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AMERICAN LINE.
RED STAR LINE,
STARIN'S New Haven Transportation Lin,

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAYS.
 Steamer JOHN II. STAR1N, Captain Mic. Alister, leaves New Haven from Starin's Pier, foot of Brown street, at 10:15 p. ID. Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Steam. CT GLEN ISLAND" Captan Spoor, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The STAR1N leaves New York from Pier Is, North River, at p. n. Mondays, Wednes. days and Fridays. The GLEN ISLAND'' Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays
 Fare 75c, excursion tickets S125. State rooms, S100.
 Tickets and staterooms for sale at J. B. Judson's, S67 Chapel st.; The Peck 6 Blsh. op Co, TOP Chapel street.
 Free stage leaves the depot on arrival of Hartford train, and from corner of Church and Chapel streets, every half hour, com mencins at S:30 pm. Through freight rates given and bills of lading issued to points West, South, and Southwest. c. H. FISHER, Agent Order your freight via Starin Line.
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New Haven Steamboat Go. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
 DAILY SERVICE.
Sundays Excepted.

tSundayS EXcepted.) Steamer from New Haven leaves Belle Dock, Old Line Pier: RICHARD PECK at 2:30 night.
 Steamer from New York leaves Piers 25 and 26 East River RICHARD PECK 5 D. m.
 Fare S1.00. Excursion tickets, good for 15 days. S1.50.
 Staterooms and tickets for sale at The Peck & Bishop Co.,, TOP Chapel street. and at Mix's drug store, cor. Chapel and Church streets. FAST FREIGHT. Through rates quoted over Express Freight Lines to points West, South, and Southwest, and through Bills of Lading is- sued in connection herewith.
 CHAS. I. FRENCH, Agent,
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oUININE AND ITS ROMANCE.

The Jsuit Attempt to Corner the Mark
 ct by Means of Papal Bull.
 e Of the Peruvian bark only t1ftieth comes from Peru, our chief source oe- ing Madras, Ceylon holding second place. the two together sending us more than all the rest of the world put
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CHAS. B. MATTHEWMAM.

Attorney and Counselor at Law, S14, S15, S16 First National Bank Building, 4z Lhurcn Street. Resident Assistant Secretary and Attorney of the NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY
 of New York.
 Executes Fidelity and Surety Bonds and undertakings ct all kinds taA 1y
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ton for a naval station with a proviso at
such a time asthis. War was at'our doors.
we had appropriated $50 1000 900 to meet It,
The Spanish, fleet was. approaching. the
country. .''It is boys play" said he, ''it is
cowardlce to talk about acquiring title to
land at a great naval station. The naval
station should be prepared for action
(Applause.)
Dayton Of West Virginia, Democrat
said: 1--WE could lick six countries like
Spain In the time necessary to build the
proposed key wall,at port Royal
The amendment was .ost-13 to 6s.
When the paragraph providing for the
construction Of four timber dry docks al
Portsmouth. N. H.; Boston, Mare island
and League Island, Pa. was reached. nc
point Of order, ,waa made againstit It. but Mr.
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Cannon, chairman of the s appropriation
committee, moved. to reduce the number of
timber dry docks to be authorized to three,
and tosbe located at such navy yards as the
secretary Of the navy might direct.
The findings of the Bunce board and the
recommendations of the secretary of the
navy with regard to dry docks were dis
cussed at great length. Mr.. Dockery
DemocraD of Missouri, said he was willing
to vote for all the docks deemed urgently
of them.
Mr.. Cannon discussed in general way
the proposed increases in the navy, dry
docks and battleships. = He said he was
willing. as he thought every other member
Of the house was, to be liberal in voting al
the money necessary for the naval estab-
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SPANISH GOVERNMENT
NOTIFIED OF FINDINGS OF THE
MAINE COURT
NO RESPONSE HAS BEEN MADE
Delay Explained by Interest in To.
days Election for the Cortes.
The Day at Washington
Associated Press Special Wire

WASHINGTON, March 26.-The intense
anxiety which marked yesterdays devel-
opments in the Spanish situation was no.
ticeably relieved today, as the worst, for
the present at least, had become known In
the publication of the material points Of
the court of inquiry's report, and little re-
manned but to await calmly the submis-
sion of the full report and the presidents
message to congress early next week. Such
cable communications as may have passed
between Washington and Madrid in regard
to the report were closely guarded by ofic-
ials. 1t was known, however. that Minis
ter Woodford had cabled to notify the
Spanish government as to the results found
by the American court. particularly that
the explosion was external and that the le-
sponsibility for the external explosion had
not been definitely fixed. This cablegrarn.
it can now be stated, was sent from Wash
ington Thursday night. The fact that 1t
was dispatched before the arrival Of Com
mander Mark bearing the full text Of the
report and the evidence appears on its face
to involve contradiction. 1t can be stated
only that the cablegram was sent to Minis
ter Woodford directing him to give this
notification to the Spanish government on
lHuISQdy A. ID beAASNSN th0S th0
dispatch went no further than directing
the results to be made known to the Span
ish government with view Of leaving the
responsibility with Spain Of making such
response as seems appropriate on such an
occasion. Up to tonight no action on the
part of the Spanish government had been
officially communicated to Washington. It
is not doubted that the Spanish ministry
and Minister woodford had conferred on
the subject. but that any formal or ANAL
action had been determined on Ii not prob
able
| Besides the Maine event, the Spanish
cabinet is today on the eve Of fiercs polit-
ical conflict. which terminates tomorrow
in elections for the cortes. SO that this may
cause some slight delay. s'S-
A QUIET DAY 4a.
President Mckinley had comparatively
quiet day after the excitement of yesteri
day. There were rumors Of special cabinet
meetings, but these did not occur. The
cabinet officers devoted their attention
solely to departmental affairs. Secretary
Long left his office at $3.50 p. m, remarlking
that he had not seen the president in twen-
ty-four hours and that his entire day had
been given to detail AS he left the DEPART
ment, however, he went to the White
House and Joined the president, Judge
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INDEX
TO TELEoRAPHIc NEWS

+ Gladstone's condition grows worse, 4
4, and it is generally believed that the !
+ end is near.
+ For the ninth time in succession Ox>d
+ ford wins from Cambridge in the boat
+ race from Putney to Mortlake. 4
r A party of seal hunters caught in I
4. storm off the coast of Labrador: fifty !
r men dead and fifty more will lose one 1
r or more limbs. 1
+ The German naval bill now certain .
I. of adoption Ambassador White de- !
i. nies remarks attributed to Emperor !
+ William expressing sympathy with !
4 Spain. !
+ Ernest Roeber meets Yousouff, "the 4
I. Terrible Turk" In a Greco-Roman !
+ wrestling bout and wins on a foul, 4
/. to the disgust Of 5000 people in at 1
+ tendance. 4
+ The house debates the naval bill, and 1
r every utterance favoring aggressive .
+ action against Spain is wildly ap- 1
+ plauded by the galleries; nevertheless 1
1, the bill advances but slowly. 4
+ When the Maine courts report 4
+ reaches the senate it will be sent at .
r once to the foreign relations commit 1
/. tee; more conservative members hope 1
+ to avoid debate of the matter. 4
+ The English public expected the 1
1, Maine verdict; experts express the 4
r opinion that Spain is in for hammer 4
r ing, but expect the Don to do little 4
+ striking himself before he Is whipped. 1
r No protest of any kind has been 4
i. made concerning the advance Of the 4
1, Spanish torpedo fleet, but men all 4
r over the country are working day and 1
4, night to prepare for the reception Of .
r. the fiotilla when it arrives. 1
r Spain has been, or soon will be, no. 4
fs-k>
+ cradle to the American people. and 4
+ ludes herself with the hope that Eu- i
+ ropean nations will interfere in her /
r behalf. !
r Yesterday at Washington was COM :,
+ paratively quiet; Spain has been no. i
4. titled of the findings of the Maine i
4. court of inquiry, but as yet has made 4
+ no response; army and navy prepaz 4
+ rations are being continued without 1
+ cessation. 4
+ President Mckinley outlines his 1
+ plans for dealing with the Cuban 4
+ question, showing that he still clings 1
4. to the hope that the insurgents will 1
+ consent to nominal sovereignty of 4
r Spain, and also to pay annual tribute 1
+ which they will not do, nor will any 1
r American make one move to force the I
r acceptance of such terms. 4
+ Spain's only means Of avoiding war
4. with the United States Is to stop the I
+ war in Cuba and return the concen- 4
+ trados to the lands from which they 4
+ have been driven, within forty-eight 4
4, hours after receipt Of notification CIV 1
+ en- yesterday; orders are issued to I
+ Commodore Schley to intercept the 4
r torpedo flotilla and request It to stop :
r at Porto Rico. and In case of refusal I
+ to, destroy it.
f*f**f* r. ****tt**f*f***j
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lishment. With reference to dry docks
there were, he said, four docks in the
United States which would accommodate
battleships now, at New, York, Port Royal.
Hunters point, California, and Puget
sound. For three years to come, If bat
tleship was docked at San Francisco bay
itwould have to be at Hunters point.
He, read from the report of the chief en-
gineers to show that 1t would cost s31O 900
to deepen the channel from San Francisco
to Mare Island SO that q battleship could
get to the yard. Three docks were
enough. Let the secretary. locate them.
This was no time for locality, 1t was the
time for efficiency. Personally, he dis
claimed any interest in any locality, but he
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FOR A SETTLEMENT OF THE QUESTIONS
CONCERNING CUBA
The President Still Qmgs the Hope That the Insurgents wall
Consent to. Pay Tribute Spain--They Never Will,
Nor Will the American People Make Move
to Force Acceptance Of Such Terms


Spain With nsand
IN n tewart.
. ~orchy nteven humani ngrunds
demands hmany ya
.
the &c the niH ngntr 0 epe b o tei
to
. Hnoo o
minds n iue bods of
it tlv
mother il seeming think
muhpr pride n
WHAT WAR;
often sconvsa
the fac ann b
indemnity
Oft ldanep referring eat period
Senators far b esrnd,as
that that
the wstcom " enwn
30 ind ready II ad
thah Republican
raa r r + aa +
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Continued on Page Three.)
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COTTON IN surppoApn
cotton on shpboard, not cleared, at Calves

Cotton on shpboard. not cleared. at Calves
N. today:
For Great Britain-ss otterspool, 200 bales;
uilapocl. 1881; SIS Tasso lO42 IS Mont
-; IS Polycarp, Sl35; SIS Ida. 4os, IS Wer.
Pm Hall, 1928; So Bernard Hall, 5O29: IS
rope 3ls9; IS Bodewell, 1857; SIS Spring
ell, vi; SIS Ramon de Larianisa, 1850; S.
istronomer. 1915. Total. 4l,777.
for irance-Ss Bendo, SOB bales: SIS Ince-
btal 16,l5l.
for other foreign ports-Ss Rydal Hail. ass
les; IS Aureola, 1919; SIS Cayo Largo, 451S; SIS
enGesfarne, 300; SIS Midlothian Castle, ssl
nem,sphere, 100; IS Freshiield, 1884; SIS
van. 5o2, Total, 1879.
Ifor coastwise ports-Mallory line, 4237
,es Morgan line, $751; Total. 1888.
TOTAL on shipboard. 75,7t7 bales.
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.dMILITARY HONOR
~ REMAINS OF COL. BALDWIN
WE'RE LAID TO REST.
L. rolled and business Places
r,esed white the Cortege Passed
10 the Cemetery.

k.vsn Texas. September 29.--The fun
4, Y Colonel Brlscoe G. Baldwin, which
rurrsd this morning at 10 O'Clock under
1usu,icss Of Camp j. b. Robertson, was
!. n the largest ever known In Bryan.
no bells In the city were tolled from
En- tO the public schools and district
I.r adjourned and all the business
900 closed. The body lay in state at
/. ci,y hall last night. A military escort
~ IN from the Agricultural aud Me-
anal college and fired salute over the
81. REV. J. d. West, chaplain Of Camp
E,,srtspr,, conducted the ceremonies. which
Z. beauti,ul and impressive.
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GALVESTON STOCK
THE REAL ESTATE DEALERS.

idea of n Convention in HOus-
), ton Is Endorsed.
'oA island, Texas, September 80. The
~ or real estate dealers convention
houston on December seems to have
S'"eo responsive chord even in North
FAas The following from the George B.
'.hs company is good index:
~ skaggs, Esq, Rock Island, Texas.
,. worm, Texas, September a7.-Dear
d, We nave yours OF the 9th enclosing
for real estate mems convention aud
sca,,a "araed same TO cur office OF pub
baSa az Dallas with Request that hey
N suitable notice Of the meeting anc
M ne9usnt attention TO same between
Sint me date fixed for the meeting. Ne
CIV - u proper move and will he glad
any assistance we can. Yours truly,
| Bv r. The Geo. n, Loving Co,
- ueo' b. Loving Manager.
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FOR SALE ICE and a-ysar.old mules, II
and Is hands; ten improved farms, cheap.
Write at once. c, NJ. Porter, Mathis, Texas.
FOR sALE--one full r,sged saddle, Gully been
vsed y short time; good reasons for selling.
A GENUINE new scalskin Jacket sine IS, for
sale very cheap or exchange for horse and
buggy. Call iS2 Charities street. {
FOR sALE--A horse cheap for cash. 500 Full
l,r street. Fourth ward .
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FoR SALE or ExcHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-40p acres OF land In to-
bnccc section, East Texas, for Houston
property or Harris county prairie lands.
r. L. Dennis @
For EXCHANGE $1,000 equity In improved
city property for garden tract near city. Nd
dress 1905, this office. 4
TRADE OR EXcfTANGE~-One heavy one
horse spring wagon for light spring wagon
lnauira ut 1869 Lubbock street. /
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PROFESSIONAL.

Dr. J. ALLEN KYLE. office Binz Building,
ph1ne 1873. hours. II to ". to 3; residence,
1908 Rusk avenue; residence phone. s21. II
DETECTIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS detective,
furnished for civil and criminal inyestlxa.
lions at reasonable rates. FOR further par.
ticulars address james Mccane, Box 1856
Houston, Texas. II
MuNsoN MUNsoN, Lawysrs-w. b.
Munsop Houston. and n. 3. MunsoD
Jr Angleton. Texas Personal attention
TO land litigation, examining TILES. Harris
and Brszoria counties II
& O. COTTON * BRO, Fire insurance Agents
and Adiusters. ~ Main street.
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SEEDS SEEDS. sEkpS New crop rye,
hnrlef. Mediterranean and Nicaragua wheat
alfalfa winter turf oats, German miliet.
onion sets ard tuil line seasonable seeds :
winter towering bulbs Of all kinds, write
for prices. Texas Seed & Floral Co. bal
las. Texas. IN
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED--To rent modern four-room cot
tEee good neighborhood; state price, Ad-
dress 1875. this office q
WANTED--Fu Furnished cottage or rooms for
housekeeping. some distance out PREFER ed
Address 1891, this office. 80
TWO or three furnished rooms for light house
keeping In private family centrally located;
no children: references exchanged Address
4433 this office. 9
WANTED Saddle horse for his feed Ad-
dress box ~. 30
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FOX SALls--ivO acres adjoining public road
from Bryan, to the A. AMI NJ. college and two
miles from each place; WIZ cut to suit pur-
eihHors: beautiful. elevniod, healthy build
ing site for those desiring to educate their
Children fiue graded school In bryan and
tie college only second 10 tho best in the
tr,ted States, land productive and woIi
draiLed. w. Il. CaYitt. Bryan. Texas. lD-g
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FALL SEES of every descripticn--Just re-
ceived. new crop turnip seed. new I'VE and
barley, fancy seed wheat. black winter oats
rust-proof oats, new crop Alfalfa clover. 81
o bushel; onion sets and seed, grass seed
garden seed of every description. Holloway
las Texas. Il
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By e.. iut peO- II, I4oNtHg "
~ reo. b. Loving. Manager.


Texas, September 29.--At ar
!, nour shis al.aning o, Olsen, foreman
wicker, and DR.. 81 Youngkin were
H. hoa to attend wreck on the main
5nsa sNeen Halletsville and Sublime. 4
5rera ''ee OF hands went out TO clear ire
Soken Charles Smell, who had his leg
Sunts was brought home and at lest ac-
Eva resting easy.
rously. was ALSO nuiS' pue n''
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TNPEWRITERS-S Save your money and bu:
Of us when In need OF typew ritter We have
all kinds at half price and terms TO suit +.
J. Finck & Co, agents for the Hartford. e
Galveston, Texas To- 20 -9S
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FOR SALE-Extra choice opportunity for the
right man, half interest In III, best paying
house furnishing, hardware, manufacturing
and plumbing business in the state; local
and tributary trade large and growing fap-
Idly; win bear the s,rictcst Investigation;
owner has other interests demanding his
entire attention. Address lock box a. FL
Paso. Texas, Z
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FOR SALE-ouc second hand pool table
complete: also one grocers largo refrieer-
ator, make me offer u. o. box lt7,
Smithville, Texas.
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BICYCLE suuSrics of all Kinds. Morgan &
Wnrht, Dunlop, G. a J. tires tn stock ,
Cu)more Houston. Second hand bicycles
$40 and SIS II
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rgents wanted by the Fidelity Mutual Lifo
Association. rich territory; popular COM
pany and liberal contracts. Address A. }.
Brown. General Manager, Dallas. Texas, ).
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FIRE BRICK. Fire Drl9k-Farm dra,n lilo
and sewer pipe. For prices write Castor &
Ioyncr, manufacturers. Athens, Texas. 10 ]
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FOR SALE-Onc nice general purpose horse
years old; 10 hands hisA; guaranteed 10
e sound and gentle. for 800, No. 200 Caro-
line street
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hands, at bargain, II taken at once, sand
herg's Stable. Ill Prairie avenue, Orange
Swan. salesman,
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements In Office OF Inc fost
for week ending Saturday, september "a
4l7s; 1925 l5,; sios. b. c.; sos7i so2 q
49, 80; 31o2 ~; g. Q. y G; N. ; ~
Dr. r. 1913 4i5i; 400 t2); 10 tt2); ils5; \, e
c. 1905 alamo street; G.; w Is; g. w w
~, ;oS2; 10I Caroline t2l; ~ iios u S 5gS
~: ii2s: 4io9 (2l Sesi; SOig ~, J.. T. "
(S). NJ. NJ. 1855; ilts; SosS CO. W. lNa
"a; j, e, Midday ~; 1857; 500 ldlai ao.'
%. 1891; &C; 90; Q. s.; 4ii' uS,' NaS ~
SM3 iifs (2l; Richmond; ~ 5, T. ~,
S. S. Hi9; 4il9; Miss Mary Suit; ti2o a. :
'roam: Dr. L. 90; T. c. H.; $40 t2l T. y.
H.. 900: ii?; Abs q; 50id, 3o9o' ifs' so''
4i9S ~; ilis (2); 44@i.
mainsr,ring replaced under guarantee at the
OLD reliable A. C. Wrede ,, aus travis ST.
/ WOULD like to know the whereabouts Of
Mr. r. 6 Smith. last heard from was az
Ctntrevllle. Leon county, Texas, any one
knowing his whereabouts or ADDRESS WI
oblige me very much. t. Is. Leoharns
Tracy, Texas. --.-----..- 'V
GOOD sewing, quick sewing. strong, fancy
ara lots OF sewing done at Coz Fannlh. :
MADAME ODENCRANTz. pianlste, receives
beginners and advanced pupils special o at.
tcntion rendered TO musical expression @pli
Dallas. -
SPANISH ut 800 Preston by Or. Autrey. s.
per month; classes open every night az
o'clock.
mo. j. HERRLE's MUSIC SCHOOL In
struetions In all branches Of music. primary
TO highest grade; special facilities 10Y s,u-
dents qualifying as teachers pupiis' e.l.ns
appointed hours, hive free access 20 ilsIu-
inents for practice; piano Ilo ~, az 20
mandolin, otc.: terms moderate. s'uuio "a a
Mckinney avenue, Houston, Texas. ~ -
NIGHT bookkeeping. s,enosraphy;
typewriting. teleeraphy. penmansnip ~ q,
mathematics, including the shortest .uts "a
addition multiplication and interest,", Iast'
reasonable Houston commercisi ooiSe
gypsy -ZUDITHs inspired fortune chart me
latest thing out, affords fun for AL '1s
most interesting game Of the ass. -, -
your fortune. telling disposition suvrn.u -;
travels love affairs, marriage, money So
friends wlsh, inheritance. etc. tor saie
ali took stands In Houston o. maiisl ~
recaipt OF 81 90. ADDRESS Egyptian Non.ay
20 p. o. eox AL, Houston. Agents u
Enclose stamp. ------
MISS pIIRKs has recpened her private scDe 9o
tor nrimary and intermediate pupns ~
Austin street
-1IME 0IIENCRANTZ, pianiste, rsctiy
beginners and advanced pupils, sp,s, oata
,erticrl rendered; musical expisss'oA
Dallas .-----ll 1900
pof TORS neriting degrees. graduated. u.ns'
n,ofessipnal college, correspondents wv ia-i
T Loci Box las. Chicago.
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GARDEN SEEDNew crop OF 1895 for fall
planting, from ID. Landreth a. Sens Burpoo
a1d other reliable growers. =. J. Iiochier.
100 Congress III
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For SALE Following i25-volt dynumos 70,
sale: One 500 ieht. enc l0U light, Or ECO
light. three $50 Light, ono i00 light, one 80
lsht. three IL light. one . light. l.. E.
Miller.
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ONE Of the incest aN-roum cottages in Hous-
ton, On Travis street, for sale at II bargain.
Mckinney Co., o0S.s Main street 5
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WANTFfI--Men to unload cotton seed huIls.
Apply at once Office Of Houston Stock Yards.
back Of National oil mill. ~
WSNTED--At once, lady with experience b
run the dining room at Avenue House.
1907 Congress avenue ~
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WA NTED- Planning mill foreman. yard man
and shipping clerk, also bookkeepcr for saw
miIl bookkeeper would attend 70 purehas-
ius for commissary. Address 1850, this OF
flee 30
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Low PRICED LAND in al the coast coun-
ties for sale and exchange prices range
from So 90 10 1900 per acre fntarstHts
Colonization Co.. 1924 Main street. lious-
ton. Texas.
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CITY SCRIP for sale at Disnstag's China
Palace i0' Main street. Phone 61i 20
HuLLER GINS. with i2-inch saws, for long
staple cotton in stock at Houston. II. A,
Paine. 10 ia
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BRA2OS bottom farm In Washington county,
$500 acres, all fenced with four wires and
mulberry posts 2i0o acres IN cultivation. 70
tenant houses smokohouse cotton house,
CRIB, wngon and mule shed and bored well
with iron casing TO each house; teams. in-
PIGMENTS and wagons all go with place; for
sale at bargain. Address !, u. Slmi1'ns,
Drcnhan, TeNaG. s
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ONE LOT AND HOUSE, containing four
rHoms, bath room, two large galvanized iron
clstorns, new outhuildings aud fence ali
complete, perfect title, price 5000 cash. 1915
summer street, First ward. 1914
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FULL assortment cotton Gin machinery In
stock at Houston. II. A. Paine. 1876
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS LOTS AT LOWEST
PRICES on monthly payments, fine shade:
good drainage. artesinu water. Houston
Heights office. 2oS Main street John A. Nil.
roy. Ggent, u
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WANTED--An experienced dry goods sales.
man, one who understands window TRIM
ming. Gail at Cent Store, 500 and 81 Travis
strprt