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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-11-19
Prospecting.

The prospecting for coal on the
Cummings tract near Aristes, which
was temporarily abandoned during
the wet weather last July, has been
started again under the direction of
H. S. Gay, a mining expect. A
small force is at work. Surface
indications alone are being sought,
no sinking having been done.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-11-19

Thieves paid f. D. Dentler's re-
frigerator a visit Saturday night
and removed therefrom nine pound
roast of beef, which he had pur-
chased for a Sunday dinner, and
some sausage.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-11-19
ROYAL AROANUM.
Meets First and Third Friday Of each Month.
OPEN MEETING.

The Royal Arcauum will hold
an open meeting tomorrow evening,
commencing at eight. This social
event is always one Of pleasure
and profit and the members antici-
pate the usual good time.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-11-19

c. c. Sebold, of Sunbury, has
leased the Hendershott building,
formerly occupied by Conner
Thomas, and stocked the same with
a fine line of high grade pianos,
organs and musical merchandise.
He is having his opening to-day
and tomorrow.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-11-19

The Normal School will build an
ice house, and harvest and store a
supply for next seasons use.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26
dJSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

tne crops In some sections were destrovad
SINCE the dispatches contain hut moarer
uetahs, mail adviccs are nwnife with keen
interest For some time mast tho clcar.
snces from Sicily have been vcr, small
The quantity IN sight IS npprcciably below
the average for the last three yenns there
ueliig available for sale NJ al ports within
tne next thirty days on'y li4.500 boxes. as
as"'uSt l"''T" boxes last year 23T0oO
boxes In 1901 aud alaoO hoxcs in 1850.
The Williams 4 Flash company Of New
york give the following review Of the mar
ket for cotton seed products:
Ihe dizziness Noted IN our IN has con.
unued and the result has been that To-
I"rce safes of prime summer yellow prices
mad to be cut. II declined to Inls-. at
Which price the principal company came to
the relief of the market and bought some
5000 barrels Of prime summer yellow for
March delivery at 41lsc.
Had they not taken this pressure from
the market It would have declined further
as tcrc IS 10 real cunsumptivc demand
mere Tor TINS grade at this time no pXuolt
drmaud and no short" interest.
Ntle prime yellow at the moment *
Heihhg az price relatively lower than
81 uu,' Sun lniSS isuring ON the party under
Tor the reason that strictly prime crude,
which Us being bought at 3H5r TO 35c is
gong 10 the Mrt compauuders 10 b,, usrd
IN ihcir lard COMPOUND and they cM af-
than tac buk Of the other consi.grrs,
eiihcr here or abroad, while ON the other
hand, the grade known as primo SUMMER
yellow Is not the quaiy desired hy the
iard 'oMpounders livery little Of u bleach
ing ana they Will not buy IL unirSs tharp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26

right" ''' = - '0''l
The democratic slide rose on masse in sun.
port of his demand, ana the speaker d.
rected the clerk TO again call the roll
Mr., Paync's motion was carred-a32 TO
The next business lu order was the read
ing OF tho journal The democrats had in.
tended to demand the complete reading ~
the Journal ana the speaker antlcinntin,
this, created smile by directing the clers
to read the journal lin full"
The reading Of the journal consumed
twenty minutes. At the conclusion OF tbn
reading Mr.. Payne moved lts approval but
Mr.. Richardson demanded the reading Of
the bills aud resolutions introduced yestar-
day The speaker sail that. while II had
not been the practice to read these add1nda.
II demanded he would direct the clerk to
read them.
Mr. Richardson Insisted ana they were
read. II required fifteen minutes 10 read
the addenda.
Mr., Payne then renewed his motion 20
approve the Journal, but withdrew IL 10
allow Mr.. Russell Dem, Texas to ask
unanimous consent SO correct the journal
In regard to the vote he cast Yesterday
Mr.. Hay Dem. Va objected. but the
speaker somewhat sharply ruled that
member had the right to make such
change bad feeling began 10 show and
a moment later. when Mr.. Payne again re.
ncwed his motion, he exchanged sharp
words with AIR, Richardson. Mr.. Payne said:
he made the motion. as there was an cvi-
dent disposition on the ether side to delay
proceedings and an sorts OF motions TO
amend the journal might De made Mr..
Underwood Dem, Ala protested against
the previous question without giving his
side aE opportunity 10 reply but Mr. Payna
declined to Void ana demanded the pre-
ylcns question. Another roll cal wls forced |
upon this demand
rhe previous question was ordered -la4 |
to %.
Another ro'i cali VAS forced on the no
tlon 10 approve the journal.
The journal was arrroycd--i45 10 dl.
just before the Ycte vas announced Mr.. |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26
WANTED TO BUY.


~ 1-,7-7,I1 -,
~, H. 49," 'u' ~ ,Tiu. W" "1 go, uRIIsht
.,nlU '"' '"s"' - ! '"''ph' oo' lIdN's
WV
WANT TO BUY. First class Saddle horse
- ~ v l-elI -2.9SA
~ M So ~ Hahu iron s'IS! Iueaiuu
-, -u"N MN t'''P' H. Nuul',
IIlDlui.. =. VIZ. =
WANTED TO Buy Iumpdl1trly Tor cash
two good second hnud cnrprts about I'd
hv rs. and some nice fwlituro: net ouirk
Address sOlS. this ofhcr.
-, =, -
NANi 10 - g'od second maud
I AuaAu u. 4d1Lrss Sur-l. thls oIlcc. =
ana P2!4goe any quantities Write =. @
TWO DAIRY places near div: two fonr
room houses IN city. $500 IL $500 cash.
r. A. Little, 3l0i3 Main street n
S7-T,
~ an Ks uuE 80 n.lsg I9" ' engine
b" in frst-clss order. F b. Jones. 96s
NUlnm ~
- ------------------ '-------------
w .454 I'M WY: . #557, "a -2-- Nv
move mack aud store fgrnituro and boiise'
L,Id mods. ali storage moved frpn. Nancy
adrabcod Vlihout interest on goods stored
WITH me. + r. LOTUS, III Milan street.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26
II VAS AFFECTED
BY BAD WEATHER
..;,nsnts Have Been Delayed,
' Scarcity in Some Lines.
n Lannon's May Advance.

q - wholesale market was only
~ active yesterday, the bad
-,ln giving black eye to local
I, ,.neb Affecting orders from the in
mite. Local dealers are still
me- Inconvenience Of delayed
w .,d in consequence are short OF
4 ,,nppes of fruits and other com
,5st are delayed in transit. Other
4 ,,.se is In good shape and prices con
4 ,ncrally unchanged.
r,rket Is fairly well supplied with
4 s,psnas with prices firm.
bettcr demand for potatoes
n,y are moving freely at slightly
.Issd prices
we're weak yesterday at 15c. A cold
| vcull send prices up, however, as
4 IMPLY is not large
butter market was very quiet yes.
/, AID the demand has lessened since
s.ht advance occurred
IN, Is In good demand but the large
(. \. weakened prices slightly. Quota.
n now 81 30 TO S4.75 for hons.
AlDment Of sweet potatoes was re-
n yesterday. which relieves the short
existing locally They are selling
ID Zoe per bushel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26
The GRAIN MARKET WASQUlET
SELLING OF WHEAT
CAUSED UNEASINESS
wheat Closed Steady Under Unfavorablo
Foreign News--Corh and Oats Adj
vaneed on Good Demand.

chicago, February - Trading In tho
eINh pits was rather quiet today anu after
an easier opening the close was arm May
wheat being unchanged Muy corn l,lt9S
higher and oats up A@'g Provisions rilcd
strong the May products closius Dim 5li5ls
to l7la higher
Lower cables aud favorable weather
brought ont considerable selling in tho
wheat pit as the start and a good many
longs Soll oat wlilc commission houses had
safes Tor short account MAY ,pcurd Va 10
y lower az itis Go a. but soon advaur
on u sood demand from commission houses
sald TO be aching Tor 81 LOui, people scll.
lug up to 17N. 4 little weakness I'm utArr
efaINS which caused some selling hN locals
anu Il reaction TO a followed The light
offerings late In the day were tn luan
CAUSE Tor thr fairly hrn feeling which -, r.
ynded the pit at the close. aud RIal rlgirns
on NAY Werc unchanged. if$UITL. Atiuup-
apoiiS aud puluth reported recyipts OF ~
cars which, with lural receipts " - cars.
nouc oi contract. made the total rccpints
Tor the three Ioiuts @45 cars against "a
as; week nnd az year ago.
Corn met an active demand from pro-
Vision people and, following a slight dip
~ the outset, the market turned strong.
Tn carly weakness WAS on lower cnNes
ana 10 sympathy with the decline I'm wheat.
commission houses were the host buyers
HhG tLrtc was, no pressure 10 soil. tn Em-
lt,d offerings being quickly absorbed l'u.
sritltl weather was q hull factor as WAS
ihr poor grading The close was strong
ana" F"" higher ut 4NHlNl- Tor Nav. which
rMgsod between l5'2 and 1914. Receipts
tui cars. none Of contract
h' carly weakness IN corn and wheat M.
frctod oats and thrrc was hravy selling US
commission houScs Later, ON the advance
IN other grains thn market became irmer.
whid feeling was helpcd materi1N 10y 'ha
sN'HN receipts. Tic close was strong. with
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26
DEMOCRATS WILL RI
Republican Unfairness VIII a
to the Last.

lNE HAIiLGIl 1fildllIEn5 w W y
to the Last
Washington, February 23A
democratic caucus today adopt4 -,
lowing: II
Resolved, That we shall resist d II
oiable mems Mt our command IN II
ing Of Coutrstee Butet and the 81 II
Contcstor Wagner, being c6nyind
the republican managers IN the hon II
determined to disregard the large n II
OF C}O votes by which Contestce ButlI
returned ana dispose Of the contest
trarlly, IN blind pnrtisanship. withot
clcnce 10 its merits and without emf
desire 10 learn what they are, and
by way Of emphasizing our condonm
or persistent partisan disregard on
rights OF the minority and this wal
outrage, lacking even The excuse OF 4
tended partisan necessity, aud To Ure,i
the passage % vicious measures. VIII
there Is every reason for believing the n
JoTity has planned 10 rush through 1
house in the confusion incident 10 the III
ing uf the hnal session OF an expiring al
6ress We pledge ourselves 10 stand togI
tr IN support Of demands for the ,1r.sph
of quorum M all times. for the tr;asd
tiOn % business ana a recorded ven nj
nay vote upon which the house shall m
up To the moment OF nnal adjournment
The caucus met at 1910 and was Attell
uyes Ia the city. and The resolution Ma
unanimously agreed 10, after general di
clssiun. II Is the opinion of the minorit
thai the republicans Will not be able
accomplish more than 10 pass the appri
prGti0n bills before anal adjournment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26

MULES MULES Always on hand. from
a. to 100 head raj road, rice and cotton
J. S BpWscrs, COS TO 600 Preston ave
uut. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26
M Law and the PenaItn.

Hnrpets Weekly.
To such Of the students Of evil MS wish tn
understand its nature rather than TO prac-
ticc IT, fhcre has boon nothing moro dis
uaying than the apparent uncertainty ana
even inability Of the law Ia the case of
many offenders against it. Not only the
law which is supposed To- bc administered in
what are drolv called The courts Of Justice
Is Of this faltcrius aud crrng effect. but
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26
HEAVY STAPLES.

,.,,-,. ,r,rr,.o
A hEAN a. Lis.
IiMUNlIloN-IoWdef' per kcg' S4,1Oi
4Nls PegaeI' go PER hes' drop shol'
1ncOY-E1tra snort clear. IN sacks,
smoked, lIAc; New ORR BEN = J ~
tNlTER olL--m barrels, +oc; 'a't BAR
sle, .
as.IiAG AND ll.S-BaE Elng' I'D
iN lElp, it?Ci ARROW lltSl less llau cur
em from houston $Li''
ASSpl-stlGk, %tApPe1' pass -, 40, =
fs..as Per ~ 40 nun Welshl pa, -
sgli PSI l9, peyl'l l,,o TiTeS' ~
AADLE ~, u. weight iOl2c;
IN IfAt tu weg bis" Size i''' N'e''''' '7"'9'
!. La Y as, -Srdt 0D -.''@d'-0; hoseh-
ny spsi99T 5io r,i. -re,-a,. s,,o On
n, sbo,,o 80 - toi ~, ,ot 10.
49, M ~. ~ ",', i"li,N u,4Vt ~"
r n.y. ~ oruIy"' i@ ~ Ioi,stv'
Seit ygsg H AVE 1Ii .s' La lTU s,6 w
b; AS SGg 29@ higao bifnq i LID e g
n I'm nails iSs,c. Infcrnntionoi lava
I'm In ms 90, - AKA 'J i4'i IN naii i
~ "Vf Mn, A'. 5a N"'na ana Jaw" '.''
. y aal q Nc a. b. a. SOFA 9nglk p3N"s,
|s5,a w gaftpus' Per aoheI' H'r sl ~ 81.
'l6s ana jnmbics. lie. 9 '''''
I'M SS5S NE o5 f,5 snCNS b,i iHnIE tonf
IspaggI, Third rr,dc va en' - M s,rts
1 N barref bi,T,"r. fio,ip In wood iSc
N bsrrel higher
T4ari ms.d a. in 9G ia soctS pe, s"cE
4. Scotch oats, $40; Frionds oats. S3.10:
|hhnbla oats S250. uawsrve Hots NJ 90:
aEkess buckwbeaf liz liz nncknge $50:
!ER cais, SIS Id; wv ~ no.
sAEh- Refined fierce compounds. sSsd
s ai Il 6is6eI 5o sn cans cams. q" &c g B5Rer
Fas hams, lie 'e' '"''>'' ''i@ '''
h s5s vsns, extracted. 5gbe per pound
f9is pound sections 1oc "
a5
sla SsaS5c N'''''' -'S'-''' P"'e
IvsaoNnRSsBD MrLK-Eagle. Se.75a7.o
+ ss10aa, si.90n5 90; Dime, S3.95d4,00;
1y STssssb @5a435l; Winner, $fl5dlL %.
q rs fun weight. s-oS. 81 eoati 20: 5-oz,
ssse llb light weight. 55d60c: 9-h light
wv, $1,000; lunch oysters, lib. 5-oz,
t nm,
sSilos.AL1Es-Fiye- gallon kegs, $40; 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26

WANTED To buy a secondhand upright
piano tor cash g. T. Hutton. COO Travis
street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26
POULTRY, BUTTER AND EGGS.

st. Louis, February p. Poultry Quiet
chickens 10iaM IT,, turkeys ~: ducks ~
geese To Butter steady; creamery 2lm
IS; dairy 17n2I Eggs Better AZ l3li for
fresh.
New York, February - Eggs Rcccipts
1s.ta2 packages: state ana PENNSYLVANIA.
average best 16i3: Western fancy ~,
Scuthcm i5la refrigerated Nul3
Kansas City, February -. Eggs Fresh
1gi.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26
ELlITTS

APPLES Ben Davis. barrel. SS.50d4 90,
WWcsaps aud JouathauS s. -'u 100.
BANANAS--Looee. $l15Gi -" packed.
Sl.JrGdl7j.
C0C0ANUTs Fer sack, $500 less quan.
titles Si.25
CRANBERRIES- Per crate, $3.25@3 50;
barrels, $lluI l2Cu.
LEMONS MG>sinds S3.50d4 90; Cali
fornia, SS.JGa37 -,
LINES Mexican, per basket Sl10a p
ORANGES California. per box, S@~@
80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26

TIN-Firm, So. OO@32.50; lead $500.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON 90 aud >
per cent discount
RACK SHEET IRON-No -. $3.50 per
loo pounds. $780,.
100 per box; old style Sl65od1S5O per
box.
CORRUGATED IRON Galvanized, Sill
ppr square
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26

WANTED TO buy Immrllatrly f0r cash,
two good second haud carpets about lG
boy u.s. and some nice furniture, act quick.
Address SOI3 this office
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26
WANTED NO RENE.

W1NTEp--py couple with one child, fl6e
OF three unfurnished rooms IN private
Family; modem house nenr ear llne; rel
erence required aud FURNISHED Adafessss
w7NTFD To Join some fspsllS n 50 sr
scvan, room house, advertiser has flir
niture Tor same. Addfehs esisi safs c,s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26
MLEMoRE Ed WASHINGTON.
Is Trying to Get His Case Straiahtene
Before Adjournment.

Washington February 26-There waI
"seumeihing doing in the Texas patronage
situation today. Marc McI.emore who wisSl
recently reappolnted attorney for the south
orn district, hut who has not yet been
confirmed, arrived here this morning aud
spent the day in seeing various persons
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26
ua,o.,srd Wick g. Co.'s Letter,

Houston, Texas, February 25.-After two
DAYS Of semihollday markets Liverpool
SEEMED unable to decide which course 70
pursue. being at one time points on nut
later reacted and closed TO points lower
Than last night New York was weakest
inst after the opening. May selling as low
as p. 70 ana clo..ns at 9 sa-sS. New Or
leans low for May was 9.6s aud high os5'
closing AZ Q ~. The semi-weekly state
ment wns considered bullish. receipts being
"A G7a acainst as.d73 shipments 62'6il,
s@eirst n ia. ard stoek- sta.fSs a-aihsi
loi VA last year Port reee-pis were 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26

Rio quiet; No. invoice 5as Mild quiet;
Cordova 1Hl1al Sugar Firm: far retn-
We 3'l; eent'itngSaL DO test M. Mooias.as
turo~ closed steady. SulCs ia ono bags
March l,3og 49,; May 4.5oai55; jan"
100; July 1850 10; October 4.9j; Noycm-
hnr ] III. Inn.mhnr nNlaLnln
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26
nRIrGs An cHEMICALs.

Quinlne. 3Sd40c per ounce bottle; NOR
phinc. 81 2j6i2.50 per ounce cocaine ~ ~
per ounce; borax. $50 per pound In lWtln
iii III 20 pcr gallon I'm 1-galou packages
cnsom salts. $500 per 100 lbs in barrels
alcohol So TOlI30O per galluu sulphur,
n. II per lOO lbs in barrels; alum, 314c per
ponnd In barrels; saltpeter II per pound
In barrels: calcium carbide, So % per lN
lbs. delivered Texas common railway
points.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26
TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

WANTED At ONCE Good. gentle horse
for Hight delivery wagon; Will exchange
furniture foJ sane. Apply at Cleayeland
Furniture CO. 800 Travis street. 20
FOR SALE Twenty lots Inside OF city
limits Of Houston and IN Thiri ward, or
VIII exchange for narrow gauge mOgul
locomotive. Address Lock Box 10, Con.
roe, Texas. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEETING A spectal
meeting Of the stockhulders OF the Riee
Association Of America VII he NED q
I Iae qo a o2 rha mrs SS.pG arca T. 1893
at 10 o'clock a, m. Cor the purpose 81
considering mn amendment 10 article
OF the charter Of the assoelatlon, ana the
election Of directors FOR the ensling year.
First paragraph Of article q ihe enarter
10 be amended so as TO read ms follows
to-wit
ton shall consist Of not less thru ten
and mot more than thirty members 10
good standing, elected annually by ma
jorlty Of the members Of this ASSOCIATION
nual meeting on the third Tuesday In
the month OF January Of each year ann
IN rase Of failure 10 hold said fieftinn
on the date named, the presldsnt Snall
Tor the purpose 0f holding such eleetion,
and each thirty days Thereafter until Inc
election shall have been heid. anh me
honrd shGll from their number, az the
same time elect a president Arst vice
president second vice president, third
Vice president. fourth vice president,
secretary aud treasurer. n.,,.
S. A. Knapp President.
A. 81 Allison, secretary.
THE STATE or TEXAS. To all persons
Interested In the estate OF ". p Wood.
deceased: G, w. Harral, administrntor OK
the estate OF said w. F.. Wood, deceased.
has hled In the county court OF ttalris
county his hnal account Of the celaifion
OF said estate, together With an appliea-
ton 10 be discharged as administrator
thereof. which win be heard by our said
court on the first Monday IN March.
A. %. 1908, same being the % day o.
March, A. b. 1903, at the court RI
OK said Harris comfy. In Houston, Texes,
nj which time and place all persona IN
t,rested in said estate are required 20 ap..
pesr and contest said hnal account and
application, II they see pFoper
Witness r. r. Dnpree, clerk OF the
comfy court Of Harris county,
Given under my hand and the seal of
said court, at my office IN Houston, on this
the OH day OF February, A. =. l9o2
fSeaI1 +. F. DUPREE,
CLERK County Court, Harris County Texas.
81 By >, I. Dlskson. Dek4Ly...
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26
COFFEE

New York, February % cooec Spot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For cheap Texas
land, good residence, storehOuse and stock
Of general merchandise ia Colorado coun
ty all good clean stock, IN hrgt class
shane near German aud Bohemian set
Element; well established trade and
healthy location; reason for selling. the
owner has other business that requires
his time and attention. For further par
tlculars. address j. r. Mestmoreland,
Eagie Lake Texas. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26

BARRED ROCK EGGS, 10 for ST. from Sc.
ie't mIt.nss. JAS H. Wo tea, Hearnt
ltN0s 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26

derCi-i Gl TO sine spa.
ruling the point Of no quorunJ
Of lT3 10 o, the house then. al
took a recess until tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26
Port OF Sabine.

Sabine. Texas. February -. Arrived
revenue cutter Galveston tugs Jammle ana
Seminole with bHrges Hannah ana NUMBER
one from Galveston .,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26

FOR SALE Some nice drst-class mitch
COWS. Nublmau, 1905 MeuoNca avenue,
9-i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26

WE HAVE customer who wants to buy
twosi0ry house for Investment for rent
iI purposes. Pye g. Bolfrass Khan
huidiug q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26

WANTED TO BUY a huldlng LOT In
THIRD or Fourth ward; must be cheap:
uamr location and price, no agents. y.
a. BON BID IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26

WANT To Buy. First class saddle horse
Must be good SIZE 3O3 Meson Block
WANTED second iaad irWl safe, medium
size good aud cGeap. H. W. Chmu,
Cameron 1NNus {
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26

FOR SALE First class surrey horse IL
hanus lueh, 7 years old. Suuud and gentle.
color dark nay prcc S4uuA Apply to i1ia
montgomery avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26

RARBED WIRE - Galvanized Glldden
S935 per 100 lbs: galvanized Baker, $3.50
WIRE Nails So co base per keg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26

WANTED 're sell my team 81 chestnut
mares pcUectg eEtcd; 0ecs ! and
yours eitN broke for lady TO drive. bojh
g1NNt' uNU singing each saddle gated.
u. I aldushold, 3n5ss Main street -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-26

HIGHEST cush prices paid Tor all kinds
junk iron, brass. Zinc, lead rope, homes
bottles Rubber, etc. country shipments
solicited Wholesale dealer, telephone loldl
2a6, new $40 Louis kamlnsky, 1917 lg
LrnaLmm MAnrMe. cnrner AmsLln. u
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ONE MARE FOR SALE Apply TO G. Il.
Iaelat lsnu, Capitol rharmacy "
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80 bk3l>t MULES Tor sale, al fresh nec,
ANA weighing from NJO 10 1900 pound,
Cheap ,u ear lots TO dCalers Cooke 4
SIM mons lort WoLth HeSas. Il
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE tTEAIt An OH cstai,llshnf
produce commission business. located at
tinlveston. nld having the iniFf'st Hue ~
shippers of amy comiai sinn house in the
state. Address 0S51 this office.
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ltN' SALE- Handsome Jersey COW, fresh IN
Ten days. also 2Yeat.nld liolsj2l heifcr.
Wilson + Stable, 10 Smith street I8
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lhE IN6NINnCrF II No0fS thN SdvlnrS
mont; notes taken; the cclebrat i
Hartford life Watch" gocs with each
policy send your age Friends, az.
QWtlutOuccS and business mon generally
are requested To address W. n Pattrr-
son. Mnnngcr IInrtfor1 Llfe palIas tf
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fph SALE First clNss surrey horse. ~
hnlids high : YEARS OH. souuu ana genti,
color dur9 bay, price 5000. Apply 60 l1ll
N0h'Eomcl2 gyyurc. New Phone 1891.
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ron SALE one registered dorsey hull. .
years ola. SOLID faNu color price $50
T. o. b. Ia Grange, Il. 5 Hom6th, la
Grange, Texas. $40
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