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NEW ASSESSOR READY MONDAY.

George B. Huflburt, the newly elect
ed assessor, will be at his desk at the
city hall, Monday morning. Mr.. Hurl-
burt has been bookkeeper for the George
F. Hewett Co. for five years, and leaves
with the best wishes Of the house. VIM.
j. Tansey, chief accountant and menu
Der of the firm, stated to a Spy repre-
sentative Saturday evening that he re-
GREETED Mr.. Hurlburts departure, for he
has always found him conscientious and
efficient, but he is pleased to think he
has the opportunity to take this adj
Vanced position.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16
REINIckn coNFEssEs.
Admits the Betrayal of Trust Placed
Upon Him.

Louisville, Ky. Jan. 15.--At meeting
of the directors Of the Kentucky Trust
Company, today, an assignment to the
Columbia Finance and Trust Company
was ordered. A letter was read from
the missing vice president and general
manager, William Reinicke, in which
he admitted that he had betrayed the
trust placed upon him. He gave details
of one deal in which he lost $4,000 of
the companys money. He said that his
losses we're brought about by unfortu-
nate speculations in Alabama coal lands.
The assignment was filed this after
noon. Liabilities $125,060, assets about
$4,000. The concern has been looted by
Reinecke, who was allowed to manage
all its affairs. Reinecke spoke six lam
guages, was splendid musician and
was the Italian consul here He is al
legged to have appropriated much of the
money that was intrusted to him to re-
NIT to the old country. He has a brother
who is musical composer of note in
Germany.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16
KINGS DAUGHTERS.
They VIII Observe Their Twelfth Ami.
versary Next Thursday.

Next Thursday will be the twelfth ami
versary of the organization of the Kings
Daughters, a society that now numbers
its membership by the thousands. the
members Of which are recognized in all
stations of life by the little Maltese cross
Of silver, bearing the letters, 81. H. NJ"
On his namel: The society was organized
January 1S, 1885, by Mrs. Margaret Bot
tome, the wife of Methodist Episcopal
clergyman. 1t began in New York with
membership of ten. Today there are cir
cbes in every state of the Union, and thou
sands of ladies work under it's banners,
doing good to innumerable souls. Mrs.
Bottome was chosen the first president
and has since flied that position. Ac-
cording to the constitution of the Kings
Daughters, the object OF the society is to
develop spiritual life and stimulate Chris
tian activity. The society is non-secta-
rian, and denominational influence has no
part in the work accomplished by it. There
are no dividing lines, whether of race,
creed or social condition. In 1891 legal
authority was given to change the name
to s'The International Order of the Kings
Daughters and Sons The sons, however,
form very small part of the order.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16
Gut Glass.

Finger Bowls and Plates,
with gold edge, $3.50 doz.
Diamond Cut Whiskey
Bottles, 1888, were $500.
Water Bottles, $l.O2, were
$500 EACH.
Sugar Sifters, $I.OO, were
$I.75.
Table Tumblers, $3.50,
were $3.71 doz.
Table Tumblers, S1.OO,
were $I.37 doz.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16
LOCOMOTIVES FOR EXPORT.

New York. Jan. 15.-During the last
year there has been marked increase
In the building of American locomotives
for export and at the present time
several of the large manufacturing
plants are engaged on orders recently
received from foreign countries. A
leading trade journal states that the
exports of locomotives in 1897 were three
times as great as they were eight years
ago, and probably twice as great as in
any previous year. There are indica-
tons that the demand in 1898 will be still
greater
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16
DIR. GuNNIsoNs LECTURE.

The fifth illustrated lecture in the
Vacation rambles'' course, at First
JIniversalist Church, by Rev. DIR. Gun
nison, will be given Tuesday evening, on
Michael Angelo" One hundred pic
lures will be used to Illustrate the sub
ject and an Intellectual treat is antici-
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16
Common
Glass Ware.

Punch Bowls, S7c,Were $I.So.
Cut Star Tumblers, SOC doZ.
Etched Fleur de Lis Tum-
bIers, SOC dOz.
20 kinds Of Narpies, Bon
Bon Dishes, Pickles, Celler-
les, ETC., ETC., run together
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16
WORCESTER MEN n TJrcK

At a sheriff's sale at Norristown. Pa of
all the stock and personal property of the
James M. Barker carpet mill, which was
closed receatly, there were few bidders
Messrs. Hogg G. Stockwell of Worcester,
Mass, bought about everything for less
than fifteen hundred Cs1500.00) dollars. the
inventory Of which footed up nearly nine
thousand $4,000 OV dollars. A part Of the
merchandise was resold this week TO Phil
adelphia parties, and the balance was sent
to Worcester. sst
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NEW MARINE CABLE

New York. Jan. 15.-Advices received
today from Bermuda state that the ma.
rine cable between Bermuda and Jamaica
is being laid The cable steamer Scotia
arrived at Hamilton from England Ian
4, and after having planted the shore END
on the islands, sailed on the Sth for ia.
maica to lay the cable along the route.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16

New Haven Conn, Jan. 15.-Accord-
ing to the report given out today by
Manager d. c. Twitchell, the total re-
ceipts Of the Yale-Princeton foot ball
game were $2S396.77, and the expendd-
lures S42S1.35. Princeton and Yale each
received $12,0S2.n as their share of the
net receipts.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16

Peter Marodian was arrested Satur-
day afternoon by inspectors ODay and
Stone, who turned him over to Sergt.
Fitzgerald of Lynn, where ne is wanted
for selling mortgaged property.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16
THE NEXT ART SOCIETY LECTURE.

Edward Robinson, of the Boston
Museum of Fine Arts, delivers his sec
ond lecture on Greek art before the
Worcester Art Society, next Tuesday
evening. He win speak of the human
foIlre
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16
[Bric-a-Brac.

A Chance we have never offered We
have been through the entire stock, and
Selected a big tableful to
sell at the uniform price of So.
Regularly priced at from $500 to 5000.
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Ghe SUNDAY gpp.
CITY NEWS.
MoRTGAGEE,s SALE.

The block built by NJ. L. & L. N
Hall for M. S. T. Nahigian, on Orchard
street, was sold Saturday by auction to
Edward Morgan.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16
Flemish Clocks, were
$500, now SIPS
Fancy China.

Dat Meal Sets, old blue
ware
6 Saucers and Large Dish. TIC SET
Small Blue Jap China Tea Pots. ..
&c EACH
Large Blue Jap Sugar and Creams.
15C PAIR
Dark Blue Sugar and Creams .....
Jap Salad Bowls, blue .l9C EACH
Fine Blue or Maroon Glaze Chocolate
Pots ...................... SIC EACH
Assorted lot of Pitchers, choice. .....
15C EACH
Assorted lot of Plates. ..lOC EACH
Worth double.
Bone Plates ...........2I CENTS
Pick Holders ..........7 CENTS
Cookie Trays ...........25 CENTS
Tea Stands ................15 CENTS
Spoon Trays ....25 CENTS
Cheese Dishes ...........5S CENTS
Pickle Dishes .........1O CENTS
Berry Sducers ......1O CENTS
Dat Meals ................ s CENTS
Large Orange Bowls. 37 CENTS
Open Edge Bon-Bons. ..2I CENTS
Hair-Pin Boxes .....14 CENTS
Parlor Cuspidors .......5O CENTS
Umbrella Stands ....-..........$3.2 rs
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Wooden Ware.

Chopping Bowls sc, oldprice 15c.
Chopping Bowls 15C old price SOC.
Wash Boards 1OC, old price 25c.
Coat Hangers Shook. ......5 CENTS
Towel Rolls. ...............5 CENTS
Clothes Baskets. rs CENTS
Step Ladders, 5-step. 49,. go CENTS
Clothes Wringer and Bench. SO SO
Galvanized Iron Chamber Pals. ....
rs CENTS
5-gallon Pump Oil Cans. rs CENTS
Dust Pans .................lO CENTS
Big Galvanized Garbage or Ash Can,
with cover, Is inches in diameter, 16
inches high ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
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Crockery.
Toilet Sets.

Fine decorations, prices
whitfield to the finest
point. Full size, full
number of pieces, choice
of two colors, $1.75 set
Finer quality. Rocco
shape, anew colors, $2.5Oset
Still better, enamel and
gold decoration $2.75 set
Royal Blue Toilet Sets,
10 pieces, stippled gold
decoration, $3.5O set
Extra quality Toilet sets,
Colonial shape, hand
decorated, rich in gold
and color, SIS. 90
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16
ODD FELLOWS MUTUAL RELIEF
ASSOCIATION OF WORCESTER COUNTY
MASS.
Gall FOR ANNUAL MEETING.

1t, ne snpeSd sheesing 81 se Soq EsdioWs
County will be held on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day of January, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. at Odd Fellows Hall, No.
IL Pleasant St, Worcester.
First-The business to come before the
meeting will be to hear and act upon the
reports of the officers of the association
for the year 1896.
Second-To elect a president, vice presi-
dent, clerk, treasurer, board of directors,
three trustees, as provided in the bylaws.
Third-To consider and act upon any
other business that may be properly pre-
scented to the meeting.
GEO. Y. LANCASTER, Clerk.
Worcester, Mass, Jan. 18th, 1898.
Jan. 1918
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Iron w are.

Heavy steel spiders ...15 CENTS
Meat choppers, 3 sizes
81 .OO-Old price SITE
81 .5O-Old price 81.
So. 50-Old price $3.6S ..,-.,o
Forged chop-knives. .....1O CENTS
Forged kitchen knives .....5 CENTS
Wood handle cake turner's, S CENTS
Gem raisin seeder ......42 CENTS
Heavy wire dish drainers, rs CENTS
Lot Of second hand oil heaters .
SO. SO EACH
Original price $500 to IS. 90.
Good outside door mats 80 CENTS
Odd lot of jute rugs. to close $500.
20 CENTS
- iOOA llOpS 49,. ..'.ss.-, AZ OEIIN >
Wire strainers, large size, 10 CENTS
Stove mittens and box of backing. :.
10 CENTS
Soapstone foot warmers, choice of 3
sizes ...,.................. 10 CENTS
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16
Nickel Plated.

Nut Picks, one-halfdoz
in case, 10c case
Nut Picks, doz in case,
zoe case
One-half doz Picks and
one Crack.in case, zoe case
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CLAN SCOTS PROGRAM

For the Burns Anniversary. To Be Cele-
brated in Horticultural Hall
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16
a NEW WORCESTER INpUsTRY.

The Goes Wrench Company has filed the
following return with the secretary Of
state:
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16

ARRESTED FOR LYNN OFFICER.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16

Favorite Palmetto Scrub Brushes.
10 CENTS
Bent End Stove Brushes. 10 CENTS
10-cent Dish Mops now......5 CENTS
Hair Brushes IOC and TIC, worth
double.
IldL DIuSuG5. -. ssssssfO SIAAN .
Bent Bath Brushes 3SC, were &c.
Radiator Brushes. 10 CENTS
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Solid Silver,

Solid Silver,
(The Real Thing. J
Hair Brushes, $l.5O
Combs, Silver Backs, 62c
Hat Brushes, 88c
Gin. Bon Bon Dishes, $500
Forks, 5000 the set
Tea Spoons, S2.z5 the set
Large lot of miscellaneous
Silver Novelties, S1.OO each
Brushes.
Whisk Brooms ...S CENTS
Bone Handle Whisks, all sorts .
Is CENTS
Shoe Brushes sc, worth 15e.
Shoe Brushes I7C, worth Csc.
Shoe Brushes csc, worth 42c.
Shoe Brushes 35C, worth 5Sc.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16
Feather Busters.

loo, down from zoe.
zoe, down from 40c.
soc, down from soc.
Carpet Sweepers ...............$l,O 90
A good Broom. ............,10 CENTS
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-16
Japanned Ware.

Coal hods ..........,......1O CEN,
Common dust-pans. ....5 CEN
Foothold dust-pans. .....1O CEN
Cake closets, 2 shelves. so CEN,
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WNNTEI-Wotk by steady aud Willing young
msn with wife and child: willing to cut
cord wood II close to somo station Address
w. Frodrick. care az rreston aYenue. 2S
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Conviction Secured at sherman
md Defendant HenviIy EIncd.

Sherman, Texas. September 22.--The jury
p the case Of the State,Ns. ]. +. Stanley
last night returned verdict of guilty. as
tossing a fine of 500 against defendant.
lhis.is case wherein the defendant Is
charged with having violated the pure food
aw. Some days ago Mr.. stanley came here
end sold from wagon on the streets of
fherman about $500 pounds of hams at
va cents per pound. Stanley WAS arrested
Pn complaint charging him with having
Pold ham which he knew 10 be unwhole-
Some. The case was called last night,
Pnd after the examination OF witnesses the
tttorneys engaged in battle royal. which.
fside from the legal points developed, wa
pighly interesting to the enormous crowd
Pr spectators who were in attendance at
the trial.
District Judge Blss delivered verbal
fharge to the jury. in which he called
Especial attention 10 three points: That
ne defendant must have sold the spoiled
lam: that he must have known its ccndi-
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Denton Dots.

Denton. Texas. September 22.-An cleo
ton has been ordered for November l in
oil the voting precincts in the county TO
decide whether or not hogs, cattle and
sheep shall be allowed to roam at large
OIL the highways in Denton county.
The Joe Bailey Rifles, company 6 Of the
Second Texas regiment. will be rendered II
grand reception on their arrival here,
which is expected to be next week.
The Wefter Music club will meet with
Miss Daisy Kimbrough on Saturday Sep
te'nber "a, for the purpose of reorganizing
for the year and considering the question
of joining the Derthick federation OF ru-
sieal-literary clubs.
Convictions have been obtained this week
in the district court. which will adjourn
tbmorrow, as follows: Jim Griffin, bur-
gary, five years; Tom Goree, horse theft.
five years.
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TWO (2) young girls would like places to do
hcuscwork, please call or address So2 We
lasco street, city. rs
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CHARGE AL SAN JUAN.
A TEXAN WHO TOOK PART IN n
TELLS OF 1T.
Wheeler, Lavton and Roosevelt Or.
dcred 1t and Led the Men
in the Rush.

Fort Worth, Texas. September 23.-J. Il.
Robertson, discharged Rough Rider from
Montauk Point. who was on his way homo
to Dublin. was here today. He was a pri-
vate under Roosevelt and was one of the
three men who first reached the top of the
hill of San Juan in that memorable charge
near Santiago. According to Robertson q
settlement General SKATER was 1--we miles
from the firing line of the American army
dered retreat, but Generals Wheeler aud
Lawton and Colonel Roosevelt did not want
10 retreat. Roosevelt faced the Tough
Riders and said: Can we take the hill -
and Immediately the whole regiment re-
piled: I'VE can" Then 1t was the charge
was made. The men, yelling like mad,
rushed through the balbed wire fences and
thick Cuban underbrush into the very
trenches OF the Spanish army The enemy
was totally unprepared for the terrible on
slaught of the Rough Riders and the col
ored regiment that went up with them.
Roosevelt went along hatless, without his
spectacles. covered with mud from head to
foot, but wildly yelling and calling to his
men to follow him. They didn't need urg-
ing, however. and the whole bunch landed
on the hilltop pretty well together.
A little fellow from Cheyenne. who had
previously made his boast of what he would
do in case an opportunity was given him,
showed of what stuff he was made in this
charge. One of the dynamite guns got out
of gear, when the Cheyenne man seized .
Ratchet and ran UP and exploded the firing
mechanism of the gun, playing havoc with
the Spaniards wherever the charge landed
This he continued as long as the gun was
effective, and afterward he fought like an
enraged lion, out in the open and in the
brush, banging away steadily and coolly
and dropping a Spaniard at every shot.
Mr.. Robertson says General Skater Is
decidedly unpopular with the soldiers but
Wheeler and Lawton and Roosevelt are to-
day the most popular officers in the army
Wheeler is born fighter and his men al,
like him. Roosevelt was enc of them, for
he ate whatever the men ate, stayed in
the trenches with them, covered with mud
ana sleeping in the slime. When they had
o little fun he enjoyed it with them. The
men fairly worshiped him.
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ton when he sold it. and that he failed
10 inform tho purchaser of its condition at
the time the sale was made.
The jury remained out about thirty min
utes and returned the above verdict. The
defendant this morning filed a motion for
new trial, and pending the courts action on
bis application went to iail.
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For RENT--Five-roon roliass. bath room
and sewer connection. 1909 Dallas avenue.
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cr,rABEp FOR GALVESTON.


5gs AIb,s. Key West September IL.
SIS Anaces Bermuda. September IA.
SIS Avonmore, at Liverpool, August 8.
saAGs Bendo Antwerp. August 30
us Bodlewell. Antwerp. September L
( Es Camrose, Naples, September 49,
Es Consol Newport, Eng, September 4
IS Elsie. Cardiff, August %.
5x6s Freshfeld. Shields. September ..
.fGs Hemisphere, swansea. July %.
Ass Highield. Teneriff September 20.
s&Es Ida Spain, September |.
Y S. I.ampasas, Barstow New York, Septem-
6or II.
ses Larne Ferris. Las Palmas, September 3.
ss5Ss Iaurenburg, Antwerp. September !.
s2Ss Leonora, Lutz, st. Lucia. -----.
sfSa Matteawan, Baltimore, September II.
MS Midlothian Castle. Jackman, Barry. Sep.
torlber 3.
SIS Montpelier. due September -.
jSsSs Nicolai. Copenhagen, september /.
N ss Nordkop. Rotterdam, September IA.
gS<Ss North Anglia, Davies, Shields. August 49,
n 2ss North Sands. Hughson. Bombay. Au-
epst ..
SIS Red Cross. cornev. at Antwerp. Au-
lgust IL.
4 Gs Roma Storm. at Avonmouth, August rs
IS Ullapool, Cardiff September 20.
HSs Werneth Hall, Liverpool, September :.
sSSs Yucatan, Liverpool. August q.
s#Sch Aaron Kingsland. Johnson, Key West.
Ueptember II.
n Barge Ludwig. shinston. Pensacola, Sep
Member 10.
Il Sch Elwood II. Smith, New York, August
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COTTON ON SHIPBOARD.
Cotton on shlpboard. not cleared. at Calves

Pm, today:
SFor Great Brltain--ship Mylomene, 1853; IS
knaces. 1895; SIS Polycsrp. 1908; SIS wilma,
5la: IS Bernard Hall, 1926; SIS Werneth Hall,
&al SIS Ethiope, l7sS. Total. 1924.
For Frances Bendo. 1850: SIS Inceniore,
EC0 SIS Consol. 1915. Total. 1925.
Other foreign ports--Ss Aurcoa, $50; Sc No-
hge. 1864; SIS Cayo Largo, 2je7; SIS Ellen
4iokmers, 5000; SIS Lady Lewis 200; SIS Fresh
bid. sos; SIS Hazel Branch. $50. Total. 1S,3l7.
For coastwise ports-Mallory line, S94i.
Total on shipboard. 44lSl bales.
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Low PRICED LAND in all the coast coun-
from $500 to $500 per acre. Interstate
Colonization Co. 6o2,s Main street. Hous-
ton. Texas. II
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED--At once. a dentist to take charge
Of an established office, excellent opportu-
nifty for young man Address J. W. G.,
2;li Market street Galveston, Texas. II
WANTED Merchant with capital to do gen
eral advancing business TO locate at Ben
Arnold: rich territory; special Inducements.
Address W w. Decker. Ben Arnold, Milan
county. Texas, 1915
CENTRAL HOTEL. hrst-class, elegantly fur
nshed. So rooms. every modern convent
enee; lot 300x3iO. Address Mrs. Martha Nc
Wharton. Bolton. Texas. l0-l6-oS
WANTED--PRrties with grading OUTFITS 10
take contract for grading railroad east from
Dodge. Texas. Apply to r. r. Sloan. %
FOR sALE--The well known Star restaurant
at Galveston. Apply on premises IA. N.
Magendoe. Manager. 70
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TO MERCHANTS-Five-day deal only Sub
iect TO being in >stock) Blackwell's Genuine
Bull Durham smoking Tobacco. with each
25-pound case of one, two and four ounce
Durham, only, one box of Fairbanks White
Star Soap. free. Order quick and give name
OF iobber. Address s. Orr Neal, Capitol
Hotel Houston Texas q
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CALvEsroN COTTON RECEIPTS.

NBy Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe railway,
95i bales: by International and Great North
1fn. 1851; by Galveston, Houston and Hender-
On, 322 by Missol ri, Kansas and Texas. 5O0s;
81 Galveston, La Porte and Houston, 522; by
oarge w C. Bein. S26; by barge jules, 1886:
y barge Hannah. 1922: total. 1924.
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NIGHT SCHOO1~-l309 Montgomery avenue;
algebra. geometry. bookkeeping any study.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

NOTlCE--To my many patrons and the public,
have moved the Avenue House from 1907
Congress avenue 10 5O5 San Jacinto street,
cpnN ouienccs for first-clasH accommodations
M reasonable rates. Gus Mckernon, Pro-
prietor. 30
NICELY furnished rooms. with board large
closets; bath southern exposure: most de-
sirable part Of city; close In. 10 San Ja-
cinto -
ROOM and board 20 lady and gentleman or
two gentlemen, In private family, where
there are no other boarders, with All Goa
veniences FIVE blocks from Main street APP
ply 1903 Franklin avenue references re.
CURED q
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WANTEp-Siuatlon, by white man as sta
tionary fireman. Address i4aS, this office 70
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few Orleans, September 2S.-Secrctary Hes
rs statement of the worlds visible supply
cotton compares the figures of this week
u. last week and last year. 1t shows an in
lase for the week just closed OF 15e, 4si bales.
linst an Increase of 1l9 Si5 last year.
The total visible is 755 107, against sos, 6SS
week and / 233 5S3 last year. OF this total
american cotton IL 1,5Il .10I, against /, i02, 6s3
4 week, and l.502.5S3 last year and of all
Yer kinds. including Egypt, Brazil. India,
of $4,000. against 10000 last week. ISL,
last year.
rhe total worlds visible supply of cotton
bws an increase compared with last week
1j6. 42i bales, an increase compared with
|. year of 52i,5,I
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

AVENUE HOUSE. 1907 Congress avenue, re-
opencd under new management; large nice
is furnished rooms. with or without board;
modern conyeniences; home comforts; rea-
scnablc terms: close In. rs
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MISS NJ. +. Watson will resume her select
school for girls and Young ladies Septem-
Der &c. corner San Jaointo and Texas ave-
nue.. Address SIG Hamilton street. t0-l
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for rent cheap. I. +. Lotus. II
WE HAVE and control tho largest list of rent
lnuYos In the city AMI Will cnll and show
you n,thing on our Hist. we have our own
conN eyHnccs and show all property FREQ OF
,hurro. We can save you lots OF trouble:
II YOU have house for rent list 1t with us:
We viii find lou tenant Cali phone $40.
h,rfeet q Cooley. Room POI. Binz Build.
Ing,
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l ROF and NINE. C. V. cox. general man
ayers of the wonderful De Lamorton Dress
cutting system have opened school al
co. Main street. over Cockrell's drug store.
Free minently the only perfect method Of
cutting all kinds of garments for ladies.
irsts itself TO the many changes Of fashion;
TO limit to lessons; dress making taught in
AL its branches. 81
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER--Mrs.
Black tells everything. e5c, 6oc, $500; re-
moves troubles, unites separated, luck
charms. etc; 70S Louisiana street l0-2
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-24

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