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Stated for HotIer In The ninth inning.

'haIted for Hotter in the ninth inning.
PliladelpAis. o 0 6-5
Earned rnns-baltimore, ! Philadelphia g. Two
hhli-Co"ey. saGrihce hits-NaAh q McGraw Stolen
pAA s--oO.sy, JenDipss, Orth. louie piAy-iteitI
nnH Doyle. First base on rorf-PhilEdeiphin i
q ~ hts" on ballS-On HoffvT, q, on Ortu' IT, hi
by pllGAeI-fy Orln, !. struuk uui-By "A Nor 4. Gr
Sr'h' l.eit on Dases-BEltimOre. lV; PLlaielpbis
IL. AuendHuce-S,O25. TiInu-Y huurs 1nt' ~
minutes. UmEire-oDHy. 40
BosToS. III wAsHNoToS. 5-FIRsr oAME
WAsHSGTpS, Aag, 3.-liunurs were e,.n Il, t,,, ,,,
Ga1nes played by the s.AUtUrs anu BvsIous tutnS
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Ths visitor. un n. asrs erro snrourA - srrors
q the locals On ths nrIt 40 tnninss swsin the str
footsx twirier lnf the ee1nfofa ptohea ths seoond
enro f.SnO Ne nnorn.
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yAsHISoroS, a. BOSTON. t-sEcoxD GAME.
.Batted for Nichols in the eighth inning.

Warrington .........r...O IL
Earned runs-washington. e. First base by errors
-Roston o. Left on Observation-Disclosures, 3; Boston.
Z. First base balls-oT Swain. 4; on Stivetts. 8.
Struck out-By Swain. 3; by Nichols. 2. Home
DE Montreville. Two.base hits-Abhey (2l, Tenny.
Sacrifice hits-Brown. Collins. Stolen bases-Abbey,
stHhl Durey. umpire-Hedler. Time-2 hours and
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hhAebAiL Eastsrn Park. . p. N. To-Day.
brooklyn Va Washington. Admission 90 and 5Oc.
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CscrrSATi Aug. 8-Brpitenstein started we'll to-day,
but fell down In the eighth, and drubbed the
hardest since he mas been Rcd. Hawley as usual,
kept the locals hits few and far betwe Again.
regular umpire showing up. two players oficiRted.
Tomorrow, a double eader will be played make
up q postponed game, The ncore;
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Earned runs-New York. 3. Two base Aits-yan Hal.
tTen IerpAu. Clark. stolen basesY HI lren Tier
nan, Joyce. Davis, Gleason t2l. Holmes 2) Nilsson
Jones. flrsi b s. err, r,--N-Y Ip-k First rale
on Gals-Ou X .siH .; on Payne, 8. s.r.rk out-By
Eusis. 4. Left on bases-New YORK. o; brooklyn <
TliA'-E hour, hHl 10 miLutes. Umpire-McDOn Onald.
Atteu4ance-A. 900.
PHILADELPHIA .; BALTIMORE, g.
BAtTInoRL. Aug. a.-Aft,r twenty-five successive
ceedls at lh- LAnds OF tau champions, the PhilAdeI
ILias took the ORIOLES into CamptOddy. UrtL p!tCnCd
magnificent bail AMI received good support iHe last
Aug. u, 1919. The score: -
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haHehhli, Orange Oval, To-day. II8O y. VI.
OfalSe A {, Ns. \. J. National League Team Trains
1901 LAFeiay b., %J0. $500, $780, $500 and t:IO-Adu
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baseball Games To-Day.

NEVU"EI UuHVH EO-Dhy.
NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Washington NJ BROOKLYN St. Louis at ChicaRo1
Cleveland ~ Louisville; PiItsburg AT Cincinnati
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Scranton AZ Buraoi wllkssbArre at Toronto,
Springfield al hontreai; Providence al Syracuse.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Hartford ~ Paterson; Athletics Et Richmond,
Reading At Norfolk
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Other Games.
AT cooPERsTowN.
Ginams s.................O. o 90
Coopertown. n.'.........,.O q o "a
BatteIies-Gillams White and Rafferty,, Cooper
town, Wood and NigneuE.
AT NEW LONDON
New London Athletcs...0 o o Ia
Genuine Cuban GiGnts...0 o I o o 2-7
Batteries-Hutchiuson and Miller; Jupiter and
Jordan.
AT hERIpES.
Torrington .....o o. 0 Ia
Bstteries-clements and Theiseu Kelley and Bot
tenus.
AT HUDSON.
Hudsons ......,,......o ,.'.o %
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New England League.

A. Sewport-Newport. s: Pawtucket /.
At Taunton-Tauuton, 81 Brockton g.
Al New Bedford-New Bedford. b; Fall River, L.
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The programme for tomorrow follow

First Race-Twoyearold naidens; Eve furlongs,
Bell Punch. ll2; Sir Gawain. ll2 San venado, 2;
Aruum ll2; Hairpn. lI2; Arbitrator ll2: altar
lie; Pink Chamhray. 100; Bent Pin. 100.
Second RAce-Mle and a furIong-The Winner,
llR; len Holiday. ll2; Garth. 100; Tripping 100.
Taird Rhce-Congress Hall Stakes; nve furlongs.-
Hamburg, 1874; wild Warrior, llg; Harvey llp;
Archduke. ll9; Yaphank, 10; AratomA Og; Glorian
10y Lsudcmun, lO2; Arquebus. 20.
Fourth hare-One Mile; seIlng.-Kingstone IO2;
Lela's Cuckoo, lu2; Patrol. log; Regulator, lOli
Glissie B. 100: Campania, loo' James Monroe. 81;
Hurl, 95.
Fifth Rscc-Stceplechhse; short course; selling
Acrobat. l4s; Lady Lightfoot. l4S; Lawyer, I42;
Phebus, 49,; Royal Scarlet, 1877; Beaumont, IS4
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Sporting Grruts.

INTERNATIONAL LAWN TENNIS MEETINi. Aug.
i e. {. s. and ii. 81. Grorges Cricket CIuU. Hobuken
n. J.. Willow aud sth St; barclay and lith ST,
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FOR SALE-An assortment of second.
nand betting, pLileys. shaftiny, hangers,
piping, etc. Cali at the oaSness office OF
The Pult. II
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korEsr BY JAPAN
,,,,,, FORMAL coMMuNicA-
lr,oN TO SHERMAN
,,c,ne reasons for oh'eeo ''
.n.,,,Ion of the ISLANDS
a. the United states

,,,v 5.-The formal pro''s.
ns'Oa' .s ID ,he annexation of hawa'i
asa , states became available to-
,,,.,, sobmitted Japan's formal
Us w. :, ,apan, washington D.
~ s,r-Referring to the GORE
~ =, has passed between us
W. the proposed annexation OF the e
Is Ids 70 the United States
~ ,"nor 10 inform you that having
,. ia with my government on this
am now in receipt OF instructions
=, ,mnerial maJesty's minister oil
ro,atIons in regard thereto
!. dlvulging the nature of these In
ms. I desire to state that although
psrial government could not nave
- attach due weight to the state
YOUR communication to me of the
,,or. that in your opinion there
inc In the proposed treaty pre1u-
The rights Of Japan they must
NE taken note OF the fact that IN
IN the same communication to eX-
.rsat,es between Japan and Hawai-
,ha, yopr understanding Is that
sernmept Of the United States does
a upon itself any obligations of the
an government arising from treaties
Mentions with other governments.
10 now the honor to inform you that
Instructed by his imperial majesty's
ment to formally protest against this
I'd annexation Of the Hawaiian is
o the United States.
protest is made for the following
5:
1.-The maintenance OF the statu quo
vail is essential to the good under
BIZ OF the powers which have inter-
the Pacific.
be annexation of Hawaii would lead
lingering the present commercial and
hal rights Of Japanese subjects in
secured 10 them by the treaty, and
constitution and laws Of that coun-
th annexation might lead to the
nement by Hawaii of the settlement
ns and liabilities already existing in
of Japan under the treaty stipula-
reference to the mischicvous sug-
or report which has been 90 in
Busly circulated In this country and
ere that Japan had designs against
fegrity and sovereignty NJ Hawaii, l
fther instructed by the imperial gov
ht to state most emphlti ard
yocally that Japan has pot NOW and
had such designs or designs of any
Ehateyer against Hawaii.
pit ma TO add in conclusion, Mr..
Rry. that in making this protest and
ping full and careful consideration
the imperial government is actuated
at 1t regards as an imperative duty,
pt In the remo,est degree by a desire
barrass the United States.
prize most highly the cordial rela-
which have always existed betwe en-
Pun'rles and We confidently hope cur
fhtations will be received in that
Of Justice and fair dealing which has
hbly charac'erized the Intercourse of
and the United States.
fpi' Mr. Secretary, the renewed az
Pes OF my high consideration.
Toro lioshi.
.. John Sherman, Secretary Of state.
followed Secretary Sherman reply,
mas already been published.
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Meetings ut Trinity.

Trinity, Texas. July "a religious wave
seems to have struck Trinity. Rev. w. f.
Davis of Carthage held a very interesting
meeting at the Methodist church and
shortly afterward Rcv. n. b. Morris be
gan IA revival at the Christian church,
which has resulted in eight or ten addi-
tiCns to that church. and now Rev. Lee,
pastor OF the Baptist church. assisted by
Rev Morris of Crockett, begins II warfare
against the strongho!ds of Satan at the
Baniist church
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fpsteaa 'n''s's At Hemn.,.

IS, ma, Texas. July '" s'"c",a..,
x in men, men,, Women and cD prco'0roa
the ' tsa,, an parts Of Texas 'g tn ,a are
.ssoes Saa,A session of the olo 70 ,., 'nS'
Cow norS S1 Of Texas, to begin l'l hero
park sss a'as at 10 o'clock, The 1 olS
e'Isaa 81 the aim o OF WsIay
lo o. the State of the colored
m veal commi,t..
Incoming large crowd ie an made de ar, ar,
'Asy are sea .rains bring in M" ,na as has last
and given sneeoratcd with a b ,ne bap-
iosdanxs school deoaa Quarters \.
ss'ssille in ihs s oedent A. W. Moss
held three chair. chair. v" "oSS
styered 4 Rev ss H. R, w n mat It, day
sssloeks s' Tss BY Rev. i n s sSesing
y Cooper Of was sna -. at night s aas
ST.. 0o and Slaughter Of
erow the sa' our tonight. services to-
Y order 81 s1ssosls.Ioa proper v,,, -
lsscss 20 !, and viii + rem ~; SILVER, mod.
fhus.SSsv The xesh. imam in session
@tsFested 4 sIlcsy and satura.x
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to Join In putt up
a gin ut one OF the best points In Texas;
good opportunity. Address w. q 0uls
1T ri canpo. Texas. ~
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Successful Meeting at Mckinney.

Mckinney, Texas, July 5.-M successful
revival OF TWO weeks duration closed at
the Methodist church in this city last
night. Among the visiting preachers from
other towns present were: Rev. j. Nj
Sweeten of Sulphur Springs; Rev. I. j,
Beckham of Forney, Rev. II. ID. Stuckey
of Gainesville. Rev. Joel $. Graves of
Anna, Rev. George Sexton of Plano and
Rev ] f. Anderson of Farmersville. Pas
tor ID. j Martin conducted the meeting.
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work will be in session under the direct
rCss. Sister II. Tatnell.
Mount Corinth Baptist church of this
city is a large, new, cool building with
splendid acoustic facilities and while it is
hot the visitors seem to be satisfied and
full of the glory of the occasion.
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RELIGIOUS.
ea'h Day Adventist Meeting Mt
a Brcnhum.

"a Brcnham.
|nhan, Texas, July 5.-In a tent on
street services are being held regu-
py a couple Of ministers of the
IN Day Advcntists' faith.
Second Adyentlsts and the Seventh
''entists are mot, as many suppose,
~ dOctrinal belief. The Second Ad-
W believe in the speedy advent OF
ana the end of the world. They
ielr origin as a body in the United
10 william Miller. Under his
Ss lana ana that Of some of his follow
a a number T of adherents RAPIDLY in
(,sd ~, ,ne TINE at which they at first
botnh 'ne second appearing of Christ
sm 81 h M, and subsequently some
~ nav, have tsed upon different dates
T yh'ners' 1878, 1877. lStS, 1S57 and
rue number of adherents contIrm,I
M, sa, q, which they fen in regard tn
n, Wu me second advent. After the
diy;s,1 m,'am Miller in 1919. here wos
soma Vn IN their views. mr., hold
' vIss modification no Of the usual p T nIiu
Of u tbs,, OF the divinity of Christ and
Iilst Gns'n !, adopting the doctrine nf 1 ,b,
her r' oS, Of the wicked. While v ,b %, , Tue
cSr'.' except as to the rI soco N'Sws OF
" ana which they believe vi,i a.
resurr r cp,re,millennial. and th mt'' , ne
hen ooce S. of the "''T ris ina, the
bed nj HIII ,GoN while the wicked viii no,
Of and while his - rei ml' m rHls9 b on
''' Of terror and judgm asnte far int i,
ii s dsS b, Day Advcntlsts ob.orvo -.
no u tl originated as early ear 0 mr. ,S
ips :, TIA, the pro fhs coming Of christ
IN i, Other or AdventisisS' @ which ,Sh in the
ass s SS,d only to oY the is'n really
(ris, duration. preceding Il Of ibs brief oa hut
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MulI.cN,s smcrc,..

Waxahachle, Toxas. July 6.--Abe Mulkey
is the greatest drawing card Waxahachie
has had in long time. He is preaching
three sermons day and the crowds
number from l0OO to 1900 at each sermon
Mulkey was raised here, and his popular
ity is unbounded, He VIII finish his
famous sermon on restitution tonight.
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Meetings Mt Lakewood.

oakwood, Texas, July THE Methodist
church closed very good meeting last
night, with six new members. Services
conducted by j. W. Hartman and Mr..
Wednesday, assisted by MIR. G. b. Gar
Crouch of Bremond and c. b. Garrett of
lakewood.
Mr.. j. w. Hartman opened at Bremond
rett
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GOOD CLEAN bright prairie hly in bales
at si.25 per ton T. o b, cars Rice's switch
on 8. A. aud a. l.. Il. Il. Address NJ.
NJ. Rice Ranch. Houston, 10
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THI old reliable Houston steam Carrot
Cleaning Works ruovt i's carpets
crunh cloths rugs feathers aud mat
tress.s. uphoistrrinG and iumtut" re
tuiline gilt-"tlgc T"iel.. u, Is, Henry
Tonndorf corner Smith and Mckinney.
phone Sos 10
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HOI sTON SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WRITING SCHOOL. Mason Block Miss
Alice +. Haiper. PRINCIPAL. II YOU are
ambitious and viii work hard. W. want
you to take u business training courac
with I
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SEEDS and plants OF every description,
Sorghum seed. Kafnr ard Milo Maize
MilIet, Hungarian Broom Corn. We
carry the largest assortment OF bulk
seeds IN Texas. Fruit baskets boxes
and crates of every description at fac
tory price. Holloway Seed Co.. Dallas.
Texas.
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LUNDEIL FANS fAEIN-II,D I4ANt'r,
Ideal Engines, National Boilers. Lakon
Transformers. Electrical CONSTRUCTION.
Repairing, supplies. Arnature Itewind-
ing. The 1ardcn-S heets Electrical Com
siruct.on company. 9N Preston avenue.
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FOR SALE-Aii day meat market. best
stand In city; good route and cash cus-
toners: reason for selling other busiiiess,
Addiess No. 70. Ills oitIes:
FOR SALE OR LEAsE--A machine shop
and foundry. Address ueorRc I. Jordan.
Hillsb )ro. I'll
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IVA NTED--A partner with 5000 In one OF
P bes sones ans o sara Of h one EEL q
towns In Southwest Texas. Address ].
W Adams. Kennedy. Karnes county.
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A GOOD millinery. business in the town
OF Lul.ng for sale cheap and on easy
terms For further information Apply
to box obs I.uing Texas IL
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For SALE OR EXCHANGE Forty
room brick hotel. nearly new also brick
stcCc house. both bring good rcHt land
preferred, splendid town. Address Hotel.
This office. 10
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ILEASl. RETURN IT Will he much an
Ireciated If an books borrowed from
lancous brary br returned 10 the office
as early as possible.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Cigar and news stand In
leading hotel In Houston good long
lease bad health reason Tor seiiihS'
dress 4ff. this offioe. 13
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A FINE 2G-acre fruit farm close to Al
vim, ana good buildings 10 exchange
fec home In Houston; SplendidlY Inn
proved pear farm to exchange for stock
of drugs and other property lDi5-ucro
stock ranch in Coryell county. improved,
TO trade for improved land or stock of
drugs In South Texas. Norfieet &
Cooley. II
WANTED-To exchange for 5000 worth
OF good pine lumber some valuable IN
lmlt owed acreage property near Alvin.
Address Lock Box los. I,ockhart, Texas
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BARN your wages. sick or well. By paying
National Benevolent Society 81 per
month. Il
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FINANCIAL.

/ CAN FURNISH any amount OF money
wanted on brick bnslness property in
Houston for aud per cent. Ctsh paid
tof city SCRIP. If you are locking tor
nice home with large lawn, plenty of
trces. on car line ana at q very low
price, I nn supply YOU | have lust the
place you want, ono of the plcasantest
homes on Rnsk avenue; come aud see
me. n l.. Mills. 20I Main Alreet. u
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

LARGE south fTNnt room with board. for
man and wife or three young men; Rates
10 suit the tii,s. convenient &c Du'l-
ness, ST. Travis siro1t. 10
NICELY furnished rooms and board, $3.50
per week. bath and modern Improve
ments: cool upstalrs rooms. one down
stairs room: transient solicited; i0 Aus,
tin street.
FOR RENTAL In Porte, four furnished
rooms. with or without board, near Syl-
van Hotel; good accommodations. For
terms address or inquire OF Mrs. Il. b.
Work, La Porte, Texas.
FURNISHED rooms. 100 Sam Jaoln.o:
beard II desired; terms reasonable. bath
privileges: hot and cold water: Q
ROoMs--l3oard and rom thiss blccns
from Capitol. su1tahle for Two cr man
and wife: rates reasonable. room for one
gentleman also. sit Main street IL
ELEGANT rooms. first-class board. for
couples or young men: central location.
bath; reduced rates. table boarders So
leted. 500 San Jacnto street. corner
Prairie. ~
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SrNBURN relieved, tan and frecliics
pos lively removed ~ Wlples Velvet
Cream, y cents, pleasant and fragrant.
NAPLES drug store, y07 Preston, Hous-
ton or by mail. II
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/ WILL FURNISH and do painting. pa
pcrlug. ctc.. In exchange for n good
driving horse or buggy, Address 7O6, this
office a
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WANTED--A colored woman to 20 to tho
country to cook a good home. Amply
TO Mrs II. 4. Flewellcn. 40 Austin
street, :.
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LIFE tNSURANCE-3i2.o per 5000. age
81 The BAY State of Mass. Organized
1881. Losses paid stopN.On. Agents want
Cd. top contracts notes taken, our risk
w. j. Minton manager DALLAS, Texas
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Information concerning II \.
GlaSscuck hit his home nut lecsville
La. she last OF August. 1890. Any news
of hlm would bo gladly received 10y his
molher. II. l. Gnasscoek. LecsNllle. La. Z
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on section. Apply to l.. Rosenwnld.
Workingmen's Store, Firth ward. .
AGENTS and t,ancn Manages. SALARY or
commission. Hunter Tailoring aic Snut
Co. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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AGENTS-Economy gas burner. raves y
per cent OF gas. makes large. beautiful
light and gives l.O per cent proht 10
sileslnen. General Agency Co.. 2..5 Dear.
born street. Chicago III u
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w ANTED-Iieirs of -. a. Burroughs. Jno.
Ifar; greaves. II. Rector. Robert Walker,
II Sum. NJ. -. Raybarn. Liberty.
Texas.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS Plans and
specifications for u students mess hall.
With seating cupacity FOR not less than
iwe t1D hundred. 10 be constructed on
the grounds of the Texas Agricultural
and Mechanical College. are invited un-
al p. m. Saturday. July n. 1897. The
tSost Of he building not to exceed s23.co
including architects commissions.
The architect, whose plans and spe-
sihcatons are accepted. will be required
% give bond in the sum of 5000 that
estimates
"a. For two cottages 10 be constructs
cd OF lumbei-one to cost 1890 and the
other $500. including architects comm.s-
sions.
The Undersigned hereby claim the right
lions. l.. s. ROSS,
President.
:. W.. r.. CAviTvr.
10 Local Drector.-
NOTICE. TIC. CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids addressed TO the CITY Sec.
retory VIII be received up 70. o'clock
y, IN. on Monday. July 8, 1897, for tie
construction of a sewer along Washing.
ron street from Hemphill street to mo
intersection of Wash nSton and preston
streets. and along Preston street from
Washington street to Buffalo blyur sutd
sewer TO be constructed Of sl,riued seq.
err pipe, in accordance with plans ana
specifications therefor prepared by :he
GUY Engineer, recommended by = the
BOARD of Public Works and adopted ty
the city Council, aud on tilc IN thc Office
of tho city Engineer. Each bid must
be accompanied by certified cheek on
local bank, made payable to II. V. thce.
Mayor. In the sum OF $500, TO secure mo
making of contrast. The bids VIII Le
opened IN the presence OF the Guy cout,-
I'll AT the. regular meeting On July >.
1NI. tho cfty reserving the right 10 re-
Jet any and all bids.
H. II. VICE Mayoi.
Houston, TeNas, June % lsa1. 7.E
FOR SALE-On easy terms. a modern
suilt house. with Gll ccnveniences. nice
shade trees. choice of TWO car lines:
good neighborhood: southern exposure
and nice lawn. Apply 10 j. ii. Bright.
room 3So. Mason block. II
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS I'M
dorsigned viii Receive proposals until
noon OF july II. 1897, for constructing
about 300 linoal feet of MD wharf front
oi sabine Pass, The right - reserved
10 reject any or all BIDS For fun In
formation address Sabine Land aud I'm
uroNt,non, company Jos o. Osgood
MANAGER. Sabine Pass. Texas. II
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WANTED-Boy about is years old 10 do
collecting, must be good penrnan'
Apnly with references. Address IN.
this office.
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A SPLENDID Sido line for Texas; light
samples and exclusive territory. Apply
Magic Food company. CHATTANOOGA.
Tenn
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FOR REN1'-Nicoly Furnished front room
modern coaNcnleacosl ENs. hot and cold
bah. close ln. four blocks Capitol no
tel. 1918 Texas avenue.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Chcap; new shed: suitable
for small store or stable. or Will sell AS
lumber to he removed at once. Apply
a0tj jackson street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

l NJ 81 Est ceres tobacco lands. 2ls
milcs iront coutOe. Montgom Try county
l'i hdrgain IN this tract; owneC muSt
sell Can ou "r,e or phone Drummer
Land Co, Bruurcr. Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07

bOOkKEEPERS stenographers. teach
srs. office men or anyone wanting posi-
ton call or inclose stamp for part cu-
lars. Southern star Business Bureau. 81
Mason hulding Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07

IT is A FACT Washington street will be
paved soon, Bfunner addition Ia only
twenty minutes drive from ;he court
house: through street c1r service: We
have houses and LOIS fcC sale at terms
that hslt paying rent. Drummer Lard
Co. at BTunner T. o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07
HELP WANTED.

cook for small resyau-
rant, one VINO understands pastry and
bread making; woman preferred, will
paw GOOD wages TO one WHO suits. coia-
nencc work the last saturday In July.
AtdWss l. d, Herndon. Weimar, Tex. .
TWO white women TO cook. out OF city,
two white mon TO work IN fainilts, thrce
white families on f.trm. Cal Bureau Of
Information. 5ltig Travis. z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07

WANTED-Io trade four hundred acres
good land, Harris county. What have
YOU 10 OFFER? Address ,73, this office. Z
TO EXCHANGE-Th best asbestos ana
soapstopo properly in I4lano: the best
uugncs= ope!iEg In the STATE TO party
with morcy TO handle II: VIII stand ex-
ncrt examination. what have YOU?
Con L. lTrankl.n LlanO. 1rYns q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07

200 ACRES creap II sold at once; near
Fairbanks. on u Il r. G. railroad.
little timber along creek. balance pfnar!..
Wilson q Hannah. 2o3 liiam building. IL