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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-21
SEXTON CONTINUES
AS THREE-EYE HEAD
Permission to Direct League Again
Voted by Western, of Which He
is Reelected President.

Kansas City. Mo-. Jan. 21.+"There
viii be no change in the Western
league circuit for at least one year.
said President NJ. II. Sexton upon adj
journment of the Western league
magnates last evening. 1.-The circuit
question was fully discussed and we
have decided that it shall remain just
as il was last season. Unless the as
ISOLATION decides to abandon Milwau-
kee and Kansas City, there will be
two teams in each of these cities for
at least another season." \ motion
To permit Mr.. Sexton to continue as
Thrce-Eyc league president was pass
ed.
NJ. ii. Sexton was reelected presi-
dent and w. +. Van Brunt vice prcsi-
dent of the Western. i. II. Van Brunt,
of ST. Joseph, II. +. Burns and G. +.
Simmons were elected directors, and
another director will be elected to-
day. ~.
The resolution that the circuit shall
contain All the cities of last season
was adopted without discussion. 1t
was said that no peace proposition
from the American association has
ever been submitted to the Western
league, and no change in the schedule
has beeu contemplated. The report
of the finance committee stated that
the league has $500 i'm the treasury
as Il sinking fund. \ resolution was
passed which provides that no player
except the captain of team may
protest to an umpire against his de-
ciSions. Another session of the league
will be held today.
George Tcbeau, of the Louisville
American association club. denied
that he is here to engage in Il peace
conference with the Western league
magnatcs.
The magnatcs gave out a list of the
players as follows. Des Moincs PLAYERS
not being announced:
Kansas City-Nichols, Thompson.
Bisley. Cable. Messitt. Hughes. Kem-
mcr. Kuhl, Jacobs. Shannon. VALID
ron, Kctchcm. Miller and McGill.
Omaha-O'NciI. johnson. ID. Carter,
VIII Kline, Gonding, Long, Thomas,
Whistler. Red Wright. Patterson.
Stewart. Hickey. Dolan. Carter, Gen
ins, WeIday and Welch.
Peoria-CoN, Hart. Killen. Lundcn,
Jones. Maloney. Wilson. Calhoun. Shu-
CART. Tiebald, Holey. Lazotte, Thiel
and King.
Colorado Springs-.IOnes. Neclman.
Newmeyer. McNeely, Patrick. Doran.
Starnagle. Baerwald. Everitt. Frank.
Lipp. Swancie, Holey. Granville, Flem-
ing. Congaltcn and Hemphill.
Denver-Webster Whittridge, Bar
Der, Lemplle, Crystal, Schlie. Delehan-
ty. Mohler, Dundon, Radcliffe, Me-
Hale. Preston and Jones.
Milwaukee - Mcpherson. Kcnna,
Swnrmsted. Coughlin. Rapp. Lucia.
McNceI, Thornton. Miller. Goodman,
Gatins. McNicller, Duffy and O'Bricn
St. .Ioseph-ParvCn. Maupin, Hall,
Garvin. Brashear. Brown. Robe. Ma
her. Hartman and Belden.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-21
COMPANY FORMED
Big Concern Organized to Con.
duct Agricultural Opera
tons in Mexico.
CAPITALIZED IN SUM OF s275,ooc
Promoted by DIR, G. A. Vawter, Who
is Elected Secretary and
Manager.

\ number of capitalists from out
side cities yesterday afternoon or
ganizcd at Il meeting at the Harper
house the Cerro Malaria Plantation
company, a concern capitalized at
$275 900 and formed for the purpose
of conducting Il ranch ian the state of
Oxaca, Mexico. The tract of land,
upon which an option has already
been secured. is located on the Vera
Cruz & Pacific railroad and embraces
some 27,000 acres of land.
The promoter of the concern is DR..
G.. \. Nawter. of Cambridge. who Il
short time ago organized the Philip
pine Lumber & Commercial company.
DIR. awter was elected secretary and
general manager and the headquar-
ters of the new company will he at
Cambridge. The organizers number
about twenty men, representing Il
capital of about s.. 100000.
VIII DO Wholesale Farming.
The company. as others of the same
nature. will engage in wholesale farm
ing in the tropics. The land to be
purchased is said to be largely arabic
| and already partially planted to cof-
fec. orange trees. sugar cane and
other paying fruits and plants. The
organization having been effected, the
deal for the purchase of the land will
be closed. Il manager installed and
active operations begun looking to-
ward the extension of the productive
ness of the land. DIR. NawteP will
have personal charge of the begin
ming of the work.
The directors elected ny the com
pany Yesterday are: j. s. Little and
&. Fl. ScripPs. Nashville. Ill; h. Had
ley, &. y. Nawter and II. NJ. Wier,
Cambridge; William Straube. MeXi-
co; John Sokol. Chicago; George
/eisler. La Crosse. Wis, and II. NJ
Nawter. Knoxville, Iowa. The follow
ing officers were elected:
Presidential. NJ. Wier.
Vice President-B. Hadley.
Treasurer-.JOhn =. Little.
Secretary and General Manager-G
\. Nawter.
General Counsel-Carnahan SlusseT
4, Hawkins. Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-21

heartily in favor of the erection of
United States senator by direct vote
of the people, and have always so
voted in congress. ]. r. Williams
The Democrats applauded the tele-
gram. The roll was then called, and
resulted as follows: Hopkins, IS; Will
Jams, 60; WOOley. /; not voting, =. The
announcement of this result was re-
ceived with Republican applause. The
two members not voting were barrow
and McManaman, public ownership
members. barrow was absent Nc
Manaman was present, but remained
silent.
At 12:45 the house adjourned to 10
a. m. today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-21
AT STATE CAPITAL
incidents of the Election of Hop
kins as United States
Senator.
PRoHIBITIONISTs WITTY SPEECH
Other Legislative Transactions and
General News From Spring
field.

Springfield, Ills. Jan. 21.-The two
houses of the state legislature voted
separately yesterday for United
States senator. Both houses tranSa cted
business up to few minutes before
time for the balloting for senator-11
Il. m.-and both took recess for the
few minutes and then reconvened mt
IL. In the senate Mckenzie. of 10
DaviesS. placed in nomination for. sen
ator Hon. Albert ]. Hopkins. He was
followed by Senator Fowler. of the
Democrats, who presented the name
of Representative James X. Williams.
SccOnding nominations were on the
part of Republicans by Riley. and for
the Democrats by Dawson.
Record, According to Dawson.
Dawson. in seconding the nominal
ton of Williams, spoke in part as fol-
lows: 1t is my great privilege and
high honor this morning to second the
nomination CT James Il. Williams. of
Carmi for United States senator.
While it has come to pass that the
members of the legislature and the
public at large look upon day like
this as the mere perfunctory consum-
nation of weeks. months. aye. of the
times years of caucussing. wire-pull-
ing. scheming and manipulation. yet
this day record will be made on
basic principles of our government,
namely: Are the chosen representa-
tives of the people its masters or its
servants? Can the peoples representa-
tives Intentionally and deliberately
thwart the peoples will?"
Ladies' Were Looking On.
During the nominating speeches Mrs.
Hopkins. Mrs. Yates, Mrs. NJ. T.. Bailey
(Of Danvillel. Mrs. A. II. Scott and Mrs.
Robert Mathis (of Chicago occupied
seats in the rear of the presiding Off
GER At the conclusion of the nominal
ing speeches roll call was ordered
and resulted in Hopkins receiving 30
votes to II for Williams. The absentees
We're Dunlap, KunZ and Powers. All
the Republicans present went on record
for Hopkins and the Democrats sup
ported Williams unanimously.
Absentees Refused n Vote.
Dunlap and Powers sent word that
they would like to be recorded as vot-
ing for Hopkins and Williams. respect
lively. President NOrthcott ruled that
such action would create dangerous
precedent and might invalidate the
election. Ii was then ordered that the
senate journal should show the pref
erence of all abscntePS for the United
States scnatorship. After the election
of senator the senate went into eX-
ecutive session and confirmed the APP
pOintment of Joseph Shreve as a men,
Der of the state board of pharmacy, fOlv
lowing y, III it adjourned until 10 a..
III. today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-21
PneumonIa and La Grippe.

Coughs cured quickly by ,Foley's
Honey and Tar. .Rsfpse SUBSTITUTES.
J All druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-21
MERGERS NEW DEVELOPMENT
"SIorganizatIOn" of the State Charities Is
the Latest Idea.

REORGANIZATION" of the State Charities Is
the Latest Idea.
Springfield. Ills, Jan. PA merger
| or Reorganization of all the state
charitable. penal and reformatory in
stitutiOns in Illinois for the double OBJ
ject OF economical and scientific man
agement, and ut the same time TO re-
move them absolutely from the field of
politics will be recommended to the
present general assembly. and urged
on the members for adoption as the
best possible solution of the states
most difficult problem ut the present
time. 80
In brief, the plan is to take every
penal. charitable and refOrmatory in
stiution in the state all the pcnitentia-
ries. insane asylumS. blind and deaf
and dumb asylums. and put them to-
Sether in some desirable part of the
state in one mammoth institution.
This institution to be managed by one
general superintendent. and one board
of control. with assistant superintend-
ents for the three branches, penal, re-
formatOry and charitable.
The principal advantage is in the
line of economy. The institutions are
to be merged. according TO the plan
under discussion, are as follows:
Penitentiaries. Joliet and Chester: In
sane hospitals. Kankakee. EIgin. Anna
Jacksonville. Bartonville. WATERFOWL,
and Chester: deaf and dumb asyIums,
Jacksonville; reformatories. Pontiac.
Geneva. and st. Charles; blind asy-
lums. Chicago and Jacksonville: old
soldiers and soldiers widows and or
phans. Quincy, Wilmington, and Bloom
ington.
1t is also planned that Cook county
can he relieved by adding the insane
asylum at Dunning. now maintained
by the county. and turning the care of
these patients over to the state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-21
Fidelity Loan Company.

p.
Saturday evenings Telephone 1914
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-21
Warning. Wa ling

Beware of substitutes offered by
INSCRIPTIONS dealers in place of Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar, Foley's Kidney
Cure and Banner Salve. Dishonest
dealers for little extra profit will
try to palm off worthless prepare
tions in place of these valuable medi-
cines that have stood the test OF
years, and thus jeopardize the lives
of their victims. For sale by al
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-21

The will of the late Jacob Krcis. of
this city. was PrObated i'm the county
court today. 1t bears date of Sept.
II. 1885, and bequeaths the estate to
the wife. Caroline. and at her death
is to he divided between the children.
Lora Downing and Edward Kreis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-21
Re.IrnatIop of Judge Wright.

Springfield. Ills. Jan. 21.-Judge F.
NJ. Wright. recently appointed by Pres
ident Roosevelt as a member of the
United States commission of claims.
had n conference with Governor Yates
yesterday afternoon aud laid before
him his resignation as circuit judge of
the Champaign district. Judge Wright
was accompanied TO the mansion by
Sollon Philbrik. who expects to be ap-
pointed by the governor TO succeed
Judge Wright on the circuit bench.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

. TEXAS LODGE No. /, X. OF r..
lG6z will meet IN It's castle hall, cor
49, ncr Main street and Prairie ave
t1fSA nue.. third door, back hail, to-
sNISS night at S o'clock. Solournln-
nights are cordially invited to attend.
fork 10 Page rank. Installation Of officers.
Ii officers elect as well as retiring officers
h specially requested to attend JAS A.
Ainter n. of Il. aud s.; r. Olsen, C.. o.:
Il Y. Hartwell, NJ. Of r.. 7
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

SEALED PROPOSALS IN duplicate will be
received until II NJ, February 2, 1908, for
constructing n nye-story Motel building in
Beaumont, Texas, Plans can be seen at
81 WuYerly place, Room Sll, New York
city or suite 9lS, l53 La Sale street,
Chicago; or at 4T0 So ErYay street,
Dallas, Texas, or at the office OF the IN
d,ilisu,d, 20 WON all bids must BE- de-
iivered aud addressed. Amount OF bond
required $4,000 Mark Wiess PRESIDENT.
Thleadneedle Hotel Co., beaumont, Tex
as. 10
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BARGAIN--Just completed new two
story, seveu-room residence, 1872 Pierce
avenue between Crawford aud Jackson
Streets bath, cem0ut walks and all mod
eru improvements, $500 VIII buy IL this
week. n. IA. MacNicou, AZ Blnz build
lng 0
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR sALE-Furnitufc stock invoicing
about $4,000 or win trade for Houston
property Address 67l3, this office. u
NIGHT CALLS made a. day rates VII
sons Hack line. Phones 1900. IL
0NF OF THE BEST locations aud drug
stock in Texas invoice $500; other busi-
ness demands my attention Dr. p. i.
Murdoch Oakwoods, Texas, 10
iSiPROYED city property aud small farm
for stock merchandise L. NJ Brown,
HalIetsvilie Texas.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACpORS-Il Houston,
Texas, January 3, 1903, sealed proposals
addressed to y. u. Bryan, secretary OF
the city Of Houston, Texas. VIII be re-
teiyed IN TO II o'clock noon, ON Monday,
February 3 1903. for the construction OF
IL brick city hail ANA market house aud
market shed on what is known an market
square, ia Tits city. according TO plans
aud specifications on die at the Office OF
the city secretary and at the Office VI
George Y. Dickey q Co.. architects. The
city reserves the right TO reject any aud
an bids.
An BIDS must be accompanied by Ger.
tihrd check for $500 on any bank In
Houston. made payable To the mayor OF
said city without conditions. same to lie
forfeited us llquidAted damages in case
OF failure of successful bidder to enter
Into contract aud bond as required by the
city council, within ten days after being
notified Of acceptance Of bid.
The successful bidder viii be required to
Furnish "a bond ia the sum OF twenty-five
thousand tS2I, o00W dollars With any re-
spUnsihle individuals or surety company
al boudsmen, for the faithful perform
ance OF the work AS per contract.
The contractor win be governed by all
the ordinances Of the city regulating or
pertaining 90 public works. especially the
labor ordinance, passed February III 1900
and must agree to proper deductions from
contract price for violations thereof
@. r. Holt, Mayor.
D. D. Bryan. City Secretary. 10
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Ut is EASY TO TRADE
II through Post Want Ads
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

II. -
RANCH OF 10000 acres, well watered and
improved, and large proportion good farm
ing land, Mt x4.0u per acre, terms.
$50 acres OF smooth black prairie land,
except FIVE acres, grove OF timber, joins
siding on the Southern Pacific railroads
n No. tract Of rice land. $40 per acre,
half cash, balance to suit. A great
bargain.
land, except a. acres OF timber land, on a
canal; can be wstered this year; small
house; $14S0 due tho State on or before
thirty years, 3 per cent interest; $500
purchaser will have to live on the land
two years; an absolute bargain.
300 acres fine Brazos bottom land, 200
acres In cultivation, four houses and
barn, all fenced and one mile Of Shining
ton on the San Antonio and Arkansas
lass railway, and two miles from Or
chnrd, on Gulf, Colorado and Santa fe
railway; for sale at SIG per acre for
Gently sold for $50 per acre. This is a
hne tract for growing sugar cane. and Is
bargain.
Gao acres on O canal and part OF land
cultivated In rice this year, and Is fine
dark sandy soil % ST. per acre for quick
saie land adjoining has JUST been SOLO Tor
$50 per acre.
Agents for kountze Bros lands In
Wharton, Matagordu ana jackson coun-
ties IN tracts OF 100 acres up to 10000;
prices ~ 20 Slo per acres great defel-
VNncnL VIII take pace IN these uurlnB
the twelve mouths; lands are sure TO In
crease IN value; they are suited TO the
culture Of rice, cOru, cotton, sugar cane,
ouCs ana other South Texas crops; write
for maps aud price lists; we have many
tracts that are bargalns from the Sabine
10 Tho Guadalupe river land ON several
rice canals. so 10 $50 per acre.
Agents for Texas Rice Development CO.
lunus III AIufagoruR county. Consisting Of
10000 acres, subdyided Into 100 acres
and ~,
Remember We pay expenses of any par
~ coming to Texas 10 whom we sell "
the title fails upon examination by COM
peteut attorneys.
Duson, Moore i Co. III Campo. Texas.
W. Z. Moore 4 Co., Houston, Texas.
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AGENTS WANTED.

TTTF AGENTS. am now ready to make
contract for 1903. Highest commissions
paid and notes taken Have Just put on
the market the most up.to-dnte Invest
mept contract ever issued. Only agents
wanted that can produce the business.
Big money In selling Hartford Life poll.
ries and bonds W II Patterson, mar.
sEsI, Trust building Dallas Texas u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

To BE SOLD-About fifty feet Of count
ers, hand made, out of ash, panels, Win
Finch cypress top, oil dnish; also the
iron foot rail and brackets for same
Apply TO NJ. ID. Bennett Filth ward. I
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TYPEWRITERs.

III n ---KFNS6ERFER TYPEWRITERs on
easy pAymentsi $40 cash una vs. per
month 10 responsible people OF those who
f,rnish goad references. w. T, Russell,
General agent Tor Texas, AEkanAasi Indian
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OH -AtltE iHim, three miles out ol
qt.. slX-rOom house. large barn, good
well ana pump, under wile fence, $50
the impruF cmrnta ue worth the mIl, y
h. Il. NeataeIsby a Co., llJt5a Cousr, s..
II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

ANNVAL STOCKHOLDERS NEETING-
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
stockholders meeting 81 Moore. Cortcs
Nanal company will be held January r..
lVVd, at y. NJ at the office Of the com.
Dany. rooms POS and 2tm Leyy building,
Houston. Texas, Tor the election ct a.
properly come before IL, l.. ". uutchn
son, secretary
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

NOTICE-1hc annual meeting Of The stock
holders of the Houston Gas Light COM
pauy tor the purpose OF elcctlug directors
to serve for the ensuing year and the
transaction Of such other business that
may come before the meeting will be held
at the company's Office Thursday. Janu-
my To- 1905, at IL o'clock a. IN. John
Sbearn, secretary. lis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

TOR SALE-rhrce shlres Thompson rIcc
nun stock, John Hrupp, 2il9 Milan
street, and krupp & ruG.y's. 10
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NII u LNlVIT0-" " - TUTT wv NITNH OF IITN
laud for sale within three TO dix miles
Of Eagle Lake. in tracts 10 sIit purchas.
fenced and join rice farms which are
watered by wells and canals; water 10
abundance can be procured from thirty
ucighbors Parties Wishing TO so into
rice farming aud not able 20 buy laud
can make arrangements Tor laud with VS..
Also for rent, cheap. 650-acre, well I'm
proved farm; mules ana implements eau
20 with place II desired. We own these
lands Anderson q McAlurray, Austin,
Texas T. o. Box 242 II
CORRECTED MAP Of Sour Lake oil field.
Price 81 %. +. Witty corner Main and
Preston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

81 90 BUYS the now highest grade -four.
utSNer diop head. oak cabinet Genuine
Singer sewing machine; 5000 for thc
Now Home OF Dumestic S21.OO for the
White; Standard, S22OO; Wheeler Il Wi.
son, S2AO1; Minnesota, $3.50; Burdtck
$l2.SJ; Seroco, $3.50. For free sewing
nuchlne catalogue and most liberal FREQ
trial offer cut out aud mail this notice
10 Scurs, Rocbuck IS Co, Chicago.
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A SET Of blacksmith tools as good as new
w. II. Irwin, 9D20 Washington street 10
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FOR SALE-A beautiful section OF land
tn Homphlll county at 81 per acre; easy
terms. 300 acres within two miles OF
ttllddeu In Colorado county; four tenant
suitable for rice, vegetables etc; never
failing well and surface tank supply an
abundance of water; price Sl2 per acre;
one-tnird cash balance TO suit III acres
adjoining the town of Columbus, In Colo
RADIO county, on the west. a beautiful
wiley place. about so acres n cuitiga
ton, an excellent home; price $500; one
third cash, balance TO suit purchaser.
This Is II bargain. Improved and unim-
proved rice farms cattle ranches and all
kinds of property IN this state Write for
list a. L, Bush, real estate dealer, Cal
weston, Texas II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

a YOUNG MAN wants place TO work
can walt on table or wash dishes; resppn'
slblo aud reliable CAN ON s. l.. Foley,
lnll SuulnIcr stTenf Inu.Lnn.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

SOUR LAKE--A few tracts OF land adjoin-
Ing the soar Lake Springs property, 10
immediate proximity 10 the oil gushers.
from 5000 10 $500 per acre. Address
Sour Lake n. {. Institute, 400 Mason
building, n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

$40 WILL BUY $50 lady's phaeton, rubber
tires almost as good as new. Apply
Lemp's Beer Depot san Jacinto bridge.
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LOST, FOUND, STRAYED.

$40 REWARD Lost on Milan street on
evening OF January 4, between Mckinney
ana Jefferson avenues one gents gold
watch No. 2j5e236, name T. + Hammett'
1881 engraved on face. Above reward
VIII be paid 70 party returning same 70
tockrtl's Drug store. Theo +. Ham
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

MANUFACTURING 10 furnish 100000
Pine ties r.. y. q. Texas and Pacific or
Kansas CITY southern. Address h. NJ.
Greene, Atlanta. Texas. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

JEWEL STOVES AND RANGES-Best on
earth; cash or time payments. SmltA
Furniture Co, exclusive agents, 1907 Con-
gross, block below court house. 81
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENTING large. uufurnished
rooms; bath and modern conveuiences.
private family. References. 81 Charities.
IN
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

STATED MEETING of Holland
n Lodge No. I. \. +. and \. VI
n tonight at 100 O'Clock. Member
&u& Of Gray Lodge No. 800 aud SO
.A forming brt threu ilvitpd to hc
Il. eseri Jacob g. Baldwin, W.
il; VIII y. Kidd, secretary.
ktated convocation Of Gray lodge. 800. to-
Hbt At 5 O'Clock Members Of Holland
va No. / and soiOurning brethren are
6dlslly invited TO attend.
NJ, S. Clark. W. NJ
j r.. Cade. Secretary.
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED

vst. - Board aud Lodging With prl
.allily swear Old. VOL hehafcd hq
Cir. Npu'sa' Niit"pi dfM''e..
11a 9s1i sOecs 81 cost at De lerIttG {.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

TYpEWRITERS-C reglstcrs, scales,
sewing machines, gasoline stoves, ETC.,
repaired. Old phone 27oS Articles will
be called for. Robert Noigt s. Son. 10
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HATS-No matter how damaged. removal.
Z ed; nail orders solicited Houston HIT
aCo., 90 Congress. II
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PARTIES making changes on the drst OF
year ia the management of their proper
ty--Giyc Binz * Settegast trial; they
loan money, buy aud sell real estate.
Room 2l3, Blnz building, phnne, new, 81.
ola TO7 N
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IDLE capitalfinds the channeIof
Il trade through Post Want Ads
SITUATIONS - MALE.

SITUATION wanted by colorcd girl as
cook: would like to stay on place; no
washing nr ironing In small family Can
lpi0 Prairie. q