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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-08

S.10Q120; carload lots special; Portland
cement. retail, $3.50; carload lots. $500
Cabbage-Northern. barrels, per head,
76Sc
Nuts-Almonds. Taragona, l2c: Ivicas.
10i2c; walnuts French, lOc Naples, lie;
pecans, Toe; Brazils, &c; hlberts. Toe, as
sorted nuts 50-pOund and 25-pound boxes,
Y2@lOc; cocoanuts, $S.75 per 100.
Peanuts-Ample stock; fair demand;
market steady; fancy hand picked Vir-
ginia per pound, Ace; handpicked per
pound 4c.
Apples-$2. 10000
Onions-Crates, $l.00: barrels $3.50.
Potatoes-Irish, $3.50.
Shot-Firm; drop to b, $l.3O: Il to larger.
155; bulk, $l.55.
lron-Market very steady Swede, 43d0
SC; refined. $3.50 base.
Nails-Cut, SLIGO base; wire. $1.S5 base.
Advanced nationa. list of extras adopted
Dec /, 1896.
Gun Powder-Per keg, 500; half keg,
N,-o' quarter keg' $l.2o Champion duck
ing quarter keg, 1928 Austin. Dupont
aud Hazard, smokeless, half kegs, $S.45.
quarter kegs, $40; 3-pound canister. $40.
l-pound canister 75c. Less 70 to 10 per
cent. off.
Lumber-Demand, both foreign and do
nestle, is firm; ordinary sizes. $40. 5Oaf1 co.
difficult sizes, $12.O0U14OO; flooring boards
ties, $3.50.
Poultry-steady; fair demand; half
grown, z5ua0c per pair; three-duarters
grown, S544oc pair; full-grown fowls. 500
DOC per pair
Eggs-Market firm; candled, per dozen.
lie, Country &c less.
Syrup-Market quiet: Georgia and Flori-
ia syrup buying at 22l.d25c: selling at d
@"Oci sugar house at 19a32c; cuba straight
goods, 23Q30c; sugar house molasses. ia
zoe LOU
Iobacco-Market quiet and steady.
smoking, domestic 22a6Oc; chewing. com
mon, sound, 2fa2c; fair, 23a35c; good 8ec
Hides, Woods, Etc ides-Tbe market
firm; dry flint, 13c; dry salt. lie: green
sailed, &c. Wool-Firm; prime Georgia
free Of sand, burrs and black wool I9c
blacks, lie; bury. case. Wax. 24c. Tai,
low, &c. Deer skins, BE
Bagging and Ties-The market is steady.
Jute bagging, 2A-pound, 7a7Ac; 2-pound'
612@6&c; l&-pound, Ga6Ac; quotations are
Tor job lots; small lots higher; sea island
bagging, S@oiac; standard Arrow ties.
steel 45 pounds, large lots, soc; small lots,
SOC. 49,
Dry GOods-The market is firm: demand
brisk; prints, 3l2a5c; Georgia brown shirt
ings, SIC; Il, &c; A brown sheetings 3i565
4&tc; white osnaburgs 6%c; checks. 445c.
brown drillinss, 5l2d6hc.
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GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York. Oct. Flour opened steady
but subsequently eascd off with wheat and
closed rather weak city mill patents
$5.S5n6.2j; winter patents, $510n5.35 Rye
flour dull Buckwheat -four dun. at 81 .75d
1S5. BuckWheat dull at fOc track. Corn
meal duh; yellow western, &c; city, Zoe
Rye easy; No. 2, 49c; CARROTS, 49a50c. Bar
ley malt quiet.
Wheat-Spot weak; No. 2 red. $685.
aioat No hard 977sc a1oat; options
opened weak under reported rains west
recovered on foreign buying and steadi-
ness of continental markets, but weak
ened again owing 20 disappointing export
business and liquidation and closed 1@1lkc
net lower; No. red, January, 955sd
s. l3-iGc; closed 955sc; May. 937sGt951zc
closed 937sc December, 81 13-160954c, clos
cd 9l#c.
Corn-spot, weak; No. 2, 337sc aAoat; OPP
tions opened easy with wheat and sold off
under fears Of rain light export and lqui-
dalton, closing Bnlc net lower; May. 371kD
38isc. CLOSED 37%c; November. 333sM3ic.
closed $3.50; December, 3FsQ35c, closed
3i1sc. Oats, SPOT easy; options closed
about unchanged. Hay arm. Hops steady
Hides steady. Leather steady Wool
firm. Beef steady. Cut meats quiet /;
picked bellies. 6lkQ8c; picked shoulders.
Size; picked hams, Sds1sc. Lard easy:
western steam, 4.79c; October, 45Oc nomi-
nal; refined weaker; continent. 5lOc; South
America, 5.50c; compound, 45sd47sc. Pork
easier; old mess. Ss750q.25; new mess
80. 5c0i0.00; short clear, SlO.C0013O0; family
$ll.C1a1200 Butter steady; western cream
cry, S14.OO@22.00; do factory. 90l3c; Eigins
pc limitation creamery, l2U16c state dairy
12U19c; do creamery, HAZE. Cheese duh;
large white. 9d9Isc; small white, 9lsc: large
coiored, 949bc; small do, 9lac; part skins
6i201c; full skins, 3lE0ic cotton seed oil
weak: prime crude 2ld2lhc do yellow.
2in2il4c. Petroleum dull. Rice firm. Mo-
lasses firm. Coffee-options opened steady
at 5Ql0 points advance; ruled fairly active
on local covering, following Brazilian re-
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COTTON MARKET STEADY.
UNCHANGED FROM
Yesterdays CLOSING.

ube sales For the Day 1,107 Bales.
Snots ut Liverpool in Fair Demand
with Prices Hardening-Spirits
rrurpentine Firm at an Advance to
90. Cents-ROsin Market Firm and
Ynchanged-WhOIe Markets
steady-Narkets by Telegraph.
savannah, Oct. THE cotton market
,.,.1,i quiet, became easy and closed
Steady and unchanged from yesterdays
dosing prices. The sales for the day were
rq7 BALES Spirits turpentine sold at 32c,
.rs highest price since the steady rise
,.u,enced. The rosin market was firm
and unchanged. The wholesale markets
,.sr. steady, with a fair movement The
-,urity market was quiet. The follow
.,..- resume of the different markets, local
and by t,Iegraph, will show the tone and
mutations at the close to-day:
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Stock on hard this day.. 432S1 1874. S29
Stock same day last year. 81 asa 1871. 407
Receipts same day last year.. 647 4,0d
Charleston, s. c., Oct. 7.-Turpentine
firm; zoe. Rosin firm; sales. none
Wilmington, N. c., Oct. 7.-Spirits tur-
pentine firm at 31A d32Ac; receipts l01.
Rosin firm, at $L15@1.2O receipts, oil.
Crude turpentine firm; hard, $50; soft.
$780, virgin, $780, receipts, 7. Tar firm.
at $1.35; receipts. 1888.
New York Oct. 7.-Rosn firm; strain
ed, common to good 81. 1901. As. Turpentine
flrmer, 33lAQ34c.
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ceipts and fair warehouse receipts in
United States, closed steady; December,
5006. soc; January, 655c; March, $500
g. SOC; May, 6.90c. Spot coffee RIO steady /;
cordova 1O1bGq6lbc; sales 400 bags Central
American p. t. Sugar raw, quiet fair re
fining. 5-l6c centrifugal, 96-test, $50
15-16c; refined steady.
Chicago, oct. 7-Indifference to eX-
tremely bullish news and caution in oper-
atoms of all kinds characterized the
wheat trade to-day. The market had ITS
intervals Of strength, but the weakness
Of coarse grains and belief that the
drought will soon be broken caused a
heavy closing and a lc decline from yes
terday. Corn and oats were weak from
the start, and closed at declines of Ad7sc
and &c, respectively. Provisions closed 10
n20c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
Wheat M
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine at 80 cents a gallon is
considered fair" price by the produc-
ers, and they would be pleased to see the
quotation held up to that figure for the
balance of the season. 1t reached that
price to-day, but there was not as much en-
thusiasm in the market as there has been
for the past month. On the strength Of
sales of 66 casks being made at 30 cents
the quotation was placed at that figure, at
the first call at the Board of Trade, with
the tone of the market steady. At the
last call, the market closed steady and I'M
changed with no sales reported.
Rosin-The market to-day was firm and
unchanged with fair demand for the Of
ferings. Al the first call at the Board Of
Trade the market was buletned firm and
unchanged. with sales of SSS barrels. At
the close the market was bulletined firm
and unchanged, with no sales reported.
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Texas 4 P.... u
Union Pacific o.. 2Si4
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do pref ....... 81
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do do pref .... II
Adams Eek .... 1874
American Eek ..1l7
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, Am. Cot. Oil &c, 23ll
do do pref g.. rs
Ana. Spirits go. 12i4
do do pref e.. SO
! Am. Tobacco &C.. 50
do do T. Fl .112
Chicago Gas o.. 93la
/, Con. Gas POI
Com. Gable 90. rs
col f. & Iron. 23ls
do do pref .... IS
Gen. Electric D.. SO
Illinois Steel &c. At
/ La Clede Gas e. 42i2
/, Lead ...... ..... 3d.
do pref .......1O3
Nat. Lin. Oil 90. 1875
Pacific Mail -. 35ll
Pullman Pal e. .176
, Sill. Ger .......... So
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RICE.

The market Is firm with a good demand
for all grades. The following quotations
are for round lots in first hands:
Fair ...'....'.'''.........4 Q44
Good IA
Prime .............''.'.. '''s'.''..'..'0 W054
Choice head ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rough-Eighty cents to $l.1O per bushel.
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Other proceedings Of the court:

Other proceedings OF the court:
Writs OF error STANDARDIZATION. trus-
tee, VS. Smith from McCulloch Willis &
Bro. vs. Chownng. from Wilbarger; Gates
VS.. Hooper from Zavalla.
Wrlts OF error refused-TeXas and Pacific
Railway company vs.. Jones ct al, from
ny vs. Tom Green County Cattle company.
from Tarrant: Axes VS.. Sanford from
Milan
Motions for rehoaring rcfusod-Railroad
commission OF Texas VS.. Houston and
Texas Central Railway company, from
Travis.
Motions by both psrties-Aulin vs. Cana
dian and American Mortgage ana Trust
company. from Dallas, Van Burklee ct al
VS.. Southwestern Manufacturing company,
from Dallas.
Motions for rehearing subipitted-Huli,
Colorado and Santa Fee Railway company
VS. Rowland, from Lampasas; Gulf, Colo
RADIO and Santa Fc Railway company VS.
Milan county. from Milan; Galveston and
Western Railway company VS.. CITY oil Gal
weston, from Galveston, il.
Reversed and rcmanded TO court OF civil
aupoals-Nanuie $. Boggess VS.. A. NJ. Har-
rls. from McLennan,
Cases submttcdBland ct al vs. orr
county judge, from Jones.
Cases set for submission on 18th IN
stant-J. II. Gibson VS. Lancaster Bros,
from Dallas; NJ. Jordan VS.. Meyer q 20.
ct al. from Bowie.
Dismissed for want OF jurisdiction-Al-
colt VS. Lawless. from Wilbafger.
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Eek parte LIZZIE KNOX from c,,,..,o.,

Ex parte LIZZIE KNOX, from Galveston
relator was convicted in the recorder,s
court OF Galveston Of vagrancy; was fine,
slo and upon commitment resorted IA tho
writ OF habeas corpus for her DISCHARGE
upon hearing before the criminal lis
trict court OF said county she was no.
mahded to custody, and appeals.
II is contended by relator that tho re.
corder OF the city of Galveston has no juris.
diction OF violations Of the penal code
either by virtue OF his office as recorder
or by the provisions OF the city charter
constituting him ex-ofiicio Justice of The
peace. We believe that both positions are
correct. In the Leach case it was h.Id
that municipal court was but an incideu,
to municipal charter and could have no
existence Independent OF the charter. and
That Its powers and jurisdiction could only
extend TO violations OF municipal ordi
rfnces. In regard to the second question
we are Of opinion that the legislature has
no authority TO constitute recorder or
MAYOR or city Judge justice OF the peace.
ana either directly or indirectly TO confer
authority to try State cases For these
reasons the judgment Of the criminal dis
trlct court Is reversed and the relator or
dered discharged
Opinion by Davidson. J,
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LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements in office OF ina
fost for week ending Saturday. March
70. u, /. Bernhart; B 12s; SO. G. Child.
b, l!e t2l. 800. 100 0Di Isl; ~ C); II. NJ,
y o.. X. l.. % 81 Co; l.. $. g. t2li w;
~ %; 10; owner, Rustler, 5. 7. j., w.
;. Teaguc; 40 t6): iNT. l72: w. j. 4. To-.
ll5 % - CD q: Yanks.
iloISfoN'S WIDE awake collecting agon-
cy soicits patronage aud VIII col
lect promptly Noes. accounts and rents,
CITY references: 3li Fannin. under opera
house. W. Y. Graves, manascr IS
WANTl NG-5o acres or moro OF Sod Land
to break; am We'll fixed for the business.
ADDRESS iSN, ~ orlice. III
GET married or correspond with pretty
girls ,ahd handsom. mon: many very
llch, big LIST, send 10 crnts for I'D Trees.
Snllh y Webslcr. Neosho. Mo. V
SEVEN FIFTY viii buy a deeOIatod din-
her set, or sl5 a "a piece white china set
al Houston China Han. 1906 Texas
avenue II
MASK costumings boards. tights. etc, TO
lei and m1dc to order, mail orders re
ccive prompt attention only at the rexas
Cociumc House, o@ls Main street. 10
UMBRELLAS and narasols made to or
Ger. covered anc repaired: coverei IN
ana Sis, IL. Canian, JS1 Mia,n. 40
DIR WM- \. BOXFlL. Specialist IN Ca
tarrh. Diseases Of Women, Nervous,
Sexual and Chronic Diseases, Alcohol
Opium aud Tobacco Habits. Ofhce Mi
son Block u
\lANl-A homo treatment for uterine
troubles. state neadQugrters, i02 .tn7
hui ling; lad. attendant, to p. m;
advice ana hcalth book fee. IS
THE most complete and carefully select
ed trimmings suitable for dre:s,nakers,
millinery, must he sold al cost, as |
fnl myself oVcrstocked. Madame X
Joseph. 7e Main. -
PROFESSOR I<NEFSifAW, trancc inc
dunn and magnetic healer, may he CON
suited at HIS rooms, 1905 Freeman street;
hours 10 70 J a. M. aud TO y III. Is
MRS. \. WATTS of Galveston. cialrvoy-
ant medium COG Austin street. walk up-
stairs hours To y. IN. IL
MARRIAGE paper with 1000 advertise
ments of matriageahle people: many
rich list of books, novelties. etc, free
J. W. 1iunaels. Toledo, OHIO. 3-l9
WE HAVE MORE CALLS for si,s,og-
raphers Than we can supply; prepare
Yourself for position by taI.iug a
course, Houston Shorthand nnI Tyne.
whiting School. Mason Block, Miss Alice
j.. Harper principal. II
LAMPS LAMPS LAMPSi-.Incandesc
lamps. Who'll. -ae and retail arInsture
reminding u specially; electrical and rail
way supplles. The harden Sheets l,lec-
trical Construction Company. 9U7 Preston
avenue n
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LOST, STRAYED. OR STOLEN

...El...,.. $500 Nllv--
I.OST-S75. three $50, one so AID one IS
hills. liberal reward VIII 10 Paid 10
finder. Leave at James Butes store. Il
LOST'--Frum buggy, between Main street
and Sabine bridge. package containing
ladies' clothing. Eheril reward " re-
turned 10 Mrs. NJ. a. Conway. 1917 Kane
street. II
LOST. StrdAcl or Stolen White pointer
dog, my name on collar, reward II re-
tuned John q. Rahfori No. 200 Main
street Houston. reNas. u
LOST Light bav horse. ibout I5ia hands
high, no brands o. other marks. fore
top cropped and growing out; suitable
reward II returned to w. II. Mulv ".
Southern Pacific office Ffth waid. u
STRAYEp on STOLEN--Iron gray mare.
II hands high, branded diamond J. on
right shoulder. and reached mane. LIB
eral reward for return to liildred Hall,
care I'heo. Dreyhng, Austin and Pcase,
Unusfnn ~
LOST Sunday. Xhfc poodle dog, LETT eye
gore Finder please re.urn to tl2 Chart
res street ana receive reward. l.
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passing a 'o'eeN
n the court on temporary In
isesd by the recent use OF ar
\. !. in the language of the stat
|. correct. The bill of exceptions
sIdeuce OF the witness lie" is
~ mo conditions under winch
s I'M was admitted. II 1t was
.',,r,ony the bill should have SO
i ~ Iook to the testimony of the
hs,o is no contention on his
/. I'D authority 10 sign the name
Eros.
By Henderson, j.
r. BRIGHAM. from Hunt; convio :
violating local option Laval
but one question in the record.
me .uffieiency Of the evidence to
\. oonyIction. without discussing
W. we think 1t was sufficient.
BY Davidson, J.
SMy from Hunt; conviction for
n Of local option law-Affirmed.
kmuation In this case is correct.
other question is as TO the SUI
a the testimony. We hold that
Srply sufficient.
\ ty Davidson, j.
'pQMAN, from Grayson; conviction
trlary-Aitirmed.
III question Is as to the sufficiency
tdisrsc. The attending circum-
t,gether with the testimony of the
X. makes the evidence amply suf-
h ~ Davidson, J..
iEs ROYAL, from Cass; conviction
krler-Afiirmed.
,n no bills Of exception or state
! facts In the record. The charge
|surt Il applicable to the state OF
|pysble under the Indictment. The
J u the district attorney mentioned
rcllon for a new trial are in no
Fd and hence can not be revised.
|n BY Davidson, J.
ILsERT, from Erath, conviction for
(n-Aifirmed.
ws ,uest,oo raised ,s tho ipsusf,
! sthr ,he co,ric,io" Is hasod a. ,,n nr
. ~ 'ne convection Is oased upon
Fhid circumstances tend strongly
~ mese confessions; hence We
\ 0iaence sufficient.
,rr.,. -
LAWS ~ AL, from Galveston;
A'as-Affirmed.
nrrer was intcrposed because the
|,ir ana hooa d,d ma, sta,o . oa,,s,
|, ,,,,,., -,
"Pfe'a"'' me sc're -
ny stated cause of action. The
alOes an oifense almost in the
| y The court admitting the scire
nddeuce. II there was a variance
~ ,ae oona and the recitation in the
y" appellant should have object ID
|. %leeilon was made.
v huf'' r. j.
.fgR. from n,,,.
A''"S' cohV'c'ioh TOT
II, Co...
MT complains that the court erred
'ilns his motion to auash the in
n seaase there was no sufficient
q .! the money in said Indictment
e "! Is as follows. sixty dol
n''y cents in money. which passed
/" money of the United States of
n the value of $40 40 :" This Is
I sl'h the decision in the Thomp-
~. ,ne proof sustains the allegation
r ,.n Appellant insists that the
:. kpresto, did no, qualify as a
!. si'ness, We think that the roc
=. 'nal 'he witness understood the
\ ~ ollsatlon of an oath. The
+ " court sufficiently presented
s y, asory to the jury. The charge
s.,,ss.s'ah''al evidence was not re-
, ~ case;
:" henderson. j.
Rpco,r
i ~ from Donley; motion for
!. former opinion we stated tina, We
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TWO good solicitors. well acquainted
with the city, wanted. Apply between y
and 10 tbs tnprning at lpul.p prurie, last
room TO right upstairs. Il
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Board AND PoONS.
C-f ,-...EM -.4..

lA1A4-.sts
ROOMS. furnished or unfinished, w4ih
or without hoard ON one OF tue best
strts is n c'fy. prlyn.e family, best ref
.rcnces Address 10. this office. IL
ROOM AND HOARD--Comfortabie bic, well
furnished rooms good location. close IN .
bath; good board, dag Lonrders solicited
10 san Jacinto, corner Kusk. 10
l2l TEXAS ANENrE- First class board
ing house. 2l2 hlocks from Capitol MOTEL
Main street. rooms Tor rent win OF
without board. trapsienis solicited; rate.
eaEoaabe. Is
LARGE cool rooms, up and downstairs.
liO2 Rusk, one block from Main. house
Just changed hands, table board spo
q atty. ~
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REAL ESTATE.


Ill., ....Tll4..,..
WEST. Liberty county lands. raiIroad,
school and timber. n large or small
ti"cis. on easy terms; correspondence
solicited. Babcock & Marshall. Dayton,
- MAS. Is
BIG BASGAIN-i Lot at No ico7 Main
street worth 5000: can sell for a shor
tinie nj $l1N, ON terms. McW,lRams
- llroS.. IL Main street. II
For SAIL one nlnc-roon, story,
tnocerh holsa, near N. on 10 years tri,,
pirSan 4 taken quick. Call at room
Ssi. Mason hnlldmg. ii
For SALE-on easy terms. a modern
nun house. wIh all convcnrnccs; nice
shade Trees choice of Two ear ln,s;
aud me- lawn. Aplfly to j. II. fright,
room &c. Mason block II
go hCRES OF good prairie hni, fourteen
,i'es eAsi OF Houston, At 81 ncr aero.
lanl an COS hlan bu.ldins II
CArTLE-A g0O, 700. 1900 or 1900 7@re
ranch with abundant permanent sur.
,act wat9r aud ample protection IN the
nott stock-5roeding section cf Trxts. can
now be bonSht at a very low price: state
size OF ranch wanted, 0ud for fur.rcr
lWiioullFs and price address Charles
5 Miller d CO.. Ballinger. Texas II
NAlt BILE hotel property for sale: ga
tdbllehrd tw"ntN-.hrec Years one of the
most progressive Texas ont es. great bar.
gam. Address Box 9S Palestine Texas
II
For SALE cheap, par, cash, balance
edge OF city lit-Ts Third ward Room :.
Perry budd,ng. Il
FOR SALE-A few good hnildinn lots
near the packery OF Sampson pnd Yorl,
streHls, SECOND ward: very cheap. on
eisN terms. these lots are a good rur.
chase. George L.. Porter No Si7's Atnin
81 Slroel. u
FOR SALE Six hundred anl forty acres
of lend $. J. Champney survey, Harris
county, occ-ihiri CASH balance easy.
Addr ~ l.oN IN. Navasota, Texas n
FOR sALE-Now examine ih!s ana get a
bargain;
one 10, on Hamilton street In block
~, between Dallas and Lamar. only
The best home In the Fair Grounds .ad-
may he exchanged for good land
choice land for dairy or truck farms,
only one mile from city, ON Clark street.
guided road. one acre or more. easy
The finest house in Houston. the D,ok
rcsidei &c. on Main street. one half value.
can be paid in good property.
Small tracts at Lock. hinr mios from
center OF Houston. ten to 100 acres. very
easy terms
section O.. nsar Katy, very cheap
property now when IT Is low
u No. 8o1l. Main street.
FOR SALT!--F0r cash, At bargain. about
four acres, with large residence the
highest point In c3ty. also from one TO
eighty lots. ali in Baricasile's addition.
Fourth wsri, For prices apply TO Gar
rctt Hardcas'le. administrator estntc l..
u. 1ardcaSile. deceased. alt'I Congress
avenue 10
FOR SAl.I1-5As acres high black sandy
prairie land. situated tour,ccn miles cRsi
from Houston; fronts ON Innalo bayou
owner wants MONEY. Address Nm
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AGENTS and branch manager. salary or
commission. Hunter Tailoring and snirt
Co. Clncinrsti. Ohio.