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DuNsS REPORT.
Next Year IL Expected 10 He Ban-
ner One-ImprONemeM Noticed.

NSAv heOr ~ ENncctcU 10 We NAM
uer One-ImprOvemeMt Noticed.
New York. November 9.-R. q. Dun q
Co.'S Weekly Review OF Trade VIII say
tomorrow. All markets and all Industries
are working toward tho period Of Thanks
giving. of stock taking and of holidays.
Colder weather has done much to accelcr-
ate retail trade, 80 greatly delayed in
many tines by unusually mild and open
weather. The producing force Increases
on fhe whole and many manufacturers
are unable to take all the orders offered,
while others are committed as far ahead
as they are willing to be. The output IN
scvera. great industries in considerably
the largest ever known. and the confidence
In great business next year Is undated.
Hesitation in the speculative markets is
In part because an Immense capital mas
beer turned from them 10 investment In
productive interests.
Wheat has advanced a cent during the
week. and the small fluctuations have
been due to reports about Argentine rath-
er than TO the heaviest exports ever
known. Atlaisdc exports. flour included.
have been In three weeks s.77e.soe bushels,
aga inst 6,0Sl, Jos last year, and in the year
thIs far over ss.ooO0oo bushels. while the
receipts in three weeks have been 2i,2l3.00o
bushels against A,7g6,0O last year. Corn
exports have been 7,0l0,0li bushels, against
GAL .55S last year
Cotton declined 10 5N with heavy re-
cdpts. but closen at 5.S. with better for
e4sn demand and with frost-, which have
lessened the prospect of heavy move
menu later.
Iron products have changed but slightly
IN price. With wire nails and rods a shade
lower. while the consumption of pig Is
the largest ever known, works In some
branches receiving orders equal ~ their
OUTPUT, wfihe others havee orders SO far
ahead that they are unable or unwtllng
TO take more. Tin is sustained by large
consumption Lead is 1 little lower at 3.1b,
and q break In sreiter has reduced the
prize at Pittsbirg 10 I.0j.
Tho wooden market Us embarrassed by
the delay OF winter weather. which re-
tards orders from clothiers Though most
works have enough FOR spjne time ahead,
and, wliiN cold weather ard active retail
weather would squickly bring change
prices of waols are 80 high that some
mills have stopped part OF their looms.
Cases are mentioned OF mills which could
realize q profit az s200,0uo to 10000 by
selling the wool they held, but can ex-
poet Hoise by manufacturing at current
pricee. Wool markets have become stag
nart. aid saies are for the most part
wholly to realize speculative PROFITS,
amounting. In the three chief markets. 10
only A.2l30O0 pounds for the week. Cotton
goods continue weak and wooden goods
are rat FER lower.
Failures for the week have been 2H in
the United States. against 3M last year.
and 81 In Canada, against ~ last yer.
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rup wELIs-FARGo RATES.

Superintendent Taft yesterday authorized
the sta.ement that the Wells. Fargo &
Co.'S express would carry fruits. t'owers
and vegetables fer exhibit at the iio'sS'on
show from their exclusive points at nan
rates In each direction. The tomn,itee
having this feature of the airanScmch.s ~
charge to- ,R the matter Of r'duced rates
w with ali the companies, ana ,ne rasso
,ronosed the above named rate. The propo-
siIs,a YVES laiI before he traffic commit
t.e o' shs EXPIRES companies in New YORK
and def atcd. The WELSH have t.Neo
Iind,nendert acton, and win give TIE isir
the benefit OF low rates ar exhiei,s from
XII stetions where they have no conInt'-
ion The rats will go into efect Noven'-
Ter 90 ana continue until December 10
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THO town ce Crowley. 10 the state Of
Louisiana, has raised quarantine ssainst all
business except that originating in New
Orleans, but will permit the passing through
q freight that has passed through the In
fected place. On November - thcy viii
raise all quarantines.
Lake Charles has raised quarantine
against all freight, but Caicasieu parish
will not permit New Orleans freight 10
stop there. ssl6
The Southern Pacific may carry New Or
LENS passengers as far west ~ Des Alic-
mandes.
y. M. Barkley, general passenger agent
Of the New Orleans and Northwestern. yes
terday wired the Houston East and West
Texas that passengers from non -infec,ed
points holding health certificates cocld en-
ter Matches, Miss.
The Southern Pacific carried the first
through mail last night. the agent working
same accompanying II from AlgIers Tie
train was thirty minutes late hero. II
was the first night train west OF iouston
for month. III
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Mr.. Mor.e Returns.
New Orleans Times Democrat.

New Orleans Times Democrat.
s. +. b. Morse, the big and genial head
Of the Southern Pacific passenger depart
ment, will arrive in the city Monday after
an absence Of six or eight months. The
appearance Of Mr.. Morse will be signal
for considerable rejoicing on the part OF
officials OF his own line and also cf the
representatives OF the ether roads in this
city and the South. Mr.. Morse wired chief
Clerk Decker OF the passenger department
OF his coming, and 1t is understood that the
official Is again in excellent health and
fully recovered from his sickness Of the
spring.
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|nity 30 Haye a cisnr Fnntorx.

.' TEXAS. November i9.--Arrangs-
nsing made With Mcssrs. FIRE.
~ Envoy, the wil-known cigar
|tuseres OF Crowley, La, to open a
N.Y. MY mere about January /. Nj.
i !, NY g a Cuban by birth and an
+" VIZ Nolcco and cigar business
en' and he says the tobacco
Fe,s e Is yeTy similar TO the Cuban to-
IVA zee difference can only he dis
W an expert. Vita cigar
trinity and canning fa,tory at
rev miisS cast of here, 1t is
/ , ,ust more attention will be given
OF TOBACCO and vegetables
= ss ~, ihan TO ra,ning. cotton.
rs..naEts here have awakened to
Te,cs.ea ard are new selling goods at
r r',ae margin with view OF stopp,ug
'oners from sending of for their
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New York. November is'--Brads'rcefs
Review of tAe stock Market Will say to-
nrcrrew: Dul.ness has prevailed IN tfe
stock marka. tbs week, but there has
been a decidedly fsrner fesiirg and pr,ces
haze improved all around. The most con-
snicrotis feature was the stronx uniertone
Of specu,apcr. II sf1osri be inent tifd
that the chnsgs fcr. the better IN the
cubnr situA.lon. so far az the relations
Of the United States and Spain are In
vcjved. y credited generally with being
The principal cause OF the Improvement
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snntn Fe TraIn scrvice.

Beginning tomorrow the Gulf. Colorado
and Santa Fe will re-establish portion
OF their passenger ttain service between
Houston and Galveston that was operated
prior to the quarantines. For the present
the train leaving Houston at l.50 p. N.
will only be run In addition to their rains
which leave at q. m. and 1885 o. N.
Until the night train 10 New Orleans is
placed on the Southern Pacific the Santa
FEES train arriving from Galveston ct l.
D. m. Will MT be re-established
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Alvin want. the Road.

Alvin, Texas. November 1S.-Gr,at in
terest is being awakened here at the pros
pect OF securing Oaionel Lofts railroad
from Victoria, and the news in the Post is
eagerly read. The people are preparing to
offer Colonel Lott and his associates sub
stsntial aid in their enterprise and he can
depend upon hearty welcome when he
visits Alvin. The Rad wJild open one oil
the most magnificent sections in the South
and 1t only needs enterprise OF the Colonel
Lott order to make II successful.
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Jug lNoU" NC~OpchrA hOuu~st
November 1.
D. Peters, Clay. Texas; Fl. j. Van
Lake Charles; H. b. Wiy, Texas;
Kemp, Cameron; o. l.. Bi.ley, Rob
Sylor, Chicago; A. Z. Cooney, St.
| Mo-; c. w. McFerraH. Fhiladel-
[John j. Gleason, New York; I. w.
ston, Carmona; N. b. Sigh, Calves
D. S. Durrett, Dallas; w. II. Daley,
|, II. NJ. Hamilton. Boston; "A. p.
kr, New York: Joseph II. Dorety.
b; B. +. Du!lggins. Dallas. G.. u.
3, Baltimore; Steve Fitz Gerald.
4 Fl. G. Rhodes. T. z. Mum, Bryan;
Re STEINER, New York; j. Klien, New
F. l.. Schumpert, Waco; j. NJ.
/, Marlin. Texas; T. ID. Mulnns,
End: H. Y. Reeves. New York; f..
|nk.n, G. e. Howard. Boston; Al s.
1 New York,
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RELIGIOUS.
4. N. ". Conferences.

Terrell, Texas, November 1o.--The
Worthless. Texas African Methodist Epis-
copal conference k In secession, Bishop A..
Grant presiding. Yesterday the main busi-
ness was receiving reports. At the after
uoon session a report OF the missionary
work and Woman's Missionary society was
acted on. Professor Keener iectured last
evening on Love" TO large audience. The
conference Is divided into four districts,
making one new district.
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ro .,ldrcs. prothcrhood Men.

w. G. Lse. first vice grand master of the
Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen. arrived
in Huston last night. He will meet en-
he's Of the organization In the knights OF
rythias Hall, Fifth ward, at = p. m. Today.
the mseting will be open to all membfts
Of Bretherho ds Nos. 145 and 2si. as well
Il, all visiting members.
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CftcaGo November 10 Butter stoady,
cveanxr ~ MS73l; dairy facte0 Cheese QsEst,
SM<ta. Eggs firyn; fresh rs.
New York. November 1S.---EggS reccipts
ia packages; State and Pennsylvania %
@f5, Western n.
ST. lso,na. November la..-Buttcr lower;
ctcnmcry 1904; dairy iis5l& Eggs steady.
IL
Ksnsa. city, November ia,--Ruttcr un-
steady on largo atrplus; creamery tSssa0;
N,sso,,r, ana Ksnsas iSss; storage "a
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The FIRE RECORD.
4 postonicc narned.

Waco, Texas. November is.--1he post
office at Gollnda. fourteen miles south OF
Waco. burned fbis morning. II, r. jack
son In postmaster and was merchandising.
His store was a total loss. amount OF iosses
could not be ascertaincd.
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Holiday Excursions.

Texas lines have begun to consider TIE
matter of making rates for the approach
ing holidays, and in all probability it VIII
be one and third fares for the round TIP.
The selling dates will be tho same ss last
year. December "a, 20 aad 81 and Jniuary
i. e. cd TO return not later than January 2.
Fer Interstate travel the rate VIII be one
fare; tickets to be sold on December Il ard
%, with a thirty-day limit for l.'urn.
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Hampstead, Texas, November is.--The
BRACES presbytery finlshod their work to-
night and adjourned to meet at Calvert In
April, 1898. The presbytery passed resoiu-
tons thanking the people OF Hampstead for
their hospitality and the Houston and Texas
Central for reduced rates. Rev. w. q. lied
was called to this church for another year.
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New York. November 1.-the Evening
Posts London financial cablegram SAYS:
Tho stock markets were Idle and !rregu-
lar to6ay. The Pars boursc was rather
dull. The Berlin market was qthct
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Residence Dcstroyea.

Taylor, Texas, November ie.--The resi-
cence of DR.. j.. 3. Brown was entirely
consumed by Ere this morning. Including
furniture and household effects. Tho Are
a. apartment rcrrondsd promptly, but the
building was situated SO far out that tho
IRE was under such headwAy after 600 feet
Of hose was laid that y could not b.
checked. The loss IS about $1,000 10 $500.
With no inaurance.
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The First 10 Answer.

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas us ex-
'hibted cemmendable prumptaess n the
er and Vegetable Festival to be held In
Houston next month Yesterday 4. b.
Courtney, city passenger agent OF the
Katy. received telegram from James
Barker, general passenger and ticket agent
at st. Louis, agreeing to the rate svg-
senger agents by the transportation COM
mittee few days ago The Katy was
the first to answer and Mr.. Barker adds
that he will use his influence to have oil
the other lines adopt the same rate, which
Is one fare. plus 81, for the round trip.
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prices paid BY Houston doalers--
SUGAR.

New orleans. November 10 Suga r--Open
Kettle steady, sssdi27s. centrifugal very
strong: granuiated il-i6Mi 7-l6; white
HID: yellow 3ls@31s; seconds 3isl3k. MO-
.asses--Open kettle steady. 1891, cantrifu-
gal easy, 4dii2. syrup steady. lT@22.
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.,,s and New Orleans trains give service as
As Lake Charles. La
M rains arrive and depart from tire Grand
sepo, except the Missouri Kansas & Texas
|sS,rh have depot In the Fifth wAfi. the ln-
Srsi 4 Great Northern, Galve ston. Houston B
yson. and Columbia Tap. which use the Inter-
h 4 Great Northern depot on Congress ave-
Y ne Lufkin train on the Houston. East q
fexa,. which leaves from and arrives at the
7 thr road In the Fifth ward; All Missouri.
4 Texas trains pass the international 4
Northern depot.
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r,,-stnt~ press Meeting.

Dallas, TEXAS. November 1.-THE sAecu-
tive committ.es a the Texas. Missouri std
Arkansas Prrfs associations. which fd-
icurned last nsrat Al Eureka spripas. Ark,
decided to hcld the joint annual nserflag
OF the three State sssociattonn - Fureke
sprsnfs on May rs. % and "a. 1898.
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ANNIVERSARIES $3.50 AND sac
] DAY. JAMES I.AWI.Ok. PRO.

/. Hail. New Orleans; +. ID. Thomas.
!; Mrs. ]. b. Surgent, Orange; Mrs.
|, Robinson Mrs. Jcsa Robinson, Ma.
ben. Cincinnati, Ohio Lester +.
Er faresno. Cal. IT. Jacobs, San
|sco; Charles A. Edwards. Houston:
Clark, Galveston: Thomas Sanction
n. New Orleans, La; b. ID. Crazy,
fonti f Farnsworth. Cuero; Arthur
Dallas; George r. Webb, New
L. B. Pipkin. Beaumont; Henry
New Orleans. La: G. Zwickel. Chi
Il. ]. Perry, New York: Thomas II.
(son, ST. Louis; Solomon T. Blessing.
Il Mrs. w. j. Montgomery, New
J. G, Panlton. Austin; II. b. Neat.
RI; Miss Rose cientat. Orange; s.
Va, San Antonio.
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Dersac SIN nnws..

~, hill, Texas, November ls.-
h. snls holds its owa in tao
o,n ana ss assuming mcre. dan
4 ~ some CT thcss Lately ATTACKED
|, "sa un'' death. II Is I, be
~ III killing fr,et this week
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woman Evang@Iist - work.

Corsicana. Texas. November l9.--Mrs.
Rutherford. the woman evangelist. Is ,ioing
evangelical work at the Methodist Protest.
ant church. She is having fair sized audi
cnces. and is pushing her work With all
her energies.
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4 Elrennn Hurt.

Texas. November 1a.--The
~ local freight No. i3 OF the SANTA
AL ~ on the right side OF his head
4. Nea fenssiess by a NAL crane as
Y passed Quarry this evening. He
'N 70 Temple tonight. His name
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Traffic Manager Bein CT the Huntington
lines spent yesterday In Galveston
Charles B. s.oat, assistant general pas
senger ageat Of the Rock sdsno. was
b,,s sron, Fcrt Worth yesterday.
y n Pcpe Western passenger agsnt OF
the chu~ipeakc and Ohio. With headauar-
trrs in ST. Louis. was a guest In the Guy
ss.sc.l,. r. M. camr5gn ex-generai man
aser O. the Insrrnasicpai and useat North,
sfu, arrived from Austin last nignt. xln
t,a apartments a. The Bristol.
s,svs fitzgerald. travelling freight egent
,,r ms ri-fton Belt. LEFT yesterday for
,riu ~ the r,rston and Texas Central
a. p. CLARKE. agent for the soatnern
pacifc at Marta. Texas. will rass tarousn
tcrOrrow morning en- route 70 New YORK.
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New York. November 1.-THE following
table. complied bv Bradstreet's. shows the
bank ciearings at the principal citils for
the past week. with tho percentages OF IN
crease or decrease as compared with tns
corresponding weel. last veAri
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ixSA -: HOUSE.
.sssysrss w. T. AZ. J. L.
&SsktA Hates. t..0O and
= $t4S2$X s2,5y per day.
&YZQsxesSD 4. p. 4 head.
Greene. Crowley. Texas; C. VIII
ty: Nj. b. Dunlavy. Richmond; Il.
\, Conroe;. u. C. WcKinnon, Gal
~. =, Dolly. ST. Joseph, Mo-; John
Sesky Weddie, Bill BONN. Kid
E,ors paugih and Sells Bros; James
Jack henderson, Gene Rogers, Ar
keHam, Miss Wrig,ht, Miss Eftie
George knnkel affd wife, Miss
Lonerance. @. h. jackson. Harry
CoAmtia Opera Company; w. II.
q, +. ,FegiY. Lufk,n. Texas; T.
Ch'cago; c. b. Fitze, city: j. NJ.
Neissco; +. l.. Lapfington. Hous-
Its W. Colby, Kansas CITY: J. P.
,cs. FLAGSTAFF. ARR. w. A. Leon
ag.et1n; II. w. Hcuk. Houston: n.
81, Ga.ves,;on; Sam Fry, Austin;
y, Boltoa Miss Bolton, Wharton:
EDWARDS. Waxahachic; II. s.
= Soionla- Mich; l.. G. Perry,
NJ. Lorr.ng, San Antonio: W.
l., samarche. Texas: Il. p. Bud
dtonla; II. /, Moore, F.aton.a; n.
fort MADISON; Cnsr,ea Eye, w.
|ss,a' foreparse1 AID Sells Bros, /:
aure KAY. Ys1kpm; Hugh Burns,
+ a. Metziie. Fort Worth: p. S.
NJ, usiNeston; r. +. whitney, ST.
~ 80. NJ. Rcsenan. New Yons: c. A.
" Louis; q. w. Skinner, Ell II.
-. ~ ard t.; A. b Latting.
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Crockett. Tsxas, November is.- Colonel
D. 4. Mum w,s stricken with aooplexy
,odsy at his rcsiaerce In East Crockett
,pa !, dangerously ~, His situation to-
night Is re- sardco 81 b.iny very critical.
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oync,nl Circulars Received.

President King cf this Cleveland Term nal
and Valley Railroad company and Ressissfs
Murray and Cowan Of the baltimore ehu
Ohio eave ifesied c.rculsrs announcing ne
anpc.ntmenf OF j. e. Galbf.ith as lfaIie
manager and genenil ay AT, respssuse's-
INC ei.cu.sts are dsted November :.
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CorTON Send Products,

F. o. b, mill. Texas interior points. ac>
For gallon.
Prime crude oil, hose. ,....., lyiss7it
Prime summer yellow oil..... IS an
Short ton
Prime cotton scs-i calc..,.. $40 80 ala %
Prime cotton reed meal. -. 10 80 III "
Linters, per pound. ..s.....-, lNW 2M
For local delivery Houston mills quote
Remarks-M Market steady at the decline,
demand limited.
New York. November f9,--Cottom seed
oil STEADY. prime crude ~.
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New Yos&, Nos<s.her io-Cottss m.
eESt$d eAfeS eeeoaY ~ q det1lESe ~ ofel1
FutztH rsaa>st aloW NRk wexk uSdeftoite
n9rsptaa Senses 6sang UssxAxorable. g:
ouyesa prvctaetiuAt4Eu. clceed Quiet 1t {
net oces cf t01e po&tI(1; eAiee y ~ ba&a,
lsrcludtng DecGmher ~; March IN. mot
Rio wrak: M. Z. tnvcice ~; jobhlns k&i
mid weak; CornovA pt9tl: SiIea ~ ba&l
4Ns~raihc. ~ baRs csneral AnRrican.
lsuktse et&tee lASlA Including iksll from
New Ycrk: New Yort asock Vo<Say st1.t
uratet etasee st,ck p1.stts @f!oek Tor IN
unitei states XS0o total vtsihie eor the
Crited entcs Ss4.sM, against sS41w lass
yeAf and No. Us IA iSp5.
SsHtos. November 1A---Coffce Qulst; GOOD
average SANTOS no ress per 10 kilca; ~
celpts 10000; stock LttS,00
Hamburg. November ls.--Coftes ce,eusd
u MA lower: ealee $4,000.
RSo, November 1&--(sostoe quiet; No
Ric T60 reis per 10 ktlo~: receipts lA0C0;
cleared fer tfe united States li,ooo; for
Eururc Sp00. stock t3,0OQ.
Havre. November ias-Coyec cioscd Quiet
q = net loss Of VI; sAics $4,000
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,.oRr ARTHUR STEAMER ROUTE.
.on,rncts Have Brcn Closed in han-
sr~ CITY.

gsnsas city, MI. November ia con-
,r,ct hss been ckstd by A, r. siilweil OF
he Missouri. Ksnras and Texas Trust COM
nany. for q line o. European steamers 70
be EQUIPPED at Port Arthur. Texas Inc
,,on,r nv will be known as TIC Fort Aishur
80, r.ie Steamship compeny.
INC hrs, rseamer ~ the otnsi,ls say,
viii sail from Port arthur on ch ,, mas
day and will carry nrst class O. o'n PES
y'i II teuch al Liverpool, Hamburg and Rot
,.rd,m ard 4 sircng I'D Will be iradc Tor
western ressenssr t,a!ns. WIN. W. H., ns J,
Nayr ysrk Boston, Philadelphia and Baiu-
more.
fAtsrsctsnw widespread Atte"ti''n'
r. q. Yeakum, general freight and pas-
sengsr agent Of ,hs Houston East ana West
Texas. und william Dohsrty. bis sssls' ant
! burned yesterday morning from trip over
tho lins to Shreveport. They told = -
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THE HOTELS.

|o HOTEL
walls.
les, $50 to
|p e r day.
~ elegant
b $, W I n
| La r & 9
|e rooms.
ally iocat-
EST accom-
lions Ter
IerCiul men
he city.
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lust.n. Texas. November 10 -'-chief Of

Auni.n. Texas. NDyembcF I5'''-Nutef VI
Fostoifce inspectors Johnson this
evening received telegram from tho poct-
master at P.ttnburx, Texas. 70 the effect
chat The rostoface Al that point was robbed
cg s2i9 today and that although the party
charged with the robbery had peen ar.
rested none OF the missing property had
been recovered.
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Po.tofnce Robbrd.

PlttsAurg. Texas, November 10. The
pos.offce al this place was robbed today
Of s2l3. negro has been arrested.
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THIN wooI. MARKET.

Prices pad by Houston Dealers
Twelve months. medium ...,...,.1o dl9
Twelve months. hne.. ..,........., 9i0
BURY -. ....u..N., ..,..s.,.... btsQ IN
Rix months l03. lesA
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eix months. i6s- iesA

ST Louis, November io.~-Wool quiet. In
GIi1. heavy iino issiio; tub washed a2qSo,1.
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RIDES. TALL0w AND nEEswA4.

New York, November ~ Hides steady
Texas ~. Leather quict, wool steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-20
ptel Bristol,

HOUSTON. TEXAS.
hean plan, So and $3.50 per Day.
tIy first-cisss. centrally located;
lrer elevator, Electric Lights,
Heat. Return and Gail Bells in all
Elegantly furnished, new and
gmmcdat'cns unsurpassed by any
lin the city.
iiuRIsON & MALIN, Managers
Foimerly OF Capitol Hotsl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-20
THE NEW
HCTCHINS I: ::

(; I; /. HOUSE.
W. r. Al. j. L.
Boyle. prcr r!ctors:
la ties. ..W and
$3.50 per day.
L. p, a heads
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-10

A nicely furnished house for few
snonths for very desirable tenant.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-10
A CLOSE SHAVE.

While shooting on Kawaihae beach,
President Dole's gun exploded, says
the Hilo Herald, and the charge pass
ed within n few inches of a native
boys leg. President Dole was so up
set over the affair that he gave up
shooting for the rest of the day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-10

number of choice dolls and some can
dy are still unsold, and it has been
decided to discontinue the sale after
9 o'clock this afternoon, and give the
ladies another opportunity tomorrow
morning at the same time ana pla1-.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-10
NEW BRITISH NAVAL ATTACHE.

WASHINGTON, November 24.--The
Secretary of State has been informed
that Capt. Henry b. Jackson, Royal
Navy, has been appointed naval at
tache of the British Embassy here in
place of Captain Lewis Wintz.