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PALESTINE PAcKERv.
institution Has Been Put on q Payr
Basie

institution Has Been Put on q Paying
Basis.
Palestine, Texas, January a. -Yesterday
AFTERNOON the stockholders of the Palestine
Packing company met in this city Mt the
Palestine National bank for the purpose OF
clec,iug officers aud directors of shat com.
pany for the coming year, and quite mum.
Der Of the stockholders were present. Fol
lowing are the names of the directors elect
ed: +, w. Ezell, L. A. kalstad, DR.. {. s.
Bratton Henry Ash, A. Il. Howard, A.
Teah and q. c. Green. Then the directors
met and elected the following officers. t.
A. Kalstad, presidents p. w. Ezell, vice
president; V. +. Du Bose, secretary and
treasurer.
The pacEcry Is now IN a better shape than
ever before in it's history and the company
is erecting big water tank on the grounds
for the purpose Of putting In Il complete
water works system Several hundred head
Of cattle and hogs arc always kept on hand
aud II live stock could be secured the pack.
cry would be operated on fun time al tho
year round As IT is now, the buyers ind
ii very bard to keep the plant supplied with
hogs and cattle. and have 10 hustle all the
time 10 secure what they do The products
OF the packery here nrc said to be superior
10 any Northern meats and they ind n
ready market both at home and abroad
and the plant Is paving Institution and
has done much toward building up the
cltN.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

4i&c; black,yed, 5AN55c; Michigan navy,
none; California navy, 4as74lbc: snaps, So 80
per bushel; wax and green beans, 5OI6Oc
half bushe basket California Limas, 5LG1
5asci fresh vsN beans, 65dI5c per crate,
BUTTER Blue star 25c; dairy, pic: D.
gin creamery 2Od3ic; Meadow Gold, $50
S6c; Red Clover Elgin, 80 and 30-lb tubs -
@2oci Belle Springs, Lib bricks, 83c; Ola
mJnd creamery, 26d27c; fancy renovated
creamery, 26d2IC; Defiance creamery, 23d
24C; Western creamery. 24d25c. Oleomar-
garine- Lincoln solids, -2Rc Lincoln prints.
1315c; Premium solids. l6c; prints 1sc;
Monkeys special 1Sc; Crystal Gem ami
country rolls. lSc; Empire State special,
l5c.
CELERY-C california, per bunch. OOd7Oc.
CARBAGE--Per pound, l&d2c.
CHEESE-Wlsconsin fun cream, 'oug
horns l5c; Wisconsin full cream dairies,
l5c Wisconsin half cream, 14c; Wisconsin
pound prints, &c.
EGGS-Texas, 24d25c; Kansas. oic
KRAUT--New, In half barrels S250@
2.75; FIVE. gallon kegs. S110.
ONIONS--Per lb, 1&@2c.
PEPPER-Chile. new, 15d16c per pound
black Singapore, 15c.
P0TAToES-Colorado, soc per bushel.
PEANUTS--Jumbo, per pound, nc;
fancy hand picked No. 1, Gla@6Ac.
POULTRY-Chickens hens. good, S35O0I
10; trlers, large, SO. JOH3. 10; ducks,
large, So 25M3 30; geese, full feathered,
S4 OCai so; turkeys, hens, $g.0o@1l0o; COB
bPrs. $40 oo@15 60
TOMATOES Mexican, Gbaskrt crates,
s. 5UU2. 10,
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CarqlIl q Rlohardson,s Letter

Houston, Texas, January i5.-Cotton
scored further advance today, the I'm,
provement continuing IN to the close. Liy
erpool started the ball rolling early. show
ing an advance Of points at one time
with the close to 3ia up Oh contracts M
up on spots, with sales of 10000 TO spin.
ners. In our markets good buying was In
evidence from the very start, With beiatel
shorts scrambliug TO cover, last prices being
10 l. up IN New York aud IL TO IA Up
IN New Orlcans, Spots points up in New
York, y up in New Orleans. revised in
Houston, Is to 3-lG up, aud Galveston, LIE
to y up.
Adrices today from abroad were Of a
most favorable character, the demand FOL
spot cotton showing decided Improvement
IN the past day or SO, and with the strong
statistical position cotton is gaining friends
daily. Manchester seems to be awakening
To the situation at last. and IL we are moi
mistaken spiuners are catching severe
case OF 'frigbts" The estimates for TO
morrow were light, an1 there was n large
business done In all southern SPOT markets
hasadorn aud Weld were liberal buyers N
NeW ORR during the cDrly markct Liver
pool cables: draining exon -. ,.u..,,.
containing about 100000 rubbish 5i 20 5b
looks reasonable FOR eprng aud summer
possibly higher"
condition. and With continued moderate n
ccipts should work To a higher lcvcl
Liverpool is due 80 higher tomorrow.
turgill 4 Rlcharilsuu
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n. g. 3. Beers Letter.
lsneclnI ID md Post.l

New Orleans, January l5.--Liyerpool I'D.
vices were more favorable than expected
and our market IN sympathy opened high
or and advanced 10 to IL additional on
the good spot demand, which supcrinduced
fresh buying making the net gain Il to 10
points on the DAY.
The receipts continue free considering
that the comparisons orc made with prac-
tjcalIv the largest january movement on
record. From present indications the amount
brought into sight Cor the week VIII range
around 800, 900 bales as compared 10 3O3,ul
last year. i Is Thought, howeyer, that the
visible supply statement VIII be bnllish, and
MS there Is brisk demand for spots with
speculation actively engaged in all markets
for an enhancement. The general opinion
is that values will improve further. While
prices may go higher durns, the excitement,
when cotton reaches = cents; therefore, we
suggest caution and think well OF buying
on decided breaks only, because with any
increase In the movement the market may
react sharply, Receipts will continue to
regulate the future course Of values
II. & g. Beer
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]. n. Wienor s. Co. Lettcr.

ioustong Texas, January quito a
steady market was in order durng the fore
noon today; receipts aud csdNatcs rathct
small In comparison ana anticipation, IN
consequence OF which a healthier feeling
predominates
lhe Inquiries from abroad have been more
IN evidence during the pas, few days,
which Is one factor Of tho strength Of Tia,
present situation, than has shown Itself
for some time past Liverpool also fell
the effects Of lighter receipts and Of III,
strong statistical position.
During the afternoon both the markets
steamed IN considerably, In the first plac
the New Orleans estimate for tomorrow
was much below that Of last year, then
the demand for spots was very good, ne
was evidenced by the large sales az New
Orleans ana the other markets In face o.
advanced quotations
All In ali, the position is one 81 stability
Notwithstanding the shorts are continual
Ja,klnc Of an overstOCked long interest ~
The market However with Tearing
weather over the cotton belt, aud any free
movement, we should not lose sight Of ~
fact that some reactions will occur, and o
which declines as we have been for som
time advising, we believe 1t will prove
profitable to take advantage Of. Liverpool
is due 10 be to 4 points higher tornor
row. j. \. Wisner & Go.
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@USTON WHOLESALE MARKET

ting up the price on eggs and poultry.
The offerings were light and the demand
was good for eggs, and notwithstanding the
stock was mostly held, It brought better
price. II is hoped that the advance will
Induce holders to ship freely and thus get
the country cleaned up Of held eggs. Ice.
house stock is selling well. but on.y nj u
fair margin ~ profit Ia holders. Hens
springs and turkeys arc up half cent, due
TO a brisk local demand and the scarcity a.
rabbits. Game Is firm and scarce and would
bring moro than quoted u hers. Butter
is frmer than for some time. With roll in
best request Apples and potatoes continue
TO he in demand and II not any higher there
is more likelihood Of an advance than a de.
cline.
Writing from Baltimore under date -
Saturday Thomas j Mcehan * Co. say Of
the canned goods situations: Business was
quiet in this market dutiug the past week.
very quiet There IS strong disposition
on the part Of the jobbors to buy future
tomatoes at the opening prices, but the un.
certainty existing at this time about the
price AT which the growers win make ron.
tracts for the raw material with the pack
crs makes ii difficult 10 accomplish any
actual sales, excepting at the present ask
ing prices. Until something more definite
develops In that direction, there viii be lit.
tic activity IN future tomatoes. ON the
other hand, future corn has hcan So ling
very rapidly NJ from 6216 cents TO Ga cent &
{. q. 10. capncry for the Maine style pack.
and tho nfirket closes much STR MGR all
along the line In spot goods IN rc were
no new Developments Of amy kind nd the
usual run Of cvcry-da iobblug orders + T.
assorted lots was smaller than usual during
the week January Is seldom an active
month for spot goods FOR immo tate ship.
ment, bui 1t IL usually an active month for
futures, There rs talk of an advance
coming IN the price of dlied be ms the kind
used for m king baked beans, whic It Is
anticipated, Will cause irme market for
the canned article cove o sters are dccid-
edly stronger and stocks here are light "
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TEXAS BANK ELECTIONS,

Smithyillc, Texas, January 10, The Bank
of SmithvilIe has elected the following offi-
ccrs 10 serve the ensuing wear: NJ Burc.
son, president; j W. Hin. vice pr sdent;
Theodore smith, casher;5 II /. Creuth, rs.
sistint cashier.
Rosebud, Texas, January ID The stock.
holders OF the First National bank this
week elected 6. W. Riddle, r. o. Martin,
" r. Dawson, j NJ 0zier and W. H.
Askew directors for the coming year At
tho directors meeting the officers elected
were e.. ". Riddle, president T. o. Mar
tin, cashier; y. r. Dawson, tlce president
Florcsville, Texas. January 14-At the
meeting o. the stockholders Of the First
National bank held here yesterday John
Grfhth, vs. II. Mitchell G r Tuilos, w.
o. Murray. H. s. Tom s. Y. Houston and
J. H. Brown were elected as the hoard of
directors to succeed themselves John
Griffith was elected president. II s. Tom
Vice president aud j II 4Brown's appoint
ment as cashier was Continued,
Venus, Texas January bat the annual
election Of directors Of the First National
bank OF Venus, Texas, tho following direc.
tors were elected. ], c. smyth, L. n. True
love. C. &. Marshall, r. X Thompson.
G Kelly. Lewis Foster, y. r. tirigesaT. Y.
SMITH and S. u. Bradley. The dlrectArs
then elected the following officers 7 q.
Smyth. president; L. - Trueove, vice
president: G. G Marshall. cashier
Corslcnua. Texas, January 1.-THE three
National banks here have elected officers
and directors MS follows First National
Jnnes Clarity president Joseph Huey,
Vice president T. II. Church. cashier: Isnac
| I,cry. assistant cashier. Directors. lanes
| Gm.ritv. Joseph tmey, g. III, Allyn, I a.
| cerf j T. Whitcselle, r. NJ Collins, G. n
| Mills
dsnt. w. n Haynte Vice president 4 W
| Johnson. cashier. " Caldwell assistant
Ssshiar Directors G. " Jester q r.
lester, ". D. Haynisr e. ~ Castlss. S. vs..
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i is VERY DULL = n, ,v,D
SHIPMENTS ARE DELAYED
A., soars-Eoss Weakened on
~ e.oeipts--The Poultry Sit
~ ,,,ion Is Very Quiet

i -, wholesale market presented con-
!. n ouietness yesterday when neNe
,osn here for some time.
80 literally nothing doing all
oce merchant remarked that the
w =, norket merely reflected the stu
me retail trade, for business was
,ds, Yesterday. there being little
4 tcr apy class of goods. business
,,n has been very Irregular and is
A .ssetrd, by the weather aud other
!. A. consequence Of the dull.
s,ces all weakened on few com
n. eggs showing the effect most.
n.,ket Is almost bare Of potatoes. dc
r,llrosd shipments causins most Of
icircity.
n,,te, is stll pretty well supplied
4 california oranges, with moderate
hi Tor the same
.lo,s Of chickens and turkeys continue
\ mo ame. with prices unchanged.
..,rrty thai existed last week has
supplied and the demand is mod
Lons Of eggs are Increasing and the
4 decreasing. Texas stock sold yes
n a. low as IS cents but "a to -
Il, .bo,,t fhe present range
having is the situation In the Kansae
market
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SIGN SCRATCHED IN SNOW.
May Lead 10 The Arrest Of Jackson Park
Murderer.

May Lead 10 The Arrest OF Jackson Park
Murderer.
Chicago. January l3-lhe sign Of "a"
whatever It may mean, may lend TO the
arrest Of the murderer 81 the man whose
body was found 10 Jackson park Iu6gday
afternoon. Scratched ia the SNOW near
the body was found a letter "A, followed
bp dash and the police bGiere IL may he
the nvcnging mark Of some society whose
agents laid in wait for the unknown bent
on his death.
thirteen kuife wounds on the body were
inflicted by at least two ditercnt weapons
a stiletto and a long knife
The police have thus FAR been unable -
identify the body
scores OF Italians have been taken SO the
rnorrue. I'M tho hope that someone might
admit knowing tho dead man but all pro
fessed ignorance Of bis IDENTITY. Tho OATH
Of tho Mahn forblds members 20 seek re-
dress in conrts, or to give evidence before
them. and IN other cases WIN wnlcn lhe
police have dealt this law OF tue Mana mas
been difficult to overcome
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~ go, AooIdcntaI WOMB

nhve. Texas. January "a MIR. T.. r,
Thomas who accidentally shot himself
through the forearm with a 22'target riha
while on hog hunting breaking the larger
Of the two bones, had to have the arm
amputated near tho shoulder day before
in hut The operation was too late ana hc
died from the effects. He was a prosper.
ous farmer residing IN his place about
three miles from town. He leaves wife
and six children
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FRUITS.

APPLES Ben Davis. rrel, IS 50d4 90;
wIncSqIs aEi Jonuthanss, a, 25qd 90.
SL50M1.75.
CoCoANUTs-Pe sack, $500; less guam
titles S4.25 49,
CRANBERR H-S--Per crate, So 2jd8. so;
barrels 81 OOGi12 90.
LEMONS Messmas, So. SEGA. 90; Cali
fornlu. So 506t3. Is.
LINES Mexican, per basket, S1,1od IS.
ORANGES California. per box, So Goa
3 %.
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METALS.
MI a LC.
Tin-Firm S32. OOz.32 80. 10

Tin-Firm. $40 O0.s32 30; lead $500
T GALVANIZED SHEET lRoN-Gj aud 10
per cent discount.
BLACK SHEET IRON-No. ~, $365 per
100 pounds.
ROOFING TIN-Machine made Slo509
100 per box; old style S1G50Gls.5o per
box.
pound, 49,
per square.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
trucks. Houston or other points taking
same rate. Dealers charge from store 5@
iOc per 100 pounds more Oh bran, 2d3c per
bushel on oats aud corn, lOdl5c per lOJ
BRHN--Per 100 lbs. 81 00d1 90.
CORN CHOPS Pure, S1.OSM1.10.
OATS-Texas, choice bright, 6oc; No.
mixed 1910.
CORN-No. = mixed. sacked, 5sc: No. .
HAY-Choice alfalfa. S1SOOd1s.60; choice
timothy. $in 00dla 50; South Texas pral ie,
IS. JO6f1O. 80: North Texas and Territory
lay ST. JO6li 30.
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PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

second grade, 800; third grade IS 30
Turpenunc. per case. two 5.Gallon cans,
$50; barrel lots, csc per gallon. Min.
cral paints, 60c per gallon. Dry fixed
reds, per cwt., 81 so; yellow ochre, per
cyvt., 81 90. Linseed oil, best, boiled, Bic,
Ready mixed house paints, 81 Gndl 50.
window glass. IS and per cent III Jan
uary list.
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La Grange. Texas. January il At a
meeting Ct the stockholders Of the FIRST
National bank Of this city tho following
Ulcers were elected for the ensuing year:
nrcctors-J Il Holloway, August Waruk.
en-, A Haidusek. c. Letzerch. J " Tsy-
or aud II .. Bradshaw, president 4
Haldusek, vice president, Il 7. Bradshaw:
ia Mattiuglv. and, bookkeeper, Lad Y.
Nanek
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Johnson. J. NJ Bartlett, r. e Caldwell
Travis Holland. c r. Terry.
City NRtional--F \. Drane president. !.
l. Halbert. vice president $. " Kerr
ASHER: =. c Townsend and r n Elliott,
assistant cashiers Directors : NJ Kerr
, S West, J /. Halhcrt r II Woods,
fr, " F. NJ. CLANCY and T y. prane
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CANNED FRUITS Apples, BIB, S5@a0c;
pineapples, sliced, no; oyeless aud core
less, Sf5Odl6o; extra grated, $LG5@l, -;
pegrs. 2.lb. zoe; Strawberries, 2lb, 90a05ci
blackberrles, 2-lb, 95cM S100; peaches, BIB
81 506ll 80; lib peaches, SlOO4l0j; Glib
pie peaches, S0HS0c
CANNED VEGETABLES ere Tomatoes,
2lb, FUN weight, S0ds5c; Bib, full weight
O5cGi 81 90: lib, seconds, I5ds0c; 3'lb, sec
onds. 90do5c; okra and tomatoes BIB,
81 90; canned kraut, 3-lb, 90d05c; Califor-
MIA asparagus, 2laib, $2,25d350, according
10 grade: lib, asparagus salmon, cans
81. 56G ? rs; baked beans, S'lb. 95c; BIB
string beans SIC; Glib kidney beans, 95c
9TH strinrless beans, S125; 2lb marrow
fat meas. 81 90 2-lb American petit pois,
81 61sdf 65, extra Maine corn, Sl.l5; corDi
S5Gi 96Cs, seconds, S0ds5c.
CALIFORNIA .FRulr-,,Extra standard
ot, ii peaehes, lemon cling SL9542. 90;
yellow Crawford, S1.SO6i1.Sh; black cher
ries 81 9O0 ? 90; white cherries 81 l5eIS 81
apricotg. 81 500 %; strawberries, 80 osQl
2i0: plums 81 50d so; grapes Sl6Oul %;
seconds, Toe per dozen less tran extra
D 'CcllHWSEB M0LAssES- P. & r. Old Fash.
ioned gallons, S3lO per case: hreallons.
SS60 per case Z gallons 319 per ease
Gold Medal brand, fancy table syrup, quart
iars' si.00 per dozen; b.. i. G Creole
BIB 500: Slb, SlS5; Obj, S2'35; l0iO.
81 90,
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WANTED TO RENT.

COTTAGE for about year; state terms and
location. Address 600 this office. 81
room bouse not more than fifteen blocks
from san Iacinto bridge. Address Arnold
& johnson WOOD ward Fifth ward. II
WANTED To rent four OF 1ve-room fur
nishsd cottage close IN. by February !;
references furnished. Address $3.50, this
ntnsA a TfsrfsssrH4 ~
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compsrIson Of these quotations shows
\ advantages IN favor Of Houston as
Isssle market. When the buyer consld-
M benefits 10 be derived from Hous'
freight rates he viii ind that. even
4 the Quotable figures at other markets
lover, the price hnally paid is gener-
greater. The prices are those ruling
m Houston wholesale merchants, and
pyised daily.
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per 100 lbs N'' wv
WIRE NAlLs-s2s so base per kcg
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MOVING AND STORING ~ an EpdB IL
household goods ssilfuly done rno new
warehouse: money loaned on furniture if
desired Scanau & Bartcll 2U6 Fanniu
street, phone 100 o.
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nn1tGs An cuEMIcALs.

outnine 340 36c per ounce bottle; NOR.
milne 50 236i 8 50 per ounce; cocaine " y
her ounce: bpraN, slsc per pound In lOglD
packages: copperas $500 IN barrels. castor
epsom salts So 90 per 100 lbs Ia barrels
alcohol. So 70d 400 per gallon; sulphur,
So 65 Der 100 lbs In barrels; alum, 51sc pe5
no1nd in barrels: saltpeter, Ic per pound
III barrels: calcium carbide, $500 per 100.
delivered Texas common railway points.
HARDWARE
BARBEp WIRE -GalTaniSsd Ghdden'
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FOR RENT--Two pleasantly situated sonth
rooms. furnished for housekeeping, Ap-
ply 2e0l Preston. old nhonc lOQl II
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FOR RENT-lnrc upstairs rooms every
thing new and up-to-date: i1O9 liddlpy
avenue, on Caroline aud La Branch car
line. 10
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FOUR LARGE, fuely furnished rooms for
gentlemen; all modern convenience pri.
vate family; terms moderate, Apply lar
Capitol avenue rs
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NEW thrce.room cottages, Ruthyeu and Gil
lett streets, ST. II. &, hoppell, 10l5ig
Congress avenue. 70
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HOCSBS-We have them IN Oh parts 81
the city and NIL priCes Scaplan E Bar
tell. 2o6 Fanuin street; phonc So. %
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Harrington -
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SIX ROOMS upstairs, newly furnished,
close In, slpgly or on suite to famiiA
without small children pos Folk. betHn en
Malp aud rraVis II
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Palestine, Texas, January 14-Yesterday
afternoon the stockholders Of the First Ma
tional bank held a meeting at he bank
building and the following directors we're
elected George A. Wright. o. b. Hodges,
G. W Burkitt. O. r. Howard. Lucius
Cooch, Henry Ash, r. A. Halstad A. Teah
John y DAILY. The directors then elected
the following officers: George A Wright
president; G. w. Burkitt, vice president.
Lucius Gooch, cashier: z, S. Kane assist
ant cashier.
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FLRNlSHEn housekeeriue rooms Mrs
Byrue Noble and Cochran =
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CoTrAGB-l6o7 Calhoun, near Crawford
pavement: four rooms and BATH refer
ences Apply 1917 Texas IL
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TWO ROOMS. completely furnished Tor
light Housekeeping modern convenieuces.
l5lS Commerco ayonne. ~
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FOR RENT-W We'll furnished rooms modern
improvements. 1905 mckinney avenue ii
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! FOR RENr--Small cottage, also upstsirs
modern residence, 10 couple ArrtN lAti
| Caroline street p
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FOR BENT -Most centrally locatrd hotel,
twenty rooms, 10 town IF 2pOo, splendid
proposition, aud hargaiu 10 q good hust
~
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ONE FURNISHED front room ro gentle.
man, or couple without children I'LL
Furniture Co, 1902 Congress avenue ~
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RENT FREE 20 right party. TSo acres
near Spring, Harris county; SIS acres Us
der good fence with small house aud
barn lfO2 McGoNan nvnnne IL
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LARGE furnished front room, down stairs,
With Ore and hot bath sos Main. ~
ONE furpisbed room. lois McEinue5 20
FlNEHOOM cottage Iye S bpiNraes
KAN building 1S
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FOR RENT--Of6ce room 23x50 second uoor
2ll Travis street Apply ! n lang OF
William Wlnpie Ageut II
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished room, In
quirc 500 Rusk avenue II
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.oNE LARGE trout furnished room Sus
Rpsk avenue. l6
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Asa Liver Tonic
use o2lpIAE.,
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Notice
Is hereby gtyep thst the board % direc-
tors Of the Houstor East and West Texas
Railway Compapy has called q meeting
% the stockholders OF said company 20
convene a. the principal otice u the
company IN Houston, Texas, Mt - O'clock
the election OF directors and the trans.
action Of such BUSINESS as rnay be law.
fully transs cted Mt an annual meeting;
hoard OF directors Of said company TO
convene az the same place on the same
day Immediately after adjournment Of
egch stoekholders' meeting. for the eiee;;
such business MS may be lawfully trans
acted AZ an annual meeting OF the direc
tors r. narEau. Secretary. t.ea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16

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