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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-13

Review OF the Week
.g,.--t,T e. ri. Nee

View Orleans January 10 The situation
for rough rice presented no change OF the
close Of the week. Offerings were 90 a
very moderate scale, With the demand
brisk, and anything forward was quickly
taken up at foil figures Such trading as
materiaized was principally In Honduras
lines and top hgurcs were had for any de
slrable grades which came forward
Clean rice was quite active, both for e1-
port and general distribution. There was
again noticeable lack of offerings for
fancy grades and trading In consequence
was confined entirely 10 low and medium
qualities The trade is paying more atten-
ton TO these and under the brisk demand
which has sprung up within the past week
the movement shows considerable improve
ment The steamship Arkadla. which is
due TO sail on or about the 18th. is eN-
pocted TO carry out fun cargo for Porto
Rico. Receipts from interior mills were
moderate.
Clean rice Honduras strong and steady
head 5d6h; straights 3d4iA screenings
2G2&; No. . 15s11% Japan-Strong and
steady; head 34M4A; strnights 2kn3ls;
screenings l%d2h; No. 1%d124 Actual
sales at 1%m5h
Rough rice -Honduras strong; light re
ceipts at 2.00@4.45. with actual sales at
250d425: japan strong, With actual sales
at 1.75d4.25; japan strong Hight receipts
AZ 50m3S5, with actual sales at 3O0d3 so
Rice polish 24.5Od 800 per ton from mills
Rice bran 0.50d 1000.
The rice movement at New Orleans, MS
compiled BY the New Orleans board OF
trade:
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New Orleans January 70 Liverpool ad
vices were not encouraging therefore our
market opened TO 2 lower. but improved
] 10 . shortly after on fresh buying The
heavy Houston and Gah eston estlmates
for tomorrow and the easiness OF spots
superinduced q decline Of to from the
top. Near the close the fear that Messrs
r T. Wilson & Co estimate would be
small caused an improvement OF to 4
from the bottom. making the net loss to
points on the day. Manchester cables
state that owing to the violent fluctuations
iu the price Of cotton It was difficult to
transact business in cloths during the past
week There was n fairly satisfactory de-
mnnd, however, from India and China. In
yarns there wns n feeling Of insecurity
and the turnover was below the average
Receipts have expanded some both In the
interior and outposts.
The trade though is now waiting for
Mcssrs. r T. Wilson & Co.'s estimate be-
fore entering into new engagements Many
believe this estimate will corroborate small
crop ideas, while others think II may point
10 q crop around 100000 irrespective NJ
what their figures are in our opinion, the
movement viii ultimately govern the future
course Of values. II. & p. Beer
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WHOLESALE MARKET

with very good supply on hand. The
usual prices are current
The market is well supplied with oranges.
with a very good demand from the city
trade as well as the usual country demand.
Texas eggs are quoted about cent lower
than last week, prices ranging now at *
to 20 cents. Kansas stock is quoted at -
cents.
The market Is almost bare on onions. hut
fresh shipments are expected within few
days, which WIFI be sufficient for the 90 ,d
demand existing.
The poultry market was bare Of all kinds
Of fowls. Prices are unchanged. bur quo.
tations are likely to advance If receipts
DO not come in more regularly.
The butter trade picked up yesterday
and quite good demand was noted Tor
choice varieties. The Elgin market weak
ened slightly, quotations being reduced y,
cent, without, however, affecting prices
locally, which remain hrm.
A carload Of fine apples In barrels was
received yesterday consisting Of Missouri
pippns Ben Davis and wnesaps This Is
the first car Of choice barrel apples re-.
ceiyed since Christmas. The .nssonri
pippins and wlnesaps are selling at 80
per barrel and the Ben Davis at 81.
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4. Riohardsonls LetteI

Houston. Texas, January l2.-As usual for
Monday cotton ruled little lower today
It seems that the accumulation Of cotton
over Sunday makes the movement look
large and induces some selling. Early ad-
vices from Liverpool were better than ez-
pected this morning 2lq 20 8 points higher
than Saturday for deliveries. but With the
easlness shown In our markets after the
opening, prices declined, closing ! to IL
higher than Saturday. In our markets trad
ing dragged with considerable disposition
on the part Of long holders TO realize with
considerable new selling for short account
Sentiment is getting quite bearish again IN
authorization Of Increased receipts aud oeUr
ish week end figures. The seml-weekly Is
estimated at 1900, against 1000 hast year
A prominent New York house wires Two
hundred and hfty replies from uneounted
interior towns show stocks Is per cent less
cotton than on hand last year The stare
ment Of the Southern Pacihc railroad, "
cIuding ali lines IN Texas 81 their sySteLn'
eycept the san Antonio and Arkansas ftss'
sboTs stocks 81 900 less than the same ne
rind iatt wear n r. WILSON 4 q hafs
~, o. ret Eivcp out their ostdin M, ,hey
though :. is vetslsteSt!y tumegea teat ESS'
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00ST WANT ADS ARE
L numerous because they pay
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Notice
u hereby given that the board Of dlrec-
tors Of the Houston East aud West Texas
Of the stockholders Of said company 10
convene at the principal office OF the
company In Houston. Texas at - o'clock
m. on the 10th day OF january 1909. for
action of such business as may he law
fully transacted nj an annual meeting.
and has also called n meeting az the
board Of directors of said company TO
convene at the same place ON the same
day immediately after adjournment ~
such stockholders meeting for the elec-
tion " officers and the transaction Of
such business ms may he lawfully trans.
acted at an annual meeting OF the dlrec-
tors. y. Dargan. Secretary. i-29
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Houston Texas. January T.. All future
markets are at present exhibiting every cvt-
ionce OF ndocsion and uncertainty as 60
the immediate course ot values Spccula.
tiou Is very moderate, as there appears To
be very limited prospects of securing
prompt which ARE generally desired.
Statistics continue 30 fully Justify the
expectations Of thosc who advocate p high
en- level ot prices FOR cotton. The Couten-
ton that the protractod unfavorahlo wealth.
CT has retarded receipts and the belief that
existing pleasant weather the recent ad-
vance. and the present uncertainty Of q
further advance soou will he conducive Of
drawing out vast quantities ~ cotton not
now apparent, anl whom this is reelected to
the world n decline will occur
A very determined and we'll directed effort
Is being made by o prominent operator aud
his friends and allies ~ derress cotton and
has been conducive If liquidation, short
sales and especially instrumental no cau-tps
a lack NJ buying support even bv those who
believe firmly I'm higher ultimate values
Actual cotton is I'm demand and that its
value is not inflated beyond It's intrinsic
worth Is evidenced hv It's inherent strength.
ana the quantity changing ownership from
producers or exporters 10 the consumers,
The bulk Of investors are apathetic and
pootinE decline which conditions fai IN
warrant and II should bo borne I'm mind
continually that the unexpected generally
happens
ability 81 any serious decline below the
present level and observation ana investiga.
ton lead MS 10 believe thar the supply and
demand will be finely drawn, and an &C
tive market will occur with much higher
prices, ana II Is well TO remember that as
rule the very hest time IN invest is
when few desire 10 purchase ana previous
70 o hoom, and not N wait until the or.
portunity has vanished and the crest NJ the
/ n. Wisner 4. CO
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Frees Declined Gradually Until Several.
Points Were Lost.


New York. January l2.--Cottop onencA
quiet and steady, ! point up to point
down and for a time ruled steady. cables
coming rather better than expected. Fol
lowing the first call there was an improve
ment OF point or two. Receipts pointed
to larger hgnres and selling became more
OF less general, with the result OF turning
the market In favor OF the bear contingent
70 the extent Of to II points. from which
tnere was hut little recovery. the market
pcing hnaly steady at loss OF 3 to .
points business WAS small throughout the
session. the total transactions amounting
was checked by comparatively firm adviccs
from spot markets Of the country, quota.
lions on the spot article being sustained
AZ an points, except New York, where there
was decline on spot OF . points The
local market was weakened somewhat by
notices or tenders of cotton to the
amount OF 5000 bales under which January
sold from S.64 to S.53, closing at S.04 Pub
nc speculation was slack, what there was
or IL favored the purchase Of March MAY
and August contracts. But, as a rule, there
was little outside interest IN cotton partly
on fears Of manipulation In the direction
OF depressing prices to undermine ong cot
ton on the ground that too much OF the
Of the market. During the afternoon how
ever the cotton thus offered was absorbed
by substantial people and the uudcrtone
was finally quite firm, With some demand
from the short contingent owing 10 the
premium 81 which spot cotton Is command.
ing In the South over the local parity for
futures.
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VIII make the figures II. 900, 900 10 If. go. 900.
NeW York closed TO & down New Or
poi,g, 1 to > lower Spots were quoted 3
ton, unchanged in other markers with a
sU.ou business doing, especially in T. o. h.
the pear future
Eaeh time the cotton market shows any
asI,tngth selling orders are largely ia evil
Vince ana tho result IT, weakness follows
we pelleve there viii he a time, and not
very tar distant, when this selling will ali
ne absorbed without affecting tho market
anu thht buyers VIII take back the cotton
at higher price.
= LIVERPOOL Is due TO be unchanged TO /
''NoI tomorrow. Cargil & Richardson.
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THE OIL MARKET.
The Tone OF the Market Is Showing
Great Improvement Lately.

The 7 enc OF the Market Is showing
Great improvement Lately.
Trading on the Houston OIL Exchange
yesterday was Of good order, with
healthier bids made than for some time
past.
what is also very noticeable is the ad-
vance Of the bids for the stocks In the
Sour Lake district. In fact most OF the
strength is manifested 10 stocks IN or
around Sour Lake,
The first stock traded in yesterday was
Victor. 1000 shares selling at sc, the same
price at which II has been selling OF late.
The next on the list was the Jackson OIL
company stock, 200 shares changing hands
nt 6i.c After this sale none could be had
for less than 612c, az which price 5000
gaining In strength for some time past, and
fbe largest traders In this stock on The ex-
change believe that even more strength
may he expected,
Sour Lake on was the banner stock and
hiding first began At SIS hut II could be
mainly seen that none could be had any
Whcre near these hgures, and none sold
until the bid had advanced "a $40, 81 per
share. at which price thirty shares changed
hands At this iuncturc $40. 30 was hid for
as many as tC0share lots, With no offer
ineg ri ,css than So
Fort Worth gained i9c today. 2ono shares
selling hrst 81 4c and the second lot Of 100
The Tbe sales Yer. as fellows.
a1eter ,,.s....,..'t'''.'''', 49, 49,
JackEou Ol ,.ss.,,tt'fttt' zipop ooiS
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HAS IMPROVED
AMONG LOCAL DEALERS
!, ..,,..s Is Anticipated During the
Barrel Apples Are More
Ipoa'.it'Il--Cabbaae Is Scarce.

=, wholesale market showed con
lo'0 n,ore activity yesterday than was
uos very brisk for Monday aud
,'.stlons Of resuming the propor-
,p., we're the rule before the hoh-
n r.,otry orders came in freely and
chants were busy filing them
n.so has not improved much, but
irao along a steady course without
Fds ,.ssnnotIon. stocks are now being
nusy,,oS AMI dealers are expecting
Fupp''f business this month. Prices
nv lr W. hut little, nearly all com
los remaining firm
wave -four has advanced 10 cents
hrrel.
|. :. very little cabbage on hand at
!, fine supply from the coast having
bort lately
.oos are moving more freely now
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q IGNS REACH A FEW.
~ Post Want Ads reach all.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that II Is
the intention Of tho Chicago. Rock Is
land and Gulf Railway Company, and the
Chicago, Rock Island and Texas Railway
Company, and tho Chicago. Rock Island
and Mexico Railway Company, and the
Choctaw, oklahoma and Texas Railroad
company 10 apply 70 the Twenty eighth
legislature OF the state ~ TcNhs "a rs.
semblo In the city Of Austin. Texas, on
the second Tuesday Ia January, 1903, for
a local or special law authorizing the Chit
cago. Rock Island AMI Gulf Railway Com
pany TO purchase own and control all the
franchises, property, rights and privileges
Of every Kind and character OF the Chi
cago. Rock Island and Texas Railway
company and of the Chicago, Rock Is,
land and Mexico Railway Company and
ot the Choctaw. Oklahoma and Texas
Railroad Company, ana TO operate aud
control M part Of Its line the railroad
constructed and TO he constructed by the
Chicago, Roch Island and Texas hallway
Company and the Chicago, Rock Island
aud Mexico Railway Company, aud the
Choctaw, oklahoma and Texas Railroad
company or either OF them; and TO nv.
thcrizc the said Chicago, Rock Island and
lcSas railway company; and me mi
cago. Rock Island and Mexico Railway
Company, and the Choctaw, oklahoma
and Texas Railroad Company and each
" them. 10 sell It's railroad as defined ny
us charter. together With all franchises,
rights. privileges and property incident or
nppcrtainnC thereto TO the Chicago, Rock
lSlaUd and Gulf Railway Company, and
TO authorize said Chicago, Rock Island
and Gulf Railway Company To Issue and
negotiate its bonds secured. or 10 he Sc
cured. by a mortgage or mortgages sub
iect TO tho laws Of the state Of Texas
governing tho issuance and negotiation 81
bonds by railroad companies. and 10 au-
thorizo the said ChcuGo Rock Island AMI
Gulf Railway Company TO construct. own
and operate rs part or parts OF It's line.
the unfinished portion or portions ~ said
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Crowley.


Crowley, La. January l2.-Clean rice
Fancy head 5l3d6; choice 56t5S; good 4l4G
AZ; fair 3lq@4; common 3a3N; low grades
oi1G72Tk: screenings 2d2ll; fancy Japan "a
al; good 3i4d47.i fair 3d3%; common EVA
2ft. screenings 202&; brewers il2a i1s
bran. per ton, Z .5-dS.o0. Polish, per ton,
is. OO0i20 90 Rough rice Honduras fancy,
per barrel. 4. 90: No. / 3.T5; No. . 3 IS;
10. 3 Z. 80: No 2 30 No. . 90; inferior
80. Jhpans fancy. per barrel, 3 90; No. !
3 %: No 90; No. 3 2.6j; No. .. 90;
No. > >. 90: inferior 20. Fancy and high
grades strong Receipts OF rough rice
total this season, S45s2o
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CHEEsE-Nisconsin full cream, 'ong
horns, l5c; Wisconsin full cream dalries,
l5c; Wisconsin half cream, lac; Wisconsin
pound prints, Ice.
EGGS Texas. 26d2Tc: Kansas, 25c.
kRAUT-New, In half barrels, S2.E06
2.75; tve.gallon kegs, S1.1o.
ONIONS-Per 10, 1&M2c.
PEPPER-Chile, new, 15G1Sc per pound;
black Singapore, i5c.
PoTATOES--Colorado, soc per bushel.
PEANUTS-Jumbo, per pound, re;
PouLTRY|C Chic EN-: hens Gls0'g good ss5od
rs; fryers, large, SO 5Oa3.75 ducks
large. 50 25d3 50; geese, full feathered
81 0o@i so; turkeys. hens, S9.ooaiioo COB.
blers $12 GOALS 90
ToMALoEs-Mexlcan, 6-basket crates,
s. juM2 IS.
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Dry Goods.

New York, January 12.-Dry goods-No
change In the demand for home trade and
export business is quiet Riverside sheets
advanced y per yard. No other change IN
prices, Print cloths continue scarce and
very Arm. Silks and browns firm, with
fair demand.
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FRuITS.

AFPLEs Ben Davis. barrel. SO SOFA 90;
winesarE and Jonathaus. "a 1904 so.
BANANAS-Loose, Sl25@1,5O, packed
S150@1.75.
CoCoANUTs-P sack, $500; less guam
titles. SI25.
CRANBERRlES- crate, So 25d8 so;
barrels. St1 Cu6il2 %.
LEMONS Mossinas, IS 5od4 90; Cali
foruin So JO1t3 10
LINES Mexican. per basket. S1.1Od1 %.
ORANGES California. per box, S3.o,9
3 20.
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London Wool Auction.

London. January 1.-THE arrival ~ wool
for the next series closed today and are ms
follows: New South Wales. ~ 063; Queens
land, olae: Victoria. 40.6sg; South Aus
mania $50 New Zealand. 81 800, Cape y
Coed Hurs ard fHts ~ snt srd ~ mn
AustssistluH aonn, rgfe n Gual Here
aud Natal teFT sgdsd direct
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NAV oRLEkNs coTroN.
The Market Was Quiet and Prices Eased
OF SLIGHTLY.

OF Slightly.
New Orleans. January l2.-Cotton was
more active today. the improvement 10 Liv.
erpooI having the effect Of inducing buyers
to trade more freely at full board prices Tor
desirable lists Sales, 600 bales, including
AGO 10 arrive Quotations unchanged
The market for contracts was very quiet.
On the hrst call prices were I 10 = points
up. This WAS followed by gains of ! to
points. but the market soon showed
slight degree II heavincss under the in
6uence of better receipts and almost with
out slightest pressure by the bears saggcd
o1 10 tho extent Of to points. The
close showed net losses on the day OF . to
4 points
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DRuGs AND CHEMICALS.

ouinine. 34@36c per ounce bottle; NOR
mime. 50 25d3 80 per ounce cocaine, 81. %
nor ounce; horax, size per pound In 100lb
packages; copperas 500 in barrels; castor
oil. ST 90 per gallon IN 5gallon packages;
epsom salts. $500 per 100 lbs In barrels;
alcohol. Sc 70d3OO per gallon; sulphur
So IS per 100 lbs in barrels; alum' Sl7c per
pound In barrels; saltpeter, &c per pound
In barrels; calcium carbide, $500 per 100
delivered Texas common railway points.
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COFFEE.

New York. January 12.-Coftee Spot
quiet. Futures quiet. 8 70 10 lower sales
II. $50 bags; January : . March 4.SM
A. ~: May 4 45: July 4I5' september 81
a %. December 3. 10.
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HARDWARE.

BARRED WIRE Galvanized Glldden. |
SIS go per 100 lbs galvanized Baker S3Oo
per 100 lbs.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTS Protect your ideas; no allow.
ance. No Zee; consultation free; cstah.
llshed 1854. Milo r. stevens q Co. Si1
Fourteenth street Washington,
NEWSPAPER The Cordell Beacon for sale
cheap. Fine business and county printing.
Leading democratic paper In Washta
county ! \ White. Cordel o. r. -
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BOARD-ROOMs WANTED

WANTED Board and lodging with pri.
vate fHmiy; 6ycar old, well behaved boy,
references Address Wilton, Jeweler,
city. Il
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on LANDS Cn0ice acreage, close In to
gushers az sour Lake; prices moderate.
titc perfect, FOR map etc, address c. q.
Parsons towueri, Bryan, Texas II
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FOR SALE OR RFNT-Three story hrIck
hotel; all furnished In growing East Tex.
as town, doing first class business, four
this Office is
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FOR SALE. A stock OF dry goods and gen.
ernl merchandise In the growing city Of
Fort Arthur. Texas stock win invoice
buildings wil rent or sell For pnrtlcu.
lars address or call on Joseph Bass, Port
Arthur. Texas. q
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RICE FARM, with ample water and CON
plete irrlgatng plant: .ood shipping faciii.
ties Bryant McEnnis Land Co, 1909
Texas avenue. "a
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FOR RENT Two.story brick building at
Houston Heights. excellent location for
stairs Apply at Houston Heights onlcc,
90 Main street. If
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TWO ROOMS, completely furnished for
nght housekeeping modern conyenlences.
lblS Commerce avenue. 1e
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LARGE furnished front room. down stairs,
With Gre and hot bath, sos Main. IL
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FOR RENTFour connecting rooms In cot.
tage; completely furnished for housekeep-
ing wood aud gas stoves: Third ward
this office. fs
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FOR SALE Stock merchandise. $4,000:
real estate: $4,000 Apply Dan ] Kennedy
Crockett Texas. is
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.nr,risou of these quotations shows
asvsntaees In favor Of Houston as u
.aIo market. when the buyer consld.
! benests to be derived from Hous
S.e,gbt rates be will ind that, even
,be ouotable figures at other markets
,wer the price finally paid is gener-
,reater. The prices are those ruling
Houston Wholesale merchants, aud
pYlsed daily.
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FOR SAIE-NeVs and Job Office at Con
2aleS cheap Tor cash, or easy payments
write Immediately d. G. LaWrcut5, Con
GALES. Texas Il
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TTTTTT7T TT ~ ""TTTT TTT INV EVIT NIsT
texas town. 69lO, this office. IL
FOR SALE % thousand capacity saw mill
complete. including 70 horse power en-
Gino and boilers, hnttou saw, saw
olgcr, 2lfoot two saw. trimmer, auto.
matte Govol GUNNER, one 24inch j. A..
ElRau rcsaV, plouer engine and boiler
one 81 ton locomotive. Z logging cars, 1
miles of lG AVID 20 pound steel ~ utad OF
etc. would prefer TO sell for cash, would
sell ON easy terms With good security on
would take stock in Q saw mill with rG,t
parties with 5000 10 1000 acres of pine
land. T. A Low sons, Brennan, Texas.
*
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For SALE Good paying lunch vouutcr;
free rcnt to nglt party. Address LuuAL
this office. u
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one Furnished room. lois Mckinney. "a
FlNE.ROoM cottage. rye 4 BoIlfrass.
kiam building. ID
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ONE Handsomely Furnished front Ioom Al
No 7 Butler hats Il
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For RENT Nicely furnished room; mod.
ern conycniences. SOC Mckinney avenue,
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FOR RENT
FIVE-RooM COTTAGE, COS GRAY
AVE, 81. 80; SIX-ROOM COTTAGE, boS
JFFFBRSON AVE, Sa5; SEVEN. ROOM
TWO STORY, ST. CHARLES AND
PRAIRIE. $35; EIGHT ROOM Two
STORY. SAN JACINTO AND JEFFER-
SON. $40; TEN ROOM TWO-STOKY,
MAIN AND LAMAR, $50. BINz a
SETTEGAST. u
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NOTICE is hereby given OF the annual
meeting Of tho stockholders Of The Hous-
ton Printing company, TO be held at the
office Of The Houston Post az p. m.
Monday, january 10, 1903, for tho pur.
pose Of electing a board Of directors for
the ensuing year ana for the transaction
% such other business ms may come be
fore II. H. VI. Johnston. President
Attest A n, ClHrksou, Secretary 10
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TIN SHOP FOR RENT Stock and tools
for sale German ami bohemian scttlc
locnt 40 new railuoad town., pnstonicc
in tin shop, good reason for selling Ap
ply To- j. GHllia, Englc, Texas IL