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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-25
STEAMER A. =. ROBINSON.
Cnrrylu1 n q NaSI

SALnAIs1t ~ II. xtpBIN6(lN.
Carrying u. g. Mail
On Port Orchard and Port Washinrton
route. leaves City dock $50 .. m. ca1lsn9
Bremerteu. u. s. Navy Yard. sidney.
Charleston. Tracyton. Chico. aslyeriaie.
Leaves Port Orchard Navy Station nj 4
?. m. arrives Seattle at p. m. Z. n. Rob
Agents. Telephone Main q.
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Transacts a savings bank business ex-
ciusiveiy.
Deposits received from 81 10 $1,000
Interest allowed per annum: Six per
cent on time deposits. per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Leans made on real estate or
auuroved collaterais only.
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DAILY BOATS 10 PORT TOFNaEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK
Dteame. Alice Gertrude leAyes City dock
Sundays. Tuesday and Thursdays at u
midnight for Port Townsend Port VII
lhnM Dungeness, pur Angeles. Port
Crescent. Gettysburg. Pyshi, Ckaliam ana
Neah bay. Returning, leaves Port Ange-
les Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
at 4 M. leaves Port Townsend at 10 T.
m; arrives In Seattle at 2:3e y. m Steam
er Garland leaves City dock Monday1
Wednesdays and Fridays, at IL midn.gnt,
for Port Townsend. Port Williams, Dsnge-
ness. Port Angeles and Victoria RA-
turning. leaves Port Angeles at a. m. on
Leaves Port Townsend at IL & M: aFyivee
IN seattle at $50 p. m
Telephone Main Sl9.
/ CAPT. J. Il. THOMPSON, Manager.
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PORT TOWNSEND. SAN JUAN ISL.
AND6 AND wHATCOM ROUTE.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
Carrying United States mali. leaves CITY
ana Thursday, ut II O'Clock midnight, for
Port Townsend. San Juan islands and New
Wha:com. Returning, leaves New What
com Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at
a. m J. r. Thompson, manager owner.
Lily Bowardus Co., Agents. City dock.
Telephone, Main 81.
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STEAMER DISCOVERY.


Fnr Port Townsend. Anac0rses rairAavea.
whatcom. Friday Harbor and Roche Har.
Dor.
Leaves Yes.sr dock Sundays. wednes-
days and Fridays 81 : p. m.
J. NJ. r.. ATKINSON. Manager.
Office 10 and "A Boston Block. Telephone
STEAMER GEORGE =. STARR. for
Anacorses. Fssrnayen. Whatrum and
S .. m. Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
Returning leaves Whatcem ~ o. m
Tuesday Thursday and saturday. Leaves
Seattle for Tacoma ~ a. m Wednesday.
FsJK WILDLY ISLAND POINTS AND
LA CON y Esn.-SseamoE raaraassn leaves
Central dock, Seattle, daily at 10 D. m.
except Saturday. Returning. lsayes la
soachsng a. Edmonds. CLINTON. brown:
OAK HarSos, Gtsaialy and Ia Conner. L.
Conner Trading and Transpartaticn Conn
HOOD CANAL ROUTE
EXCURSION STEAMER pODE-
Leaves Galhraith dock. foot ~ EasaingiSn
street Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
at O'Clock a M. fer Kingston. Port
Gamble. Srabeck, Brsnnnu. Holly. peKaf-
TO. Laliwaap Falls. Hoodsport and onion
City. Returns on aiternass days
D. TRoUTMAS. Manager.
Teleanone Msin 20.
wHATCoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER BAY CITY.
Leaves Gssy Dock. foot OF Main 6ueoS
Tuesday. Thursday And Saturday q : =
N fn- Anaeortes. FsirhAsen and What
day. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at p N
Fare from Seattle. Il
w. H ELLIS . con, ownsrA
W. J. ELLIS. frame Manages.
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SKAGIT RIVER ROuTE-Steansru Ska
git Queen and Irene.
Nonthly Time cAr<-Leavsa seattle
April ! n. II = m, April ! at midnisht,
April at s .. m. April q . N, April
Ii at a. m, April Is At 10 o. m. April
= u II .. m. April z :. midnaght Apr,
at ii 4 m Leaves Mount vcrnon Aprn
at p. m-. April IT g. m.
April II :. m. April e
II a. M. April 70 az : p. m. April = at
p. M, APrii IL At p. m. April - at
I I m.. April n At . =. m. April = at u
a. m. April . At ] y. M. April - -
d. m. April 70 NJ a. m. Calling AZ Ed-
nsonds. fuialtp. Stanwood. Flr. ekagtt
City Mount Vernon. Avon, Sedro-W0olaey.
Lyman and Hamilton. Steamer $kagit
Queen, making strf-weekly trips 70 Mount
Vernon. connsctiIw With Steamer Irene
fer NC. river points: steamer Irene. naAung
nectina with steamer skaxit ouesn at
Mount Vernon
For passenger and freight rates Apply at
City Dock ". r. Gilkeson, Genera MAI
axer. str. Skagtt Queen. =. Il Mcuon&id.
Master; Str. Irene. &. e. 1SOonalos AAa-
ter. Telephone. Main 81
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AL-KI
May B, q 9 \. n.

For Victoria. Mary Island, Ketch-
kan. Wrangei. Douglas Island,
Sum Dunn. Juneau, Skagway. DyeA
and 8stka. Connecting At 6stkA
with Pacific Steam Whaling Cos
steamers for other points In Alas
ka- Sec ad. below.
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fOhT ORCHARD AND poKT WASH.
ISGTON ROUTE
STEAMER MARY r. PERLEY
Leaves foot Of Washington street daily at
Beach West BiakeIey1 Bremerton. u. g.
Drydock. Chariestcn sidney. Traeyton.
Chico and ailverdale Returning leaves
SiiyerdAle At e.4S a. m, arrives Seattle 10
a m. Leaves sidney saturday nights a.
600 y. m. arrives Seattle 500 .. m. Teis-
phone Maine IS
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.

vIcTORI. ROUTE
Steamer City OF Kingston, between ~
coma. Wash, and Victoria. b. c.
steam Lvl III TACOMA tllo.ArI 4:iSam
1o:3oamILvI IS SEATTLE War I,Nsm
l:s0pmiL vI 73Pt Townsend 2sArlio 4spm
A:ispm lArlIlol Victoria AiLvl s:sepn
sDaily except Sundays
This steamer furnishes nrst class ac-
oommodations. carrying 10th freight and
pasSengerH, and leaves from Yesier wharf,
0AattIe for Victoria, AZ 1870 q M. and
tpr Tacoma ~ BIS a M
1oe rates. tickets. etc. inquire OF
J. W. ALLEN,
Agent yeslsr Wharf. Seattle.
4 4 NADEAu.
General Agent n. r. ky.. Seattle.
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SEATTLE 4 EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
90 ON THE GREYHOUND.
01ATTIlE, EVERETT AND EDAOND4
ROUTE
Tine CArd-leeves Seattle q. m. 10 a.
and p. m. LesSes Everett s:lS =. m,
IN p. m. and IT'S =. IN.
Three round trips daily except sunday.
Connect.ons-At Seattle with the steamer
Flyer for Tacoma. At Everett. with tho
steamer MikAdo for SnonomAh, and with
the Everett & Monte Crtsto Railway foe
Monte Cristo and way stations.
Colman Dock, Seattle Merchants Dock
Everett. Telephone. Seattle. Red s3l. Evs
e. B. SCOTT. Manager.
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Orixaba wiz. not cab at VIC
torA or Sitka. Ai-ki win not
call at Victoria. Sum Dunn or SItka-
Cottage City all not call at Sum
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Composition.

We are now prepared to do composition
for the trade (any measurel In NonpAreil,
Ninion. BREWER and Long Primer. Salts.
faction guaranteed. Call or address Post.
Inteliigcncer. Seattle
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SEArTLErpoRT oAMBLEIrCwNSEND
ROUTE.
STEAMER PROSPER.

STEAMER PROSPER.
leaves City Dock daily At TO = m. FL.
cept Sunday. for Port Madison. Kingsfon.
Port Gamble. Port Ludlow and Port
Townsend Returning reaches Seattle ~
a. m. daily. sunday leaves for Port
Townsend direct ut 3 4. a.. returning,
leaves Port Townsend for Seattle direct
ct p. m. Telephone. Main "a. Llily. 30.
gartus a Co. agents.
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OLDEST LINE RUNNING.
Our steamers are strictly flrnt-
class. Table unsurpassed Most ex-
perisnced. competent commanders
and pilots running 10 Alaska.
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HY ON THE FLYEA
oEATTLE TO TACOMA
ZoW round trips daily. except Sunday.
N enc hour and twenty five Hanutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. SeAtEe-TacomA
route, - folioWs: ~
TIME CARD. 49,
Leave Seattie-7:45. Has a m: 1:&. Sis
3. m.
Leave TAcoma-s:s0 4 m: / 40. q N.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattie-7.30 q. M. II m. p. n.
Leave Tacoma-S.30 a M. 30. 7:39 >. m.
Landing At Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma and Commercial dock, foot OF Ma
rim street, Seattle. .ss
sundays steamers Flyer and State At
Washington.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental Block. Seattle. Wash
Capital ......... .............. 49,. y100 900
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth ...-..... ......-.... President
Arthur A. Denny ,..........N vice president
John Ieary .... Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. Manager. Cash'r. Sec.y
Jos T. Greenieaf. ..-.-....Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher John Coliins
E. c. Neufeider. F. I. Blodgett.
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full term here last Saturday. The attend
dants are now patiently awaiting the re-
turn of their examination papers from
Austin.
Professor j. e. Owens has been selected
to superintend the public school at this
place for the next term, and Miss Ada
Walker for first assistant. The second
assistant is yet to be appointed The two
already selected taught the last term OF
school at this place.
Captain j. A. Brooks is here on visit
to his wife. He will return to his head
quarters at Brownsville next Monday.
Hunter Henrichson, bookkeeper for G..
W. Henrichson & Co.. returned Tuesday
from Corpus Christi and other points,
where he bad been enjoying a two weeks
lay off.
party consisting Of Reynold Keck and
wife, Dan Latimore and wife, Misses
Lizzie Gilmer and Eva Stevens, Pey-
ton Kerr and Emmett Stevens aad
perhaps others will leave Monday for the
large lake about twenty miles above here
to spend week in hunting, fishing and
having a good time in general.
Little Eugenia, the lSmonths-old child
OF Sheriff and Mrs. w. NJ Burwell, died
at 8 o'clock last night. The little one had
been sick for some time, but it's now rest
ing where sickness is unknown. The par
ents have the sympathy of the entire COM
munity.
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GEORGETOWN ITEMS.
Seven Applications for Pensions
Have Itecu filled

Seven Applications for Pensions
Have iircn Iiicd.
Georgetown, Texas, July REV. W. A.
Bowen of San Antonio is IN the city spend
ing the week with his family
There will be an entertainment consist
ing of music tablearx, ETC.. given Iext
Monday evening by the young ladies of the
Alma Norwood Missionary society of this
city.
Mrs. Irvine Brown, who has been visit
ing here for the past week. returned FRI
day to her home in Temple.
Hon. j. w. Parker of Taylor attended
court hero this week.
Mr.. Jim Clamp of Brackettville visited
his parents here this week. He was In
the recent flood and reports narrow es-
cape.
Mrs. Ellison of Houston is in the city.
Mr.. Eugene Fans and Miss Naomi Bow
ers have been appointed from this legisla-
tive district as students TO the Sam Hous-
ton normal
Mr.. ard Mrs. s. Y. Ray of PIttsburg,
Texas, are visitors In the city.
The Georgetown Grocery company has
moved their stock of groceries back TO
Lyons. Washington county Texas.
Miss Byrde FAINT is visiting In Ashe-
vile, n. C.
MIR. J. H. Booty OF this place is reported
10 lie very sick at the residence OF his
daughter, Mrs. R. E. Brooks, at Austin.
There have been filed before County
Judge Robertson seven applications Tor
pensions under the new Confederate PEN
sion law.
There will be cake walk given by the
Young ladies of the town for the benefit
of the Eye, Ear and Throat Charity hos
pital at Austin, this week.
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coTULYA Cuttings.

fT Tor the Public Schools.
an Local AMI Personal.
a Texas, July 7.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ia'ermore are here from FlatonIa
II relatives. Mrs. Latermore ia
q Mr. Peyton Kerr. one Of cotulls :
n young business men.
Il i.asca Carr has been very sick for
= days but she is now improving.
WV Attorney c, c. Thomas left we'd
4. 'or the lower Rio Grande countl,
Is,,, la TO some professional business.
\ )" Dc gone about two weeks.
a0siurray, Presbyterian minister
ao' came in Wednesday and
H. uain Until Sunday, wser h. win
Iby,a,ite sular monthly service IT the
kre.s aplist meeting that has heen in
as cssaway and there have been sew
b q 'ons TO the church. Rev Mar
larrs nne expounder OF the gospel.
Fdance sa'ions are always in
I ~. Judge DOVE aad : = Noryen
y etat. business visit Sunday.
=" normal closed very success.
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||!!l.I!l!I!l1IIEIIIvl

Primary. Secondary or Territarv syphi,.
permanently cured In Is to 35 days You can
oe treated at homo for the same price under
same guaranty. II you prefer to come mere
w ~ VIII contract to pay railroad fare and hotel
s piils. snd no charge, II we fail to cure II you
nav, nave .aken mercury, iodide potash, and stiii
nave aones and pains, Mucous Patches in
NOUN mouth. sore Throat. Pinples, Copper Coiored
sposs. oicers on any part OF the body, Hair
S ~, GSsorows falling out. Il IL this syphiiitio
t gLooD FOLSOM that We guarantee to cure
W soiicit the most obstinate cases and chai.
I rig the world for a case We can not cure.
MS disease has always bafned the ski Of
tne most eminent ply sicians; $500. 900 capital
proofs sent sealed on application. Address
COOK REMEDY CO..
gO7 Masonic Dut1dinr, Chtcngo,
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STATE OF TEXAs--
County of Harris. This is to certify tina,
sociate themselves in a limited partnership
under and IN eceordaaSs with the ritls
LXXVI. Revised Stntutes OF 1885. of the
State of Texas. with all ot the powers, oblt-
to-wit
Stephen NJ Weld. Charles w Ide, George
W. Neville, S. NJ lnman, Walter Hunnewell
Alfred r Weld Edward NJ. Weld. James h.
MCGOWAN. Edward V. Cary, and Willian'
Amory, I'd
l. The name under which said limited
-artnership is to be known and eonduet'i
shall he Weld a Neville.
2 The general nature of the business OF
said limited partnership is 10 be that OF buy
ing and selling cotton. In the seed or ginned,
In bulk or in any form, aud cotton seed and
OF ginning ane comprising cotton by any
process or processes, and with plants or
machinery. owned leased or operated un-
der any form OF contract.
8. The names and residences of the gen
eral partners in said firm are as follows;
Stephen NJ. Weld. Dedham, Massachusetts,
Charles W, Ide, New York, New York
George w. Neville Houston, Texas: Alfred
N. Weld, Dedham. Massachusetts,, James +.
MCGOWAN. Augusta. Georgia.
The names and residences of the special
partners are as follows
ter Hunnewell. Wellesley. Massachusetts
Edward V. Cary Montclair. New Jersej
William Amory, "a, Boston, Massachusetts.
4. The amount OF capital which each OF
said special partners las contributed to the
commcn rtock Is as follows.
S. NJ. lnman one hundred thousand do
lars $4,000 o0J, Walter Hunneweil, ono
hundred thousand dollars $500, o00.0o), Will
lam Amory. ID, fifty thousand dollars ESQ.,
000.00) Edward V. Cary, ono hundred and
fifty thousand dollars tSl5c, 100000
And the genera; partners above named
have contributed t. the common STOCK tho
sum of one hundred and twenty-hv thou
sand dollars (s125 900 00l.
5. The partnership hereby formed com
mences on the first day OF July. 1899 ami
terminates on the first day OF July. 1900, u:
noon.
Witness, our hands this seventeenth da,
of June. A. D. 1898 on this and fourieea
other originals thereof.
Stephen NJ Weld,
Chas. W. Ide.
Walter Huunewell
Alfred r. Weld,
William Amory, I'd.
Geo. w. Neville,
E. V. Cary
S. NJ 1nman,
Edward NJ. Weld
BY His Attorney, Felix Rackemann.
James r. MCGOWAN,
BY His Attorney, Felix Rackemann.
All signatures hereof properly acknowl
edged Sis
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Mr. cnlher.on,. Health Bna.

Dallas. Texas, July s.-senator ana Mrs
charles A. Culberson left this morning
for CASTLE, N. Y, celebrated neal'n e.
sort on Long Island Sound. Since he'
motber's death a month ago Mrs; cnlber-
snn,s health has been bad, and she is 60
ine to the seaside to recuperate -.
Senator Culberson will remain with hi'
wife He stated TO The P'st correspond
ant that Il would be at least a month De-
fora they returned to Texas.
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SENATOR BATE RECOVERING.
VIII visit His Daughter at Grand-
view, Texas

Fort Worth, Texas, July s@nited
States Senator William B. Bate of Nash
Vile, Tenn, is here today. A Post rep7
resentative attempted to interview the
senator on current political questions but
he firmly declined TO say word. Inc
senator was injured in railway wreck re-
Gently in California, but is rapidly reoov-
ering his health He, with his wife, VIII
visit their daughter at Grandview, Texas.
In the course Of his remarks the senator
deplored the floods in the Southern part
OF The State.
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IN BUYING or selling property. we ask a
trial of your business. we claim to have
superior advantages In showing and selling
property anc will give personal attention to
all business entrusted with US: several
choice home places on Main, Crawford and
San Jacinto streets; TWO pretty cottage
bomcB in Third ward. at a bargain. Two
seven-room houses. Fifth ward. $1,000 each.
your own terms. N. NJ. Norfeet Co..
phone 673. Binz building. Y
THREE lots With nice fiye-roon cottags and
kitchen, all furnished on the water front
at seabrook. for sale cheap mot for remit !;
immediate possession. Apply TO Ben Camp
bell u
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sTEPHENvILLE BARBECUE.
Ten Thousand People Were IN At
tendance.

Dallas, Texas July s.-Farmer sha"
has returned from stephenville. where he
made patriotic speech on July 4. he
saws there were fully ten thousand people
in attendance at the barbecue.
Farmer Shaw descanted on the evils OF
imperialism and advised his hearers 10
talk and work and vote against the re-
tentlon Of the Philippines. Other palias-
ties who were at stephenviiie say FARMER
shaw made the "hit' OF the oay'
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

SOUTH FRONT ROOM also suite; good
beard. baths. quiet place. no children: close
in. 4Oi Crawford. 10
BOARD, with room. So so per week; table
boarders, s., so: bath sood location; 20s La
Branch street. ~
THREE well-furnished rooms with board;
table hrat-clsss. frapsients aud table board
ers solicited. at $40 Main street. 10
MONEY TO LOAN on Improved farms and
ranches Francis Smith & Co. San An
tonic, Texas. Call on r. w. Norris. Kiam
building. Houston. Texas. =
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AGENTS WANTED.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WE INVITE offers for any OF this choice prop
erty: Quarter block 4i1. Fannin and Gray
streets, Third ward: 82is feet by l25 feet in
block ass Fannin and Webster streets; No.
1910 Austin street. new two-story house.
between calhoun and Jefferson streets:
quarter block 1, Fannin and Holman streets.
south corner: three lots on Main street.
corner Anita. Lots aud In block 497.
Shepherd and Walker streets Also choice
suburban acreage and several tracts OF nne
farming land. If you mean business call
and see us. Geo. l.. Porter & Son. No. al2,s
CONGRESS avenue. IL
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WE ARE authorized by owners TO cut up into
lots that choice piece of acreage facing Main
street south of McGowen; there Will on,y
he few lots, and they must he sold on your
own terms Those two pretty modern cot
tagos, coll Iceland and 1911 Calhoun, will
be- sold on rent plan:" corner and inside
lot one block from Crawford street, $500.
We strive always to be the lowest on city
property. and ask trial OF your business
y. NJ. Norheet & Co. Binz building: phone
ga II
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FOR SALE--Number of nne lots. will sell
CHEAP. $50 90 cash. balance small monthly
payments, or will advance money to build
and sell on reasonable cnsh payments; bal
anee monthlS, Cash e. Lucke.. 3O6h Main. l2
FOR SALE--Fiye room cottage. 1903 San ia
cinto corner JEFFERSON. all or part cash.
Address 6esi. this office. 10
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WE CAN OFFER the prettest cottage homo
IN the Third ward. all modern conyeniencss
and near car line for sl750 your own termn,
eight-room cottage. lot and quarter, Craw.
ford street, $780, easy terms Just ilk1
paying rent" four cottages and three lots.
Second ward renting for SIS per month.
$1,000 bargain other bargains that will IN
terost you II you mean business; We control
the largest and most exclusive list OF city
property that can be offered. see us before
buying or selling. N. NJ. Noraeet Co.. POI
Bnz building: phone 673. II
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO ARcHITECTS-The Austin
school board Will receive plans and speein-
cations for q modern high school building
Till Monday. August Z, 1889 For partlcula
address r. g. Harris SUPERINTENDENT city
schools. Austin. Tgeas ------------ %
NOTICE TO coNIRAcToRs--ssale pro-
posals will be received until 2 p, m, Sat
tees OF Wharton for the erection OF school
building at Wharton, Tesss.
Tae plans and specifications can be seen
at Wharton or the oiice OF Eugene T..
HeIner architect, Houston, Texas
undersigned, must be hied with all bids
conditioned that the bldder viii enter into
contract and give a satisfactory bond IL
the sum OF so per cent OF the proposal ten
dered.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all
lids received J. p. Taylor,
u Secretary OF Board.
NOTICE ID hereby given TO all parties con
ceiyed until O'Clock A. III. Wednesday.
July ~, 1899 BY the penitentiary board Of
the State OF Texas for the sale 10 the State
for cash OF not less than Ave thousand nor
more than eight thousand acres OF land,
cultivated or uncultlyated. or, composed Of
both kinds. and suitable for the production
OF cotton and cane. Bids will be entertained
TOR land only, and for no implements or
stock all bids TO be considered an option
TO the State for sixty days from said l2th
abstracts Of title and plats Of the land Of
fered. The board reserves the right 10 re-
feet any and all bids. All bids 10 be d.
reeted to. and filed with. ~ A. crarsps.
secretary OF the penitentiary board. Austin.
Texas. by o'clock a. m. July ~. 1898.
By order Of the penitentiary board
VIM Clemens. Chairman.
Attest: ". A. Crayens secretary. Til
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NOTICE Is hereby given TINT special meei-
Ing OF the stoekholders and board OF dire.s.
ors Of the Galveston, harrisburg and San
Antonio Railway Company, ty order of the
nee OF the company. IN the city Of Houston,
Harris county, T,Sas, OIL Tuesday, the 18th
day OF August 1898 for the purpose OF alcct-
ing officers and directors Tor the ensuing
year. @, b. Serar, secretary Galveston, Har-
risbarg and San Antonio Railway Company
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FOR SALE-A nice four room cottage In Sec
ond ward. one block from street car line.
Address 62l2 this office -
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FOR sALE-About COO acres OF land near East
Bernard cheap for cash For information
please apply to Mrs. A. r. Johnston, West
End san Antonio. Texas. SIS
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