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Just 0pened!.
The most complete
assortment of
WINTER UNDERWEAR
For Ladies and Chill
dren ever shown i'm
this city. All grades,
all styles.
|Our Prices
Are the Lowest.

LADIES' Extra Heavy Jersey
Ribbed Egyptian Cotton Vests and
Drawers, in natural gray and
ecru, full finished, soc EACH.
LADIES' Jersey Ribbed Wool
Mixed Vests and Drawers, in
natural and white, full finished,
uneQualed value, 81 EACH.
LADIES' Jersey Ribbed All-woOl
Vests and Drawers, in natural and
white, 81 25 and 81 SO EACH.
LADIES' Wool Mixed Jersey
Ribbed Union Suits, in natural and
white, 81 A SUIT.
LADIES' Swiss Ribbed Merino
Union Suits, heavy grade, all
sizes. Worth 50 80. Special to-
morrow, 81 90 A SUIT.
CHlLDREN'S All-wOOl Jersey
Ribbed Union Suits, from 81 to
So A SUIT.
CHILDREN'S Wool Vests and
Drawers, in natural and white, all
sizes and full finished, 50c EACH.
LOT Ladies' Wool Mixed Jer-
sey Ribbed Vests, in ecru, white
and black, high neck, no sleeves,
sizes 3 and 4. Worth 81 each. In
order to close we have reduced
them to % Cents Each.
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TO LETT ACRES OF RICH BOTTOM
land in northeast corner of Oak Park:
broom house. windmill barn and chicken
fence; alfalfa. III K n1o-lMs
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FOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN. AID
dress JOHN f. COOPER, 1927 l. street,
Sacramento, for descriptive circular and
map of ideal home spot in Placer Coun-
ty; picturesquely situated, high site, fine
and plentiful water, 100 acres with about
100 now in olives and selected fruit;
farm fully stocked; a thirteen-room
house, four stone wine cellars, barn ana
suitable outhouses and buildings with
necessary machine fittings, etc.; salu-
brious, healthful, superior scenery, near
to transportation line; In all respects
bargain. Home or Eastern rural home
seekers will find no lovelier or more ELI
gible farm in the foothilI section, or so
near to the State Capital. Entirely sat
isfactory reasons given for parting with
the property. VIII take city property In
part payment.
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FOR RENT AT 50 A MONTH, A NICE
room overlooking Capitol grounds. iSaSlA
Tenth street
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6l1 x STREET-NICEI.Y AND NEWLY
furnished front suites ana single rooms :
eIectrio lights: hot and cold water, bath.
THE ECkHARDT BUILDING.
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TzS SEVENTH STREET-TWO LARGE
furnished rooms for housekeeping.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
PHOTOGRAPHY

PHOTOGRAPHS - CABINETS-$3 PER
dozen; no agents employed, GIT street.
corner of Seventh street.
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Removable Mary NJ. Cronemiller.
70 62S1b ] and Res. 1117 F. See card.
Hot tamaIes. Welch Bros. 9th & j.
Pasteur germ proof filter. S21 X.
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MEETING NOTICES

FAIR OAKS RELIEF CORPS NO. 49,
Regular meeting THIS (Tuesday)
EVENING, at 1880 o'clock Inspection
1t ALICE NJ. TIEL. President
STATED MEETING OF CONCORD
(Tuesday) EVENING, Nov. 10th, Xx
at i:30 O'Clock. Visiting brothers cor wv
daily invited. Second degree.
Its A. f. ROBINSON. w. NJ.
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FOR SALE.

A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY-FOR
Sale-One of the best paying restaurants
in town; reason for selling, Ill health and
a wish to retire from business; no trif1ers
No. 1O21 Third street, Mississippi
Kitchen n10-1W
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WANTED-THREE FURNISHED rooms
for housekeeping. 'R. H." this office.
n10-3ts
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lilo EIGHTH ST.-FURNISHED ROOMS
Tor housekeeping; also single rooms
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500 M STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
front room, with bath and grato.
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SECONDHAND CARRI-
age, new cart and secondhand light
wagon cheap. 1116 Second street
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WANTED-TO RENT WITH PRIVIL-
ege of purchase, small fruit ranch in
foothills. Address &C. A." Record
Union" Office it,
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J. w. BIRDS NEW GROUND FLOOR
Photograph Gallery. 10231a Fourth street.
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III o w EsS ACADEMY - GRAMMAR
grade, high school. normal and business
branches. elocution, French and German
are taught. Ninth and ! streets.
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222 M STREETS NICE UNFURNISHED
housekeeping rooms; rent only $40.
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FOUND-A PURSE CONTAINING A
sum of money; owner may receive same
by applying to A n. Bullock i410
Seventh street, and proving property. 1t-
LOST-LIGHT FAWN-COLORED GREY
hound. Return to DR.. Tyrrell, 1925
street, and receive reward.
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WANTED-TO BUY INTEREST IN
small dairy business. Address 2420 z
street. nS-3lS
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WOOD AND COAL-NOW IS THE TIME
to lay in your winter fuel. A liberal dis
count to parties buying by the car or
half-carloads. Call at office, SIS L street,
and get prices. JAS. McCAW, Prop.
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SOMETHING NEW - FAIRBANKS
Galvanized Steel Wind Mill; built on the
only correct principle; costs nothing TO
see it and only $50 II you buy ii. IVES
LEY ROSE, 103l X street
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HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS; ALSO UP.
per nat. Call at T22 Eighth street
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WANTED.

JAPANESE WANTS JOB CHOPPING
wood and grubbng. Address X. Naka-
hata +. O. Box 20, City. n10-lw"
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SPIRITUALISM,

ADDIE SWAIN, ASTRAL SEER, WILL
postpone lecture until SUNDAY EVEN
ING at o'clock. Subject, ''Mediumship
and Its Dangers Forester's Hall, /
street, near Seventh. Admission, 25o
admits two). Circles Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday, Saturday, 25c. Sitting
to ladies, 10 to s p. M, 81 90. Disease
X street.
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MRS. T. DARRALL, CLAfRVOYANT
and trance medium, to II, to 8. 1411 p.
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Two NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
gas and bathroom convenient. Apply
13021a Eighth street.
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ROSES, COLEUS AND BEGONIAS. 10c
each. H-street Nursery, 2S05 II street.
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AIS o STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
front room for light Housekeeping.
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LOsT-FOUND.

BLACK ANDl WHITE
cow, about 8 years old; strayed from
Peter Burns pasture. Return to 1717
Eighteenth street and be rewarded
n10-1ws
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ST 50-523 O-FOUR LARGE ROOMS,
with bath and storerooms; barn rents
Tor 81 so. KRONER, 423 j.
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LATEST PERIODICALS AND FICTION,
Stationery, Notions, etc., at Doane's. NO.
202 x street
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TO LET-A NICE COTTAGE OF FIVE
rooms; hot and cold water and every
convenience. Apply at 15l2 0 street
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TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS, LIGHT
houSekeepllg. no children. 719 L
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PERSONALS.

EXPERIENCED NURSE FOR CITY OR
Country. Mrs. l.. G. Holbrook, 1914 9th
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MISS NELLIE C. BURNS, TEACHER
of shorthand; private instruction at
regular rates. Address Miss Nellie Z.
Burns, Burnsville, Sacramento +. y.
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2202 STREET-NEW HOUSE, SIX
rooms, bath, pantry and modern conyen-
fences. Apply at 1927 II street.
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ALLEY HOUSE, REAR 1915 X; GOOD
condition. Apply 7I9 L.
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DIR. GEORGE NEWSOM. Dental Parlors.
removed to Fourth and X, over Ham
mer's Drug Store.
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FOR SALE-AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A
man with a little money; an Old estap-
lished furnishing goods store doing
this Office.
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Ills SECOND STREETS OR HOUSE
keeping or single rooms; reasonable,
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1915 * STREEr-MODERN DESIRABLE
nat OF six rooms and basement. Apply
1910 X or 719 L. No children.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

TRUCKING AND JOBBING;
cut rates by e. Hawes, 1121 C street.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AT FOR
esters' Building, L street, eth and Sth.
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FOR a GOOD AMERICAN-MADE Ia
male so to F. M. Sanford's, lilo street.
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FRESH CLANS AND OYSTERS EVERY
day at Suey Sang, 924 Third street. These
are the best
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FOR SALE-PIPE ORGAN; FOUR FULL
stops, pedal bourbon right. Suitable for
small church. Apply SIS Eleventh street.
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BLANKETS. FEATHERS,
Lace Curtains and all wearing apparel
cleaned and dyed at bottom price. NJ.
DESHAYES, Franco-American Dye
Works. zoos Eighth street
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NOVELS AND BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD.
exchanged at reduced prices. 725 X st.
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GOOD JAPANESE DESIRES SITUA-
ton to do cooking and housework. Ad-
dress z. 0. Box 1870, FL. Noguchi. nS-3t'
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VIENNA CAFE-OYSTER AND LUNCH
Parlors, 707 J St VIM. Boedefeld Prop.
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BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND BOIL
erS, engines and water pipe: must be
sold at 10 cents on the dollar. Apply 419
]. street.
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LITTLE HOME FOR SALE CHEAP;
1920 will buy it; $1,000 can stand. In
quire LEE HAYS, Ills Twenty-nrst st.
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UPHOLSTERING AND FURNITURE
repaired by f. l.. Thomas, 902 Sixth ST.
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~ FER MONTH-NICE 5-ROOM COT
tage. X, Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth:
parn, chicken-house; lot S0x160. JAMES
f. MILLS. 3o1 street.
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. w. A. ROOT,
DENTIST
Sunset Tel. No. s0l, red. Sl4 X street
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j. DONLEY, THE UP-TO-DATE Plumber.
has resumed business at 10l2 Tenth
street, opposite his old shop.
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OAK STOVE WOOD, So so PER CORD;
cottonwood, four feet, s4 in stove
length, s. so; half-cord, 81; measurement
guaranteed. Leave orders at sos Sew
enth w. H. BASLER.
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ID. Smeaton, d. r. Woodruff and Max An
drew; timers, Messrs. Arthur Williams n
S. Green. John Patrick. DR., w. A. knight
scorers, Messsrs, Pearl. j. Y. Briekie, c. l.,
Rcring. J. N. Steele. F. S. Rookie. h. l.,
Treadway.
Other necessary officials will bc APP
pointed on the road on the day OF the
busly engaged on the list OF riders and
all can rest assured they will be placed
fairly and handicaps Will be announced In
have been received. They are as follows:
Jerome Swinford, Cap. GILMORE j. g.
Albert 4: +. swearingen. Dan Rudesil,
Seymour Hansen. c. A. Lorehn, Ike Haly.
more, D rury scrusgs. Roy spore' Bis Bis
narck Tom Cover, II. G. Gale Josh.
Knox, II. l.. Thomas, John llig. Bill NJ.
thew. E, pepperman. Sam Bering, VIII
Vaughn, A.. ]. Binz, VIII Kendall, h.
Schuster. I'D F'lcweilen. Clarence Lindley,
Walker White, VIII Catera, J. +. Rogers.
sturgess, Theo. Bcring. ,Ir., Ed Ran,
dolph. Charles liussey, Charles Scott Fal-
lie Nichols. Charles Boring. Jr.. A. Fatjo
Henry Herrle, Gaines Curry. Courtney
hutchinson. g. bingham. Charles Cap
len. Charles Dubois and Tom soarrent
Knox and he gets three and one-half
minutes start. The others will be I've
tween scratch and that mark. No doubt.
from the prizes offered. the race will be
a hot one. Several of the boys have their
sporting blood up and want 10 finish way
IN front This is the list OF prizes:
-. Flrst-Gold medal. donated by +. J..
Tram, aud twelve months subscription
to The Houston Daily Post.
Second-king of Roads lamp; donated
by G. l., & Theo. Boring,
Th'rd-one pair modern handle bars,
donated by Roy Spofe.
Fourth--Twelvo months subscription to
tho Houston Daily Herald
,ftth-one dozen fine linen handker-
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PERSONAL MENTION


n. ". Bahan OF huntsville is In the
city.
Rev. j. c. Il. Kygcr of Waco Is in the
city
Colonel j. E. Newton OF Sour Lake is In
tho city.
Miss Ida noltkamp is Visiting relatives
II Galveston.
MIR Jacob Miller OF Pcarland was In the
city Yesterday.
Miss Cora Roos has returned home after
a pleasant Visit to Galveston.
rooncl L. H. POLK. woll known real
estate man of Beaumont % in the city,
Mrs. r. Scudamorc and daughter Miss
May, are ON visit TO friends In Natchea.
Miss
Miss Theresa J Ivy has returned home
after u two weeks visit to friends IN Sher-
man,
Ren Parsons. an old Houston boy but
hands with his old friends.
Miss Mayme Harmon has returned 10
lIouston after Al very pleasant visit to
Mrs II. Lacy at Harrisburg
Miss Bessie Grant win cavc Monday FOR
New York and Washington on an cNpeud-
ed visit to fr ends and relatives.
Misses 'rHrc and Pauline ltoss OF Gnl-
weston have returned home after "A pleas
ANT VISIT TO friends ia Houston,
Mrs. Mira r. spencer has Just returned
from a months vacation, spent N Wash
& llElhi, -NtN oih anu fiNiA'NAN ny
II. n. kuc, accompanied by his wife.
! leaves ON the Katy tonight to attend tho
/ Grand Army reunion IA St Paul, NJ nn
O.. \. Brandt of James Hutc's paint de-
partmcnt leaves tonight owe" the southern
4 Ilciut to spend a few days IN East Texas.
/ Mrs. w Stoickcri and rhildrcn a'tcr
pleasant visit 10 Niis. e. -. 1ummrts
/ have returned to Their home In brenhhih.
MIR. j. NJ. Cotton left last night for
/ Indianapolis as the delegate from mus
F congressional district to the national SoId
touN'ullUh.
/ Miss Jcf1c BALDWIN, popular youps
/ l1ilv or 'n.plrlc. "a Wishing Nss,s Evelyn
md Ala " Woodruff at iheW nome, Ihl
/ cont street.
Miss Emma Ra Ike, the atniahlc ana pop
I ulr Young sal .slndy uf Brown Bros, mas
returned to the city after q mos uN'bh'-
ful rtay in heaumont
Mrs j NJ Means and Miss Helen John
son, wife aud niece of colonel j VI.
Mrlns. after an nhaeuc" nj TWO months
In the mountains OF North carolina. hay"
returned TO The city.
n *. Baker OF Austin. superintendent
OF the Southwestern Telegraph hnd Tee
phone company, "as In "a" Guy yesterday
au route home from Galveston,
Mrs A. A. Moore pf 2SoG i}rdhos stree.
after u very severe spell 4 sitkn"SH AT
The HON. OF her brother. ncnr Ne!nsco'
- now out OF danger ana ''4pr"Nl"S' 3"
he del ght of her many lil'n U.s.
II. f. Hcnuessy. the advance agent for
loo Hart the attraction with wh "a mo
Houston Opera house win be oprard "a g
sra. ,u, wa7 30 ,he cty &csirfdnF, in'
fIf4l agent OF the ftuauk IN" box ollrt
VIII bo open on MouIn> morning.
N SD Laura Rankin tne "rgdpisl At
Shc.rn church ard rii' Oldest daughter ot
Rev. and Nrs @ e. i1uMu Wi l'1F.
mud con, rNdIOry cot Mueic. whore she
VIII make pipe organ muse ap"ci1l'y
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road yesterday to pay on the employees
IN charGe OF PAyma stcr Burtis

road yesterday to pay on tho employees.
III charge OF Paymastcr Burtis.
| The womans Relief Corps will givc
| ~ eent social at the q. A. II. hall In tho
open meeting OF George Is. Mcclellan post.
Applicants for teachers positions In the
city schools Will be examined in the high
school building on Wednesday and Thurs
day. september and g. beginning at . q. IN.
Mrs. Kate Kane, formerly Mrs. Kate
Mahoney, died at Columbus and will be
buried in this city tomorrow at ~ nj.
from No, ioi5 Vino street. In the Fifth
ward.
There viii be a meeting OF Lone Star
!. q. o. f, this morning al 10 O'Clock at
fythkn hall. in the Fifth ward, to organ
ize degree team.
The central republican league club will
hold its regular tri-mcnthly meeting Mon
day evening. September ii. at the club
rooms, leeis Franklin avenle. A full az
tendance is earnestly requested.
A reception was rendered Misses 1rllio
and Pauline Hess OF Galveston Thursday
evening ut the residence OF MIR. and Mrs
Simon Roos. 1911 Texas avenue. Refresh
ilNits and music were the pleasures OF
the evening.
CARNATIONS that will participate in the
grand complimentary concert at Turner
hall garden on september Z. took place
last night at Turner hail, and the mass
chorus was a magnificent success.
There IL rejoicing at st. Josephs innrm-
AIRY, and Dr. X. Il. Bcring liz the most
dcmonstrative of the jubilants. He is tho
father OF Il baby boy of fair avordupois,
born yesterday. The doctor says his con-
eratulations may be delivered at the In
Urinary.
Services at the First Baptist church this
morning at IL O'Clock, subject OF tho ser
anon, The Times. oh, the Tines." Ser
vices In the evening Song service at s
O'Clock; preaching at sis. The subject OF
the sermon win be Tho Riddle OF Life
Married-Happiness. Hell or Divorce"
i. A. Green. a young man who lives at
1910 Edwards street and is employed In
the foundry department at the Southern
Pacific shops was badly scaldcd while at
work thcro yesterday afternoon 10y lot
OF hot metal flying up into his face Wa
ter int he boiling Kettle caused the acct
dent.
There VIII be meeting at the Hardy
Street. Presbyterian church this week
"Wednesday. Thursday and Friday nights
beginning at O'Clock. Rev W. s Red
editor OF the Texas Presbyterian, and
Rev. G.. G.. Woodbridge. pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian church of Houston.
Will assist in the services. The regular
sacrnmcntal service Will he Sunday. Sep
ternber Il. at II a m. at which time mem
hers viii he received into the church and
the ordinance OF baptism administered TO
children
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III lines Gompr sing this division are In charge

lines comprsi this division are in charge
OF route agents as follows
,o, Mr. =. l.. Mackenzie. route agent, Hous-
W, leNas.-Southern Pacific COMPANY
atlantic SYSTEM New Orleans TO Hous-
,,9h' Lafayette TO Alexandria, Schrieyer 20
ip1ou ,,,a Ennice TO Gueydon, Beaumont to
c ades to g. heNnmont TO Sabine Pass
Kansas city, Pittshurg and Gulf rail-
"aayN beaumont TO Port Arthur.
ruli beaumont and Kansas City rail-
"ay-Beau mont TO Kirbyv1lle.
.Guf. Colorado and Santa Fe railway
Houston to ALVIN, Galveston 10 Rose nberr
:, Morgan line steamers Galveston TO
Brownsville
Mr.. j. \. Hyde. route agent Fort Worth
IeXas.-Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe rail
WaN-Purcel TO Cameron. Temple to san
Angelo, Coleman Junction co Coleman.
SIitburne to Weatherford. Cleburne 10
80 MIR G.. Cain, route agent, Houston
Texas Houston ard fcxas Central rail-
Wa9yIliouston to Denison. Garrett to Fort
Waco and Northwestern rallway-Bre-
ircrd to Waco
IT,'Nas Midland rallway-Ennls to Paris
Texas Central rallway-Waco to Al
hany.
Texas Trunk railway-Dallas to KENT.
Mr.. p j. OFT, route agent Houston.
TeNas.- southern Pacific company (As.
wood 20 Gonzales, Spoft,ri Junction to
Eagle Pass, Columbus 10 LaGranee
liorston and Texas Central railway
hampstead TO Austin.
Austin and Northwestern railway-Aus-
tin to Llano. Falkland to Marble Falls
MI Joe Dawson. route agent, san An
tonic, TeXas-San Antonio and Aransts
Pass railway-San Antonio TO Houston
san Aitcnio to Corpus Christi. Gregory
to Rockrort, Yoakum to I.ockhart. san
Antonio TO kerrvile Sk'dmore to Alice
\ oakum 90 Waco.
hulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway
to g., r1.
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LABOR DAY.

Arrangements That Have }eon Made for
Its Celebration.
The iron moulders OF Houston and Vie
cinity will turn out in parade on Labor
Day.
The retail clerks have applied to the
committee of arrangements for a place. n
line. They expect to have float or
couple Of decorated carriages IN the!r
display
The carpenters float Is nearing compile
ton and Will be ready for the painters
in a few days. They have ISSUED , cnl
Ion a aiNc.di mccuug next tftaN 10 act
ON all matters pertaining 90 Labor Day,
ana a 80 tn make arrangements 90 receive
they gu SITS. the carp niers OF Calves on.
The committee tece-Nct a'NroNltur-
m,nfs of requests for cNclrr'u rates on
Iabor DAY a. their last m'eius from the
following railroads. southern Plclhc.
/ LAPcrtc aui Houston.
inc NEST named rmlroad offers low rutes
between ai stations 10 ana including us-
! aul', also from Columbus and all stations
between.
The Galveston. la Porte ana Houston
! on &C. one far for the round Trip t:em
all stations betw,> % Houston ana G;alvcn.
| ton. WIN a rate of 81 ltom the latter
Mr. j. W Edwar wa elected grand
mar,uaiI for The Labor Day parade, and
| Professor Scgdll VIII furnish all muftc Tor
! the occasion.
Mi samuel Gomrers, president OF the
Am cdu '",uraiio9 OF Lhh.t, mas h,en
invited 10 attend ihc c9llN'it,,Dn 81 ne
40 ."'ncod OF l.ocomrlNsG tir. men, n'-
/ ~ u.HE al POI september " We " u l''
/ ln .ititrnlinrr from tho l3lh TO the i'm
end viii speak at the punhc meeting 'h.
lrmep, haNe arranged ioi on inc lith OF
September.
'hc ARRANGEMENT committee of ny" men
from GdlNtstDn carr enters, VITA Mr. ",
a Worth. thrr marshal of ih" da>. WI
a,i-Nv ~ linu~l'n lh,s NC nc hn'" ~
h'N report ~ I.1.'I n Fly. At, ,''' 'uillG
MAJ .hals STANDARD hearers' f9r banner
II. Moore j. Is poats aud G.. H. Evans,
Tor naes. George " Lacy, j, j. Hmiey,
JQhn Glass'och; Iholr tug OF war i"nm
VIII De named lat' GA.
The Houston arr'ns1 'nemt commit,
voicd to place o NM toli whtcn donated
by ruston = q, lc~yletS. "a the ofEan-
l@dl1ln Eyre tho largest number of m"n
10 line 'rhe lhh2r Council and nrange.-
nout commiiu-' INV thnir last meet ng
UTICA 'hc following PROS for comp-tl'iye
evcnis and other have promiS u ddii-
uonal l'izos ...s
e. 6ruurWAld Aecor con
"a Is an Boy bicycle SUIT .,, -,.,.,.
brown Hros Fan
T. j TRAM M@iaL hofs bleyrle race,
ms ii'rsch-lair cori wood
II -. Taylor SoAs' ! 81 dozen pre-
rvos.
sans Shoo store. e mas Faunueroys.
Rcn1r-Cortes & CO.. Canary cage
F'luk Hertrh koN union made cigars.
Deay 4 Baker lnk stand
Sol ~ q mats lfcr beaded cane.
q. r. I.athrom l'a'iS an bats.
f4 a 90 NN
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= hlS FOOT RAnI.Y cRl-sl11.n

lei IN ,, eolond, - years Of aga.
a. p, us city. met with am accidsn,
b ,,s. 'l"'eFs and Mechanics on mDl
, NJ ,oo,F witch he lost about half Of
aSA soms r, he stepped into q hole IN
/. too. ', VA, machinery was operated and
'l'sw # S eF .shai before he could
I. nirmtrv ~ WIS AIKEN 70 tho Hous-
N' Proper a.tcptio,s wound Is receiv-
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11N1nIlrs or pYrIIIAs.

Cleyelaud. Onto. August 2s-The most
important matter taken up by the SUI
preme Lodge, knights of Pyth.as' al the
,norn.ng session today was the new ritual
Tor mo Uniform Rank, which was tlahliy
adopted After ms business OF lo'''''
nature was taken up.
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waco. Texas. August 29-There Is con-
siderable discussion here over the drop
Of cent per pound In the price OF cotton
in INC last scVsn DAYS, The farmers
ria m II is not justified by the facts, as
the prospects for cotton have not boon
Improved W the rain
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=. a, the Internal onal and Great
W I'D Tho galveston. houston and
a..ar ar arrive at and depart from the
,,in.s, depot. foot OF Congress ave
w..our Kansas and Texas trains
~ Ts,y depot At the foot of Mont
,ysnne north side Of the bayou;
a. Ia Porte and iious'on ana al.
,@as except those mentioned use
{,nnd Central depot.
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| ltian,i.s al De icopenfd today with
b & u furnished by Messrs. Ran
floae @ofsy e,,, Which they designate the
,-,sts a ID, Ia, The programme cm-
.,lurs. and p Ni;raatlvs specillties bv
- today on mere " II be two perform
N. '"e at $3.50 ami the other at
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