' Christine Jensen; 1885; 43st;
tE; MIS- Mss iSS5; 5l67; j137; Box To-
Bsl 4SS9 ioe 10" i363. 1850; 5115; $3.50;
3HnbsI, Wv wv nor. 76T: j167; III; 5l6I;
falad!ciIpnpIs' n Il. c.. II. h. W; 1888;
BY y; n seq 1853: 5113; Merchant;
[M 5 .,oS. S2S9i; iS47; Is22; 1d22; 51I2;
|rln , o. 5ies. 434S; 4074; 5104; ol1k
~. lsO 1925, ----..----.--.
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FOR SANE OR RENTING Houston
Heights woodworking plant; two-story
brirk buIlding 65x40O feet. fully
eauipped with machinery: side track; city
water etc. Q. VI. Carter go Main ST.,
Houston. n
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Eur RozELLA RANKIN. the great
PANE rsimlst trance medium. is now a.
acagg . PnS street. gifted by nature with
" hs,H msdiuniStic power; il busin s.,
ElT,eV ~ money matters, or love affairs,
nE u soa she will slrnighten out your
4 [ snS give you success; advice to
6rlculstors
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F1R S1TT-Secd rice; 1000 bushels Hon
duras seed rice grown from imported seed
on now land Write us for prices. Berlng
70 -
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS cottage Of four
rooms convenient TO ear line supplied
with Aresian water; on four lots, nicely
feuced; price $3.50: terms $40 cash aud
balance In monthly insiallmeDts. Joan
A MIlrnN- MgnmI. l2n Alnlm ~. Il
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FOR SALE at $4,000 the nnest homo in
Houston FOR the money; terms to suit pur
chaser. Address 4. o. Drawer Il no
agents
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FOR SALE--Young Jersey COW, week Old
calf, cheap. Apply COS Rusk. N
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FOR sALE-~A tine registered Jersey bull,
years old. Address y. Seeretan, Falr.
hanks. "a
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED.

-r.D-FnrnIshed rooms Rat Or smah
cottage, for light housekeeping. address
1865. this ofhce. "
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fronS;|. Gold and Damiana Tablets
IN ssss, releye and permanently cure
Leon Of sexual debility: mailed 81.
eleHl,nnE hon, French Pharmacist, 1907
/ S.slaey avenue, Houston. N
flEsTy,w sA aP DRUG STORE; You can
nT5-,- -1 WI " mere. If
fyI,SS halrdresslng, MASSAGE norIoTs:
teles. ' XIV combs, hnlrpins, toilet ar.
ete. W. W.. I Alglon curls. hair ornaments,
trenue watson & Williams, 1919 Texas
II
Ms NS,sit.o sell Post route. AppIy 10
's-----ss-e. sly Mckee street. III
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COAL TAR 81 s. per barrel T. o. b. cars
Waco, Texas Send cash VITA order
James Wright. Ill Field street. Dallas Is
Texas. =
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IDLE capitaIfinds the channel Of
i trade through Post Want Ads
HELP WANTED.

WANTED--A white cook and a house girl:
good wages 10 proper parties. Apply al
once Mrs. NJ. l. Maleyinsky. 11Os San
Z Jacinto street. go n
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I..IE LANDS--We have some genuine bar.
gains In large and small tracts. easy
terms. Bryant. McEnnis Land CO., 1913
Texas avenue. -
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md ps 4 BROS. Fire Insurance
Aulusters. : Main 81, Il
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FOR SALE Comfortable cottage, six
rooms reception halt closets. southeast
exposure; 20 agents Address K. b. b.
thls office %
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/. urrcUINs. Nayasota, Texas. man
:, ,a,es = salve that will cure tettcr,
rs rlngworm or old sores of any
- nrlce 81 per box; any one hnyinE
M, ~, n this salve not benefited,
feny T-23-02
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<nlME NrAOLo, clalrvoyant PIANIST,
\. A,.,,,,ned TO Houston by request; IS
Ia IA Jackson street, between Prai:-
IA Preston avenues; mo signl. l
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W.ANTED-At once, good, intelligent aud
Industrious middle aged lady TO take
charge OF my children and 70 do all Of
good home TO the right woman; German
preferred. Address JDo. n. Gilbert,
Nacogdoches Texas. ri
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FOR SALE-3O yoke good work cattie. y
head beef cnttie. II head heavy draft
horses and mules, IL log wagons, 80
boarding house Quilt; all In good condi.
lion. For further particulars apply to
Chicago Lumber and Coal Co., LcgsEs.
port. La. u
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FOR sALE-A nearly new seven-room
house, close in, IN south corner all mod
ern improvements; 5000; half cash pa''
ance to suit. Apply at once. n L. Mis-
No. 216 Main street.
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regular annual meeting OF
,he stockholders Of the Gulf Western
be held at the public office OF said COM
pany in the city Of Victoria. Victoria
coui ty. Texas Oh Monday, the 27tn day
of January A. D., 1902. and viii convene
AT . o'clock o. m. , Hisu the annual meet.
Ing Of the board OF directors OF said Gulf
Western TeXns and Pacific Railway com
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS The regu.
lar annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Orange aud Northwestern Railroad
company VIII be held az the general Of
fices Of said company at Orange, Orange
county, Texas, on saturday, the FIRST
convene at . y. IN. Also the annual meet
ing % the board OF directors Of said
Orange and Northwestern Railroad com
date. time md place, and Immediately
upon the adjournment OF said stockbold
efs meeting aforesaid, This notice Is by
order OF the board NJ directors and this
one notice Is for both MEETINGS. Orange,
Texas, December IS, 1901. lSigned) w
W Reid. secretary sud treasurer. 80
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WANTED TO RENT.

TWO ROOMS on or near Main street suit.
able for dental office. Address H., 1OSia
Main street q
WAN fED-ro rent one improved farm, not
100 far out, By experienced man. can
Inrnish hest reference Address J. A.
shit. 29o6 Rusk street 70
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WANTED-A few more first class brick
layers at our mill AT Coltharp, Texas;
take the Eastern Texas railway at Inf
kin Louisiana aud seXas Lumber Co,
f. A, Love. superintendent ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Blu SlN ESS NT1ANN Ed.
SMALL capital viii secure good boarding
house business. Address 3J6O, this Office.
1925 BUYS a blacksmith shop; business
about $3.50 monthly, reasons for selling
bad health. Address GA Clay avenue, 70
FOR SALE OR RENT, cheap, ne Central
Hotel, partly furnished half bloak from
public square For particulars Apply 10
NJ. j Whaleu. La Grange, fcxas 80
FOR SALE-ln good live town, stock Of
millinery and notions; all goods III irst
class condition; Will sell at bargain;
easy payments Address Mrs. J. D. Odom,
Yuu MAY THINK 1t is too good to be sol
look It up; proof given: $3.50 cash VIII
bring $1,000 annually La Bauye, 1912
Contl, Houston. -
FOR SALE-One Of the finest millinery
stores In Texas, established twenty i've
years rare bargain; reasons for selling
had health. For particulars write NJ. l..
Potash, Victoria Texas. 80
RTGGY, WAGON and saddery business
for sale for particulars address 1904,
this office,
FOR SALE OR RENT-Thc Houston
Heights Woodworking plant; tWo-sSt story
brick building b5xAo ieet, tuIiy
water etc. Q. VI. Carter go Main ST:
Houston. ~
TTTNBER YARD for sale; one of the best
wards In the state for sale; IL will take
about $4,000 cash to handle this yard;
/ want 10 close this deal by the 18th, II
possible; don't answer unless you mean
business: located in Central Texas; 10
opposition. Address Lumber, this office,
FOR SALE-On account Of health, the
Me Xanthos confectionery aud fruit
store. COS Main street, best location. tine
business es abllshed; for any Information
INQUIRE Of any OF the best wholesale COM
mission houses In city. II
BUSINESS CHANCEs--Are you thinking
n changing location OF your factory or
building a new onef IL SO Investigate
he claims of Stoneham. Texas: two trunk
line railroads, TWO more coming cheap
fuel abundnnt water, central location
md a bonus for everything from a broom
Sactory up Texas Townsite Improve
mSnt Co, stoneham. Texas. q
VANTED-Genernl merchandise, drug,
hardware and furniture stores; bank, res
INFANT hotel, meat market, livery stable
harLsulith brick yard aud other lines OF
bi,siness 10 locate az Stonehnn; the best
onsnlnr Ia Texas; two railroads ana Two
Noe eomiug: don't forget the auction
sale Of lots Friday Goth Of this month
Texas ToWnslte Improvement Co.. stone,
ham, Texas. ---------.
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OIL COMPANIES who are going to organ.
ne get your stock certificates from ms ;
we are headquarters for Texas. ]. j.
Pastoriza Ptg. and I4ltho. Co. II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BANKRUPT SALE-Monday the 27th in
slant l Will sell to the highest bidder the
stock of dry goods belonging a. the o,-
tate of +. ROsen, bankrupt at Richmond,
Texas; Invoice about 5000; terms cash.
John Grant, United States marshal by T..
7. borough, deputy, -
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PROFESSIONAL.

aie sgd i- rs, LAWYERS-Pactico In
SlD[ c1eill courts. Wilson bui,d-
|Hyi rz,,. Aiess avenue. > -
|eli PtaISIs' e., nnlertqEer and em6almer,
|oop,S avenue; phones OS7. T-25'
I,seso a u. 4 HEcurER. honss naintIng
IL, senau peeora ing; lowest prices In
Iersson postal card lib smith street,
n Pi57 5S1ss. e7
ElrabIpVyS Z NUMBER is 400. Houston
lsall stsea;S nu Manufacturing Co, 7l3
l0rPI II
sHous t LIDS, Pn1emonla; use ire
lak q, sole OIL: Il mas saved the
IsnsiIes La lou after ali other known
/ cne,ors' 0 n tailed. II +, b. Jones sons,
LAS dallas, Texas. n
IIpsr,nssGs5G bet SERVICE BuREAu-
tsil Or ~ snd bonded detectives for
''irArneu c,,, ni Investigation: bonded
Cure ior dny or night service NJ
~ E'neral manager, 305A Main
q n
sv sBs 4 BROS. FIRE Insurance
Au'asters. Main 81. Il