The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 27, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 25, 1911 Page: 14 of 16

                                
SPECIAL NOTICES.
xiU Of aVALK OF EKAL KSTAT1 UKDEB
DKKD OF TRUST.
mt Tatxatav Oouty of Hairt.
fi.
t ft twp6rm lDCorTjrtd nDfl hihib
mm try vmue or ids iaw u
teM Its AoBiril la tbw clt of Uoi.
3tmi oovntT. Tesan. did oa th 2Mb day
imt. A. D. lMtt. coarar to th Biim
wt OoaBprnny. TrvtM. )no a corporation ta-
wvontod aikW the lawa of tb Stat of Tvxaa.
ita Its ynuclla Id tb city of Hmwma. Ha trig
mmtj. TrxaA ibe follow in: drornbMl urcny
tMtf 11 tu and belnf in the muty of Ham
d dtj of lioastao. Stat of Teiu dwcrlbed aa
Dawa to-wlt:
AD of block X cnaatatinc of lota 1 to 12 1-
laalya; aim lota 4. 5. ft. T S aal . In N1 43.
4 alao low 4. o. ft. 7. R and y in hhx-k -M ta
Noto addition to th? city of Houston Har-
rm wmnty. Texaa. a Ph"n ty th mip awl plat
o aald city and rttuattMi on th north il of
Saffato haroo. Mock .No 42 bcinf th block upon
waiC la aw altuatrd 1b mannfactuntif tant of
taa aaid Ed H. HarrWl l.umlM-r r'wnpany. and
tao ataor two aoe-baif hincka mb-f .avfrih-1
tolnff naar tboreto ami od la roonrctio ibwr-
artta. larlodl&x all hbptottiwou of pvry naaa
mad aarartor altpated up awy of th ah-v d-
aaillwd lands larlndlcc all nvrbirwrr. t.sola. ap-
ftalpmrnt and rTfrrt&.ni m rmr
d In roasortiAD th-Tfwitl. ami In tb
i taproot. ii.-iO'ltna: boiler plan.
awa eaUta bItlnc. abafttut;. truck aod vry-
Bhtag 1 formlDc in part or parcel f mid
BaAAu fact urine plant and u--J Id connection with
taa oparatloD th"?. wtw-tbtr hnla poctncallj
- ftoacrlbd or df-vurnatesl or &o(.
ta trust. bowM for Lb iirpoa or aacorlnc
fho pajtBt of flftv iWi hria tannM f'T aid
Kd H. Uarrrll LumSer Ornnany. a.-ordinr t)
tDor and erxt. ail latrt xpire-
w 1. 180. maturina Spc mhrr 1 19M. and
aajca betnc fr thf suai of e tbuvo.!
ftnllan Salt! 1odJ all tear tDtrv-i (rom due
tha rat f in p.-r rLt it amuia in-
ftaaaat payabJ n:: ar:irs;;T -n th fi-t dr "f
' ltairh and So pi ?mVr o' eaoti jrar dnrita th
.fa of aald Nmd? an-1 artrbJ f.ret an "Ui-o
. ajaftaa of aaid Kti H Hanrt l umber (Vmjir.v for
Vba euia of tb1rTT-Sn ' rvpr-nt n r
fMail-aanaal fnT-rw-i iv-Lirh w"i mttn-' mI-1
aaid pnurioi) b.nc tximlx rvi o: l to
(ltt Inchis'T-. odd uu;nb-"n-i i:pon f a 1 1 1 r
q on Mnn-h 1 and th- nirrtwr.! -pi'irt
Sptml-rr 1 n' ecb ar dunu tli ' f" if
aald bomlr. AT uf a;.l tnd and )tpt r-a-Dona
ar parat'' t. N-iirr at Xb -.f il
i Baakn Tr-J; I'.'Tjunv llMist-n. Harr! njlr.
Wxaa. F--l. d Nnd' fnrth-r pr !
aaat due lntr-T i 1! har irit.rt fr-rn
 aaaturltj t.rr-f uit" in . r tht- rt i or
rat per antiuru. la" i.! ir? t- ia sn or
awiy Inats.mt-l: r.f i;i!eni ibrir-'a -n i-
ptaall at ib iv"-v-r of ly ito" l.r arr n.d
ayrigg of hood matiir- all h n is f Raid a-n-'-
l and that if Mine 1 par-1 iD ih hif'. of aa
attnrtH-T for i i V.r .ia;tir t tr If -'
tod b lecai prnrdiiie. to tlth p" rnt
ddttloDal prior p: and iDtrmst aball b
. addd a roli-'ion f. ad.
XlKTa aM d-i ' trrrst pr.de th-t
abontd any of b--nda any ot Mid lnrrent
roapoi
not r ram wnn awl mwt fl--
fault ahall s
-
tb i bildr
. JHar th h.ii
armliairlt pii
and
of a :naor1tv ..f
jt th-;r fk-tu-B
man - and Itn
T'l vtm ahall
la ta nam
i-;-d (ap "f
' imm-J'iif
r U'Ii tW-!'-r of
-iis'if. a 1' Mid
lo lap -f
la
. manner a.- If il-t had a''
tiartf: a"! t ia ? i;- r.-
c!torton t. at N" p-
. aaid iDd-Mr-insa or (-v sa -! i
lidbtetl"- had fnVt ora-'
' ttr: ar-' t i n - - -v.:
b- th
datT of 1t rmsi mrf
r M . - :1-
- of a injt-r -.'id K
tb abov rts rioed Ian
m. i nI of mat
.!! - ft:.- h 'Mt
!mproTptnnt. t'"..
a- ma j s.-m
purp-ia of payinc aald
to its taor and f-
- 1 tb trut tij
' nd'btrti''s. ar :-dics
ft an.'.
Wnrji(i fiid FJ P Flarr! inrntwr rotnpanr'
has mad 'hj't 'a thf 7annt of tt aniT-
aannai iuTpi-r d'i K;d f-ni to Marh 1.
1911. eridn--i .v 'xppaa V 3 abon rfwrd
to and an-'h dai.' h u iitd f v a lonjr-r p
riod than ;:.'.r. .a' anl.
Whopaa. tt h"'dr of a majority of
tond hT .--..'. . tii wboi lwtii
ntatur ar.d fri:" .;ar-T m.; nr;ii utnle-
tb ifnns ' ? ' 1 d d t-"t an 1 fcs r'
anmd a;-' tri-io. t-i p-.v- j-. wi th
ahoT c"r-! p""i" "tr ir i i-ak arp"ati.-n
of the jt - .Ttd-t n aM of
trost. wti'1 i' m" i:it' -;T.n! ! r-olAd In tb
aaorura Ct r ' i a rrw -untt. Ti a. ;-
nae M. p: ..v- . . wM.-ii said dd
t tnut ar.d ii r--ord tllrr"f. rfrnr Is
Int mad.
Now. i Uprf !'. Bnkrs Trnut CompaBT
 tntat b.T v -t-i -f th pow.-r rt"1 In It andr
aald dd " T-n:. W .fT f...r m! and ll
aid pr"prT. a!' d"-T '-i in hnli and aa an
antirptr t' t:i t irr.-M t- v: r for i-sn at pnblir
awetioo r-n t:- :.i da . of Mar. a I. lull.
baa ox th firt T : m .ii ald month. btwen
tha boora of I" a m. .:. ; 4 k on said clay at
tb conn ho'' d-or ' H.in roanty. Teiaa. all
taa right-1. t:t rA :ntrt f Mid Ed H Bar-
aril Limit'' r ( .-rj;acy ;o zt to aald property
bora drlri-i
la w1tn F.'ifr f. Bnrkrt Trnat Cona-
paay. trutf. Ua- '-ar-d tLi iwi-? to b -aatod
by its i ; orti r. tiinructo duly aa-
?fcoriad. an 1 :w T-ra:. : Ue.tto affixed.
tbi 10th day of Apr A P :911.
BvNKl.LS lei ST tViVPaVT.
I Seai.T B J. R.c. rrevtdent.
Att"' C. M an. Scrftary.
:OF Ori-AIMKIt r'KMGUT KOR r'pAJD
FRKir.HT AND nTHER CHAROES.
Too Txaa and N-w Or gans Ra Iroad Cora
aany tarb c t. that jn the .Ttb daT
ca April 111 i. b-twrn 10 ajd 11 a. in. It
will aril on its l T rty trark Dar B-nn
Point. Id lb- dty of !iou:oa. Harris ouuatT
Tka at pni:ic outcry i . thr h!li-t and
beat bidder f- r ra-t a -'ar of Buik i'a.hac
6. F. R. L. 3"7T. : r t: purp-t of satisfy In-
cbanr du a-d "r.: iry asaimt tb bip-
aont and o-t t - .
Said property h : - n conTyed by aald
company a a rv'- .i a-r;- and LaTlnc r
aaatnod at lu dt-: LaUon unclaimed wtthoot
payment of rharcea for toe priid of taie r
quired by .aw.
Notir i h'-!-y frr:ir t':ti tb ahor d-
arribeii jU; ta'T t s w.rr.a( nubi-t to rapid
ajtrioratiou i'i f. .t 1 d-'tay. winrca an
wrjc-m.-j- i ir.tuorit.ni tbi rompaay
to pro- .1 unr - i . r t a t n t r a : t hoiixi ng aa ie
if u!ist.abi' fr-.c " r; r Pt day" not).
Siupt"! r-"(i. ' ' . Taa. to CaritoQ A
Adamj. iu-i . u-. date SJ.Ju.
Tlile 81:. pom : l ira b 1a.u-d lv 1? iful
awnr an t.; ; ior da:- f if- by pay-
- BBfut of ' r.: at-p'i-'at.oQ to
Hous'on. Aprr .J.
-V K. lt-nT. Afot. W
PL RI . N i
tT T ut
f tb ST:
- tic ii ..i-r !
f atUL-kli. ! :
era K-
ofn. .- :
lorn ljnrrt-
' mm &I"ud .
auannal m- ;
( I bM .-:t t
iBMttedialelt :
i. Art and 4414 of baa-
X- i it t- K.ad Statutes
1 ana oT Its iiy law- no-
E li t..2i T jt nOTJ'jai Utftiil&
- Jr::.r.v Va.i-y aod Nortb-
. w... t-- utu at th K-a-
i . ...::. ;:j :v of lm-
ti-1 . i c ae. a: i J u tocii Uou.
tt- Ujt f f Mt inn. Tlie
Li. ; ; .-nr. .li.--.-u.rs tv.il
i .- on- " i.;; the Oli' diT.
a;:. 4..  -.ij 1.-IU uf lUr aforesaid
t I'T..
. Ilou-roa 1'ias. Aorfi 1. 19T1.
1 f Kotlre ia 1 r-:. . tn.it annnai mt-
J-: tac of lb ) td a.rrnr of ib
v Wtan rt :ud i ::: .ar. w "1 b b:d
th ofiiot- of tii. .i.:i4 . . B.dr .
' Hoaaton. Tun. M -tiit.'-. !it i. at
'-I' ll "clock - in-. p-l.-t1na
 - diWCtor and ' .r-r- : tt. fL;hi y-ar aod
"- for tbe tr&sat. t.n n tr-r tuilDn aa
aaar irAll;-- t-.-u i-'' - :.. l.
; Bt order of tb iar ' .f - : rs
.Vf f-M .Mai Krr-rt. S-ortary-
l-v-' BALE OF RFFT SFn a:! -.-v imo. frirjt;
"H poo.!a may inp- t'd ! .-(.-re pur.-liasL
- Xaa Kan Ant'-nio an i rnL- -. Pas ia.inad
."';-' ftoaapany will pell at uublr tion - th b;rh-
tt aiukr at to.' lu! ..:t na.i.. I.amar
t PL aud Hutcl.ln. H.-n'T -l. : i is. h i .t
'.' refused and trn"laini-i fr.-:it -f i: j.
. k ftrrlptlon. Tbi- Mit wi.J at.tr- at 1' h. n. Ta-
- tlay. May SL 191 1. and o..0lD-j -L-.t.l a!i fr-tit
. la anhL TLia h.t f rt..-ii to r . Wlil
r iaruUaod tu apT!iation to tfr. J p iii:sB
tV gtaliua ecfut. llmutoo. T- iaa ..-atu- J. W
; Terry auditor. 5 T
- i r . .. .. - .
tWFlCK Or? THE 8LCICETABY Ii3b;c no-"-'
tJe la hereby rleo to tb t-kbo:d-r and
; r ftirtetora of tue Hearne and Brt a t Ra.l
v''-VfMd Ooanpany tlaat tbe a.iuoai me-MiLifi '.f aaid
a)tockblder and direxttjr will b? h-Id at th
f aaaral ofBcra of tbe company in th e.ty nf
uaftrne lexan. mmj i. ivii. ai i o ci-:k p. m
to transact soch bvalneaa aa ball coma twtoi
W. I . renruaon sex ret try.
KOTrCE To tbe Public: Tbi Is to s;!Te no
tkat tne i.xas Poultry Joamal lrt-d by
' T. C- Laraeinc:. this city bas n-'t or D.-v.-r has
i any connecnoo antn me outn irxas Ftxii-
and It Stock aaaocla t ion . aiid t ha t 1 3
ciatloa arm not be bid repuf!!.
- for any or n transact oas. i?ijrtit ur. Wtn.
; M- Joaea. prealdefit; W. 1. Llchtbonae scre
j tary. 25
TAKS KOT1CK. will you that Jack Bui lard
Is a kaajrar connected with or auiburixed to
jaBaeeaoat tbe ftoatarn Srreen Factory. J5
WANTED TO BUY.
BIOBESl aak ptleca md for acra iraa
ol. bran eoppw. auk norn. sUe.
b4 all kinds of ferak: eracur thlpmnti i
A 4TU'DEB 40-hmc pom aotnnobtl
' K- acts ud trmnmismloax doable chaU drive
v z ' nterred. or kuto equipped u above. Heicbts
. v; Ol. Waahloctoa im Phoa Tajluc
 ; WUX PAT $7 taa loadlac potat lor Iraaw-
. L : date blptrpl of MvefaJ can Ko. 1 ueolaerr
 ' Mat aerapa. Pitta FooBdrj. Sooth Honatoa. XI
' : WANTED Flrat-elaaa areproof aafa; atata
- - alaa. eondltion tMlxht and price ia trat letter.
Uairia-Badiie Hdw. Co.. Braaurta. Texaa. at
WANTKD TO BUY Second aaoo Haltaao ui
M ooda. Tbe oaet rnrnilar ue aw
. 7 aaa) m
r TraTi Bt. raooa neotoa
via gt Phooe
BIOHS8T cut arleaa paM tar ) aaat C
.CkKkiac. Call or aead poatal to KacaUaa Baak..
: ? UieH EOT PRICES PAID far old avid aad all-
. '' kr Bxpert tcaralrr and vatcb naalnasv lak-
Uriai JewelTT Co.. V atllaai Bt. tl
1 WANTED To bur good caak refiater; awat
ta faod order: write price and deaalptham. W.
"' A. Tarbranb. MadiaoaTlUa. Texaa. S
IMliirMKK Oaa prle tor batter rat ki
arara tb klkbear Write u latereetad.
. ad llmaiiia uaaaMrr -jo.
' ' mOHBBT PUCES paid tor cut off ara'l
ckMbkai and abaaa.. MandeL. T03 Pteatoa Are.
7 Paaatoa S7a. 2S
WAJfTKD BMaadabd Cs
eat ab Jkiiait c lack.
-band Grdr rncabator and a
oau vtaaaiaeTioa
Aaa
IY SUMMER RATESo into effect
May 1st. You can purchase a
complete course (unlimited scholarship)
for $37.50.
Each Bammer I give "pedal rates.
I do this as an inducement to th. boys and girls of the pub-
lic schools to Uke a course during the summtr months.
The rate however is open to any who wish to avail them-
selves of it.
The same course of instruction same teachers same excel-
lent advantages and same number of hours daily. The only dif-
ference is the 12. 50 to $20 which you eave on your tuition.
I shall he glad to explain fully to you.
I ....... J
Rusk
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT -Special Rales (or Summer
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED.
AT ONCF. 10f ROWBOATS. SAILBOATS
AND SETFRA1. I.ArNCHKS FOR CSK AT
SYLVAN BKACH.
APPI.T
STI VAN CO..
inn 5 CARTFR BLPG .
HOI STN. TEXAS. tf
WT BlV. pell and repair new and second-
hand furniture cnaollne atoTa. etc. Rltcbia
r jrnftur Co . 1 VT Wasbioctoo Are. Pbono
f'r-atoa I'l
W ANTr.D 1 aecookl band baccles; mast bo
cheap f"t oaab. Pb- lYeston 914 Teiaa
ATf Irtok Auto Tl and Bicjrcle Wort a. 4
BUSINESS PROPOSITIONS.
Merchndln? GroceHa. Drugs Etc.
FOR HALF - Mr crncery tor on Telepbooa
r-ad. doina a ro1 bsmioesii; lea1na tn city
It rjd. ra-ou for l!ln Tail pb'n Preston
.1.Jo .!(- djt Imkd piace. cood houe. water
barns; will b"sld cheap- N A. Klrby. 1
Hote'ft Restdiuranta fcoardlng Housac
For SALF. or xrbanr for cntr laad at a
rasonabi market tb !u. on foundry now In
di!r ooratln. mabtaery all new; for aalo.
ouo can'-tt Rv-'rul hrl saw mill with planar
and all atta-htu-ntv erwhlnr rrd as new:
can ). tbia mouiiierr ar a harcaln. Tbre lota
at Rowlrn. it awld tbla welt. will aacrtftce.
Small cottaae in tl -usTon Hiilit9. 2 brocka from
car lin. $ l ono . mall casd pa.rment. balance
Use rent. Thjrt pen -room rortnuajt house near
T-rmlnal deot ooiv tKW. Twroiy-mom flat on
one floor lease. Si 000. Roomlnc and boardlnar
bouses anv Rixe. any price. L B. Clark room 5.
thlnl floor Ktam Bldjt- Pbon rreaton 1930.
QUANAH TEXAS
22-room botl at Qnanab. Tafl for rent May
1. population MOO. 3 railroads tba beat little
cttT tn tb lower Panhandle. Sv W. T. Dickey
tb owner at ow-e. 40.1 Paul Bid. . Hooston.
1-raa tf
HOTEL ON GALVESTON BEACH BOULE-
VARD FOR SALE Two ttnat and best equipped
hotel front in on B-acb a.iulTard ; 40 rooma.
c f and buffet ; now tn operation ; pays ine
p"flt; rvaaoaable prk-e and trms; owner lea? inx
city. Addre Hot! tbla office. 27
FOR SALE Kumlhin and rood will of a
14-room l-uardlnjc b-m . cloa in and full np:
c!ars ntr H ier month: rnt $75 per month:
( ri'-e 1 1 rash or S caah. balaxx e payable
atallmnt of 90 dara each. C. W. CUno. P.
0 boi ib4. Preston 6815. tf
FOR SALE Famish 1 ors and rood will of a
2A-room (xiardinsi and r'Knina bouse centrally
locstM and a mone maAer. C. V. Ctlne. P. O.
Br Vp4 Preston Vi.r.. tf
FOR SALE A bargain boardlnr and roomlnf
b"Uae. ''ntrally locatJ; will aacriflce for quick
SAie: bar other bualneas and must lear city.
1106 McKinneT At 27
FOR SALE Hotai cootatnlnr 40 rnocna: can
b houarbt ..n time. 3 Tar' leae. C. W. Cline
Prestua WIS. P O. Boi M tf
FOIi SALE Roomlnf bonse. one of tbe beat
locations Id city for transient trade. Address
1 .Wt. thia offr e. 28
FOR SALE Furniture of ivroon rooming
bonse J7a.. low rnt. one location. Addreaa
4tS4. thi office. 1
FOR SALE "Our Special." a great chicken
feed. O. Jackson A. Co.. Grain Dealers. 5-10
PA Yl M- n-omtna- bouse. het locadoa la tbo
citr. furuitnre ail new. 1013 Walker Ae. 1
RESTAURANT for sale; a barrala; leaTlnr
city. 131b Conrreas Art. 20
MIsccllanaouB.
T FT AVE SOLD MT FARM and reserred my
syn.-p m.tk'nr plant couftiatlng of tjie follow lnc
ma'-bln" r In first c I aaa condition:
1 M ro!l can mill rolls 16x20 tncnea
wicht 40.4X-. potnwls
2 Ccok' oypor eraporatort. 54 Inches wlda
20 fet lone.
1 At la f-nflne. side crank. 10x1 lacbea.
1 stationary tubular boiler 42 lnctiea by 10
fet
1 want to s-Il this plant with or without tba
r.rfn and b.d'er: I will tak 13 cash balanca
In vTntn. ootrior time to suit purchaser.
Tut? macli:n-ry Is as rood as new and la tbe
Fame on trbtrb I bnT built anb a reputation
as a arrir. maker. W. O. Stamps R. F. D. 4
(jilmer. Tuas. 27
DUNN'S IvOAN OFnCB
FOR SALE.
ELI HARNED. ADMINISTRATOR.
FRANK DUNN ESTATE.
BHRRINGER-H0RT0N CO
SPRING WOOLENS NOW ON DISPLAY.
M ervha n t Ta 1 jors and Sblrtmakers
"TO MEN WHO CARE."
Wear clothes made for you. Tbey eoat do
more than the other kind and yon know they
are better. tf
SALOON AND LUNCH STAND
Best on Congress Street
Flitttres. stork and leasehold for sale on easy
terms: party leavmi; the 'ity; this Is a money-
maker. INTERSTATE REALTY AND IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY
211 Temple Bids. tf
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for active man
with common sn nd $10 00 in cash to pro-
eare controlling inter at iu wWI estsbliabed re-
munerative business t 1 liie in HtMtston. one
which will bsar .-iuka.at Investigation. If yoe
are prepared to tak advantage of tbls and mean
b-jslnesa. addreaa to own. r fur full .nformatiet..
I3n. this office. 2T
WAFTED Party te pn& p rj!ldlnc on 10-
rear lease total coat of bathling sad laad
U00; lease for first five years $u5o. next five
vrara 91080: good Investment for one leirlnf
giit-adge tessanL Address 134ow. tbla office g
CRKAME&T AND ICE PLANT- Best proposi-
tion la Texaa; will lease or sell plsnt in opera -tkm
awW. Andrews V. R. Hood WaUla. Texaa.
27
taw ka atmrt aaaat aeodtable boalaeaa ta Beoa- I
Sav toMUi WHS. MtlS. Skki aCaoa. t '
Ui; DAILY
Vict Prtsidnt
Ave. near corner Fannin St.
HOUSTON. TEXAS.
BUSINESS PROPOSITIONS.
Mlscellansous.
K. C. POOL TABLES
TWra la fiod aaotaer ta
by not tnrrtljrat. Cash
X16 Lery Bldf PI
pool baataeai
it Unu.
Pboue Prestoo 2754.
The Houston Specially Co.
FOR 9ALE Tbe be.t smal! wbolaale ramber
company In Texaa. located ansa 11 town amaj I
eipensa: haT fxriusit sale of over TO cars per
month; a live rinn eootn. Incorporated and
tn first clasa at an din good credit . doing fine
boslnesa. bat owner ha other tntervsta that aro
damandlna; bis stteutioo: very fine propria! ttosw
for younc mn to tak hold of: can step rijht
Into a fin paytnjc bncdneas: will reoilre about
$10600 to close trade If yoo haven't tha cab
or Terr fine cullatiial. don't writs. Tbe first
man that has th money and means business will
buy on investigation. Address 1944. this office.
WYLDON.
Tna Best New Town la Texas.
Trat a sarrtc was established April IT; food
opnlnjrs for tbe buslnss man: Ana chances for
tha iBTtor: rood school sod ebnrcbes and the
finest farm lands In the State" will ship 6000
bales of cotton ei-h season and other products
In proportion: liberal commission to aajeata. Writs
for descriptive literature.
EAST TEXAS DEVELOPMENT CO.
Wvldoo. Texas. 27
FINE BUSINESS PROPOSITION Experienced
and solid colonisation firm wish en to take up
an active or silent partnar with about $5000;
enormous profits aarored without speculation.
Address 15b6. this office. 5-1
FOR SALE Mest market completely fur-
nished doing a good business from $1300 to
$22in per month m-wtly cash: will aell cheap
on account of bad health. Apply 1006 Uogan
St.. Houston. Teiaa. 1
FOR SALE 1 Murray fta. 70 saws; 1 Eaxls
fin. 70 saws; used only one season ; apparent ly
new; also 1 larre blower; a bargain to tba oaa
who needs the above. Write to A. S. Lanre
LoreauTiHe. 1. 5-5
FR SALE 1 fi stand fin outfit complete.
good as new. boll weevil reason for selling. For
fiirt her pa rtlcniara aac ly to J no. F. Irrine
Bayou Sara La.
WANTED Monday moralng. a food hustler to
handle tbe cinch tire repair nta. Ask tor Ur.
WW mors at Globe Hotel.
20
FOR SALE Half Interest In wil paying
pool and billiard ball; $500 will handle. Box
Baumont. Texas. 2
BARGAIN' Small candy manafactory mak-
lnr moneT; will learn yon tba boalaeaa. Ad-
dress 13S&. this office. 27
DRUGGIST with $2500 to buy half Interest tn
$11 0U0 drug business: no joke; Investigate. Ad-
dress 1MW5. this office. 29
FOR SALE Well tabilsnd business on Main
street suitable for lady; easy terms. Inquire
03 Main. 27
FINANCIAL PROPOSITIONS
GUARANTEED R PER CENT TNVEBTMENT.
We hare for sal for immediate acceptance
flrt mortrasre cold bonds hearliut A per cent
interest paTsble on or bfore flv years on the
Sun Antonio and San J e Interurhan Railway
r mpiDf. Tb road I In operation now and
erniuc dlTldnd. Interest and principal guar-
anteed br this bank.
BANK OF SAN JOSE Unincorporated
San Jose. Teias-
J. Otis PaniKh. Cashier. H
PINK DIVIDEND PAYER Can deliver imme-
dKttdy 51 per cent of fully paid stock of a
hundred thousand dollar corporation. Will con-
trol of fir uf president and general manarer
$tjo0u per year salary. Properly managed should
easily pay S5 per cent dividends on stock. Full
Investigation will prove satisfactory to able and
sincere investor. Corporation baa high standing
csn fire first-class references. Can furnish
complete statement to sn earnest prospective
Investor. Wad B. Leonard 418 N. Texas Bldr.
Dallas. Teiaa. 28
TO INVESTORS I hare sold the notes adver-
tised but 1 have now on band an 8 per cent
note $4ou: a note of $1100 3 years. 8 per cent;
a thort time note $542; will sell to allow pur-
chaser 20 per cent per annum; see me; title ab-
solute and safety guaranteed. Chan. R. M linger
&ot Klsm's. 2
DRAKE'S EAST MONEY
I advanced aa la tied people without security ex
tortion or oecepuou. tawen raiee in ine state.
Ask the boys where the best place la; tbey will
all say
505 PAUL BLDG. tl
$3000 to $5000 Wanted
As security will offer first deeds of trust on
Harris county property Worth sVveral times tbe
amount wanted; pay good Interest or brokerag.
Addreaa 444. tbla orBce. 25
FARM LOANS FARM LOANS.
Money to loan on Improved and partially tm-
?-oved farms and p.MOtatlona tn Southeast
exos. In soma of $1500 and op for 8 years or
Br at 8 per cent. No other proposition con-
Rldrred. W. F. Ca roth era. 008 First Nations
Bark Bldf- 4-30
WANTED To loan $40000 on Houston Im-
proved business property fi per cent; any amount
Houston residence property 8 per cent; acreage
loans and vendor's lien notes negotiated: can
furnish money without delay when security la
satisfactory. W. B. Franklin. 012 Congress.
ITeetoo 638.
1 HAVE 130.000 to teaa at T Der
tealda ptoperr. Ta loaa. ur pert of 150.00a
at per rent- Loaaa aecotlated (or aaj enuaat
oa eltj aad aereaca jaropartjr; Taadore Ilea aotet
rtrat WaHonal Baak Bkkr tt
FOB QUICK MONST mm torBltara aad koaaa-
koid rood without rraweal aee aa. gelartea
poocht: bo delar; pariaeBta eaar. Taxaa uoaa
Co.. 913 Trsr-i St.. Hoaataa. Tuu Pkoa.
182. tt
TO LOAN Bare awoer ta loan oo ettr prep-
ertr. alao will ear r-odor Ilea ootee: local
oaer. oo delar. J otto 8. lioorrr. E12 Paol Bldi
Hone S403. tt
MONET LOANED ON WELL LOCATED
HOUSTON PROPERTY. NO DELAY. ED. S.
PBKLPB. ATTOKNBI. COMMERCIAL SANK
BLDO. tt
I OFFER to aell mechanle and first Men
aotaa. rood latereat. beat eecurttj. C. R. Mor-
rU. 14 aod 16 Klam Bldg. Pbooe Preatoa lCT.
S FEB CENT MONEY to loaa oa lmprored
farm and ranchea. Eawota H. Aagler. 423-4
klaaoo Bld(. Pbooe Preaton T688. S-7
S1000 TO f'JU.OOO tl PER CENT monrj to loan
on city propertj. T. 1. Collin.. 10181 Conrreu
Are. Phone Preaton 2804. 6-18
I OFFER 3000 note. 8 reara. 8 per cent In-
tercet cltr property perfect title. GOT Kiam'n.
Phone Km. Mniuier. 1
820.000 TO LOAN on Hoaatoa Ins Me realty:
no rommiaeloo charred- Addreaa 13620. tbi.
office. 25
PROFESSIONAL.
M'CANE'S DBTEOTmi
AOENCY Hoaatoa.
Texaa. operate with tbe kaeet coaplete corp.
mt detsctirea (or corpora tWwl aad UdlTiduala.
Fall reporta readared. tf
a.
rtR BOKLICT. aneeiallet. hay aMeed a Wli
Mala etreet- Prl.ata aad chraole dlaeaaaa. if
BEAT) POST WAST ADS.
X' poA .Ui -
MaalaVMMaaMaaaabakaaaa eaiteaaoj1Wk ; 
r.unu-l KESSLER-IN CHARGE THE -BAR; J MEETING nuY.EXPoaT.CLEAN.Eiui .m-
SrrW With Bare) Saao w I
ByMrs.JantiMcKtnxitHUL Editor
th Boston Cooking ScMoot Afgmim
Here U a new way to mak. appl.
Samplings that will sorely pleaaeerery
booae wile for it ia aot aeceeaary to
hare whole apples and the j mice cannot
run oat and barn as with apple dump-
lings where tbe apple is placed in the
renter and the dough turned np around
it. Tbe tiiscnit part forms a crispy
ibell that holds the spples and juice.
B C AaaJa Di
One and one-half cuts sifted flour;
tetspoonful salt; 3 level tenspoonfuls
K C Baking Powder; cup shorten-
ing; about cup milk; apples.
Fill the cops of a buttered muffin pta
with pared and sliced apples tprinklt
with salt and torn two or three table-
spoonfuls of water into each cnp. Sift
together three times the floor salt and
baking powder; work in the shortening
and mix to a soft dough with the milk.
Drop the dongh from a spoon with the
apples in the cups giving it a smooth ex-
terior. Let bake about twenty-five min-
utes. Invert the pan on a large serving-
dish. Put a spoonful of hard sance above
the apple in each dumpling and finish
with a grating; of nutmeg.
This la only oee at the many rjf-w eWicious .nd
appctixinr recipe contained in tbe K C Cook's
Book which mar be obtained iw br arndins
the colored certificate packed in tnij 25eat
can of K C BaJrinc Powder to tbe Jaquks Mro.
Co.. Cbicaro. Be aure to ret the 23-ceat aiie
mailer cans do not contala Cook's Book cer
tincates.
IaFrauCe
IS
In the Spring
A woman's fancy
turns to thoughts
of dainty shoes.
Something modah
chic and charm-
ing fitting (oil for
stylish frocks.
La France Style 5702
Blocker Oxford
coats in Para mo not
Patent Kid. Cua Met-
al sad Rossis CaM.
Proper sad popular.
BUCKLEY SHOE CO.
1009 Preatoa Ave Hoaatoa
BIDS AND PROroSaALS.
NOTICE OF BIDS Office of State Purchas-
ing Agent. Austin. Texas April 8. 1011. No-
tice Is hereby eireo to all parties Interested
that sealed proposals will be received by the
UDderaiimed at Austin. Texas until 10 a. m.
Tuesda. May tbe iftb 1911. and then opened
for furnlsbinK beef to the North Texaa hosfiital
for the insane located at Terrell Texas fur
a period beginning May 12 lUll and ending
August 31 1911. Estimated amount needed
2 1 u WOO pounds. A good and sufficient bond or
certified check in tbe sum uf (2500 will be re-
quired to accompany each bid or proposal or
same will not be considered; check preferred.
For full particulars and specifications address
ist office in Austin. Texas. John G. ale Kay
State Purchasing Agent 5-8
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pro-
possls for moving wsrenouse c or tbe Whar-
ton County Warehouse Co. will be received at
the office of the company tn El Campo Texas
until 1 p. m. Monday. May 1. 1UU. Tbe balld-
liir In question Is a frame warehouse 360 feet
luag. &0 fet wide. 16 feet to tbe eaves sitting
on posts. Approximate distance nuiiaing is to
be uiuveo wv apecincauona may ne pro
cured st the offlc-e of the companj. Tbe right
Is reserved to reject any and all bids. Wharton
County Warehouse Co.. William ISaan. presi-
dent. 28
WHEN TOC WANT BID8 on machinery or
supplies for shop factory mine mill or rm
foundry or machine work bul Iding or roofing
ma ttrta L shee t me tai work cement or Con-
or tc work good roads machinery or structural
Iron and steel for bridges bulklinga etc. writs
us stating what you want and our "Advance
Hheet" will give you the benefit of aa open mar-
ket and competliiTe prices; sample free. TBS
INDLdTKIAL KECORD. Dallas. 6-1
BIDS WANTED Sealed blda will be received
up to 12 o'clock noon Monday. May 15 111 for
1 cane crusher 2tado. to be erected at Harlem
State farm in Port Bend coonty Texaa and
1 pair of Independent cane engine driven. Send
specifications with bids. 1 reeerve the right
to rejet-t any and all bids. Bids to be opened
st the office of tbe prison commission In Hunta-
vllie Texas. May 15. 1911. Louis W. Tittle.
Prison Commissioner. fi-li
BIDS WANTED by trustees of Batson school
district No. 17 for school house. The building
Itt to be constructed equipped and ready for oc-
cupancy by iVpteniDer 1. Must be of wood ma-
terial and furnished modern. Plans can be seen
st the office of T. I. Moral ban. Batson Texas
or at office of the architect. Mr. Steinman
Beaumont. Texas. No bids received after April
& i. Address T. I. Monlhan. Batson. Texas. 26
BIDM aod proposals are wanted by the prison
commissioners of Texas tor repairs and machinery
for sugar bouses
for specifications and fall information addreaa
J. A. Palmer (Secretary Prison Comnaiaaion.
Hunt ti lie Texaa. 6-lf
NOTICE OF BIDS Sealed bids will be re-
eel red for supplying textile mscblnery for the
piison system. HuutKVille Texas May 22. 1911.
Fur specifications and all Information address
J. A. Palmer Secretary Prison Commission
Hunuvllle Tevas. - . 6-18
ATTORNEYS' DIRECTOR.
J. E. MELTON. lawyer aril and erlaUul
practice In all tn. court. Otnoe M0 Klaia aids
l'iioue Preatoa 2218. tt
JUU.N B.
82U4. Clnt
Texaa.
wipiirki -.. ... . i
National ' Bank Blda.. ttooatoa
klOMA i. MOO KB J. A. KBINOLDS
MOO RK REYNOLDS
U06-S-7 BcanUn Bids. Prealaa SoSL tl
O. T. HOLT.
Lewer.
1U Booth l.m Natloaal Baak. tl
. P. OT18 K. alAMltLaUI. '
Lawrera.
1 and 412 8canla Bids.. Hlaalua. tka. M
MA0O MINOR STBWAST. Lai
10. UAttra ruiu a lour btewart
HLklE S 11UMK.
Eaom. 417-418-41U irint N.ttonal Bank BM.
aUn.De .oiuuoa. K. u Barklcr. Vir
juil.!Hjr.. BAUt.i.r.1 as JOUMaOS.
ScaaUa Bldr. Pbon. Pre. to. idSS.
w. ir. CARoruKaa.
. Attomej.
Baosi "21 rirat National Bank Bite.
Taos. B. STONB.
Lawrer.
SO'' SOS lint National
MKNKTBE tOEh. Attorney at taw.
5a st. Pbpo. aai. oouieaeaJ.
SIT
a
I. JL r. OlLLASPlK-Attome at taw.
IS.
Vat as rata-
I. I. BRAJCGB Bote. U0
rakltaJa
1?
WOMEN.
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TQ2MX& CHIEF OP DETECTIVES
' OH THE JOB.
The Diriiioa of the Police Depart
ment Haa Beea Beorganized.
Hew Men Put On.
Mistff'
Wm. F. Kessler.
William F. Kessler Monday assumed
his new duties as chief of detectives of
Houston and with it came the announce-
ment from Chief Duff Voss of the addi-
tional members of that department
Charley Cain and Dave Robinson.
Charley Cain resigned as deputy under
8heriff Archie Anderson to Join the city
department and though a young man
ha had considerable experience as a
peace officer and was In the sheriff's
office four years. He has resided In
Houston for about 15 years coming here
from Kills county where he was born
when a lad of 14.
Dave Robinson has been connected with
the police department of the city for some
years first as patrolman and later aa
motocycle man and from which he was
advanced to detective service by Chief
Voss. He was one of the first motocycle
men put on duty and has worked with
nearly all of the cycle men during his
time in this department about two years.
Both of those jrcmng fellows are ex-
cellent officers and are ver; popular
among their fellow officers and a long
list of friends. Thev assumed their new
work yesterday with Sir. Kessler. and
were detailed together. Others of the
detective force and as they will do dutv
are: Connelly and Boone l'cyton and
Keed Bob Smith and Rencau.
It was stated by Chief Kessler that
some Improvements are tn be made In
the detective department and which will
asflst materially In keoplng In touch with
affairs about the city and In protec-
tion. HARDWARE MED'.
A Special Train Arrived Late Yes-
terday Afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon the delegates from
the East to the Southern Jobbers Hard-
warn) association at San Antonio April
it and 27. and members of the National
Manufacturers' association returned her
from Galveston having passed through
earlier in the day. and were met with a
band at the Grand Central station by
Adolph Boldt of the Chamber of Com-
merce and local hardware men.
The train was due here at 8:30 but was
several hours late and did not arrive un-
til about night.
There were 225 tn the party. Including
a number of ladles traveling In a spe-
cial train. No entertainment features
were planned as the visitors had only a
short time to stay and wished to put In
what time they had in visiting the local
hardware dealers. A drive over the city
was planned for the ladles of the panv
but owing to their late arrival the ride
was not taken but tickets were distribut-
ed to all In the party for the performance
at the Majestic theater -which the most
of the visitors attended.
HANDSOME NEW HOME.
Permit Issued Yesterday to A. S.
Cleveland.
A building permit for the erection of a
handsome residence and barn In Court-
landt Place was Issued by the city en-
gineer yesterday to A. S. Cleveland. Tha
buildings will cost approximately 15.00A.
Among the other permits Issued were
the following:
T. Ingrando store. Leeland avenue
8M.
T. R. Johnson four-room cottage
Genessee street $1000.
Edgewood Realty company sir-room
residence Tuam avenue 12000.
J J Settegast two four-room cottages
Paige street $1600.
George Brown Jr. one-story dwelling
Caroline street and Mcllhenny avenue
$1500.
Gus G. Heyne Beven-room bungalow
Austin street $2000.
Ed Hicks two-room box house Mont-
gomery road -$150.
"I had been given
up to die by three
of our best doctors
I could not stand it to be on my
feet and I was so swelled in the
abdomen I could hardly breathe.
But thanks to Dr. Miles' Heart
Remedy and Nervine I am able to
be about the streets a walking ad-
vertisement of the curative qual-
ities of your remedies although I
am 70 years old."
John R. Cochran
Jy:wistovn 111.
' Better than any statement we
could make regarding the value of
Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy
are these words of Mr. Cochran.
He speaks from experience the
highes: possible source of knowl-
edge. If you have tiny of the
signs of a weak hesrt such as
pain in the left shoulder or arm
fainting and hungry spells short-
ness of breath smothcing spells
fluttering rr palpitation of the heart
you need
Dri?Mi!es Heart Remedy
which for over twenty years has
been recognized as the best prepa-
ration of its kind to be had.
Sold under a guarantee assuring tha
return of the price of the first bottle If It
falls to bsnatli. AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
MILS MCOrCAL CO. Elkhart. I no.
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LOCAL ATT0BHET8 PAY TBTB-
TJTE TO HAlTBT.Elf.
Conrt Boom Draped Vfiti White
and Black Many life-Loaf
Friends 'Delivered Eulogies.
The largest number of local attorneys
ever assembled for one occasion gathered
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning la pursu-
ance to a call Issued by President fwls R.
Bryan of the Harris County Bar associa-
tion. In the Fifty-fifth district court room
to pay tribute to the memory of Judge
AVIlliam P. Hamblen by adopting resolu-
tions of respect.
The court room previous to the meet-
ing waa draped In crepe of black and
white. Karly yesterday morning Judge
Ktttrell procured the necessary material
for draping the bench and the judge's
chair and -with the assistance of Deputy
Clerk Schwelkart Mrs. Anderson from the
district clerk's office and Mrs. Simmons
stenographer of the Fifty-fifth district
court. th chair and bench were covered
first with white and then heavy black
crepe was arranged over both.
While the resolutions were being pre-
pared by a committee composed of Nor-
man G. Kittrell Sinclair Taliaferro. Pres-
ley K. Ewlng. J. M. Bam and J. 9. Mc-
Eachin. eulogies were delivered upon the
life of Judge Hamblen. Those who spoke
were James A. Baker Ira P. Jones Proa-
lev K. Ew-lnft C. R. Wharton John Klr-
llcks J. C. Hutrheson Joe M. Sam J. 8.
McEachin R. W. Franklin. J. C. Hutche-
son Jr.. John 8. Stewart K. R. 8 potts
W. S. Simmons. Thomas H. Stone and
Judge T. W. l'ord.
The lawyers in attendance upon the
meeting decided that all district courts
should adjourn until Wednesday morn-
ing out of respect for the deceased Jurist
and It was also decided that the attorneys
attend the funeral In a body assembling
at 2 o'clock at the court house for tha
purpose.
The resolutions adopted were as fol-
lows: In Memorlam William Paschal Hamblen.
The members of the bar of Harrjs coun-
ty In memorial meeting assembled do
liereby put In enduring form their esti-
mate of the personal and official worth
and fidelity of William Paschal Hamblen
late judge of the Fifty-fifth Judicial dis-
trict of Texas whose death haa caused
his friends and fellow rltlsens and espe-
cially his professional and official asao-
Vlutcs deep and sincere soitow.
Born April 21 1S34; died April It 1911.
comprises the Alpha and Omega of his
life and In all the years whion las- be-
tween amid the trials of orphanhood and
poverty and the hardships of a primitive
country and the struggles of a young law-
yer striving to gain professional foothold
at a bar composed of lawyers who were
leaders In their profession for nearly fifty
years an active practitioner at the bar
or as a representative of his people In
the hal's of legislation and for nearly
nine years a Judge of the district court
he bore himself as. became a man and
with -lean hands and an honest heart
met every obligation devolving upon him
as citizen lawyer. Judge husband and
father.
He was a man of strong convlcUons and
ai times apparently somewhat Intolerant
of contradiction and always fearless in x-
pressiou of his opinions but hosvever
much such expression may have antagon-
ized others no man ever Questioned the
Integrity of hla purpose or action.
As a judge h unfailingly did what he
conceived to be risht and no man can
Justly charge that he ever consciously or
Intentionally swerved from the most rigid
perpendicular of judicial impartiality and
official rectitude.
He possessed the confidence of his fel-
low citizens because he deserved It and
has left to his children and their chil-
dren the priceless heritage of the memory
of a life worthily lived along lofty levels.
He was a man of tender sympathy and
always readily responsive to the call of
those who sorrowed or were In need and
it Is known nf all men that out of the
kindness of his heart he cared for as his
ovn and brightened the lives and shaped
for nobler ends the characters of those
beyond the circle of his own family.
Though denied In his youth the advaji-
tafres of institutions of higher learning
he by his unaided efforts acquired famil-
iarity with the classics and higher mathe-
matics as well as with several foreign
languages and -what Is to the majority
of men a task most difficult was to him
a constant intellectual enjoyment.
He battled long against Insidious wear-
Ins: wasting disease but met the Inevit-
able summons sustained by an abiding
trust In the fundamentals of Christian
faith .instilled Into his mind by the
TMotlier Church to the tenets of which he
unsn ervingly and tenaciously held.
Your committee aaks that this humble
hut sincere tribute be recorded In trie
minutes of the court over which our de-
ceased brother presided and that a copy
of the same be presented to each of the
other ccurts of record in this county and
to the court of civil appeals of the First
supreme Judicial district with the request
that the same be spread upon the minutes
of those courts. '
Ve further recommend that the chair-
man of this meeting do appoint a suffi-
cient number of committees composed of
three members each to make the presen-
tation above suggested and that all courts
of this county do stand adjourned until
Wednesday April 26.
We further recommend that a copv of
this report dulv engrossed and attested by
the president and secretary of this meet
ing of the bar of Harris county be dellv- J
ered to the surviving widow of the dls- A
tlnajuished dead with assurance of our
sincere sympathy for her and all her
household In this the time of their great
sorrow.
THE ELECTRICAL EXHIBIT
Will Be Open to Public Thursday
Morning..
A visit to the Auditorium will Indicate
the Importance of the exhibit of electric
and gas appliances which will be opened
to the public Thursday morning when the
electrical and gas convention opens Its
annual session.
Carpenters and electricians have been
busy for several days erecting handsome
compartments and wiring them. All the
exhibits will be "alive" high power wires
having been strung In the Auditorium for
the purpose of hooking them onto the
exhibits.
It Is the expectation that this will be
the biggest convention of these lines ever
held in point of attendance while as to
the exhibit It will be the finest thing of
the kind ever attempted tn the South. "
The jolly Jovlans will be a distinct fea-
ture of the convention. It is the ex-
pectation that the town will be overrun
with little red devils. There will be a
rejuvenation and an Illuminated parade
during one of the nights of the stay of tha
visitors.
The business sessions will be Important
and. there will be an excellent social pro-
gram. Including a trip to the San Jacinto
battlefield.
PBOHTBinOHISTS BETTJBN.
Cone Johnson Will Take Stump on
May 15.
The Houston delegates to the prohibition-
rally at Waco last week returned
to Houston yesterday morning. Secre-
tary Tom Swope was enthusiastic over
the attendance stating that he had built
his hopes high but even at that was sur-
prised at the attendance and enthusiasm.
He was especially enthusiastic over the
address of Father Patrick J. Murphy who
during the course of his address stated
that fully 8000 Catholic priests In the
United States were for prohibition and
that It was a mistake that Catholics aa
a rule or the Catholic church are against
prohibition. '
While it was regretted that Cone John-
son was not in attendance he stated ha
was greatly gratified upon returning
home to find a letter from that gentle-
man tn which he stated that ne would
be ready to take the stump for 8tatewida
prohibition on May IS.
Thomas H. Ball State chairman for tha
Statewlders left last night for Tyler to
try a case in the Federal court there. In
this case Colonel Ball and Mr. Johnson
will be pitted against each other.
Hedge's Ice Oraatt st Denial's Pmarasaer.
Mrs fast Ca-Hu-Ws aalrs wttl sure.
tio&i low Existing is the
Bice Market.
.There U as Change tn the clean rice krlort
f ran the put week. There it a mora en. foot
to secure the exportation of k eooderSbU
quantity which amy serve to relieve tbe eon-
oitiona now existing if this 1. ccompUjjhed.
Rough caatinuea wry inactive and eoasioers-
ble taifference is manifest among buyer. The
teston at s whole has been unprofitable to
muleri. and they are not inclined to peculate.
On ffi ba of price obtainable for cfekn th.
basis pric for No. 1 Hoodttnw is about SS8
for. top akde. Japans are commanding some
better prices by reason of scarcity o( supply.
Houston Bioe Market
ROUGH.
Grade
Honduras
Pn " CLEAN.
Honduras
Per pound.
... 1 met SS
... a Mfta ee
Per poawL
e; litis
Itf01
Per pound.
Fancy beads
Straight.
Second heeds
Screenings .
Brewers ....
Ia
Fsnciea
Straights ..
Screenings .
1 UMtfl
" B Y-FRODlJCTSl
Rica polish
Rice bran .
Jtice hulls . 
rr ss
as as
a ss
Association Bice Beport
Following are the quotation of the Southern
Rlee Grower.' ssaociauooi
Honduras Isnan
Standard weight 49 lb. 1 Standard weight 43 Vat.
No. 1
.S TB
. a SS
. a as
. a is
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No. 1.
a
No S.
Ko. S.
No. 4.
No. S.
No. S.
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No. a....
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No.
t-a ts
. a cs
. a as
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1 as
No. S.
.11 as
Tha above nricea are baaed on types made
from Southwestern Louisiana and East Texas
rice. For each pound over standard weight
B cents is added and for each pound less thso
standard weight S cents per pound is deducted.
All rice sold on in tn rule milling value. Proper
allowange made for defective trade.; Ukewiee
for exceptionally flinty white and fancy grades
' of which is taken into consideration.
New Orleans Bice Market
NEW ORLEANS April 24. Therlce mar-
ket was itcady today with a food demand for
rough rice. Receipt. 128T rough and BS4
mi lie re. Sales 1S74 clean Honduras at l.SSt?
S.SS; SS11 clean Honduras at 1HQSH and
TS4 Japan it ISIS.
Clean rice Honduras:
Eesd a 04V.
Straights 3HS
Screening.
No. a
Market easy.
Japan
Head
Straights S H
Screenings ... lttl4
No. a 11i
Market steady t
Rough rice Honduras steady at 1 BSC 2.73
per barrel of 1SS poundt with actual sales at
1.80 1& STB.
Rice polish 21.SSaS.SS per ton according
to analysis.
Rice bran lB.00fflS.SS per ton.
HOUSTON MARKET POINTS
Brisk Business Followed Holiday
Period California Havel Oranges
Growing Scarce and Higher.
The first day of tbe week opened with s
brisk business along Produce Row. the street
S resenting k lively scene in contrast with tbe
eserted appearance of the holiday Fridayt the
half holiday Saturday and the Sunday holiday.
Both the city and country trade figured in the
rush yesterday.
Receipts of oranges were moderately heavy
with the market steadily advancing on Carl- ...
fomis stuff. Very few navels are left now
and it is k short time till seedlings will be
purchased. Prices were quoted yesterday st ' .
a.TB to S 23 per box.
Prices on the best hananas are high remain- V
ing at S and SVfcc There ts s strong demand.
The lemon market haa advanced 96c the past
week and a further raise is expected this :
week. Owing to the fact that local dealers haver
on hand large stocks of lemons bought at :
chekper prices. Houston quotations have not
yet been raised and are still selling at 4. OS
per box. . '
Another car of Florida tomatoes arrived Sat- 
urdky the last to be received this season.
Prices have become so hirh and the stock so
scarce that it is doubtful if further shipments
will be brought in. J
Egg receipts were light end prices are stiff
st 14c. A few chickens arrived mostly hens t
with no change in prices or in the situation in
general which amounts to k general scarcity. '
Another shipment of geese arrived Monday
morning making the second large shipment re- I
cently.
The Co-operative company had receipts of
chickens eggs and geese.
Gus Japliet received shipments of bananas
andpotatoes.
The Desel Boettcher company had receipts of
oranges bananas lemons Florida tomatoes and
grapefruit '.
Dissen & Schneider received s shipment of
spples.
The Frederick Produce company received
shipments of poultry and eggs.
S. Myershad receipts of chickens snd onions.
Homeseekers to Visit Houston.
Houston Pott Sptcial.)
BROWNSVILLE Texas April
Two carloads of Bohemian land seekers
from Chicago arrived In tba city last
night after a stay at Mlsaaon. where
nearly all bought land. J. O. Hendy of
the Illinois legislature and J. Mendell
commissioner of Cook county are with
the party. . .
They will leave tomorrow and atop at
Houston and Galveston on the way home.
. s -
IE
omtfimw Three Finger Without'
Nails at One Time. Began 25
Years Ago. No Permanent Cure.
Began to Use Cuticura Soap and
OintnMflt. In a Short Time Nails .'
Were Well. No Further Trouble. ;
- V
"t have saxTered from the suae troubls '
(painful fiaasr aaAa) at different periods of :
my life. The first tune of Its occurrence .
perhaps twenty-five yean age after trying
borne remedies without retktag helped I
asked my doctor to pnsseribs for me but H
was net for a year or more that my nails
and fingers were well. The mflamraatiaa and -uppuntlsa
began at the base of the finger "
Bali. Sometimes It was te painful that I '
had to use a poultice ta Induce sungnkmkas -After
the pus waa discharged the sw ailing
would ge down tint! the next period of
Inflammation poewUlynot more than a week
or two afterwards. These frequent tensor .
matkms resulted in tha loss of the nalL
"Perhaps tea years later I began ante
ta suBer from the same troubls. Again I .
tried various remedies among them a pre- .
eriptlon from a doctor of a -friend of mine
who had suffered tram a like troubls. This
'seemed to help somewhat far a time but it 
was not a permanent cure next tried a pre T
script km from my own doctor but this was
so fcTttattag ta the sensitive diseased akia
that I could not use It. I began to use CutW
cure Soap aad Ointment. I had used tha 
Cutkxirk Ointment previously oa my chfl-
dren's scalps with goad effect. I did not use 
tbe Soap exclusively but I rubbed the Cull- .
cure Ointment Into the base of the nail every -Bight
thoroughly and as often beatds as I
eeuld. I had not used H but a few weeks
before my nails ware better aad In a short
time they were apparently well. Then was
so more suppuration nor inflammation the
atU crew out clean again. One box of CutK
curs Ointment was all that I used In effecting'
a eure."w(Blgned) Mrs. I. J. Horton. Kato
nah N. T Apr. IS 110. On Sept. Jl. Mrs.
Horton wrotei "I have had no further reluia
af the troubls with my finger nslis."
Bold everywhere potter Drug A Chera
Corn. aoia prep1 199 Oohtmbus Ave.. Boston
SS-ktafiaa free saraples ej Cuticura Soap ami
wmianai ntta ss-. seec sa mob t
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