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EUROPEAN INTERVENTION.
What Veteran Diplomat Has to
Say on the Subject.

NEW YORK, May PA dispatch to
the World from London says:
A veteran diplomat who represented
continental Power at various capt.
tails for many years, but is retired from
active service now, though we'll in
formed on current international af-
fairs, said:
Il expect European interference in
this war, but not at the present stage,
because the continental Powers can
find no pretext for stepping in as long
as Spain holds out gamely
'T have reason for supposing that
Austria is only waiting for an oppor-
tunity to do something for Spain. But
the Austrian Emperor feels that he
cannot go against the interests of the
triple alliance by playing too much
into the hands of France and Russia,
or attempting to lead Italy and Ger
many to pick a quarrel with the Unit
/ ed States. Then, again, the Emperor
of Austria knows that France and
Russia have many interests themselves
to make them hesitate about causing
an open rupture with America, or in
creasing the already visible tension of
the relations consequent on a too pub
lie show Of sympathy with Spain by
the Russian and French press. Con-
tinental Powers will interfere the in
slant international events will give
them opportunity of appealing to the
better, nobler feelings of the Ameri-
can people and President, asking them
to show forbearance and generosity
and not to insist upon making use Of
their superior power and resources to
make Spain feel too heavily the conse-
quences of her gallant struggle"
After pause the diplomat added
with earnestness: Come, don't you
think the recent speeches of Sagasta,
Silvela and even that horrid Republi-
can Salmeron point in the same direc-
ton as my differences? Cannot you
read through the lines that those who
can go beyond the popular agitations-
which were very natural at the outset
really feel in their heart of hearts
that Spain. like all disabled sinking
ships in g. terrible storm. will have to
save the noble craft by casting part of
the cargo overheard after all? Spain
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been light. get the supply is ample for all
needs. There has been very little doing
in Corn, and prices are rather easy; buy
ers are taking only for immediate wants;
heavy receipts; freight rates went up yes
terday, and considerable was shipped
under the old rates.
Bran has declined several times dur
ing the week; the market has been duli
and there is considerable here. Several
changes have occurred in Hay; the mar
ket was weak owing to free arrivals from
outside sources; at the moment these
shipments are smaller, and the market
shows an improved tone: not much new
Hay is coming in just now, and with new
being held back better prices may be eX-
pected for old.
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EXPEDITION TO CUBA.
A Large Number of Natives, With
a Cargo of Arms, Sail for Cuba.

WASHINGTON. May 24.-Oficial in
formation has been received at the Gu
ban Legation in this city of the sailing
last Wednesday from Tampa of the
first important expedition by native
Cubans. The expedition, which sailed
in the steamer Florida, was organized
and commanded by General Jose Nor
let, whose preliminary report, sent as
the expedition sailed, has just been re-
ceived here.
This report states that General Nor
let has improved the opportunity to
recruit about 400 men, almost all of
whom have seen service under Gomez,
Maceo and Garcia. Every one of them
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the number of her crew. The Span
iards desired to purchase large guam
tity of provisions and coal. but were
only permitted to buy sufficient to last
TO the next port.
This passenger said that at Kingston
the supply of breadstuffs was very
short, and that he knew of three YES
sells which had succeeded in running
full cargoes Of food supplies to the
ports on the south side of Cuba. in spite
of the efforts of the Jamaican Govern
ment to prevent it.
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co NUMERICAL.
SPOT AND FUTURE WHEAT
BOTH LOWER.
Barley Quiet, Prices Having a
Downward Tendency-Oat
Market in Good Shape.
San Francisco. May 24th

odti It idIclStp MAY Attl-
During the past few days the Wheat
market has been on the decline, owing
to better crop conditions and prospects;
both spot and futures are off to-day;
the feature of the week has been the
shipment of Wheat to Europe from Port
Costa via New Orleans, previously re-
ferred to in these columns. Barley has
been very quiet, and spot prices have
been more or less nominal; the market
has been weaker if anything, and both
futures and spot declined during the
week; ample supplies are coming from
Oregon and Washington. Oats have not
been active, but the market is in good
shape, and holders are firm; receipts have
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Killing of Hungarians at Haz1eton.

WASHINGTON, May A.-The State
Department has made formal response
to the Austrian Government as to the
Hungarians killed at Hazleton, Pa, last
fall. The Governor of Pennsylvania
sent in a long report, made up mostly
of the record of the celebrated trial,
and this was reviewed by the Attorney
General and supplemented by strong
argument to maintain the position
taken by our Government, namely, that
it was not responsible under the cir
cumstances, for the killing.
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CABLE WORKING.
Line From Cape Haytien to Guen-
tanamo and Santiago Not Gut.

CAPE HAYTIEN (HaytD, May "a
Copyrighted 1898 by the Associated
Press)-Inquiries made here at the
cable station in regard to the reported
cutting of the cables off Santiago de
Cuba and Guantanamo by United
States cruisers show the cables have
not yet been cut. The cable from this
place to Guantanamo and Santiago de
Cuba is in working order.
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California Dried Fruit

NEW YORK, May A-California Dried
Fruits firm EVaporated Apples-Com-
mon, 6f18c; prime wire tray, SQ9Ac; wood
912a1Oc.- -Prunes, 63S34c Aprlcots-RoyaI,
S@9c; Moorpark, 10Q12c. Peaches-Un-
peeled, 5dSc; peeled, 12M14c.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francis

San Francisco, May 24th.
Morning observation-disclosures, 15c; Chol-
lar, Ice; G & c, 1Sc; II & y. 7Sc; Ophir, SSc; ;
Savage, Sc; S Nevada, 5245lc; Union, 10c
7c: b & b, 25c; Bullion. Sc; Caledonia, lac;
Challenge, &c; Choliar. 16c; y, HG; G
lice, Sc: Mexican isc: Ophir, S6c Overman
7c: iPotosi, 1Sc; Savage, 10c; S Nevada, soc;
Silver Hiil sc; Union, 1Oc; Utah. 4oc;
Standard, 81 60.
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Closing Grain Quotations.

New York, May oath.
WI klAoTd,--May, od,-ay 81 60; July, 81 16s4 Sep
Chicago, May oath
WHEATe--May, 81 65; July. 81 091z; Sep
tember, S7asc; December, S23sc
San Francisco May 24th.
No session of Produce Exchange this
afternoon.
GORN--Large Yellow, 81 O5Q1 10
BRAN-Sl6017
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has survived the loss of her American
land possessions, and will survive the
loss of Cuba, if she keeps the rest and
averts revolution and civil warfare"
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BATTLESIP OREGON.
Arrives Safely at Jupiter, on the
East Coast of Florida.

ATLANTA (Ga), May PA special
to the Constitution" reports the safe
arrival of the United States battleship
Oregon at Jupiter, Florida.
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Porter Brothers Company sold to-day at
open auction California fruit at the fol-
lowing prices:
CHICAGO, May A-Cherries-Royal
AnneS, 81 45G62 70: CentenniaIs
81 O5d1 50; Tartarians. 50c6$i so
Mixed. G0c6t$1; Black Republi-
can, 81; Rockports. 550S5c Pontiacs, 55D
soc. Apricots- 81 6501 20 per
single crate; Seedlings, 81 15d1 60; Pringles,
$ldl 80.
NEW YORK. May 2.-Cherries-Cen-
tennials, S5c@$l 60: Tartarians, 55q95c;
Governor Woods, Csc.
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HAS THERE
Been A
BATTLE ?
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loyal to Spain, and will defend the
territory against foreign invasion.
THE latest rumor is that a Spanish
Iwarship has captured an American
IWarship in Cuban waters"
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California Fruit Sales.

NEW YORK, May 24.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold California Cherries at open
auction to-day as follows: Centennial, S5c
Q$1 30; Black Tartarian 55c6tS1 %
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MANY WILD
RUMORS At
WASHINGTON.

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openers and cork screw combination,
the handiest thing out, only Sc
sixty-foot clothes lines only 1Oc;
clothes pins &c per dozen; a set Of
the best steel scolloped potato, meat
and bread knife, the whole set only
zoe.
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PROFESSIONAL.
oFFEn no FARMEns.
An A,sempt 10 srcare co-oper.,i


An AttcDDf IN slrcure CO-Opevatiye
Experimental Investigation.
This character Of experimental investi-
cation has proven OF great benefit TO the
farmers In every State In which II is
practiced.
We are very anxious 70 put this work
on firm and permanent basis IN this
State, but viii be unable 10 do 30 uniesh
we meet with the hearty corporation Of
The agricultural class During the past
two years the farmers have eyinced o de-
sire to experiment with seeds sent from
this station. but as yet no results OF
value have been obtained for the reason
that few have taken sufficient interest 10
carry on the work In the proper manner.
we have decided 10 push the work again
this year and 10 put II In such shape az
10 secure the best results. In furtheranco
or this statement we offer the following list
OF seeds to select from;
Cuban giant ensilage corn.
Adams early corn.
Welborn's Coincidence corn.
Mosby's prolific corn.
Red Kaffir corn.
White Ksfflr corn.
Large African miliet-
white milo maize.
yellow milo maize. n
Large black eyed peas,
Whip-pow,wtil pes- - "a
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the variety Of seeds desired shonld "
plainly written on sheet Of paper and
pinned 70 the blank. Full instrucfions ~
20 planting. cultivation and care VIM ~
forwarded with seeds. "a VI, & y, y 4. a
BY this means of experimental vork -.
will haye properly authorised exneffrn1S II
stations " every eoll Hection Of tie 9tsis..
from which iuteresting and bsnefjnisl ~
suits can bc obtained IA this Worf ~
farmer himself y The inyeetigator: Vi
notes tne results gives bis oNa eo5oli@ :;
from tho different aspklonu a ~ n I'D
ana Issue them II bu}letin foY4. a q g IS
We sincarely trust that III forci - = 4
see Tho impQrtance * ~ ~ " e. 4
po1t Ianeacp IN ri y . =
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Nicaragua wheat.
Chufaa.
Giant beggar weed.
Rescue grass.
Alfalfa
B0ilhara clover.
White Dutch clover.
Crimson trefoil.
Japan clover.
Unless special reasons arc stated. not
more than ten OF the above varieties OF
field aud forage plants VIII bc sent 10 any
one person, believing that with that num-
Der one man will have all that no can
attend 10 adypntAgeOusly.
The aboye makes very interesting coll
lection Of seeds from which to select those
OF Interest TO each particular section.
To secure better corporation In this
work we require that the following blank
be signed and sent to us with the request
for seeds wanteds
In view OF the fact that the Texas Az
rjcultural Experiment Station has agreed
to send rare seeds, free OF charge. 10 re-
sponsibe farmers OF the State. who viii
intelligently cooperate IN Experimental
work, hereby promise To carry on such
work Az directed, and report accurate and
full results from notes taken on The plant
ing, Eermination, blooming frat and lat
growth, maturity. ylelds. sexsQas md
soils. a A e "a. RI a sl ".
lslsnature.) " \. q 4. Is I. Y .
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sier LEELAND. s-room cottage. N2oo, 1911
Shenevert, S-room house, sis,0a, si0s Chenc-
vert, o-room cottage. sia.oo: 1910 Austin, 4.
Ioom cottage. $500: Groom house. Chnrtres
szseV. Groom house, Calhoun Sls.oo; s-roon,
two-sory house, bath. stable servant
LOUISE. three lots, corner jackson and brow.
$500; good store with Ave rooms ahoyc'
stable and bath, 5000; i-room cottage
husk, Moco: Phone ise. O. II. Liyinesfor'
iooin a", binz building. n
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doing business IN the town Of -- -
Texas, with To indorse Mr.
as competent and progressive farmer and
Deleye MIN able TO satisfactorily couduct 4
'ns 81 neia trials referred to above. y u
(Signatures)
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NoTlCE-Bids for erection OF four story
wing TO main buIlIitsg Of the University
of Texas. ut Auatin. Texas. according 10
plans and specifications now In the hands
of ], l.. O'Connor. architect. Austin TcxaH,
viii be received by Thomas u. Wooton
chairman board of regents, at Austin
Texas. up to February "a 1895 Certified
cheek for $1,000 payable 10 thu order of eaid
chairman. to insure compliance with bid
must accompany each bid; right reserved
TO reject any and all bids. VIM. l., prathor
chairman building committee. "a
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FOR bad headaches take Barton.s Head
ache Powders. quick. sure and harmless =
Samples sent free. Address Barton q Mir.
phy. The DraEgIsts. Clarksyille, Texas is
bIci CT Es-Second hand Patec, Rugby, Vic
dition. March Culmorc, SIG Fannin street
Horston. Cleveland and Crawford. bicy,
4 cles tf
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coal! coAL!--Calvert Lump Coal, $3.50 pcr
ton. delivered to any part Of city. CaIycrt
Coal company, phone SIS; office. foot OF
NAN street. a-l7
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FARM FOR RENT--WhoIc or mar, nav. ,.rr,
100 acres. Sis miles west OF Houston Z three
nouses; plenty water. Apply NJ. l.. Nest
heimer. 1909 Texas avenue - IN
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ryK hENT--Six-room modern cottage, on
Fanrin street; also store on Travis s,rao,
Apply to Houston Land and Trust company.
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rok RENTING connecting rooms fur.
risncd for light Housekeeping. to parties
witntut children; also very large furnished
nue.. tx - - :.
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FOR RENT Rooms furnished or unh,r.
n'snea. southern exposure, Apply Mrs. Wal
lace. I'LL Capitol avenue. ~" n
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THE CITY Of Hailotsvllo, Texas, will receive
bids until March 10. on 70-horso power
frst-cluss tubular boiler and ali nttings.
and hot water pump. otc. Specifications
on hlc I'm office OF W. A. Mair city clerk
Haletsviie Texas. "a
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IhkEt or four rooms, furnished or uui,,r-
nisned, modern Improvements, southern OK
posture; reasonable, 1915 Rusk avenue, ID
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORs--Bi arc go
lloited for the building OF ieyees for the Abe
bott- Duson canal 10000 cubic yards OF
earth required: also 100000 cubic yards for
tho Ferre Roller oHnal all prairie work
Call on or address w. w. Duson a. Bro
or Abbott DrOa., Crowley. La u
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WANTED :: !. TO BuY.

WE WILL 4pay you more than anybody for
second hand furniture and household goods
Boston Furniture Cos. "A. Cramcr agent SuS
Prairie: phone sei "
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THE CITY of ilalletsvlllc, Texas, viii rccaiys
bids until March 10. nu q f0-horaa power
first class tubular boiler and all fittings,
and no, water pump. etc. Specifications
on file In Office OF w. A. MAR. city clerk
Uallotsville. TeXDs Il
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WAN1Ens-A milk cow for its feed; gunran-
toe GOOD care. $40 Milan strrot, *
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OK ", sALE-Moderr residcncc. 1895 Main
street For price aud other Information
va,! on Y Ailtmont. at jules nirsch's, cor
her Milan and Preston. = ia
J" ~ lave section Of heavy black sandy loan
iana auJotning the new town site OF Thomn-
son, on Central road. where the Mennonite
co,ony Is locating, that will 20 az $500 IL
a,s az once. worth SIS. c. w. Hail Ga,
-, -.s.n street. is
az "a. AcREs inside city limits facing BAYOU
m. me Tor feeding cattle or dairy purnoscs
ssD per acre. ID. ID. Smcaton. SOP Travis
--~.NNsf Aiouctpn.
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DO-HE. king Of all remedies: cures Group
Bad Colds, Rheumatism and ali Imam.
nations, with that certainty no Other
known remedy in the world can show.
II. 3. Jones, p. o. box DO. Dallas, TEXAS
3-l6-qS
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roh kENT-Two furnished and two unf,r-
nlshed rooms, III Charities street ~ "a
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'Ut3E, SfEDo-WhUIesaIe and retail, lust re-
seNed; seed corn, all varieties; kaffi and
milo clover seed; rescue grass; seed rota.
toes; Triumph, New York Rose and Peer
millet. garden and field seeds; one quart Of
Mexican June corn free with every order.
The Holloway Seed. Grain and Commlssion
Company, Dallas, Texas n
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FOR sALE--One George e. Nye sten1,,- 49, =.
uum pump, 6-inch suction ana 5.sinnh vac vac
charge In good working order, ftit,nrsu co ans-
ple,o one soo Sdor,ess sanitary exeavating
plete; one eighteen QS) t.,orse n nnre com sii
upright boiler. in goods order. INQUIRE s Gael
weston Cement Pipe Works. esos MarE.,,
.sneet Galveston; Texas. aNSs
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FOR kENT--Suitc OF Desirable rooms Tor
ngnt housekeeping, In private family; no
otner roomsrs; crate IN bedroom: nico
nue.. = "a
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TWO me large rooms. furnished or unfnr
nished, with modern improvements. ave
housekeeping or single gcntlpmen AnS,,.
1908 Franklin street. '''piS
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

hIDS WANTED Oh nm 1p-t5-date electric
light and power plant OF 1900 light ca
paulty. convertible 10 all modern appliances
and steam outfit of i25-hnrse- power TO run
snnie. Bids TO be opened Wednesday, Feb.
ruery g. 1898, at Gonzales. Texas, Right
reserved TO reject any and all bids Tho
Citizons' Electric Light aud Power Co.
Gonzales, Texas. lG
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MILLER BRASS WORKS. No 1905 Runnels
street, Is now prepared to do all kinds OF
brass. aluminium and phosphor bronze cast
ing; fine work solicited; also model and
pattern work. II
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THREE unfurnished rooms for rent: itol
Walker. corner Fannin. Il
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vi merrbants. lawyers and Others
Z u oince helr. telegraph Or ir,e-
1FssI expense, si5.00 paid for Va.
lfSs''seg 70 Us that We iii. The
1usiasss College, Dallas,
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FOR RENT-Two front rooms furrtsh,,,
complete for light housekeeping: bath; Mica
neishborhood, six blocks from Capitol Uo.
tei, IN private family. SIT Smith streot IN
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FOR sALE-Two well bred standard and reg
isitrei stallions,. three jacks and thirteen
rptive jennets. from registered Tennessee
sifea aud dams. Address Executrix Austin
hollnson 5 estate, keagan. Texns. $50
FRESH garden and flower seed Just received
for spring planting. from Landreti's ava
other reliable growers G. J. Koehier ,ona
Congress avenue, Houston, Texas. 'vs
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OUR LIST OF houses is large and coT7,Ic,o.
y you want TO rent home or have a home
~ ~ rent rsn,, y VIII pay YOU to see u.s. Norfeet
-- & Cooley. Binz building. Phone STs. il
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IF YOU want home. or II you have n home
10 sell. II will pay You TO see us our list OF
city property is complete and large we can
soil you n home on your own terms; We
have n large demand for property OF all
kinds and solicit trial Of any business you
have to offer; we make a sperialty Of loan
Ing money and have q large demand. Sew
cra' fine business openings, one a. prosper
Gus bank in good town; three nice homes In
FIFTH ward at your own price and terms.
Nort'eet Cooley. phone 6I3; room POL
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FOR RENT-Farm, all fenced. house VOL,
70 acres cultivated four years. 10 acres
pasture or hay land Address 25A, this
office. h,
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,N,iis Earnest men and women to learn
.oiesssion, legitimate and honorable, pay
" w per day; unlimited field; success
s4iahteed Address Prof. w. NJ. Crews,
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We HAVE customer who wants 10 buy out
shoe store Write with pWftioulars or oitIl
on c. w, HAM n Co.. POS Main street IL
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FIVE LOTS 10 block s2s and 5ss south side
s sl,eo; four lots block $50, south side. $4,000;
~ Leciand, hve-room cottage. si7co; 1906
Nnartres. hve-room cottage, $1,000 small
payments and long time. We control the
largest list OF homes In the city: 1t will nav
you 20 see us before buying. II you havs
vacant or improved properly list il win ,,s
We will sell H. NorHcet 4 Cooley nhonr
go, Binz building f-oI n
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HOUSTON HEfGHTs-To act,a, .s,,,or,
parties who will build homes and ocsupy
them. We are offering lots at prices thai VII,
SURPRISE You. For particulars call at Tho
Inhn Helghts office. 2os Main street,
q o. 1'''roy' agent. II
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THREE largo unfurnishcd rooms for rent.
IiU7 Walker avenue. n
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aSENIS making $40 to $50 a week; greatest
assnts seller ever invented. Both canvass
ticulars by mail Monroe Mfg, "a \ Ias
La Crosse, Wis 49, - i' %
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tuR sALE-l00 acres chotce Harris county
lands, near Missouri City; rich and culti..
yatable; bargain, Address j. +. Ffankliny
10 lock drawer ~. Waco. Texas ~
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED 10 RtNT-rt)ne or two unfnrnighed
rooms for couple; must be centrally located
Address 2Ib6, this office. 10
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~ I.iirty with team can have croun6 ~,
eics y, wees OF is acres pear orchard house.
Y EI,ii,.,oi taking cerc orchard Address Or.
s-[--.thIIns, -hlam building, city u
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FOR SALE--l70o acres prairie land In Austin
county. thirty-ive miles west OF Houston,
between the towns of Wallis and Sealy, on
the west side of the Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Fe railroad, at SO per aero; one
fourth cash, balance one two. three, four
and five years, with per cent interest; viii
sell in tracts of so, 100 and $50 acres: title
perfect; fine farming land. Address John
Sleeper Waco. Toxins. II
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WANTED wood saving outnt trcadmill
power, horse, wugon and harness. single or
double, cash, II bargain. stata where can
be seen. Address g1li, this ufHoc. rs
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WNNTED--A good tinn.-
work and corm,c. . vnnef for shop and Job
Ierred. Address Geo. "'a,iled man pre-
TEXAS "a. Brush. Austin,
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