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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-13

by the committee on arrangements or
the soldiers receptions:
/. Upon the arrival of the First regi-
ment volunteer infantry in Butte, the
regiment will be escorted to the race
track under direction of the grand mar
shal by the various posts of the Grand
Army of the Republic, under command
OF G. g.. Miller, department commander:
the Montana squadron, Third United
states cavalry, under command
OF Captain Frank Higgins, and the as
sembled bands, under the leadership of
Professor Samuel H. Treloar, in the fol-
owing order from right to left:
l. Bands.
2. Grand Army of the Republic.
]. First regiment Montana volunteer
infantry.
4. Montana squadron, Third United
states volunteer cavalry; formation to
De made under direction Of Lieutenant
atkins chief of staff at the place Of de-
paikatlon, to march from thence to hall
adjoining grand stand at race tack,
Where the command will break ranks.
IL. On the completion of ceremonies
at race track the first division, under
command of Captain Decay Stivers,
Third United States volunteer cavalry,
marshal. will form in the following order:
VIZ NldISIldi-Cnlet OF Stlf.
Aides.
Marshal First Division and Staff.
Boston & Montana Band, Professor $. Fl.
Treloar, Leader.
various Posts G. A. r., Under Command
OF I. &. Miller, Department Commander.
EN-Cnion Veterans, Not Members Of
G. a. r.
EX-Confederate Veterans,
Governor Smith and Staff, Mounted.
First regiment Montana Volunteer In
tantry, Under Command of General
Harry c. Kessler.
Montana Squadron, Third United States
Nolunteer Cavalry, Under Command
Of Captain Frank Higgins.
Members Company X, United States VOL
unteer Engineers.
Battery A, National Guard of Montana,
Under Command of Captain w.
A.. Moore.
Meagher Guards. Commanded by Captain
DeeEey
High School Cadets.
P%arochial School Cadets.
To be followed by a division containing
the committee OF arrangements, state,
county and city officials, together with
committees invited to participate in he
ceremonies of the day, civic. fraternal
and labor organizations and citiZens.
Due notice of assignment will be made.
All formations will be in column Of fours.
carriages two abreast.
The following appointments are an.
bounced for the information of all con-
cerned:
To be Marshals-Captain Decay Stiv-
ers. Alderman E. d. Elderkin, CAPTAIN s.
]. Reynolds, Captain J. O'Mara, Captain
John G. Evans, Captain Dan Mcdonald,
Captain Gustav Nickel. Captain James
Maher. Captain Joseph Long.
All societies and organizations partici-
pating in the parade will carry, first, the
American flag, and in addition thereto
will be permitted to carry the insignia
their respective orders, or organiza-
tions, and any patriotic banners or de-
vices suitable to the occasion.
By command of
COLONEL G. F. LLOYD.
Grand Marshal.
B. r. CALkINS, Chief of Staff.
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E FOR LIBERTY.
McCILL TIRES OF CONFINEMENT
IN JAIL.

William McGin attempted to escape
from Constable Lewis at he corner OF
Granite and Montana strets TINS after
noon and the officer used his gun. firing
ono shot into the ground and leNellng
the weapon at the running man for a
second.
McGill was arrested a Few weeks ago
on a charge of threatening to Kill ms W1Ie
and was sent to the ounty jail. To-day
he was given a preliminary hearing i'll
Justice Bliss court and bound oven to
await the action of the district court.
Constable Lewis took charge Of McGiill
and started with him for the county jail.
Al the point mentioned McGin made a
break for liberty. After gaining a lead
of twenty feet Lewis drew his gun and
fiji ed a shot towards the ground in order
to frighten him into Il stop. 1t the crack
of the gun McGill stumbled and fell.
but got up again and esumed the sprint.
The constable then called uDon him to
stnp or he would shoot to kill and McGill
surrendered. He is now in jail again.
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BRIEFS

J. 6. Bates. tuner. Montana Music
company. Tel. 5o4.
A son was born to the wife of John l..
CouTeen yesterday.
A daughter arrived yesterday at the
home of DR.. j. Newton Alexander.
Business lunch. 15c. from IL to $, at the
Hamilton. Katenback & kerth, SIS West
Broadway.
Butte Stove Repair company for fix
lures n Home Comfort ranges. Phone
500, PIG e. Park.
Chemicals ana assayers' supplies. Fair
Drug and Assay Supply company. lis
East Park street.
Richard Allen. a brother of P. A. Al
len of this city. died yesterday at his
home in Cornwall, Canada.
The Heilbronner cigar emporium. %
East Broadway. can sell you cigars by
the box from so cents up. Call and
see.
The members of the Meagher guards
will meet at the rmony Tonight for the
purpose of making inal arrangements
for participating in the reception parade.
Parrots. imported German Canaries.
Mockingbirds. Redbirds. European Gold
finches, Skylarks, Thrushes. Cages. FOOD,
Seeds. Etc. Butte Bird Store, Ill West
Park street.
The fire department was called to the
residence of Mrs. Julia Cotter, at NO. 3ls
Fast Granite street ahou A:30 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon to e~Xtlnguish a
small blaze that had been started by a
defective fue. The damage was slight.
Years of experience in the brewing
business make the manufacturers OF ten-
tennial beer particularly we'll qualified to
cater to the wants of the people OF Mon
tana in the line of a high grade beverage.
That they V succeeded with Centen-
NAL beer is evident from the many eN-
plessions of approval with which 1t has
been received since it's Introduction some
years age. 1t is as palatable to thS
taste as any imported beverage and is
purer by far than much of the beer con
stunned in Butte.
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Network Stock Market.

New nIrk. Oct. 13.-While a majority
OF stocks showed some & fms at the pen
IN sthere We're some important losses, es-
necially among industriais. LEGAL issues
declined sharply but losses in railroads
We're not large. The selling movement
exhausted itself before II o'clock and the
market hardened aud became very dull.
At noon trading was ~listless and hesitate
ing.
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A BOlr Advance.

London. Oct. 3.-The second edition of
tie tandSrd says that a dispatch FROM
Ladysmith dated Yesterday morning says
that it is again reported that the Beers
have occupied Laing's Mex. the OUNCE
burghers insisting upon the occupation
despite the more prudent ~counsels. Tele-
graph wires connecting thu Free State
have been cut and an immediate advance
of the Beers is anticipated.
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NOTICE.

TO Whom 1t May Concern:
County taxes for the year 1879 are now
due and payable at the office OF the
cn,,nty treasurer of Silver Bow county,
Montana.
All taxes remaining unpaid on the 3oth
day of November, 1899, at + o'clock p. m,
will be delinquent, and ten per cent Will
he added to the amount thereof.
Dated Butte, Montana, October IL, 1899.
JOHN G. HOLLAND,
County Treasurer and Collector.
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. oct. 13.-Hogs-receipts "a, 900:
market steady: mixed and butchers 81. rs
to 81 65; good. heavy and light S4.25 to
81 go; rough 1913 to $l.15. Cattle-Re-
ceipts 4,10o: market steady; beeves $4.o5
to Sc. 40; cows and heifers $1.75 to SIS;
stockers and feeders So to SAFE. Sheep
Receipts 1,G0; market steady.
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$40 sets Ut teeth $40. DR.. wix.
MONEY, bonds AND MARKETS
Money and BOnds.

New York, Oct. l3.-Money easier. 5 to
51a: sterling exchange steady, 81 $50 to
$4.S7 for demand and S4.S2h to 81 .S2al
for 90 days: silver 5Sc; Mexican dollars,
Acc.
Bonds weak, econds registered s1.O14;
thirds registered $1.01%s: coupon, $1.OS;s;
new tours $1.295s: old tours registered
Sill coupon SLIP; fives $1.111h.
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SVAAL n F vs.
ArmOred Train DESTROYED

CapetoWn. oct. IS. 9:45 a. ma dis
patch from Nryburg say that an armor-
ed train has been destroyed. 1t is fear
ed that much loss of life will result. The
news has been officially confiermed.
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~LOST-GOLD MEDAL. OCT. IL. n
scription Honorary +. o. F.. Spokane
No. .. Mrs. Ida Louise Berry. $25.0 90
reward to the party finding it and re-
turning same at G~alloely's Drug store,
Main street near Park
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SHOULDER BLADE BROKEN.

>. Jean. a wood hauler, was the victim
or a runaway accident which occurred
at Stringtown this afternoon. He was
thrown out of his wagon and sustained
a fracture OF his left shoulder blade. He
is at the Sisters hospital.
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Chicago Produce

Chicago. Oct. 13.-Wheat 1914: corn
3l14: oats %: Pork SS.12: lard 1922: riLs
A.S7. Cash wheat No. 2 red, y to 73c;
No. ? hard winter Csc; No. ! northern
spring Il to 721ac; corn 321la to 32Mc; oats
2 80 93LC.
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For the etu of the soldiers we have
a large assortment of souvenirs. flag
pins, buttons, etc. Towle & Winterhalter,
jewelers..
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PERSONALS.

~. G. N%lcovich left last night FOR Hun
ter's Hot Springs.
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FANCY
10 inches wide. in multi-col-
ored plaid effects. quite a
i. number of select designs
! and all late sayles, worth
: Slips a yard, at.... 7Sc
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE
% inches wide, all silk; also
24-inch gros grain, both
choicest materials. worth
$50 yard, at ....... Csc
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so sets OF teeth $40. DR.. Wix.
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PLAIN COLORED
TAFFETA-
10 inches wide, very best quail
ity in seventy shades, value
value $l.00 a yard, at.......
69c
PLAIN BLACK TAFFETA-
Of extra fine quality, full "a
inches wide, a very firm
piece, value $1.35 a yard, at
rec
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BLACK CORDED
TAFFETA-
Late effects in fancy plain
black corded taffeta, SO ar
ranged as to be shirred if
desired, worth 75c a yard,
selling at ........... A9c
PLAIN BLACK TAFFETA-
18 inches wide, all silk, fine
brilliant surface. the popu-
lar silk of the year, worth
75c a yard, selling at. Az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-22
nox.r srrp ox

To kin him. Don't feed reaches ans bedtpr.
o. the so-called exterminating powders. which
don't even. make the bugs sick When vo,,
want to rid your homo OF all kinds OF ho,isa-
hold vermin. why not do 1t In the easesi,
surest cleanest and cheapest way--by MANI
Stearn's Electric Rat and Roach Pastes III
easily applied In cracks and creyices or sprean
on piece OF cheese and no bad odors al,
arise from its use. as II entirely consu,n,.s
all animal matter. Rats eat IL and ale oof :
side the house; IL they can not get out. "A !
side OF two days the paste consumes ara
dries up al Of the rat but the skin and bonfs
so that there Is nothing left to smell r
One of the largest seed stores in ST J,osu.
used one box last year. found 36 dead rsats
next morning and never had any smells =.
trouble with rats afterward =
A Kansas city housekeeper wrltes NJ
Last summer bought box Of your Ps.st 7
used II around the sink In the kitchen %. !,
night to Kill the cockroaches, and next MORT.
ing we swept iQS dead reaches into q dssii,.
par on the kitchen floor" ~
Stearn 3 Electric Paste has been nadea NJ
over twenty years. Thousands and thousr,ns
OF housekeepers have used It during tina,
tine, and we have never had one single o,ln.
plant. instead. we have hundreds OF lert,lrs
like the above, praising the Paste and exu
ing II the best vermin killer known
For sale at all dealers, 25c a box.
II your dealer does not keep 1t, send stan, r..
and we Will send you box -
Stenrns Elec. Paste Co., Chicago, III.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

U, s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Galveston, Texas.
August 81. 1899 Sealed bids ~ tripieate.
for improving mouth of BRACES river, Texas.
by repairing iettles. and otherwise. VIII b.
received until .. m. September 20, 1898,
and then publicly opened. For informa
tion apply to G. s. Richie. CAPTAIN. engrs "a
notice. that bids viii
be received by the commissioners court of
Crimes county, Texas. for Boring and COM
pietion OF an artegIsn well at Anderson.
the county seat OF Grimes county. Texas.
i For a well Ave hundred feet deen. un-
less water is sooner obtained
q. For a well seven hundred and ffty feet
deem unless water 10 sooner obtained.
y. A well one thousand feet deep. unless
water is sooner obtained
A. A well fifteen hundred feet Deep IN
less water is sooner obtained.
S. A well two thousand feet deep. unless
water is sooner obtained.
81 An artesian well. water guaranteed,
any depth Bids to be received up to sep.
tember i, 1899 county reserves the right
TO reject any and all bids 49,
J. II. Tenyip, County Judge.
Anderson. Texas. August 49, 1898. ~
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-. nwoRKEp."

!, the year the streets
..,pt 4 lively appearance
.,,,.. Farmers who want
ssIr cotton crops come IN
~. " nd carry out loads OF
! s,aIsilOI, and $, mst ines
rSs IS to who will All their
! a return to their rural
.ssce work. Some VI the
4, only have a limited ac-
4, Ne cotton picking 1l'ater.
i, y psy a premium 20 get
ss,IIy, and this has led to
ss,u,u.ly defrauded. There
|s.,rr negroes who toll not,
~ snIp," and they are the
|ts II ths farmers. They@grcs
-, with cotton pickers for
NJ agrees and then the helper
\ must have a bottle OF
',sr ID round up" the load.
IN s,a,s men are secured to fill
~ commence making eN-
n; for tobacco, another has
4 rrsst and another is sick and
Z, Medicine. Soon the wagon
,,is. farmer is out 81 and the
!. ,sisky, while the gang Is
. urs game in another part of
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements in office of The Post
for the week ending Saturday, August H.
A. b. (2); 67T (2); $685. (2); 6T2J (6); Con;
662S (3); CONFIDENTIAL; Reliable az NJ
Ellis "a; E. G. t6) 6705; 66S5 Us; 6I09 l6l
67S4; 66si; 6533 49, 66SS; 90S; 6dOS; 61es;
67S5 Is; 6sSi e7Sl; s7O6; F. d, L.; S7il
66S7 (3) 63S7; 2462; 6663; 6763 (tb; Manufac-
turer NJ. Y B. (3l; 67SS 49,; 66ss5 6764; 67l4
6I40 (2); 1915: $40 (S); 245; 6Ih; $685. 49,
SAB: r. c.; r. H. C.; 6ilI; 6aBi (Sl; 667l
W. Nj; Work; Mrs. Bette WaIi5ener; 672j;
6775. Zero
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY, STOLEN.

LOsT-Envelope addressed j. II, Taylor
medical examiner Marshall; important pa
turn TO post. "a
LOST--Bay horse about 10 hands high ana
"ar" CONNECTED by BARI on right llp'
white spot In forehead Return TO Mrs.
Mite. 1901 Harrisburg road and receive y,
reward. ~
sAHTAhTIA--Stolen from w d. Fields, july
1. large bay horse, 10 hands high, branded
inverted U, saddle marks; 80 reward. q
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n, ELECT DELEGATES.

IA ELECT DELEGATES.
III Of the farmers at Stone
Ia. which was largely attend
n r,re elected to attend the
4 uayentlon, which will be
4 September. The delegates
krh 10 vote against the es-
IA Uniform rate for ginning,
! III 10 be made by the differ
n They are also to oppose
ks to hold cotton seed and
3 rsasure that smacks OF a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-22

ILL 81. hESElVED--Car full leather top bug
or standard tread your choice sis. Eaw.
5sIenoon, dealer In up-to-date vehicles har-
Iess ana rubber tired buggies, Franklin and
S-tollLe stTeSt. u
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EsIfRoM BRENNAN
RESIGNED AND
ar MEETING.
...mers who Seek
Farmer. Elect
-. ps'esate''

August IA wa, wa'k o,,r
81, members Of the aas 'i =
Ben schmid and +.
!, me regular meeting
An, afternoon. The mat
vote to increase the
rr ,ss a month as city NY
y rV .,,ood 3 and 8 and the
rn.' sis vote in favor OF
IN s Aldermen voting no dc de- !
NJ mayor to vote and
,, ,or swearingen for
!. w sssn given. was adverse sIse
M , ~ the question. The
~. 4 salaermen noted above
he hands Of the &c clerk ! y,
AN left the council cna !"
rs idc- ii, rsmember that
~, ~ was reduced in the
= - april and that the mat
ss',iasrrsole squabble at the
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NOTES.
y child 0, William Hunt died
s
lkn 0! the XIII club had their
pia this morning.
did Of Robert Teller died
tt ihs second in two days.
fsssr and daughter, Miss Ell
v morning for IA visit to rela-
|Elr
Y Amsler arrived from Hemp
sa1nf on a visit to her icou-
LAM Amsler,
{ Mcintyre returned from
Y corning. She left Miss Ruby
taasrably improved.
y LAS Of Creenville Is In the
y bis way 10 Marlin, where
~ several dpas in the hope of
Ii health.
alsa Stone, Miss Mary Stone
sslls Stone will leave tonight
slhhgs, Ark, where they ex-
Nd month.
club will entertain tonight
W. Giddings and Miss Mary
aye for Emonth's sojourn
sTngs, Ark.
q Clark arrived from Hemp
hnlng,and is the guest of Miss
Miss Clark was queen of
q Aaliest given by the fire.
W spring,
H.aly and sister were severe
sals driving on the square
y me family horse kicking
" q the phaeton. No.>ther
s'A from the accident.
i! YIN 10 Of the Mehany family
a. aals Is the family in which
q eea'a Of the little s-year- old
The family lost their
- ID the BRACES river floods.
y ! n morning brought a letter
a-aila papers from Private
s.i ae letter was dated July
a De would start for home
apecled transport arrived.
1siFy and Miss Mamie MUIR
! ny Say and Miss Kate Carlisle
~, rynss and Burns Holland,
., ~ Robert Williamson at
l AVS AZ Inc Bellville and
ground on Sunday.
|ssS ss son Of William league.
Ri \, o. painful injuries about
" lin .ueis by an accident
rsIrs - ,. On Sunday afternoon.
- ~ from a trip to Burleson
: a. W. = the Yegua bridge
I Il ~, ISanner lost his balance
N ,. IIe wagon and tne rear
i.,,s.us,sr passed across his
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''ERIoJs GRAVE.

! =
s,ssn Away pe,ors N.
nm. aid Investigates.
August 2O.-some Ave
N y .Daushsrty. disappeared
station and has never
b az, as hat was found in
! 81 ~ Y miles north Of Kaut-
! is,,ss o . Smith. section fore.
mi ~ trunk railroad, found
= icunss ~ a grave near where
Va Ts,,n I'VE years ago. He
paalsS and yesterday the
Mai by by Deputy Anthony
! hpDo.aus0 douglas, went out to
h 'p !" Bob Daugherty "
n ptesst;aass place they found
~ msSeasd by some unknown luSSn
~ o aaa been opened and
.,1Ee casa carried away.
Isioa !. 10 !, ana is a subject Of
Fpsst s,s ~ who could have
ing for what purpose.
s,,sas.'',as pastor of the Bed
NJ -. Church at cumber-
! ,s,on I affords me much
y vi n,. chamberlaln's
! ~ ! D'a'rhooa Remedy. /
We nv ~" others who have
u, Wy s.ser known 1t to fan.
An,s.. 80 taken in time" For
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-22

SEEDS for fall planting just received new
crop turnip seed. winter barley, turf oats,
beardless wheat, Fultzs Imp wheat Mica
ragua wheat. new rye, new crop alfalfa
onion sets, Bermuda onion sets, fall garden
seed of every description. Holloway Seed
Grain and Com Co., Dallas. Texas. II
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COTTON cALcuLAToRS--calc from
&c to l2c. Price $500. ''"N-
~ J. Pastoriza Printing and LlthogrAph-
ing Co. Soi Main Street, Houston. II
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THERE has never been time In the history
or Houston when there was as much morey
being spent IN the actual construction OF
homes and business houses: and every doll
lar OF 1t ia home money; IT shows un-
and goes to show that now is the time to
invest in property here. In connection with
the above will say that our list OF city
prices YOU will tind TO be rieht. Two pretty
homes In the Third ward for sale on tho
monthly pavment plan; several choice build
ing sites on Main, Crawford aud Fannn
streets; four houses and three lots. renting
for SIS rer month, $1,000; several barRains in
Fifth ward, Send us a list OF property
that YOU have for sale. n. NJ. Nortleet &
CO, phone 6T3. room g0l. Bins building Il
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|lnD OF LoCKJAW,
e Penn last saturday the small
WI Flrrows stuck a ,horn in
kasd IN o few hours with lock-
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BIDS AND fRoPosA 1.s--Bids sre invited Tor
furnishing the necessary material and con.
struggling gravel or she'll road 40 20 900
Clinton pubic e road 4 i nom lie CITY i;niss
TO Southern Paclhc railroad track nenI tne
Imam press.. said materia, and york y Be
plans and Specifications now on Ale Il tie
office OF the county surveyor Of Harris
county.
tined cheek eel Tor sesc o. psysbis to ths order
OF the county judge; said check to be re-
turned 70 unsuccessful bidders when the
contract IL awarded. and to the succsssful
cessiul bidder will be required to give Q
bond in tho sum OF $500 for the faithful
performance. OF the contract, Bids should
be addressed to the commissioners court Of
Harris county Texas. and Will be opened
and passed on Saturday, IL o'clock M.
August 26 1899. by said court. and the right
IS reserved to reject any S q II AZ va sSs;
8 County Judee Harris County. Texas
NoTtcE--Noucc Is hereby given that spe-
cal meeting OF the stoekhoiders Of the Lou
isiana Western Extension Railroad COM
lany has been called by the board OF d.
Isetors to assemble at the general ofnce Of
o'clock 4 M. on the sd day Of september.
dns 81 for e tSs s' sale 81 the rarosd Of this
company. known as the Louisiana Western
Extension Railroad, extending from con-
ttNNtVh WITH tnt iiue VI tnt texas tuu INV
cleans Railroad company. at point IN OF
near the town OF Orange. to the Sabine river.
Ia Orange county, Texas, with Its franchises
and nppurscnances- John N. olds. score
tary, y
NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that spec
ial meeting OF the stockholders of the Texas
and New orleans Railroad company has
been called bv the board OF directors TO
assemble at tho general ofHce OF the conf
pany at Houston. Texas, at 10 o'clock a. m.
on the Goth dav OF September, 1899. for the
following purposes. to-wlt;
First. To authorize and provide for
amending the charter or articles OF moor
poration OF said COMPANY so as to authorize
II TO own. maintain and operate railroad
connection between tho railroad now known
as the Sabine and East Texas Railway aud
the railroad now known ms the Texas Trunk
Railroad and to construct such railroad as
NAY be requisite for making such railroad
connection.
Second. To authorize and provide for the
construction OF such railroad as may be
REQUISITE for making the railroad conucc-
ton lust referred to.
Third. To authorize and provide for the
purchase OF the railroad now known as the
Texas Trunk railroad extending. from n
point at or near what is known as Cedar
station In Kaufman county, with It's IRAN
chises and appurtenanoes,
Fourth. To authorize and provide for the
purchase of tho railroad now known as tho
Louisiana Western Extension railroad es.
tending from n connection with the line OF
the Texas and New orleans RAILROAD com:
orange to the sabine river In orange eoun-
w. Texas. with its franchises ana appur-
tonances, -
0-go G. u. SEGER. Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE Board OF Medical Examinefs for the
Eleventh district will meet at the otnce OF
ijr, Geo. w. clarendon. at 10 a. M, Monday,
ssnteuber 4. 1889 ]. W. Scott. president.
Geo. w. clarendon. secretary. "a
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FoH SALE--Three secondhand Wagons;
eneap for cash. Address the Singer MIG,
Co. ZOOS Prairie avenue 81
PIANO, SIS; walnut case upright, mandolin,
mar and either attachments; Just like new
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