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sill s1ore- Counterfeit,ng.

The Secret Service has just unearthed
cured a large quantity of bogus bills,
which are 50 cleXerly executed that the
average person would never suspect them
of being spurious. Things Of great value
are always selected for imitation, nota-
bly, fIostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
has many f1nitators but no equals for
disorders like indigestion. dyspepsia. con-
ity Always go to reliable druggists WHO
have the reputation of giving what you
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Mr. Calhoun viii Retire re.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Sept 22.ZHon w.
j. Calhoun. of Chicago, member of the
interstate commerce commission, said to-
night regarding the report that he had ac-
cspted an appointment as counsel for the
Federal Steel company:
There is no foundation for the report,
as far as | am concerned. l intend to
retire from the interstate commerce COM
mission, but how soon 1 cannot say"
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*Batted for Carrick in ninth.
Earned runs, Pittsburg g. three-base
hits Williams, McCreery, Leever 2; stolen
bases, Mccarthy, T. O'Brien; double play,
Wilson to Gleason; sacrifice hits, Beau
mont, Mccarthy, Bowerman, Lever
stolen bases. Mccarthy. T. O'Brien; bases
on balls, off Lever 1, off Carrick 8;
struck out, by Lever g. by Carrick /:
York 1; left on bases, Pittsburg ii, New
York 8; passed bali Warner; unapires
Mannassau and McGarr: time, 1:55
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Finish WINS Glaze.

BIRMINGHAM Ala. Sept 22-Pea-
body and Hickman broke even In the
bicycle races at the Coliseum tonight,
Peabody winning the five-n2ile race ami
a nnan the fr open w The 9ne
not more than three inches behind the
winner. Time. 2:06. Biddle finished
third, six inches back of Peabody.
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of the National League Can Be
Secured - Familiar Assertion Re
Earding Next Years Fennant.
Manager Charles Comiskey, of the st.
Paul base ball club, returned t. st. Paul
from fishing excursion to Crystal lake,
Dakota county, yesterday, and will re-
main liz st. Paul until shortly before the
annual meeting of the Western league
of professional base ball clubs, which is
to be held In Chicago Oct. Il.
What truth is there in the Chicago
newspaper stories that You will move to
Cleveland or Toronto, and that Lotus
will be given Western league club in
Chicago?" was asked of the manager.
They're picking out good towns for
me to move to- replied the St Paul
magnato. art!essly. ''Why should I leave
ST. Paul? Do they explain that?"
The reason given. is that you have lost
money here, and are tired Of playing to
such slim crowds as attended the games
this year"
'I have not lost a cent in base ball
since came here" was the answer of
the local manager. "F'oc ten years before
I came here my health was not good. L
have gained in flesh since 1 came here
so that my old associates in the big
league hardly know me, when they meet
me on the street in Chicago. Ny health
has been good, and I have no reason to
complain of the patronage have had
here"
what about the Western league club
In Chicago"
81 have wanted for years to see the
Western league get a fCothold in chi
cago, under the national agreement.
There is room there, I believe, for two
clubs. 1 tried to persuade Arson years
ago to go into such a plan There is
not room for three clubs there i'll my
opinion, or the basis that the new Amer
lean association is advocating. 1t would
ruin base ball all over the country, for
it would compel a return to the old sys-
TEN of contracting, and base ball has
been duil enough in the last two years
without shaking the matter any further.
The new league, if it is seriously in
tended project starts out with less show
of success by far than the old American
association, watch It seeks to initiate.
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Football Meeting

A mass meeting in the interests of ath-
letics was held in the state university
chapel Yesterday morning. President
Northrop presided. He said that foot ball
was an institution that was to be sup
ported and he urged every one to consider
earnestly the object of the meeting, that
Of raising funds to support the team.
audience calling for payment of a volun-
tary sum at the accountants office within
ten days.
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Cheap Rates to New York and Re.
turn Via ''Thea milwaukee,

For the reception to Admiral Dewey
1.-THE Milwaukee will sell on Sept %, &c
and q round trip tickets to New York at
s33. 50, good for return until Oct. T. Tick
cts to Washington and return, for the re-
ception at that place, will be sold on Sept.
20 and so. Make your trip complete by
using the Milwaukee, between St. Paul.
Minneapolis and Chicago.
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Americans Coming Home.

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 22.-The Ham
burg-American line steamer Auguste
Victoria. which is scheduled to sail from
here today for New York, via Cherbourg,
will have among her passengers John
Wanamaker. of Philadelphia; Cyrus H
Mccormick, Of Chicago, and Crosby 8.
Noyes, editor of the Washington Star.
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yefYries Arrives at Boston,

BOSTON, Sept 22.-James ]. Jeffries
the heavyweight pugilist, arrived here
from Europe on the Dominion line steam
er New England, today. Jeffries was ac-
corded a generous reception at the dock,
where a large number of persons had as
Il1nd
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viii Play at Post Siding.

Groffs Snowfiakes and the Fries will
battle Sunday afternoon at 2:30 on Post
Siding grounds for a purse of So The
battery for the Snowfiakes will be
MERCK and Grady. and for the Fries
Bartash and Ayd. ~.
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dead of YELLOW Fexar.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2-Private C. Os-
valid. of the First infantry. who was
transferred to Swinburn island last
Tuesday from the United States trars-
port Buford. died tonight Of yellow fever.
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wisconsin Central R'y Rate bulletin.

Chicago and return s11.59, going Oct.
2 to 9, returning Oct. IA. Chicago one way
81 so on sale Oct to 9. Excursion rates
to many other points, for particulars call
at City Ticket Office, 373 Robert street.
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*Roach batted for Magee in third inn

Earned runs, Washington 8, Louisville
9; two-base hits, Kelly, Clingman, Sla-
gle; three-base hits, thinner, Leach,
Wagner; home run, Freeman; stolen
bases, Leach, Woods; first base on balls,
off Magee 5, off Woods 2; hit by pitched
ball, Wagner Scheibeck; left on bases,
Washington s, Louisville 10; time, 1:50;
umpires, Snyder and Dwyer.
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Are You Going to- See Dewey

For this occasion, the Wisconsin Cen
trail Railway will make a round TIP rate
OF $S3- 30 to New York VIA any direct route.
For particulars call atJCity Ticket Office,
3l3 Robert street, st. Paul
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Maine Central President to Retire.

BANGOR, Me-, Sept v22-The CONNER
cial this afternoon publishes an interview
with Franklin A. wilson president of the
Maine Central RailWaXain which he says
he viii retire from the presidency or
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-23
NOVEL PROPOSITION.
Sailors Who Killed and Ate a Ship
wrecked Companion to he Tried.

wrecked Companion to BE Tried.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. 22.-War-
rants We're sworn out today by Vice Com
SUI Witt, acting for the government OF
Norway. against Anderson and Thomas,
the Norwegian sailors from the bark
Drcit. who, according to their own story,
killed and ate a companion while drift
ing In midocean on raft. The men are
still very sick, and the warrants were
not served, but a guard was placed over
the sailors. They will be sent to Nor
way as soon as able to travel
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SECOND GAME.

Kuhns ran for Hamilton in eighth
Earned runs, Boston 4, Chicago 8; two
base hits, Taylor Duffy; three-base hit,
Taylor; home run, LANCE; stolen bases,
Mertes, Stahl, Iluhns; first on balls, off
Willis 2, off Taylor 5; struck out, by
Willis l, by Taylor g.; time, 2:04; umpires
O'Dav and Mcdonald
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Stolen base, Flick; two-base hits Peitz,
Delehanty, Dolan; double play, Thoma $
to Cross; first base on balls, off Frisk 4,
off Frazer 3; hit by pitched ball. Lauder;
struck out by Frisk 2 by Frazer 1, by
left on bases, Cincinnati G. Philadelphia
4: time, LAO; umpires, Swartwood ard
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On Occult PhiInsnnhr

A theosophical lecture on Occult Phy.
sIology. will be given this evening al
Room 537, Endicott building, by Mrs M.
l.. Brainerd, of Chicago.
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cn1.nNE1.s AGAIN WIN

WASHINGTON, Sept o. = Louisville
took the fifth successive game from the
stors Glazed hE in e poor he form
Magee was wild and Weighing took his
place at the beginning OF the fourth inn
ing. He was hit hard. Attendance, 700.
Score:
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ST. LOUIS NOT In IT
TEBEAUis YAQUIS WE'RE SHUT
OUT BY TIE ST.
PER9AS
FIRST GAME WAS CALLED OFF

Wretched Coaching and Base Rum
ming Cost the Champions One
Game-New YOrlss Outpiayed by
Pittsburg in TIVE mes-Quak-
Attendance at Games Was Good.
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Army EnIfstrlents.

WASHINGTON, Sept 22.-The enlist
ments yesterday were SAT, making a total
Of S,S19. The colored regimen S are grow
ing, the 4Sth having 305 and the 49th 1T.
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To Meet This Afternonn

me executive committee of the Ram
sey county w. G. T. u is called. to rnee+
al the me Y M. c. A. rooms this afternoon
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-23

they were made either by jealous persons
or by those who did not know what they
were talking about
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-23

The wife of minister of thet Gospel in an Iowa
town suffered for years from constipation, dyspepsia and
headache Her ailments were identical with those of so
many other Her husband spent many dollars for
medicines, but his wes troubles continued right along
until he bought her Ripans Tabues at the drug
Now, the minister declares she is cured of all her
order the Ripans Chemical Co., New York. for sup
ply Of the Tabues to give to member of his congregation
drug Stores IS oeno%as ossdSsea
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SECOND CAME

Earned runs. Pittsburg .; two-base hit
Hoffer 2; struck out. by Garoni g. by
Hotter 3; first base on errors, New York
L; left on bases, New York 8, Pittsburg g.;
stolen bases. Woodruff. McCreerY; Will
pitch, Garoni; umpires. Mannassau and
McGarr: time, Ito.
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BOSTONS RAD RAIL

coaching and base running lost the first
game for Boston today. Nichols was hit
hard IN only two innings of the game
while Garvin was batted safely in every
INNING except the last. Chicag0's baC-
ting rally in the sixth inning Of the sec
ond game put, them in the lead. but Bos-
ton won out by opportune hitting in the
ond game, in the second inning. for kick
ing. Chance fell and injured himself
while catching a foul fly from Duff s
bat, Donahue finished the game cut.
Darkness ended the second game in the
eighth. Attendance, 5000 Score of first
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-23
H0OTED HIN.
Jerry Simpson Causes "a ROugh

House in Kansas.
WICHITA, Kan. Sept. % - Exon
gresham Jerry Simpson was hooted off
the platform here this evening while adj
dressing local G. A. R. reunion. Nr.
Simpson said:
81 glory in the spunk of Aguinaldo's
men: They are simply fighting to regain
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-23

Earned runs, Chicago I; two-base hits,
Collins, Frisbee, LANCE; double pl1ys,
Lowe to Tenny to Bradley, Curley to Ev-
eritt;, first base on balls. by Garvin 2;
s bT Ncho h's 3 Dagsed po bS s9SR t
Bergen; Wild pitch, Garvin; time, ia;
umpires,. O'Day and Mcdonald.
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second game and was compelled to retire
Attendance. GAO. Score of first game:

Cincinnati .....1 1 0 1 2 Go
Philadelphia ........O 0 %
%Lajoie batted for Bernhard in the
ninth
Earned runs, Cincinnati 4; stolen bases,
Cross, Corcoran 2, McPhee; two-base hit
Irwin; three-base hits, Crawford, Irwin
Cross to Chiles; first base on balls, off
Hawley 8, off Bernhard 8; hit by pitched
ball Lajoie; struck out. by Hawley 2, by
Bernhard 2; passed ball. Douglass; left on
300; umpires, Swartwood and Hunt
SECOND GAME.
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NEW YORKs OTTTPT,AyED

NEW YORK, Sept 22-The New Yorks
we're outplayed in two games today
Warner was put out in the eighth inning
for kicking. The second game was cali
ed on account of darkness. Attendance,
200. Score of first game.
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Washington at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York
Baltimore at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at P1ttsburg.
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phia and Cincinnati played a double head
er today and split even. The second game
was called at the end of the fifth inning,
on account Of darkness. Lauder was hit
in the right arm by pitched ball in the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-23

Earned runs, Brooklyn I; three-base hit,
errors, Brooklyn 3; left on bases, Brook
lyn 6, st. Louis 3; bases on balls, by Dunn
:, by Young /; double plays, Cross to
Childs to Schreckengost, Beck to Wrig-
ley to Jennings; wild pitch, Young; time,
l:26; umpires. Latham and Connolly.
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he worlds remedy for such.
after all else had failed.
long-continued use of the
They do not generate
1t was to fill a want. You
Seven hours Of Natures
That will bring you back
in plain sealed envelope.
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SAYS HE'LL STAYIIERE
MANAGER CO1IISKEY DENIES SFO-
RIEs OF HIS PROSPECTIVE
REMOVAL TO TORONTO
LOTUS CHICAGO FRANCHISE

St. Paul Manager Says He Does Not
Know Anything About 1t, but
Would Favor 1t if the Consent
of the National League Can BE
Secured - Familiar Assertion Re
garding Next Years Pennant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-11

GENUINE Mexican juno corn. so cents per
reeh, SO cents per halt bushel $50 per
susheli buy iron headquarters and be sure
OF getting tho genuine articiei we are tho
Seed and Floral Co.. Dallas, Texas, Il
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IN THE Circuit Court of the United States,
Eastern D.gtrlct OF Texas, at Galveston:
A. j. Unlock ct al VS.. Galveston, La
Porte AMI Houston Railway Company &C al
No. 800 equity
>. E. Bryant, made on the Sth day OF May,
1889, directing the sale, by some person 10
be named by me Rogers Locomotive COM
pany OF Paterson, New Jersey, at public
cutlery in the city OF Houston, in Harris
published "A some newspaper In the city OF
houston, in Harris county, Texas, the two
locomotive engines aud their tenders known
Us Nos. - and - and now in service on
the Galveston, Houston ana Northern rail-
way, and apply the proceeds derived from
said sale to the payment OF four certain
promissory notes, executed by the CALVES
ion, La Porte and Houston hallway COM
Iany TO the Rogers Locomotive company Of
Paterson, New Jersey, the payment or wh!ch
notes was assumed by the receivers OF the
Galveston, La Porte and Houston Railway
company, SAID notes aggresat.ng, principal
and interest. TO the sum OF S1l,7e49s; and
Whereas the said Rogers Locomotive com
many has designated s. r. PERUVIAN as a
proper person TO sell said engines, now.
therefore l. the said S. X. PERUVIAN, in
pursuance oi the provisions OF said orde
will. on Tuesday. the I'D day OF May. 1893,
between the hours OF ~ o'clock a. m. ana i
riclock D. N. OF said date. at the door of the
court house Of the county OF Harris. IN the
,itv Of Houston, State OF Texas, sell az pun
lie auction to the highest and best bidder
for cash. the above described engines and
tenders. and make due conveyance 10 tne
purchaser thereof and apply the proceeds as
Nv said order made and provided Said en-
zines and their tenders are described as fol-
lows: es-whcsl engines, cylinders lsx24, four
60 driving wheels, four wheel trucks. weight
sbont aa 600 pounds S-wheel tenders with
q, S. r. Psrryman.
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A nnrglnr Captured.

Edna Texas, May 10,-The confectionery
was burglarized on Monday evening be-
tween the hours of and 9 o'clock. The
noise of the gong on the cash drawer was
heard in the adjoining building by Mr..
S. M. Bailey. j, r. Williams and o. j.
Lutz, when the crowd was divided for the
purpose of making a capture of the bur-
gler. Messrs. Bailey and I4utz repaired to
the rear end of the building and Mr.. Will
liams took his stand at the front door,
who was afterwards reinforced by County
Treasurer P. Keans. Mr.. Bailey soon an
nounced the capture of the burglar. Sew
eral brands of tobacco were found on his
person and other goods identified as a part
OF Mr.. Horizons stock. He made no re-
slstance and was promptly placed in The
county Jail
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

Se fremont: Miss Mabel Gregory,
oser; Captain Sheppard, Liverpool,
Ia, William Doherty, F. S. Yantls,
iaylor w. C. Conner, Jr., d. D..
Essenan' Houston; w. Kiersted, Kan.
FS1y ~; n. w. Moore, city; C. r. Hofr-
4. Smith, Houston; w. F. Remnant.
OH; F. G. Nichols, Syracuse, n. ";
iardman. Palestine; j. A. Flannl-
|New York; George H. Steer, st.
=. 5. Rosenkraus, DETROIT, Mich, |;
E'iiavsnsas and wife. Houston; w. b.
.o5e 81, Louis; Ernest Knodel,
n, COL A. H. McHorg and wife, San
~, Sharles Spencer, Texas; r. NJ.
Tough, Austin e. L. Walker. Phil
La; N, E. Shirer, New Orleans; w.
ouwin and wife, Norwalk, o.: n. NJ,
\, ely; E. Miles, Little Rock; Ferd
boaell, city; William Schneider, Dali
|'ooe'N +. Burton, Washington, d. c..
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onnrnntine Declared on.

Corpus Christi, Texas. May 1O.-The
commissioners court of Nueces county
met in special session here yesterday az
ternoon for the purpose of considering the
advisability of raising the quarantine fe-
strictiors which have existed in this (Nu-
eces) county against Laredo for several
months. After discussing the matter at
some length it was subsequently decided
that the quarantine be and is hereby de-
clared off from and after today. This mat
ter has cost the county considerable money
and will prove great relief to all con-
cerned The guards at Alice were orr
dered discharged from further duty today.
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WHARTON LOCALS.
commissioners Will Take Actto,
Conccrning Lunntics.

Generating Lunntics.
Wharton, Texas, May 1O.--County COM
missioners court of Wharton county will
memorabilia the legislature OF the State OF
Texas upon the subject of lunatics now
confined in jails throughout the State
Governor Sayers will be urged to recon
mend to the legislature the enacting OF
measures TO aid in enlarging the lunatic
asylums, Senator John 2. Linn and Rep
resentstive Adams are requested to labor
to that end
Jim Hol kins. colored, charged with the
murder of d. Elliott in May, 1898, was
given twenty years in the penitentiary in
the district court yesterday.
State VS.. Albert Taylor, negro, charged
with the murder of a 7-year- old girl by
whipping to death in December last, is on
trial today.
The funeral of Mr.. ]. r. Foote will fake
place from the family residence this even
ing at o'clock. The funeral obsequies
will be celebrated at the Baptist church,
of which church the deceased was zeal
GUS member.
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MEMORIAL DAY.
: ~ ana from Governor Loyvry
of Mississinni.

r. iexas, May 9-Mrs. Ada C. Work,
president Of the Woman's Relief
4 wrote to Ex-Governor Robert Low
mississippi, warmly congratulating
r. MS recent speech at vicksburg. in
ne advocated general observance of
aa' decoration day, saying: Before
susre VIII be but one memorial day.
a. year the blue and the gray viii
~ one ana pay silent tribute TO the
N ue ciyil war, over which low
Nor,h one National emblem that both
Mn and the South rallied around
M M on foreign Shores
"a as follows.
Aaa G. Work:
tnss Miss, May T.-Dear Madam:
stant "a receipt Of your letter OF the
eenS .' ana beg 70 thank You for your
. sEsh,.ioh at my memorial day speech
recently. While We eve
~ memory OF the heroic Amer
n swe are charged also with an
responsihiliiy-.that of con
r.s cur fun measure Of honorable
'oHar9 the safety, progress. prog~
y ann eivliizntion Of this and conins
49, as.ns ! nave the honor to he, YOUR
N'' Robert Lowry.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.


BIDS AND PRoPOSALS-Bld are invited foI
furnishing the necessary material and con
ftruoting a gravel road $50 to $500 1897
In length by 20 feet IN width on the Clin-
ton public road. from the city limits ID
Southern Pacific railroad track. near the
Inman press: said material and work to be
furnished and done In accordance with the
plans and specifications now on flo IN the
Office Of the county surveyor OF Harris
county.
Each bid must be accompanied By GER
tiled check for $1,000 payable to the
order Of the county Judge. said check "a
be returned TO unsuccessful bidders when
the contract Is awarded and 70 the success
full bidder when contract Is signed The
successful bidder viii be required to give a
bond IN the sum OF $500 for the faithful
performance Of the contract. Bids should be
addressed 10 the commissioners court o.
Harris county. Texas and viii be opened
and passed upon at IL o'clock m. on Taurs-
day. May II. 1899. by said court. aud the
right is reserved to reject any Or all bids.
r, II. Vasmer.
II County Judge Harris County. rex.
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WANTED NO RENE.

WANTEp-A furnished cottsge for the sur
rnfr. near street car line. b. family of tnre
Address 542l this office.
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CoIored Knights of PythIns.

Fort Worth. Texas, May 1O.-The grand
lodge colored knights of Pythias was called
l.. NJ Mitchell. l.. D. Lyons OF Austin,
past chancellor, was appointed grand pre-
late. The roll call showed the largest
number of representatives. and visiting
past cliancclors present ever known in
the history of the State. There are thirteen
visiting past chancellors.
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Colonel crump at Deaths Door

Beeville, Texas. May 10.-Colonel John
Crump, the aged and noted Texas pioneer
and Indian fighter, who has been in this
city under medical treatment for the past
month, is today reported almost at Deaths
door, Those who are attending him say
he can live but day or two more at the
most
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FOR RENT.

TWO or three furnished rooms for light
Housekeeping; Pleasant location; rent very
reasonable icr summer. Address l117 san
.lacinto. corner Dallas. IA
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FOR SALE-Thc ycrv best liquors and bcv-
TRACES tho market nfords. and served BY
skillful miAoiogists. are always on sale at
the Merchants Exchange, No. ZIG Nam
street, whtes merchants hne free lunch Ia
Rervea tia.iy "A
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

AN IMPROVED 2Qo-acre farm. two miles OF
Contrcville, Icon county, 100 acres cuiti-
yateu, 5000 improvements; will sell or ex-
Grange for Harris county land; flnc hay and
rattle range Address T. A. Fowler this
oificv. 20