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worth OF meat and Mexican dollar wou,a
,, r. given ~ return for one American silver
"oi"l, mere were other firms. grocers
a slpa ciothiors, which took UP this tjnancial
aau anu gave away tea, sugar, necktics
anu suspenders along with Mexican dol.
mrs mrs III exchange for American silver dol
!ars' Inc sensation was of short dura
uon' Inc masses did not take to this
new eitort of republicans to dchase Amer.
,can money. The labor unions patriotical-
" ifterVened 10 save American credit nr
preserve American confidence In Amer
ican dollars. The typographical unionele
we way by recommending a boycott ON
NiilouEhby, Hin q Co.. clothiers and
other firms giving spurious money in ex-
change for good American coins Tho
nrins TOOK down their signs and have had
,nelr Mexican dollars stored out of sight
IN gold bankers vaults
such instances as the foregoing in
measure portray the extent and intensity
OF the silver sentiment in this city, which
gains no utterance through the press. But
II IL heard here. heard IN the parks. on the
sidewalks. or has been heard until the
republican mayor of this city ordered the
potice to dispense these crowds assemble
III the name OF free speech. There /,
everything done here to suppress the
silver sentiment, but every pulldozng
enort makes the silver men more persis IL
ent, stronger in speech and iirmer for
the right
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Cameron. Texas, August Sl.-The re-
vival that has spread its results SO unan-
lmously over Cameron and surrounding
country was brought to close last night.
Vest rday was a day long 10 be remem-
bored BY tbs p'Cplc; vsak 'e Sas hem ma !,
d1y of nrcpara ion while Sunday was
ia wear the Grown" as II was crown
ing day. fraught WIN results from the
very first service Of the day All isms
and heart with heart blended in sweet
comnitin'5n 10 the God from whom all
Blessings flow. ,, "a ,,o tire, .er.
vice, ard It was evident maj me fp'Ih a
Mad The attention OF his hearers. Al the
Conclusion he called for those who wished
10 seek the Lord and thirty :mmedistely
responded 1t made the old think OF me
davs gone by. while to the young I was
Rev !. ". Cullen had charge Of the
next service and welded his ,hattle AK
wTb telling effect. Rev. Cullen Is a
coming preacher -. ,,a ,ot ho given
NO % golI lawn ny preachcrs for their untirns
efyorts. Rev. C. 4. LeClere. Roy. J. d
yWl' 9msck. Rev. r, ] White, Rev. j. w.
Morr ana Rev; JAMS ss f tSs eIos,nr one
al '' f,ar an enthusiastic song service,
aRn NV p. Childers took for his text
"1'he harvcs' Is PAST the summer
ended and We are not saved, from "nica a
ne preached ono OF nj Tho mr. rs,iss RIO,
ribn1ers viii long he remembered ny ms
AMI, ,i' while = hearty welcome shaH
alwny5 await him. "a - ,ado ar the
az. y , g@Ii and their expenses, assuring
eNt hse.iNt, balr nravprs, followed by many
oh'. ,as ~ Bro. Chiders prononhcoI yhe
heuethct on.
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THE COTTON CROP.
Ma,agorda Boasts Of Enormous Yields.
Other Sections Gloomy.

Matagorda Boasts Of Enormous Yields.
Other Sections Gloomy
Bay City, Texas, August 3O.-The Pos:
correspondent has Just returned from
trip through Caney bottoms. which extend
along the eastern portion of this, Matu-
gcrda county. We were acquainted with
the fact that the cotton acreage far ex-
G ed Il that of any year IN the history of
the county. but the dIscouraging reports
iiom North. Central and West Texas
COUNTIES caused us TO make personal In.
YES iA"tl9n OF mo condition OF the cotton
clcp IN this county. We are pleas ed thal
We uld 80. FOR W. are ready to repur; not
cnly tht larger acreage, but also me best
cop since tho war The crop Is tar
.tasilrr than cvsr before, many % the
pa ga .fns trvng already ginned oveg
1VV bales, and the staple j. very tine,
mos. ut It grad ng arlYc m.ddhng. Never
peiore nave SEN anything to compare
with ahe crop here. For niles along Ca
Icy no ning bur cp,t1n tDlda meet the
tdze OF the visitor. and none OF yonr
scrubhy coton eliueq'. Many arc ,he
feds, whore at i,ust half u bale WAS
open, while the salks were fUll of
Blooms, squar and bolla. much OF IL be-
lES bent over 10y the weight of the fruit,
The picking so far assures at least an
average "f bale to the acre along Ca
roy. and conservative painters place IL at
one and Il quarer ana one and half
bales. The only obstacle our Farmers
lstNt 10 t'Ittiiu WIN Is a scarcity OF
ickcrs. Hundreds and hundreds Of pick
crs are wanted, and should We he blessed
with late fall they VIII find work here
until the holidays. Farmers are HOW
paying 20 cents per 100 for picking, and
Hale and bs are in the field
CaVey painters are wearing broad
smiles as everything Is in their favor
his season; an unprecedented crop aud
which they raised on an expected cen
market The wcati or Is fine and the
pi osptcts bright for Il 20 continue 70
since the rorjhcr Thursday night. which
has cleared up.
Cttton on The prairies viii average fully
'cnefourih Of "A ialc some going 10 a
bale, ard the cotton crop of this county
the present season will reach 10000 bales.
las y7a, glnned a total of 100 and 500
bales already exceed that number, and
viii elshy triple 1t before the season is
over.
We honestly helicve that Matarorda
county is the banner cnt'on county Of the
STATE, and that she will prove herself So
rh lid comrnrscu be nude Money,
marbles or cralk for the number of acres
of ton planted. MaiaCnrda county will
raise more bales of cotton than any other
cot ON growing State in the Union this
season.
former resident Of Mississippi and ne
Md after viewing our crop. that the
delta country could not beat us. We have
no time 20 talk politics now until this
crop is harvested one plantation VIII
G We over 1ro0 bales alone, MANY exceed
tho 60-hae mark. and no railroad to haul
1t cut on. What do Houston business
mon mean by laying on 'hclr cars in thls
county. AT her very doors Tho trade of
which she could easily control, would wv \
wears after railroad would traverse her
domain. rcnch 5oooo bales of cotton?
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person buying old furni.
tune under our name Is mtsrcprcSenting
VS., As We handle first class furniture uuly.
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REVIVAL. At ABILENE.

Abilene Texas. August So.-Rcv. Leon
sonheld, the Christian jew Of Galveston
is assisting Rev. Monzon. pastor Of the
Methodist church, n conducting a Two
weeks revival meeting here. A tabernacle
has been provided for the occasion by
clearing ont the sheds In the old Parker
seats, straw and electric lights Here
some 1900 to 800 people assemble every
night to worship. The three sermons
delivered by Rev Sonicld on the prodlga
son proved ospec ally interesting and in
strliciivc ard at the close of each ser,
vice a, large number gave their hand
TO the preacher as token that they
intended 10 live better llfe.
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Business Chances.

WANTED To sell battling works with a
good and established shipping trade:
terms very reasonable. Address Gonzales
Bottling Works, Gonzales. Texas. 3
FOR SALE-lmmediafcly an established
millinery and drrssmakine business IN
Ave East Texas railroad town. also
county seat. aatisfactury reasons for
selling. Address Sfl7, this office 2
SIS AVERAGE weekly net income with
$3.50 invested, safe. conservative; pros.
pectns, proofs. free. y. DAILY, 1898
broadway, New York. 9-is
FIVE PER CENT a week profits is the
average return on my "nuctuation syS
tenn" send for pamphlet free. w. j.
Forest, 20 Broadway New YORK. s-1s
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d ". Fuller. Of cana{{S SI 60 = 3 ~
,aps ma, he a,.4ys sse ma his family has
discovery in ihe he H very s BEST ' results tc-
Az; swaS X: a9snq tha at he Would not Be with
i onS l.. 4 profqrpOS g "a SAYS P 5Est br
1rugsiSt; niScovery is undoubtedly tho
kings oi Ns% remedy that he has used I; N
b fs' FAMILY Tor eight yearf; shdi Ter ier
never failed to do al snat Is 80 long iried
II. W,asted Trial bottles free a. ; r r.,
H pS Drug Store Regular size '0' '"
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10 CONTRACTORS = Scaled
t6dg will be received hy the commission
sr. court of Harris county a. ~ o'clock
noon OF TUESDAY September ~, 1896 for
,he excavation and placing Il shell on
IN. INnchbure road from Brays bayou
Ia Dfen water, % accordance with the
EXAMINATIONS now ON hie IN 'hc office
az the oouwy surveyor Of Harms oonu-
r. zach nd 10 be accompanied by q oer.
tined check for $40. The county reserves
,ha RIGHT 70 reject any 8n1 all bids BY
order OF the commissioners court.
ga JOHN q. TOD. County Judge,
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Board and Rooms.

ONE large. neatly furnishod room for one
OF TWO gentl5men. with or without board.
Apply 1T 1914 TEXAS avenue. )
FOR RENTING Connect ng rooms, one
furnished room with or without board
Apply 1917 Dallas, corner fhnnin. y
NEWLY furnished southeast rooms, with
ali modern convenierccs table board
best in city aud prices most moderate.
i0l4 Mckinney. .
THE BONNER HOTEL, Lufkin, Texas
A new three-story brick, furnished with
twenty-five cool, airy sleeping apart
menis, average size Is square feet. ali
neatly carpcted and supplied with new
beds and furniture throughout; also with
large offices. reading room and dining
parior. has just been completed and
opened TO the travelling public. The man
agemcnt proposes to make II the model
hotel OF East Texas. Rates 500 per
day L. T. Mantooth, Proprietor. ".
Bludworth Gate OF Tyler. Manager, s-il
/ AM PREPARED TO take q few boarIers
bv the iay or week at SeabrOok a pleas
ant resort on the BAY shore, terms mod
crate; apply Immediately. Address Mrs
Q. W Alsworth. scahrook, Texas. 3
ROOMS AND BOARD--Pieasan rooms
with beard convenient TO bus ness. mod
ern conyenences. SIC Travis street 4
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
FIFTH SUNDAY MEETING

FIFTH ST NI'NN Mff.T TNTf,
Granger. Texas August 3l.-Thc Baptist
firth Sunday meeting Of the Salado as
sociarlon closed here last night 4 fun
attendance of ministers vas present but
as a rulo the lay members were too busy
to attend
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Lost. Found. stray. Stolen.

LOST-Monday aftei'noon between Lamar
and san Felipe streets. on BaGby or san
Feline. an unfinished point-laco hand
kcrrhlof Return ia Mrs, s. II. Byers.
corner Lamar and Bagly. 4
STPNYEp or STOLEN--Dun mare and
dun colt; mare branded heart on left
Shoulder. colt has no brand, mare has
saddle and collar marks. VIII pay lib
eral rewaN for their return 10 George
w. KirlllInd. s :. Ashes Ranch
LOST-One black leather pocketbook con-
tanning PAPERS valuable only TO me. Re-
turn to lgHs Franklin avenue ana get
reward. seabrook W. sydnor. 4
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FOR RENT--T Furnished rooms at i6OQ
Texas avenue. between LaISranch and
Crawford streets.
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WANrED-A houHekccpor, ono TINT can
manage little children and 10 hotscwofk
must he Of religious disposition aui
give good references. Address Lock Box
g. Elan. Texas.
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Mr. II. Iissncr Of 915 Broadway oaae-
land, Cal, had specially recommended Ri
pans Tahulcs TO Mira. Mnthlda Cohn, of
M 10 Sau Pablo avenue, and IN ,hc goth
Of July, tSaA. Mr.. Cohn iclWcd 10 him her
experience AS follows ~ ann ualnE tho
second box Of those rahuea YOU n"cotn-
mendod rhey done wonders for me and
would not b. without them now for any
money, Two days ago went 10 an even
ius party ana ate q hearty supper at II
y m, mad felt 20 Vol after using tho
nrsl box that thought that was cured
OF my dyspepsia but suffered tho next
day. oh, how sick was. But took two
Tahu'rs aud they hroush INC out Of bed
the same day. Now / take ono sfler each
meal aud f.,.l fine. hn, l will take better
caro- OF what ent after hts"
n,Nnrg i'nt,ut.a ,rr a,lJ kN iats
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ATTENTION BUsINEsS MEN Tins
Northwestcrn life Assurance Company
wants a well established business man
IN each town N Texas 20 incidentally
repr@ent H. An excellent opportunity
20 materially supplement your income.
All the favorite policies AZ rates from
n To g l-g per cent lower than those
Of other standard companies. Policies
incontestable and non-torfe,tabic ana
have the most liberal cash surrender.
loan. total disability. extended and paid
nm tourance options. Address j. N.
Csmbreli, General Agent 81 Maaon
Block. Houston TeSAS. u
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WAITED "A hrst-class barber. with en-
tire ouint Of Two chairs. 10 take chntBe
Of shop on public square, splendid
stand with water taps and ovcrythlnB
convenient. Apply TO w. y. schultz ~
Bro, Wharton. TeSae
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Profes sional.

DETECTIVE AGENCY Trained detect.
ives. watchmen ard guards furnished
For rates and further Information ad-
dr,,ss James MnCane. =. .. Box i9l
Houston. Texas. t-2s
n COTTON e. BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjusters. Is Main street.
corner Franklin u
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FOR RENT preu3y furnished room
ifuntius on Prairie avenue. corner La
Branch, bath room On same floor Ap-
ply ~ Mrs. Bollfrass, ms Prairie ave. I
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FOR lENr-M odctn two-suory rca.ocnrc.
seven rooms hot and cold water, eaa
ARD sewerage connections. low rent TO
right parties near corner ~ l'annin ana
Pulk on Fnnnln stree. INQUIRE of Lewis
4 koscuhCrg. >!
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FOR RlsNT-Onc store house also several
small houses. Call or address Mrs. IA.
frcund, sl@ Franklin avenue, 81

------ -----
FOR RisNT-ono store house also several
small houses. Call or address Mrs. IA.
frcund, sioS Franklin avenue. 81
FOR RENr-.Nio furnished rooms. con.
v.nicni 10 boarding. houses: reasonable
rates. Amply SIS Main street. I'll
FOR RENT New four room and pantry
cot,ogo; stable and clubhouse: loi6 Bagby
street. Apply next door 81
FOR RENT si;5 and $500 per week. fur.
nishcd rooms, with Motcrn convent
ences. gas. hot and cold bath, close In,
lSl> Texas avenue, references. 81
FOR RENT--One fine, two-story thirteen
room house. iilS Travis street. near bal
las. Apply his Main, corner Dallas 81
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. bath and sewer
connections, newly paperei. ioa san
lac nto street. between Franklin and
CommUcc, s
FOR Furnished rooms at 1850
Texas avenue. between LaSranch and
Crawford streets.
FOR RENT CHBAp-~Hlgh raised. 6-rocm
corner cottage. bath room. waterwerNs,
noaI MaSh,nston str,et school. Apply
j. l., Mitchrlls jew clfy store.
FOR kENr--Nicc furnished rooms cheap
In private family; CRATES hot bnths; only
I tour blocks from capitol hotel. refer
cnccs exchanged, Address @, L. q. box
no. city. 5
roR RENT-Fivo upstairs rooms, hall
nnd nice bathroom, one block from
conr, house Appiy Si5 Caroline street,
For RENr--A boarding house WIN bar
attached. Apply lil9 Congress avenue.
FOR RENT Nice four room cottage, pa
rcred ana FURNISHED FOR Housekeeping
good underground cls,cru. Apply iUa
Spruce street, Second ward. y
FOR RENr--Storc with hvo living rooms
above centrally located. host stand in
the city; rent reasonable Apply to !. {:
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RYE. barley. or mson clover and alfalfa
seeds, cabbage, 81 - wor aud celery
plants y ME'aker sos Travis street. Z
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Board and Room Wanted.

WANTFD-A few furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. or two connecting
rooms with board. no children. best OF
references. Address SOe5. this Office. ]
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THOSE WANTING TO buy or sell furni-
,m,e should call on the Apex Furniture
Enmnanv SIC TravIs street. "
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rYPEwRITERs. all makes. nov or Sec
"a hand. sod. rented, repaired, neo-
.tyIe duplicd,or and supplies. typeTr,ter
ribbons. PAPER. carbon 90, o. stG' iehas
telanhone 693, Houstcn: correspondence
Art1,,ii,NI 9-i
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FOR SAl.E-My large hay horse "Chas-
ley" the safest family driving horse in
Houston. price s65 John T. Dickson,
1910 Rusk ave. II
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wanted for china dinner
SETS. glassware. lamps or silvn-nlate1
uare ni Houston CHINA and Glassware
~" enS Main street James f. Dumb.e,
Manager ~
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Wanted to REM.

WANTED TO RENT--ny responsible
party. sood tivo or SIX room house, froOt-
ing south or east, with stable. etc, IN
Third ar Fourth ward. Addrcss 'Ptomp.
PAY" this Office. %
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1-NRRELLAS and Parnsols repaired and
recovered cheaper than any 9,her p.ace
IT, RI rity. save money by giving me a
~, nal ,i' "A Caplan. 500 Milan, corner Pnal,
la
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Special Notice.

AUGUST 81, iSae--Mr, s. X. Dick OF Hous-
ton, Texas. this day rctires from the
firms Of :. NJ lnman \ Co.. Atlanta,
Ga; Inman 4 Co.. Houston, Texas, In
man. Sanders q Co. Bremen. Germany.
ON SEPTEMBER 10, 1896 | VIII proceed
to sell TO the highest bidder for cash
the entire stock Of hardware, etc, he
longing to the late firm OF AlsNorlh,
Lynn Il Co. IN store No. III Preston ave-
nue., Houston, Texas. c. W. Bocock,
trustee.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS = Sealed
proposals Nvll he ,rccc.vcd until noon,
Tuesday Srr,e.ubef 10. by the commits
sioncrs court Of Harris county for the
wood and stcol furniture and the gns
and electric nNturcs tor the Harris conn
~ criminal rour, house and jail build
ing at Houston. Each hid muse he ac-
compauied by certified check drawn
by Houston bank for $50, payable 10
John q. Tod, county Judge. conditioned
that the II oder will furnish shtlsfac-
tory bond in the full amount of the pro-
posal should the contract be awarded
him. Plans and specifications can he
seen at the oftice Of Eug'ne 7; heincr.
architect. 6llie Main street. Houston.
The right Is reserved to reject any or
all proposals received. BY order OF the
commissioners court
JOHN c. TOE. County Judge.
TARPON TlSH1NG-Wc handle The lin.
est line of tarpon fishing tackle in the
state; come TO RockIott and SEQ. or
write us, Burrows Bros, Kocklort.
Texas es-9G
CAUTlON-Any person buying old furni.
tu1e under our name Is mistcprosenting
Greenborg Bros, io0 atd i91 Travis ~
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FOR kENr-Threc. s.A or nine uulurnish-
cd rooms. third iloor over our shoe store,
suitable to kr"p roumtgs. also iur Naht
housVkvcpiug. krupp ~ Dutny 4
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Nps CLARA BocHow, i'is, Capitol
Z" Venue Ven corner LaBranch. will reopen
her select English and Set Monda Ki" ssn-
sn,h.r Terms So .
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j ST received and for sale A carload of
horses and mules at boWscr a. Wilson :
livery stable. III and ne Prairie avenue.
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LADY STENOGRAPHEK and typewritcr
0oSiting change Of climate socks opening
Tor services IN houston. Chicago. III.
references. Address gG5t, this office 1
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MlpDLE-AGEp GERMAN wants position
az waichman, porter coachman or to
work around house or garden; strictly
sober Address itSy this office,
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TT-557;T7s;T0N sH0ETHANp AND TYPE
'vw'rp'ITINC SCHOOL Mason block. Mss
Nee +. Harper principal. makes a
sneclalty OF tram s s.enosrapnsrs iof
msan buslrsss, come and take course
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IS 4 N,ED- First and socoud cook, at
Camp Hotel. MAYA .ota. good wages Ia
right party Also rhnmbormnid twhltc).
A1drofa camp Hotel, or j. \. Hoover.
2iG Main street.
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civ NrTAUGHLIN go Exclusive local
daa,sr for Remington Standard Type
wriicr and supplies; 2l6 Main street, teis:
phone 6qS Houston.
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WANTED-Situation as cook by man of
twenty years experience, in section
house or camp; good baker references.
Address YtoS. this office.
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For RENT New four room and pantry
cottogc; stable and clubhouse; l0i6 Bagby
street. Apply next door.
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MRS l. S. JONES private school, en-
nr'S s;ni7tb street., No 2Gl2, Fair Ground
Hddiiion Latin French. German ana
Hmsic taught. Patronage solicited; sa'-
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" r i, o.Theiapeuticsl and Massage san
tarium, Texas Sve sysiem sn o. E Isnpan
$50. Nanar Needle. sulphur aud
Gadsa baths' Rsdiosraphs and Fluoro-
sccnic examinations made with the X
a's'prs. warner Balfour and White.
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WANTED-A German cook tinglc man
preferred. must be sober and willing 10
work. Address boldberg A. stewart.
Nacog Ioch,s, Texas iios lJi
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Financial.

5000 WANTED as loan on farm property
or vendors lien land notes; ample Sc
curity. Aadress u. care Box .ot. HoIs.
ton. Texas. -
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Real Estate for Sale.

FOR SALE one good mule four cows
and calves, ~ head hogs also twenty
acre. farm for rent. Inquire of Mrs s.
r.. Kelly, Wostie.d Itsad. Ave miles from
court house.
WANTED TO SELL.-Twan'y acrcs OF
land adjoining Dr, Sundt's farm. be-
tween Santa l'c and CinlvcN m, llous-
ton and Henderson roads. rrat"1 Soan
from Alvin. ne fhborhood well m
proved. VIII soil cheap for cash AITly
10 Frank :. Pcndlcton shaw unlGHug !
IMPROVED farm, eoa anrcs for sale; 80
acres in cultivation; Gotten thtpe quar-
tcrS bale per acre. two miles from An
Elctou. For terms apply 10 u. G.. Han
cock, Anficion Braaoria county Tex
TOR SALE CiiEAP-iGo acre farm "a
Montgomery county peach, pear and
other fruit trees never falling watri
pear by. T. acres under fence new m
proyrmonts For terms see s. n. JONES
&Als Main
WE CAN offer some - acre tracts four
miles south Of town AT extremely low
figures can on or write us. Wilson "
Hannah, 1903 Il am building. II
HAVE purchasers tor several Mo.
homes In Third ward, also desirable lois
Several handpone homes IN Third ward
for rent one trat cottage on Faunln
street, price 500, one IN Fourth ward
south, 500, These arc bargains and
must be cold Homes In tho dirorrut
wards for sale On easy payments Choice
clear acreage TO exchange for city prop-
erty. Will assume incumbrsnces y. NJ
Norfeet n