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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-21
f. ID. TENNEY.

How can the surplus money in the
Treasury be made available? Well,
don't see how it can be legally touched
under any preteXt, except for some
great emergency. Even though the
Legislature fails to meet, | don't see
how anything can possibly be done eX-
cept to let it lie there Indefinitely I'M
til some Congressional action gives the
Hawaiian Government authority to
make the necessary appropriate IS. Of
course, tying up so much money will
eventually cause a stringency in the
money market, but for all that, it
doesn't appear quite clear to my mind
that the money can be handled--just
keep taking it in, that's all. Now as to
loaning the money TO the banks, | do
not believe that such a course would
be legal. No; l consider that the only
feasible plan to get the money out of
the Treasury would be to break into it
and carry it off.
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Sites
AT MANOA
FOR SALE.

HAVING PURCHASED A TRACT
OF the finest land in Manoa for resi-
dence sites, I will now receive appli-
cations from parties desiring to pur-
chase.
These lots are Immediately in front
of the residence OF II. r. Cooper, Esq,
and command a grand view Of Manoa
Valley and the picturesque country to
Diamond Head
There are 10 lots in 2 series, 5 front
ing on the west, Or main, Manoa road,
and facing on Liholiho street.
The lots are each loo feet wide and
rom 100 to 2S6 feet deep. Government
water main laid past the lots on West
ManOa road.
Early applications necessary. Map
of the property and all information in
regard to terms of purchase, etc, 1t
my office.
Terms-One-third cash, balance In
one and two years at per cent.
Early application necessary.
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l.. L. PiNKHAM.

IL is certainly serious matter in an
isolated country To have great idle
sum of money tied up in the hubble
Treasury with no prospective relief ex-
Copt forced expenditure on public
works; for the temptation is TO enter
into ill-advised projects and expendit-
ures, that later prove a waste o. pub
lie funds. Public works should not be
an eNpediency TO get rid of an unex-
pected accumulation of money. and re-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-21
HON. J. A. MCANDLESS.

| don't see that anything can be done
with the big surplus. In my opinion
the Council of State has absolutely no
authority to appropriate any of IL, and
therefore it will have to remain n the
Treasury until the Legislature, when
ever it meets, can make its regular APP
preparations. Of course, if anything
extraordinary happens which calls for
a sudden appropriation, the Council of
State would then exercise its power. AS
it is, | am afraid no one can touch it
for public uses.
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HON. p. C. JONES.

I think the Government funds now
swelling the Treasury to n big sur
Mus. would be just rs safe IN the
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/ IL. At any rate. the Government
would be relieved from paying interest
! on monies. when it has big surplus OF
/ the same in its Treasury. After Jan
daTy LIST | think il would be a good
idea 10 reduce the Postal Savings Bank
! interest. AS TO the surplus. however,
| don't think il can be handled without
proper legislation.
H. f. WAITY.
I do not see how the surplus funds
/ IN the Government Treasury can be
: legally brought into circulation. IL GER
tainly is true enough that it ties up a
whole lot of money which ought to be
out in the public market.
IL Is my belief, however, that the
Minister of Finance is considering
some scheme which will shortly be
preached. The money will have TO get
/ out in a short time. This surplus
money question also brings it strongly
to my mind that the Postal Savings
Bank deposits should be discouraged,
and this could undoubtedly be accom-
Elished by putting down the interest TO
4 very low late, and giving depositors
several months notice. There GER
tainly is no need of the Government
paying interest on money in one
branch while il has such a great sur
Plus of monies in its Treasury vaults.
and money steadily pouring in. The
Postal Savings Bank will become nil
when Congress takes action on the Ha-
waiian bill. and it would do no arm to
begin winding up its affairs now.
However. | don't incline to the opin-
ion that the surplus in the Treasury
Is so bulging as some people try TO
make il appear. | do not think it is
feasible to distribute the money 20 the
banks. The banks, as a rule, have not
on hand such securities as the Gov
eminent would expect as against de-
posits. such as Hawaiian Government
bonds, and to go into the market and
Duy such securities would be to 90 so
at a great premium, because they
would have to buy from people Who in
reality have no desire to sell. For ex-
ample. if the Treasury Department
were to make an attempt to place the
surplus funds with the banks it could
only be temporary measure at best,
and they would. in recognition of pru-
dence, certainly have To require secur-
tiles no less stable than Government
bonds If this were to be carried out
the securities bought up and placed
with the Government, it would simply
be money put in the hands of the pres
Cnt bondholders and substituted for
The bonds which they hold.
Referring again to the Postal Saw
iugs Bank proposition, the Govern
ment is. in my opinion, warranted to
be allowed TO draw from the general
Unappropriated fund to whatever may
be necessary for the payment of money
deposited in the Savings Bank; it does
not disburse its deposits; simply
holds them; if that money were deposit
ed with the other banks, they would dis
bUTse it to the same extent they would
their other deposits. A large proper
ton of the money in the Treasury
comes through the Postal Savings
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A. S. HUMPHREYS

1t certainly would be a good thing if
the surplus in the Treasury could be
loaned to the banks and thus reach the
public market, but | do not think 1t can
be done by any warrant of law. As for
legislative action, of course, that would
be different, but the old Legislature
cannot hold over TO make apprOpria-
tions We must await Congressional
action.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-27

his intention OF returning next fall to To-
cate permanently.
The United States transport Burnsides
left the harbor today. after lengthy stay
here. She was the carrier of the historical
three millions, and while here her officers
have made many friends who are 10th to
part with them.
Mf A. r. Balloch OF San Antonio. Texas.
and who was formerly In charge OF the
wagon train at Santiago, Cuba, is now in
Havana in the office OF the depot auar-
termaster
Mr.. ]. ]. James OF Eagle Pass, Texas. In
charge OF wagon train No. l. has leen
stationed over at Trisconia where the new
warehouses are about nearing completion
Mr. k. r. Redus OF Paris Texas, left
last week on the transport Crook Mr.
Redus has been in the employ OF the quar-
termaster's department and was called
home on business matters. He expects 10
return in the fall.
Mr.. Fred Lovinskold of Laredo, who Is
employed in the office of General Ludlow
as chief interpreter, is turning out a
beard. His old friends In the First Texas
cavalry would hardly recognize him now
Dick Monroe Of San Antonio is the latest
addition at the Trisconia warehouses. Dick
is one of the most popular of the Texas
contingent.
Gus Duval OF Huoston, well remembered
as an old Houston Light Guard. and who
has been In Havana for some time on the
detective force making an enviable repu-
tatlon as a detective, has resigned to ac-
cept position in the coustom house a:
superintendent and Waterman of the build.
ing.
Mr.. Robert Miller of San Antonio, YER,
we'll known in MS native city, who has
been in Havana for some months, has beer
made assistant forage master at the new
warehouses at Trscornia, across the bay
The United States transport Dixie ar.
rived in the harbor yesterday conveyine
some four hundred recruits for Uncle
Sans army. Part of the delegation will
proceed to the province OF Matanzas tc
augment the troops there
Andy Holman. the handsome Texan. o.
Dallas, who was formerly one of the pro-
prietors of the Washington bar, still re.
mains in the city, looking for some good
| investment.
Judge ]. H. McLeary OF San Antonio ex-
attorney general of the State of Texas
who is practicing law here, defended
Krause. who was arrested for the Nellie
| Ross murder and managed to have him
released In five days, something never
before heard of in the police annals o.
Havans's history.
The Seventh United States cavalry are
American ball at their new barracks al
Quemados on the 4th OF July.
There is strong talk OF forming Texa:
club over here, and the matter vii; bt
taken UP next week. Rareshioe.
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SHREVEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Burgrary-Heavy Cotton Deni-Crim
inul Court--HeaIth Menace.


inul Court--HeaItb Menace.
Shreveport, La, June 26-Messrs. Vor-
denbaumen e. Eastman's hardware estab-
lishment on Texas street has again been
burlarized. Pistols and cartridges were
the goods stolen. No clue to the burglars.
This is the fifth time that this establish
ment has thus been robbed since opening
business in this city.
The heaviest cotton deal of the season
was made Friday. Mr.. Herman Loeb OF
this city bought 2200 bales of the Bastrop
stored at Monroe. The transaction in
volved some 1000. The cotton will be
Immediately shipped to correspondents In
this country and Europe.
The case of T. B. Patillo and Isaac Hale,
indicted for the murder of j. NJ. Hoss.
which has attracted such interest, was
concluded yesterday. The jury found Hale
not guilty as an accessory and failed 10
agree as to the guilt of PatilIo and a mis-
trial was entered. The court room was
crowded with spectators
The Logansport fire cases against the
Houston East and West Texnp Railway
company, that failed to reach verdict in
this city, have been transferred to De Soto
parish.
Mrs. Jemima Poles, aged 70, an old rest
dent, died yesterday and was buried today
at o'clock
General Thomas T. Taylor of Lake
Charles and Lieutenant Governor r. H.
Snyder of this State are both in the city
today.
The underground brick culverts or sew
ers are attracting severe criticism.
The openings exhale such foul odors as to
menace the public health and make a
residence in their locality almost unbear-
able. The local papers are vigorously as
sailing this malodorous nuisance.
Link Harris, who murd cred Eston Banks
near Greenwood, on June 10, has been
tried and found guilty without capital pun
inshment. This is rapid administration
OF justice.
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Ennis Has n Good Trade.

Ennis, Texas, June 26.-This city is
enjoying good trade in the mercantile
line and the merchants are much enthused
over the prospects of an enormous trade
this fall. Several of the leading dry goods
men are arranging to leave in a few days
for the Eastern markets to ,buy their fall
stock. The small grain crop is rolling into
the market and will have tendency to
relieve the financial strlngency of the long
summer months.
Work is progressing nicely on the new
Templeton block and much other noted
improvements are going on in the city,
especially in the resident portion. Ennis
will be prepared to accommodate severed
new firms this fall which are arranging
to open in the near future.
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Wrong Man Was Arrested.

Waco, Texas, June 26,-The negro ar
rested in Hillsboro as suspect proved
not to be the man who killed Jack Gundy,
and the officers are still on the hunt for
the murderer. According to the dying
statement of Gundy, the difficulty arose
over dispute as to what time the Katy
Flyer arrived, hot words bringing on a
conflict. When Gundy was attacked he
ran, but his assailant overlook him and
stabbed him ten times, several wounds
reaching vital spots.
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Very Warm Mt nentnn.

Denton, Texas, June 25. = Today has
been record breaker for heat. the mer-
curry climbing to 1o1 in thvAshade this
afternoon and the weather for the past
three days has been the warmest OF the
summer Three laborers with thresher
were laid out by the terrific heat yesterday
morning.
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BIDS AND proposals.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs--seaie pro-
posals win be received until p M. July
.. lsss, by the board OF trustees for tie
erection OF school building At wharton,
Iexas The plans and specifications can
pe seen at Wharton or at the Office OF
Eugene T. Hciner, architect. Houston,
Texas. certified check OF $3.50. payable to
the undersigned, must DO hled with each
nd conditioned that tho bidder will enter
INTO contract and give a satisfactory bond
TO the amount Of SO per cent OF the pro-
posals rendered. The right Is reserved to
reject any or all proposals.. J. p TAYLOR
SECRETARY OF Board III
NOTICE Is hereby given TO ali prrtiss con
ceinel that sealed proposals will be re-
eeived until o'clock a. M, Wedne sday,
July ", 1899, bv the penitentiary board OF
the state OF Texas FOR the sale to the State
Ter cash OF not less than Ave thousand nor
moTe than eiRht thousand acres OF land
cultivated or uDcultivated, or composed OF
both kinds. and suitable for the production
81 cotton and cane, BIDS will be entertained
ior lana only, and for no implements or
stock; all bids to be considered an option
to the state for sixty days from said 18th
or July, 1899, and must be accompanied by
abstracts Of title and plats OF the land Of
tered. The board reserves the right To re-
iect any and all bids. All bids 10 be al
rocted 10, and filed with, N. A. Craeens.
secretary OF the penitentnry board. Austin.
Texas. by . o'clock q. m. July 10. 1899.
BY order OF the penitentiary hoard
VIM. Clemens, Chairman.
Attest; N. A. Crayens, secretary. TIL
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SUMNER RESORTS.

COUNTRY FARE and health
ieeompease 10 limited number Of boarders:
tutoe n day mail Mrs. A. Y. Roberts.
Ibarp. Texas. or Gulf. Colorado and Santa
Fe railroad -
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BOARD wanted by gentleman and child, Third
ward. private family without children or
board,rs modern convonienees no oblsl-
tlon TO distance. Address G3s3, this office. ~
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PROFESSIONAL.
BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

s. o. COTTON BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjusters. 10 Main street Il
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NOTICE Ia hereby given that the annual
rleeting OF the stockholders and board OF
directors of the Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio Railway Company Will be held
o, the Office Of the company. IN the city OF
Houston. Texas, on Wednesday. July 5,
1899. c. II soRer, Secretary les
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PERSONAL.
LIST OF ANSWERS

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements in the office OF The
Post for the week ending Saturday, June "A:
SAYS (s); 640i 6452 t5); 6lSa; 6152 Conf
Dental % De Kerry; j A. Davenport;
6l0i; 6i0o; 6i6O (2); Jamison; 67lO; Bi5J ~
elS4; e433 t2); House (2): Hume: 64S2 t2)
64S2; S07 61s1 G) 6456 (2) CLOG 63Sl 643S
(20l Manufacturer; 6isS 1s) 1854; 1854: $50
case 81 r II. b.: e145:. 3; elss: 6lss Rare
Opportunity: r. v. NJ 654o; CALI; 0ils; 1916;
W. II; 42S: Want: $50 80; 900 $3.50.
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TEACLEh desires position as assistant; eK-
per!ehccG IN preparing for university and
advanced standing at West Point and An
napohs specinltes: Languages, ancient aud
modern literature and mathematics, all
branehes. Address Asslatant. this Office Q
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a MAN OF experience, A | references, wants
employment as bookkeeper or lumber clerk,
IN the city or anywhere In East Texas. Adj
dress A Is (, this office u
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LosT, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

LOST, FOUND, STRAY sio-IN.
LOsT-smail ivory fan slicEEss op rswafd il re-
or near fremont hotei. Hps 81
turned 10 1915 Main street ---------z--7T---
Tos7---71 sIe1i road between postoiAee hst.
Tisburs and SIMS bayou bridge on suy Nm" M.
X skirt embroaer.y. d iassyu viii BE- be- duly
formation lending to IeeotsS n pickering,
rewarded. fccresE ME- g
Harrisburg. TtAss
- --.-e mule, ia o. le's hnnds
- , r. he,ween dark brown or olaek nsa'
nnsa and belly. Reward 800 for inaortns-
tor leading 10 recovery, iona a:
North Galveston. Texas.
si5. 20 REWARD for two brown : = pis move sF
on ora Iegt shoulder. F. Page wharton ieA'-s
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WANIl2L- Position by boy, about 10 years
old. To work in store or any honest work
can guaraGiee TO give satisfaction; no obiec.
tion to leaving city eau furnish gilt-cdged
references Address 6347. this office n
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WANTED--A position In general store by q
young man speaking English. German aud
frst-class references Address Hustler this
Office. "a
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WANTl3D,-By experienced educator, to CORE
spond VITA representative citizens OF COM
munitS needing superior academic school
preparing fol college or university; Will
erect commodlous building If patronage JUS
titlos. AddItss Educator. this Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OF the Direct Navigation Co.
Houston. June L, lSe9--rhe nnnual meeting
Of the stockholders nnd board a directors
Of The Direct Naylration Compnny will ho
held in the companys ofice. in the city OF
Houston, on Tuesday July I. az II o'clock
A. m b c. CMRhnan. seerelarv. ~
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A GENTLEMAN with Is years experience in
groceries, dry goods and an all round capn-
Bile I 40 is open for position. best references.
jack EOrNtI American. this office. q
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WANTLD- Position az saw filer or foreman
in saw mill q years experience In large
mills. Address II. G, Cram, 2OlS Caliope
stree, New Orleans, La.
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MEXICAN June corn and whinnoo-yIiT 49,.
ean pc painted up to July Is; Tor sale N 81
psr ousnel I. o. b. Atlanta, Texas. W. A.
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Nj ii, sALh-ked cedar tsiephone poles and
pt an. rtaoy for shipment cheap: 10 10 81
, iohS, VIII take one wheel scraper Ia
T Tnue. IL. H. Armstrong, Chapel. Hill
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ohdNEsE TEA. soc per pound: 6ric-a-6rac'
Ian , ,a,a, repaired ana covered. Yam Tai
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SITUATION wanted by young man, 49, in
ofhca siUre or hotel good clerk; FIRST class
references Address 634i, this office n
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REFRIGERATOR and showrases fo- AL.
it Sis y, MS. Co.. Alex Iaslotiza. manager.
- ------- --....1s dscuut. ~
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ICCLORED MAN and wife want lob IN p1-
vate family will go anymore IN the State.
Tar give good references Address c. S. III
pl7 Austi1 street. Houston q
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sryEoiAL RATES to Omaha. krrsas CITY NJ
LOUIS. Chicago. Cincinnati aad New yo,l
~ - Z l.elaing & Co. 5li Main street. Il
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", ~ MUSTANG GRAPES for lam. ieiIy and
t.eserNes' l.V0 per busnel sctd nostai ~
6rnnner' w. w. westgats. Roseand Mr.,
-sery. 's"nu Nu'.
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BRIGHT. intelligent lady desires position
as couloanion or otherwise with party going
away tor summer; references. Address Rose
e. Wells, 1902 avenue |, corner Twenty-slxtn
street. GalA cston, Texas. n
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saNpsi NY E-The finest stone fer curbing i:
tne World, mountain 800 feet high. situate,
, III ,aliroad track; quarry open. For pat
land, Texas ~ "oous' fai,
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

MONEY TO LOAN on Improved farms and
ronchSs Francis Smith Co, San An
tonic. Texas Can on + ~ Norris. KAN
building, Houston, Texas II
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s1v WILL BUY double case Remington iype-
writer writer ~ excellent working order, with sub
s'anusi cypress case; express paid Address
- j. II. Iopham, Luling Texas ~
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.

SITUATION wanted by a colored girl To cook.
wash or iron or household work. Address
No. 1919 Buekner street. %
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

WANTED bv st-class all-round white cook,
good on bread ana pastry, hotel, restaurant
| boarding cars or telephone or camp. 6S5H
| This plice
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IN BUYING or selling property, we ask a
trial of vour business; we claim to have
SUPERIOR advantages In showing and selling
property ana will give personal attention TO
all business entrusted with US; seyera!
1hoice home places on Main, Crawford and
san Jacinto streets; two pretty cottage
homes In Third ward, at a bargain: TWO
seven-room houses. FIN ward; ward 81 slQOV e9 nn
your own terms. n NJ. Norheet ~;
phone 67S Binz building -----Ir
260 acres fne tobacco ana iruit anu on Ssn n,
creek MONTGOMERY county, four miles from
railroad; some fortunate man VIII buy TINS
tract this week at 50 p per acre worth "
Craig & Fuller, 5l4 Main street :.
THREE lots, with nice fye-roon COTTAGE and
kitchen. all furnished on 'pe W. 49, ran,1
immediate possession. Apply to Ben Camp,
hall =.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For yearllngs Or iet
cattle. nine head Hereford bulls. Write 70
John NJ. Ackerman, Nayasota. Texas. q
FOR SALE OR EXcHANGE--wfl sell for
cash or exchange for good farm lsnd OF
ranch In Northwest Texas, my l2-room no.
enandise. lnvoieed $4,000, in lively tow OF
II. & 7. c. railroad, with well established
trade. sales 81. 900 to $4,000 annually OTTO
4 Sehuddemageu. Carmine. Texas. l-ll
EXcHANGE-wh Holland turkeys. Pekin
Silver Laced Wyandottes. For best Offer;
prefer saddles, pistols, guns OF watcnes:
Camden Poultry Yard, Camden. Texas. y
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS lots for sale at Lowest
prices on ins.allment plan oihce =@V Ai"'u
street. John A. Miroy. agent
wv M the rental business OF Houston. be.
ca, Sc we have the houses 70 Iene, ~ y
trouble 10 show property; M N''"e' =,
Co phone 673 BinZ building
FINANCIAL.
,10N7Y loaned On improved land in South
6,sxas. also good cheap landh LOT sale, f'es -
q Fucker, 3g5 Binz. Houston. IeAas. -
LOANS on real estate. standard as
and real estate securities; Sendof hen nO''''
mortgages and mechanics liens taken up
and extended by Houston Lano ana trust
1880
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P1ANos-Large and varied selection OF high
class pianos by the best mixers.
--latest models can be tested side by side
Every piano is guaranteed
Special discounts allowed for cash.
G: JANKE & CO.'S MUSIC HOUSE. 500
Main street. 4-l6-l000