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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
THE OPTION on CHICAGO AND ALTON.
WHAT THE PURPOSE OF THE SYNDICATE is IN
THE PROJECT.

Chicago Nov. is-"The Post" to-day saws; TT Is
stated on what appears 70 be perfectly trustworthy
authority that Tho syndicate which has secured an
option on the Chicago and Alton Railroad has re-
ceved subscriptions To the cash fund required TO
an arnouf OF three times the sum needed TO make
the purchase.
The syndicate Will not buy the property In tho
name OF the Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf road.
The purchase Will be entirely Independent trans
action but Il will take place with the view OF
furnishing that road with direct line from the
Gull, OF Mexico TO Chicago 1t is further intmated
that the Brice-Iselin syndicate Is a party 10 the
deal and will share with tho Pittsburg and Gult
in the benefits 10 accrue from the purchase Of the
Alton property. This syndicate. according to tho
report will have right OF way over the Alton
for IT'S new through line from Bloomington 20 Kan
sas CITY and 81. Louis
while more than enough cash SUBSCRIPTIONS
have been made 10 close the option. one report has
II that there is st "A difference OF y a share be-
tween the would purchasers and the present
holders Of the securities and that solely upon the
setrloment of this difference the closing OF the pro-
posed deal depends Those who profess 10 have in
ado information the subject declare this differ
once vii not be allowed 70 stand In the way of
the syndicate carrying out its project
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
Cor. 3ist ST.. y. 7

The system bonded at &aS""' ana in'ere''
was in default for FIVE years. There was no COM
,,,,o, and the property sold 10 Henry
Rudgia Charles A. Peabody III ana he En- ~ - 70
Comet representing the bondhoders az, d9i ,; -;
Tba South Park system embraces "a mr. - al, ~
narrow-gauge track and extensive terminal IacI,-
ties in Denver and Leadvile. and Is % ~
viII be included in the Colorado anc southern ran
wav which will be the new name or tne Cu!on
psc,ac Denver and Gulf under the reorganlzaton'
-be Grlf system will be sold at Pueblo Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
1887-11,894,OOO
1895-19,526,000
1896-21,973,OOO
1897 22,585,OOO

The ever-increasng popularity and the pre-emnence
of Apollnas to all from the foregoing quantities
bottled at the Apollnars Spring, Rhensh Prussia
THE TINES LONDON speaking Of APOLLLNARLS, says:
These figures are more eloquent than words.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19

II was learned yesterday that tho holders OF the
first preferred stock Of the Baltimore ana ONO
would receive SIS a share toc their holdings from
the banking firms which are acting as reorganlza-
ticn managers The Johns Hopkins University
which holds ten thousand shares Of the hrst pre-
ferre1 stock. will thus receive s'oo"" TOT its III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19

SOUTH PARK LINE SOLD AT DENVER
Denver Nov. B-The Denver. Leadville and Gun
nson Railway. commonly known as the South
Park Line was sold under foreclosure to-day by
Marshall Z Johnson. special master in chancery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
NAVY.

,,,-,as,e- GEOPGE ". SIMPSON has been oriercf so
Pay t VwaT. relieving Paymaster c. ;. WlLIAMs'
laced on waiting orders
- ',.,eotor l. A. FRAILEY. detached from the wash
inrfon Navy YARD ana "'''''' ~ ''' ' - '
,lies and Accounts
. -. LIVINGSTON HUNT. ordered 10 duty at the
Washington Navy hst'' ~ -,
,,.oos,o- r. T. VI BALL ordered n the Chicago De
I,.,,a,n 9 II DICKENS ordered tn the Constellation
Lieutenant {. y. hN~i1
I'm and home .,.
,,.,,s,.nt G c. CLAY. ordered from the Washington
" Navy Yard and home -
,.a.a,. e PARSONS ordered from the Bureau
81 Equipment and nome -
1,.u,snant 6 HUGHES. ordered from League h'a""
New York and home go
,.,,ara,t 4 =. IATHROP. ordered from the Franklin
and home . $4,000, &c.. 3D.. ,,o-,oit
Navy Yard and home. .,,, 49,.
r-nsrn @ H. MATIEK. ordered from the No'i''S navy
,1a,i, discharged: Ensign p. TERRELL and
foho az, -, Engineer ". II GERRY.
e,,.a,,g officers have been assis~i TO The cruiser
4 rsn,her nov reserve ~ League Is!Ild go b.
,,,,er orders proceed 10 san Juan Porto f'
ana unto, , shin In harbor: Lieutenant y &,
9esrSKER Ensign A ALTHou 81 Ensign j. :;
~ I'm Naval Cadets A. VI PtRSY and W. N
ARNOLD. , =,
,,.u,enant s HUGHES has been assigned 70 guy Yh N
with the sinking a artesan "-is al ie'oa
Ruena Island ..-... . .-..
pas~ed Assistant Surgeon IL VI nh.>-'i-ii - 49,
% the Yorktown -. . -. - .,,x >,
,,.,,e,snt v r. wHITTLEsEY is assigned 70 guy 70
,nsract hydrfu lic machinery ior IN" "hs"'s''" ''
Ward a. Waterbury, Conn
- ,,.u,,- o,acers were honorahy DISCHARGED NoVern-
4"e her II Ensign NJ FoMhh tss.el agt,aa,
Engnee. y MII I t.tsn n n cI,sIiiNG
:, ,.,a,, r. PEAKS detached from the Nero ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL TO BE
SOLD.
srArr OF MARYLAND TO PART WITH ITS INTER
EST IN THIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
OHIO MAY ACQUIRE IT


Baltimore. Nov is-The Board Of Public Works
to-day decided to sell all the interest Of the state
Of Maryland in the famous Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal This interest has cost the State in one
way or another about s25. W0.0N but It's present
value is indeterminate. as 1t Is now In the hands
Of receivers II Is understood that to-days action
was taken for the purpose OF enabling the balu-
mora and Ohio reorganization managers to OBTAIN
a title 10 the property and TO use It in connection
with the present system. The sale will include all
the States interes, in the canal and all that per-
tains to that public work. contingent eQuitaoe OF
otherwise and is intended 10 divest the state OF
Maryland entirely Of any and every interest tnat
The chesapeake and Ohio Canal extends from
Georgetown u C., along the banks OF the fotonac
River TO Cumberland. in Allegheny County. and Is
the oldest OF the great interior artificial waterway
plarnec in this country IN the early part OF me
century II was originally intended that IT SHOULD
extend to the Ohio River. at Wheeling. v. Va,
ana the surveys were made TO that point 2ut me
Invention % steam railways and the building OF
the baltimore and Ohio line to that point put d
stop IN IL when it was completed "a far AS cum
The canal was for over half century the main
public work OF Maryland and was pois Amos,
Board Of Directors appointed by the Board o,t
Public Works. and politics PLAYED large part IN
Us tnn the hands Of receivers few years
ago 1t is probable that the cost to me state VIII
III is believed that the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
way Company VII throush, THIS PROPOSED sale ao
that IT aill be improved and made part part, Of the
Baltimore and ohio system When the rsorg gan =,
is generally understood that the sale AZ the present
time is made in the Interest a 0f ise Bsr n pnn
to have the railway corporation gain fu,I control
ron,etftor for the coal trade OF the Western Mary
For The last twenty years rival corpora tons have
hsen irving 10 get control Of the canal 50 as 10
build a competing line Of railway on It's towpath'
and every Legislature since 1874 has had the ques-
befo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
GENERAL GRAHAM SLIGHTLY BETTER

Or. Robinson. surgeon at Fort Hamilton. sAtd
yesterday that there a slight change for the
better the condition Of Najor-General william
NJ Graham. who is suffering from typhoid pneu~
nonia Mrs Graham Is at the bedside OF her
husband
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
,ppoIyTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

,r..h,reton Nov ls-The President has made
,h. following appointments
c,1ARIEs r sMALLEY. Of Massachus~ts 10 he .oi-
tfHis @r.,oris FOR the District Of NANTUCKET mass
WILLIAM l. BELL. OF California. 10 he assistant SUI
eeDn In the Navy. A..
SECOND Lieutenant JOHN n hIsSH>AA> W ."
,,sutenaut N tie Marine Cofps
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WANTED $4,000 second hand household goods
at good prices. offec az Fnnnin street.
phone 1926.
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FLAGS-Flags-Dc patriotic, prices from Il
20 SiS; mail orders solicited prompt attcn-
ton guaranteed. Wonder store
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)UTH TEXAS GINNERs.
Form Bale Was Unanimously
AdOOtcI.

fexas. May 31.-Thc ginnors Of
les met yesterday at Casino hail.
/. Laughter of Edna, president, IN
and James Hull OF Victoria as
| the object of the meeting being
ZION with reference to the uniform
4 inches.
owing ginners were represented:
2ghtcr of Edna, w. J. McManus OF
d, ]. Williams & Son Of Williams
+. Corill & Son OF Kennedy, b. +.
pf Oakville, NJ. B. Stockton and
pckton OF Charco. Theo. Lutsn-
Goliad, G.. NJ, Head of Harwood,
tnthold of Hallettsville, Cornelius
IEzzell, j. 4. Whitloclt OF Sweet
|hiley Gin company of Smiley, J.
4 OF korth, c. f. Raetsch OF No
/. Brown of Yoakum, Z. Z. Reidel
Eville, Mrs. G.. Schultz by ]. g..
n Falls City. j. II. Gsrdes of
William Muensler of Cost, Charles
4 Cuero, j. W. Hoff of Yorktown,
hith of Cheapside. Il. L. Elder of
lrmers' Ginning and Milling coin
Cuero. L. Trautwein of Sinner. C.
Pr CT Yorktown, j. Johnson of Ter
= ssucheA. & Co. OF Cuero, Buchel,
Co. 81 Asrnes City, II. Runge e.
liero. James Hull OF Victoria A.
Pilgrim Lake. A. Hilman OF Yoa-
Pam Thomas e. Son of Hochheim.
Harold Of Union. e. Frederichs Of
|e, c. w. Wofford of Cuero, Edgar
pd Ginning company of Edgar. G.
u Mineral City.
letting was a very enthusiastic ono
present were unanimous in adopt.
bale. Resolutions were
skiing the ginners OF each county
county meetings and discuss the
18th the producers and purchasers
tations were made By prominent
rms that they would pay 81 per
e for cotton in the uniform bale
he Odd style.
lit grand banquet was extsndol
inhers at the Mutt hotel. Covers
! for seventy-five people and the
ere all occupied.
vent into permanent organization
Q name of the Southwestern Gin
ISOLATION. After considerable dis
4 the cotton business In lie various
The association sdjourred to meet
I'M April J.. 1889.
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WANTED--A position In store: will work
for small wages and beard. Apply to G.
Tolnnd Georgetown, Texas
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QUEEN & CRESCENT ROUTE

New orleaus and Northeastern Railroad
Company, Alabama and Vicksnurg Railway
Company, Vicksburg. Shreveport and Pa;tta
Railroad Company. Bes. time via New Or
leans or Shreveport to Chattanooga, Cincin.
nal, Asaevilie. Washington, Philadelphia
New York. Vestibuled trains.
T. NJ. HUNT. Dallas. Texas.
w. STOMS. A. G. p. A., New Orleans. La
GEO. II. SMITH. G. p. A.. New Orleans. La
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pany has purchased an additional 100. 900
barrels OF oil. This purchase has been
made, however. from parties who lave
heretofore had no regular contract. but
who were among the number notified
about ten days ago that no more oil could
De taken from them until greater storage
facilities could be obtained. Rumors were
current on the streets that a big oil deal
had been made. but no one knew how much
or from whom.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

BOND sALE-sesled proposals will - re-
coiyed by the commissioners court OF La
yaca county. Texas, on June IL, 1888, for the
sale of y33. 900 Of the Layaca county court
house bonds. the same being part OF tho
corrt. said bonds payable 40 years from date.
May TO- 1887, redeemable after five years.
principal and interest payable at office OF
treasurer OF State Of Texas. county treas
urer's office Lsyaca county or Hanover Ma
t.on5l bank OF New York, at option Of
holder. bearing 8 per cent per apnum in
terest. payable annually or April 10 Of each
year. Jno BUCHANAN.
Attest: Clerk e. c. L. g.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED TO BUY--A large work horse mo
mare); must be cheap for cash. or will
trade moving machine for same. loi San
Jaciuto street.
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FIRENrEN's RACES.
The Date Has Been Changed to
June -.

A"e Dutc HAS been Chnngcd 10
June -.
Cameron. Texas. May al.--Tbe Fost COR
respondent met Mr. c. l.. Hefley, secretary
OF the Cameron fire department this morn-
ing, who asked him to state that owing 10
the fact that a number of the fire Depart
ntn,s Of the State that would be likely TO
participate in the celebration planned fer
the Fourth of July at this place had made
arEar gements prior to the announcement
for other festivities, the late has been
changed to June 2S instead OF July L.
Racing teams from all over tic State arc
invited. ample arrang ments will he made
for the accommodations for all who come
The regulations governing this celebration
Will be the same as announced recently
Any one desiring further information will
be gladly furnished by addressing the sec
rotary.
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GOOD French cook would like to have 4
home, in or out OF the city; uno-rstand
making pastry. Apply to J. J. johnson, Or
algc, Texas. j
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DAY AND NIGHT-Ready for business at city
prices: graduate OF pharmacy IN charge.
Third Ward Dug Store. 1902 Mckinney. 0
CARPETS. Rugs Feathers, Mattresses reno
waited. repair furniture and uphoisterer;
Jew and lay ,arpets; gilt edge references.
Henry Towndorf, cor. Smith and Mckinney.
Phone 60S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01
bYMPIA STILL IDLE.


pas yet been definitely decided
opening of the Olympia for the
hson, and it looks at present
3 resort will not figure as one
|ns of entertainment out at the
season. Major Baer. receiver
weston Street Railway company
that he is willing to give the
PIT free to any one willing to
Necessary repair AS yet no one
ID forward TO take the offer,
fommittee, consisting of Messrs.
ut and McMaster. of the Cham
merce, are looking into the mat
ing the place Into proper hands.
have not been successful.
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bon PRICE FOR LAND.

base OF the Girard Life Insurance
Us. the ]. r. Watkins Land Mort
Rany the receiver of the latter mas
|eport of the sale of 160 acres OF
fntoR county for $500. The mat
hing In the Federal court.
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Fob SALE-The Houston Heights Hotel OF
serty rooms. with commodious dining roem
md Office. supplied with artesisI water and
electric lights: good electric car service and
paved street 10 center o. Houston: an ideal
Glmmer home and comfortable winter qua.-
thss rsoa.able investment for good hotel
nar. John \. Milroy. 2os Main street:
Houston. Z
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

fremont; II. S. Willett, Hous-
|Finty, Jr., city; James A Mar
Frank Hart, New York; j. w.
ew Jersey; !. C. Riesenthal, New
j. Athens, Cleburne; A. House
W York; Frank Fitzhugh, Hous-
|. Eager, city; NJ. Kreb, New
II. Martyr. st. Louis; Charles
Atlantas Il II. l.. Jordan. New
3. Jordan, Brenham; RID. Harris,
w. c. Forbes, Weatherford.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


OFFICE OF the Direct NAVIGATION Company,
Iiniy.nn. June /. 1898 Notice j. herfhy
given that the animal meeting OF the stock
holders and directors OF the Direct AaYis9-
ton Company will be held In the contrary 9
Office. No iioa Franklin street, Houston,
Teyns, on Tuesday. july 3. 1898. at ii oc!oe
a. IN u. c. Cushman, Secretary. 10
TO TEMocRATIc Candidates for. State and
District ofhces---A primary election VIII DO
Lelt in Houston county on July for n!l
STATE and district nominations: candidates
vii, please send me their names IN order
that same can be placed on the tickets Tree
OF charge TO such candidates. J. Y. Dcwnes.
Cbnirman Democratic Executive Committee.
Houston County.
ANNUAL MEETING-Th
ncjourned annual meeting cf The gtockhoid-
crs 81 the Union Compress aDo Warehouse
Comrany will be held at The South Texas
Aa,ioi,al Fank HoIs,on. Texas, on Tuesday,
June e. 1855 at II O'clock IA.
r w, House, Secretary.
Houston. Texas, May %, 1881.
JOHN w. MARCY civil engineer and land
Typographical surveying; accurate maps and
tracings OF all kinds; make speciality OF
disputed boundaries and the preparation OF
facts for attorneys Ia litigation Room 205.
Binz building, Houston. Texas. u
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IE OMAHA PARTY.


4. Weekes of the Gulf and In
Commercial Agent H.. G.
y Pee Gee. who constituted the
pr the making up of the party
accept President Stillwells
Kansas City and Omaha. are
ahe job is so nearly done with.
lekes resigned his membership
hittee several days ago. and Is
hg all applicants to Lieutenant
caleb of the Galveston regiment
TENT in the volunteers. Mr..
les positively that the list il
nd no further names will be
job has been a most trying
|munications have been received
Ter Texas. asking to be invited
of the party. Even Mr.. still
pen written to on the subject,
fely referred the letters TO his
with no comment Whatsoever.
for leaving has not yet been
fcided upon. but that the fifty
|who have been invited to 20
have a most enjoyable time
doubt.
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|l1Y NEWS G'. :.s s''S
Tain Caused Business to
top Fntirely.
ny HAS BEEN MADE UP.
n May Not Figure ms a
rsort This Season-GOOd
)ricc for Land.

Texas, Nav 31.--Probably
hardest rain OF the season
here shortly after the noon
n There was a vivid display
all the time that stopped
A caused tlmid people no little
Hines machine in the weather
recording the fall of water
eastern time. 1895 in CAL
be first Ave minutes 10 OF an
his was repeated In the next
] In the third five minutes
REDUCED to II. then dwindled
teen 1:55 and p. m. was the
II. This was increased by
kxt Ave minutes. then by .13
eight minutes. after which
)howed drizGle. During the
minutes Of heavy. rain sc of
progress of the storm n bolt
played havoc with the electric
be Federal building. The fluid
1.-THE wires and rendered the
5 until repaired. Fortunately
b the cage at the time and no
! of damage was done.
|er had been exceedingly warm
days past.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Hay press on wheels.
iull circle, makes two feet TO one round.
Apply Mrs. Westheimer, 1918 Texas ave.
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

THIRTY 5 and 4-yesr old steers; forty-f five
steer yearlings. ell branded IA; have other
brands on them also; liberal reward for any
reliable information leading 10 their recoy-
cry. W. II. Rivers, Elgin, Texas. .
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THE Metropolitan Business College-Book-
keeping banking. shorthand. ;ypewritins
penmanship and Spanish: the best patron
lied school OF itE kind In Texas; al ex-
ponses low. write tor free catalogue. Dallas
Texas
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Bix on De.l.

fana, Texas. May si.-Another big
has been consummated. in which
b. cullinsn Of the pipe line COM
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wANTED--strong boy to work on farm. Cali
GO Travis street. /
RELIABLE MAN to handle agents for 1'eie-
phone Tablet and Sprinkler: pays 5000 a
year. Enclose stamp. Victory Mfg. Co.,
Cleveland Ohm
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STORAGE--We will advance money and
charge no Interest on goods stored; have no
rats: only hrst-cla warehouse in city. w.
C. Archer Furniture Co., No. 2ll Milan
street, phone No. 966
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ron SALE OR ExoHANGE.
BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WANTED Board aud room In private family
whcre no other bonrdcrs; close in. good
room Address G, W. j.. care q. l..
Vaughan, rity. {
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FOR SALE--Two full blood Jersey cows. one
fat calf for butcher. Hubert s. II. Wilson,
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VIAyt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. treatments: please
cali and investigate mt State headquarters,
4O9 pinz building, advice and health BOOK
free; lady attendant l
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IF YOU DESIRE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
tho snoc,ai summer course at the Houston
Shorthand and TypewritinG School. mason
block enroll now, for oul school is already
fun and only limited number Will DC
talon; day and night sessions u
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WANTED--A pair Of we'll broken young mule
and farm wagon; must be cheap. Addresi
ll0i Lamar avenue.
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JUST ARRivED--Caroad OF extra saddle,
driving and draft horses, we'll broke and
, gentle for ladies 10 drive, Saudburgs sta
man.
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DETECTIVE AGENCY--Trained detectives
furnished for civil aud criminal investfga-
siont at reasonable rates For further par
ticuIars address James McCans. bon 100.
HouE on. Texas u
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WANTED--A few small sets Of books to keep;
terms reasonable. Address 2797. this once
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ONE walnut plano. origiual price with stool
aud cover $500, now $40, easy payments
stlen. COZ Travis street. 81
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FOR sAIE--S5oo acres dark rich. candy loan
prairie, Austin county. between Wallis and
Scaly. near railroad. $40 per acre John
sleeper. Waco. Texas. .
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REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.

FOR sALE-Close IN. nice nve-room cottage
and lot, hrst-claSs ncighborhood. two Tar
| lines, Third ward. J. c. S. Morrow. ais
Main street 4
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WANTED~-First-clnss man OF good habits,
with wife. well experienced Ia care Of stock,
garden truck and fruit growing In this coast
country; excellent wages and good house
to 1.-Two In. Address With reference to last
cmplOYer. box WI. this Office. 3
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FAT FOLKS are reduced Is pounds month;
any one car make remedy at home: sample
box, ETC., mailed free: It costs you nothing
to try It. Hall Chemical Co.. 10. ~
Louis. Mo. II
S. Z. BARNES & CO, Trinity. I. G. ~ r.
r., Texas; factory selling agents for fruit
and vegetable boxes baskets. crates. pack
ing boxes, etc. Write for prices GIL
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PROFESSIONAL.

Houston. Texas. Office hours TO 1880 a.
M. / TO 80 aud TO . p. IN. Telephone sSI
G-tD
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EODGEns shorthand aud TvpewrItns school.
5Oi KAN building. terms s. per month spe-
cial rates for six month course. Mrs. Ii l.:
Rodgers, principal.
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$50 FOR SPECIAL summer course of three
months. June. July and August. in book
keeping, penmanship and Mathematics. In
GLIDING all the shortest cuts in addition,
multiplication and interest This special Of
fer good to June 10. Houston Commercial
College corner Main and Capitol avenue. 8
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER Mrs.
Black tells everything. 25c, soc, $i.oo re
moves trouble, unites separated: luck
charms. etc. 70s Louisiana street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01

The WONDER STORE leads the procession !.
others try to keep up; headquarters for chair
bottoms, whisk brooms. bird cages aud cro-
quot sets. 4