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GOVERNMENT cRoP REPORT.


Washington, Aug. 10.-The August re- | port of the statistlcian of the depart ment of agriculture, showing the follow | ing averages of condition on August 1: Corn, S9.9; spring wheat, S3.6; oats, | 90S; barley. 93.6 spring rye, S9; buck l wheat 93.2; potatoes, 93; timothy hay, 1 S6.7.
 The average condition of corn improv- ed 34 points during July, and on August 1t was 2.9 points higher than at the cor responding date last year 5,7 points higher than on August i, 1897, and 9,2 points above the mean of the August | average for the last ten years. The averages in the states are as follows: Ohio, 90; Indiana, 94; Illinois, 91.
 The average condition of potatoes de- clined s point during July but is still 91 points higher than on August 1, 1898, 15.1 points higher than at the corre- spending date in 1S97 and 6.9 points above the mean of the August averages for the last ten years. Of the thirteen principal potato states, eight report a decline during July and four an im- provement, while in one, North Carolina, the condition remains about the same. Preliminary returne indicate reduc- tion of 34 per cent. in the hay acreage. Of states moving 000.000 acres or up- wards last year only Missouri, Kansas, South Dakota and Calafornia show an increased acreage
 The average condition has declined ii points in Kentucky, 6 in Tennessee and Missouri in Virginia and Tennessee, 3 in Massachusetts, 1 in Ohio and 1 in Wisconsin and in Indiana. On the other hand it has improved per cent in North Carolina and Maryland, points in New York and has about held it's own in Cinnecticut
 There are but few states from which the reports as to the apple crop are not more unfavorable than last year.
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FUNERAL OF DIR. HANSON.
in Hartford Yesterday-Burial
 at North Hadley.

Services in Hartford Yesterday-Burial
 at North Hadley.
 Hartford, Aug. 10-The funeral Of Rev. Dr. C. M. Lamson, pastor of the First church, was held this afternoon at the church. The body was received here from St Johnsbury, Vt, on the White mountain express and removed to the church for the obsequies.
 The services were in charge of Prof. Dilliston Walker of the Hartford Theo- logical seminary, and Rev. pr. Judson Smith of Boston, senior secretary of the American board of which the deceased was the president
 As the procession with the body en- tered the church the burial chant was rendered by quartet under Prof Gal lup The invocation was by Prof Walk er after which the hymn 70 God, Our Help in Ages Past" was sung. The scripture selections were read by Dr Smith, The second hymn was Be meath the Crown of Jesus I Fain Would Take My Stand" Prayer was offered by Prof Walker after which another hymn was rendered, The benedction was by Rev. Dr. Smith The honorary bearers were Dr. M. Storrs, solon P. Davis, Francis B, Cooley, John Allen, Rowland Swift, William F. Gordy, Hen ry F, Taintor and S. T. Willard.
 The body of Dr, Lamson will be talk en on the $50 train to Springfield and thence to the home of his boyhood in North Haddam, where the final services will take place at 10 a m. Friday.
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CTTY COJTRT CASES.

A. P. Matthews was discharged in the city court yesterday morning upon a charge of obtaining money upon traud- ulent checks. Judge Dow in rendering his decision said that he believed that Matthews had not intended to obtain money by fraud
 A nole was entered in the charge of living in a house of ill-fame against Emma Durant.
 The charge of breach of the peace against John McKeon of IA Wolcott street was continued until August Y.
 Benjamin Bass was fined s2 and costs for riding a bicycle without lamp.
 The case of Henry J. Moulton, who was arrested by Detective Donnelly, charged with theft of watch and chain belonging to William N. Bockley, was continued until to-day.
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POMONA GRANGE PICNIC
ANNUAL EVENT HELD AT HANS
 FIELDS GROTE YES7ERDAY.
t the Attendance Down

The Rain Kept the Attendance Down
 Hut Everybody had Good Time
 tendance Next Meeting to be Held i'm | Cheshire.
 The annual picnic of the New Haven
 county Pomona Grange, No. 5, P. of H., was held yesterday at Mansfield Grove. It was expected that fully 300 would attend, but the rain kept the
 number down to about 15O. Notwith- standing this the affair was great
 success, and everybody was glad they
 braved the unfavorable weather as they all had a thoroughly good time.
 The bad weather not only kept down
 the attendance, but also the number of
 speakers, so that only four out of the large number that were scheduled were able to address the grangers. The ad- dresses were short but were very inter- esting and everybody was sorry when they were compelled to seek shelter i'll the various homes about the grove. The speakers were B. B. Patterson of the State Grange executive committee, Chaplain Hubbard of the State Grange, Master Roberts of the Wallingford Grange and Master Simpson of the Hamden Grange.
 The speakers addressed the members on the good of the order and spoke very strongly on the good work of the granges throughout the state.
 Agricultural topics were spoken of and grange work in general was discuss ed. Chaplain Hubbard made some very witty remarks and told several clever stories on different grange men.
 The party left the green about 10 o'clock and at ii o'clock the regular grange dinner was served, everybody | contributing. The grangers left the l grove about 5:90 o'clock.
 Some of those present were H. C. c, | Miles of Milford, master of the State Grange; Mrs. c. A. D. Allen, lecturer and Mrs. l.. P. Futile of North Haven, secretary of the State Grange, MT. and Mrs. Theophilus Eaton of North Haven, MT. and Mrs Hubert Potter of North | Haven, N. s. Platt, treasurer of the State Grange; R. H. Coe and wife of East Haven, MT. and Mrs, John G. Ty- ici, MI. duh Nii o' D. w. T . AHule ., aiiu MT. and Mrs. c. J. Upson all of East Haven; R. H. Miles, c. c. Miles. MT. and Mrs. H. r. Potter of Montowese, MT and Mrs. w. F. Andrews of Orange and MT. and Mrs. N. & Platt of New Haven,
 The next meeting of the county grange will be held in Cheshire on September A. The committee of arrangements was as follows: N. S, Platt of New Haven, Mrs. H. F. Potter of Montowese, George C. Lewis of New Haven, s. w. r. An" drews of East Haven, w. T. Andrew of Orange, H. F Potter of Montowese.
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agreement MT. Tolles was to keep the pigs until January 1 without pay. MT. Johnson never called for his property until Wednesday, and MT. Tolles refus- ed to give up the pigs unless he was paid for their keeping from January l. Upon being refused possession of the pigs Wednesday Johnson had a Ham, den constable serve out replevin suit and also attached a moving machine and wagon. Attorney l.. F. Jacobs represents MT Tolles, The replevin suit is returnable before Justice John c, Fay on August 19. The suit is for $50.
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DROWNED IN PLUM GUT,

New London Aug. 10.-A telegram was received here to-day announcing the drowning of William L. Brooks of Stamford, Conn.,, who is superintendent off Holbrook. Cabot & Daily, contrac- tors of Boston.
 MT. Brooks was fishing near Plum Is- land, and 1t is supposed that he was drowned in Plum Gut. He was in charge of the building of the Norwich and Worcester extension here. It is said that MT. Brooks leaves a widow and one child.
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ON A YACHTING TRIP

On Monday George w. Baker of Hartford, son of William E. Baker of that city, will start with his yacht. the Bantam on a cruise from New Haven. He will be accompanied by William FL lery Hills, who was a non-commissioned officer in the Astor battery in the Phil ippines. On Saturday of this week MT. Hills will attend the first annual re- union of the battery al Glen Island. The anniversary of the fall of Manila will be on Sunday. On that account the celebration by the battery will take place Saturday
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TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL

has been sojourning at the home of his nephew ill Cheshire during the last six months, was brought to the New Haven hospital Friday. MT. Scranton has been subject to epileptic fits for many years past, and it is feared that his mental and physical health has been shattered by them. Of late he has been afflicted with other ailments also and it was thought best to take him to the hos pital He was resident of Bethany for about forty years and he has the sympathy of Bethany people.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD

The following deeds were filed for rec. ord in the town clerks office yesterday:
 Warranty deeds-Burdette J. Elliott ct ux. to Minnie w. Vanderwerke, 2( feet on Foote street.
 Quit claim deede-AleXander B. Sin clair to Sarah P. Merwin, 50 feet or Franklin street; John w. Nichols tC Lemuel G, Hoadley 40 feet on Meadow street; John O. Fish trustee, to Fred. erick w. Donnelly. 53 feet on Dover
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PROPERTY FoREcLosED.

The firm of A, Meisel Danowitz X Co.,, dealers in sashes, doors and window blinds on Broadway New York, have, through their attorneys, L. F. Jacobs of this city and George Tonkonogy insti- tuted foreclosure proceedings against Meyer Arick and others in this city. The suit is returnable the first Tuesday in September before the civil side of the superior court
 The plaintiffs claim $2,700, with two and one-half years interest. The prop erty involved in the suit is located at the corner of Admiral and Ashmun streets and has been attached several times by other creditors. In the pres ent action all creditors of the defendant are made co-defendants.
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BANKRUPTCY PETITION FILED.
 Charles Efros, through his counsel, J. P Goodhart, filed petition in bank ruptcy with Clerk Pickett in the United States court yesterday. Efros was for merly a furniture dealer on Grand ave nue. In 1897 he went through insolven- cy proceedings in the probate court He gives his liabilities as $4,737.50 and assets as nothing.
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A picnic will be held at Savin Rock Saturday by the employees and friends of the New Britain Knitting company. The excursion will leave at 7:3O a. m. and leave New Haven in return at s p. 1f. The factory will close for the day.
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street. Connecticut Savings Bank to John Janot, ct ux., 30 4-10 feet on Kim berly avenue: Matthew G. Elliott estate to Burdette J. Elliott, 26 feet on Foote
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IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
CAFFERTY INJUNCTION CASE RE-
 FORE JUDGE WHEELER.

TO be Continued This MornIng-suit
 Tor Pigs Brought by Rev. H. n. John-
 son Against Frank T0Iles of Hnmden--
 Activity In West Haven Court-City
 Court Cases.
 The temporary injunction case brought to restrain the city controller from paying the salary of lamp inspec- tor to Frank P. Cafferty, appointed lamp inspector by Mayor Driscol, came before Judge Wheeler of the superior court yesterday afternoon. Attorney charles $. Hamilton, representing Mr. Cafferty, moved that the injunction be dissolved. Attorney Spock, who ap- peared to represent MT. Hopkins, in Whose interest the temporary injunc- ton was obtained, although in the name of George A. Law, moved con- tlnuance of the case This was opposed by MT. Hamilton, and Judge Wheeler ordered the lawyers to be ready to go on with the case a t 10 o'clock this morn ing
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FORECLOsED ON MORTGAGE.
 John F. Bray of Groton has foreclosd he property of Catherine Ward ct al. It James and Market streets on mort gage of $1,300
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SUIT OVER PIGS.

In July, 1898, Rev. H. H. Johnson, col ored, of this city, bought four pigs of Frank Tolles of Hamden. Under the
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COPYRIGHT pnocrss GAMBLE co. CINCINNATI
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BOARD AND BOONE.


A PRIVATE FAMILY have three upstairs
rooms Communicative and bath room ad-
Joining 10 rent with hoard 10 gentlemen or
couples without children, Address 1924, this
office. 10
LARGE south front room or suite with
cord board; gentlemen or couple. i0i Craw..
ford. 81
LARGE frcnt room, with board centrally
located, three blocks from CAPITOL, 1iJy
Jlusk. IL
AuI1E OF niec furnished front rooms with
tirs.-class board, or without; suitable for
couples or four gentlemrn reasonable. 81
Main street Mrs. ~. Kodtler. IS
BoARDERs WANTED BY the day. week or
month ut 1918 Prairie sysnue. II
NICE. comfortable rooms, With board: reason Z
able rats; modera ccnysnienccs' 40 care,
line street, 49,. -.g.. =
COOP board and lodging. $50 per week table
tosrd. $3.50 per week. 1913 Franklin ave. 10
1911 TEXAS AVENUE. Large. boarding
nouse. 2h fioeks from CaPitoi hotsl. Na,n
street. transient and regular boarcers 50.
ilciiedi rates reasonable; tsiephene ~ ~
ROOM rfsirotle frop' room. with Or with
ciit board. convenient 70 business; 1922 ny y
lam street -
BoaRl, and rooms $3.50 per week and rooms
for light housekeeping; 1904 Congress sss.
nue.. -
K. K. cAwTHoN ( GO. sen Al WOOL suits
for s..
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NoTICE-sealed BIDS WI
81 submitted and opened at the nsxt Ies "a !,
term Of the commissioners court OF EuWn,S ,'
county. Texas, which oonvenss ~ lis wv
81 Rock Springs. Texas, on Feprnaiy ~,
u 1893, TO reconstruct the court pouss o.
ttwards county. Texas, upon the founnatiun
~ ths cld stone court house which was fs-
Shn,i,. burned; the old stone walls 70 pe
ussr n practicabie, and this new STRUCTURE 70
sah,,iit ~ non com bustiblt material, ~ &C.
csrSsrne With the plan OF the old buildint.
which can be inspected personally ~ Az Az
time. Specifications for same ere On ~
and will be Furnished BY me upon epp,csss
ton. III. A. Johnson. county n'erk td"Asds
county. Texas. - 49, - -..------ =
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pro.
nosals viii be received by the commissioners
court OF Orange eopnty, a. uGshse, $50,
fcr furniture and fixtures for the new court
house, III accordance with ths pisns a,s
snecifications now on file Wit. the rouaty
Clerk Of Orange county. and also ~ me ~
nee Of Glenn Allen. architect. noIs,ona;
Texas bidders may also tufpisn p'snS ~ w
specihcations Of their own Wild p'as e"p
also furnish samples Of furniture,
lids must ali BE- Tiled vita the sonns.
fie,m ~ iSee, cheek Tor 500 parable 70 Gso
y Poole. county iudas. 70 o,o rsss soad'
bidder fails 20 make satisisctofy ss,sct ans
The county reserves the r,s s = poole.
- ceunsI yuass, or.Hs ., G e III ef.is
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1zovEss1oHAL

DIR. HEIsIG, Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat
Specialist. Telephone building. Houston .
special evening hours; Wednesdays ana sat.
urdzys. 70 8.
j. l.. KOPF. undertaken aud cmbplmtr. iQlt
uilone 8g7 6-1D-yJ
DIR. HEIsIG. Eye. Ear Hoss ana Throa,
specialist Telephone building. Hpsciai
evening hours. Wednesdays ana Saturdays:
5. o. COTTON I BRO. Fire Insursnce
ARssts and Adjusters, 10 Main street, y
DETECTIVE A0EKCy-Trainsd dstseelSse
furnished Ter cisij and criminal lnveseiGa-
items q reasonable rates Fer further pas'
ticulaFs address James Accsns. BOB IN
Houston. Texas
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IA sEHD. TOBACCO SEED, Of all
y. "a GRADES for sale; reliable infor-
~ his culture furnished free; will
"a snouEh seed within the next 30
4 ss,crjy our customers who order seed
|ssct' % place your order now. Texas
FnNscco Co., A. X. Moore. secretary,
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Annual Statement of Alexander A. Szabo City Treasurer
ngIauaryl / December
GENERAL FUND.
sl,ste a.

January !. 1sss-Balance Ss
From From ssss ssp, 'ss a's ss
Ssa
$50
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Observation-Disclosures. 1905. esq.,
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For expense accom-, lss
..... as;57
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legal .......
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For real account tbs
10,
For For water account , TIM s,ss
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For For sre department property ISL
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account ...... .... ieo
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For Fer pepmnena wsr so"a account 100 o
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Total ............... ...., ,ssesas|is 80
January So a s,"'' rtsis s5ioslrvsy ,..
From From s:5a aa ssssf'a''' " g ga
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To silib
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kLE-One second hand so horsepower
and 4 % horsepower engine. cheap
n: located on Greens Bayou. For fur
Serticulars address T. l.. Bostick.
hont, Texas, care Reliance Lumber
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DOCS Pedigreed, handsome fox ter
kare game, watchful and intelligent:
Won nrst premiums at Dallas bench
~ stock and kennels in Texas:
kted Jersey i1eifers cheap. Address
|Groye Kennels. Houston. Guarantee
krtloa In
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-Nicp racket stock faboiit sSef0l !;
thrifty Southwest Texas town; dciag mrs
cash business: good location; modfrEts rept
give Immediate fun possession. good WI
ard ali points about Il 10 any one eai SUI
cecd III healtn and distant business Only
reason for selling. Dont nilss tAis--Wr "
quick. Address 1885, this olacs .. =
FoR SALE "A rspar and jpn rrinting planI
Doing on annual buEIness o. My3' =
county seat town OF $500 population, - q
Tered for sale al $1,000; cne-1hif easa, pai :
ance in one and two years, monthly paax--
nientS. II you have the cash wriie 70 'ssi;
this office. ~ Y
BUsINEsS cHASCE-A good thirE tor tns
r,xht man Ths Wonder store y ioi say
End the right man can make money nnt Of
from the start. Fer particulars "ftte ~ O. 8;
Vyncelts. trustees. :.
wANTED--In Drenham. hrst-eisss shes
store, lnvestigats ----- ---------s--s :,
FOR sALE-Lumber yard and stock o. gen,
erai merchandise AZ Louise, lcxas sn
new; Ipyoice 5000: best Location ~ SOLE SOLE
Texas: growing COUNTY, safes III 80
1000; reason for selling tcp mum usnsi'
ness elsewhere depands our orsauo, y, y,
Webb Holloway Co.. ~ campo ! h1n - =
BOARD AND ROOMS.
crop BOARD $3.50 pr rssk table boards ,rs
waptsd bath. transient eoic'sd 10 " I.
Austin street =
so1E5 and rsoris 4 Reasonable prices " !,
La BIsnch.
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Of
~
o m
Of January A.
owoin :" ""u ''o's'''o' $3.50 ~ - " II,
Houston.
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chapey. ii. r. Taylor. J. ". Nsdsn. ~
Smith. j. b. shortridos, HUGH H4lseli, p.
w. Sweeney.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--Several nice homes in the Third
ward cheap; on easy payments. We also
have some acreage to exchange for city
property. Seaman Bartell. 2i2 Binz
building. IL
FOR SALE--A choice Third ward lot at a
great bargain. For particulars address 4994.
this office. is
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RsEMlNGT0N STANDARD TYPE.
Lk and supplies sold in South Texas
" mclaughlin, 1909 Texas avenue.
de Houston. Texas. Write for
sus ana up,to-date pamphlet free.
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Inc OUT SALE-Your chance to buy
n scissors, shears and razor a. cost
1--we mean business at Hoitkamp's
|lsa Store, SlS Travis. /: 81
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ALE CHEAP--on easy terms. one OF
NJ houses on Houston Heights boule-
finished In oak with solid oak stairs
lats glass windows; large, cellar and
| hN and cold water; electric lights
)Nefy convenience. See John A. Mil
Il Main sfrnAf -
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~ ~ southern planter: new crop
IN .s'o and flower seeds: oman SITS,
\ ~ potatoes. alfalfa. sorghum.
I'M n. ssn9 for catalogue. Texas
= s'''al Co. Dallas, Texas.
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n GINNERs-Beforc you buy get our
% our new 80 complete ginning out
Mad Of anything on the market aud
right. Gullctt Gin Co.. Houston. Tex
24A
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svLLER SKATES $50; same rs new.
Y Algord Hanneg. 3l4 Broadway, Fort
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FOR sALE-Thres houses and two lots sit
lated Fifth ward. Mary street., 9l2; GOOD
title for the property, Apply 10 Robert Car
ter or Mrs. Amy Thompson. 10
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sriuxht torse for sale or exchange
- horso; iele Jacis5n street Is
. toR sALE-2o mules at Larendon's
Il. .orner Iranklia avenue ana Caro-
~ .nust be sold al once. good
~. e siso per team: one extra large
W. so'p price Sl40: ALSO 10 horses,
I VA. price from $40 to SO. ". T.
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CUBAN and sumatra toborc, $50 -S----
Alex Mckee Robinson. UsNy HswS 81, ~
tons. AGA, Montsornery county, Tesss s''s :;
LIVE SToCK-.Mules for sale ali TIrd.
= quantity, Address W. T. Abernashv any
- =, N~un. j,
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McKinpey Danlks.
Mckinney, Texas. January l2.--rhe o.
GERS Of the First National baak here, 70
Gently elected. are: F. unsrson. prtellent;
r. 7. Emerson. vlcs president; 2. =. En-
crson. cashier; Fred Emsrsop. assistant
cashier.
Foote, president; p. ~, NeAuley. ~
president; j. IL Whites ceshler 81. q.
doodnsY. assistant caseie .'ll
GsanA yiGw 1anl,
Grand View. Tsxae JanNayy n. - -
annual meeting 81 The of1eees ~ s1erls
holders o. the First NAtip192 hapk ~ ~
loving officers vef6 6lAst61: q q y. IA y
president: G. /. Corn. Me- ~ x
ant cashier ul6oo1lCe y. y 4 = Fl
Mi. W q. DANA q q u j ! h
Ccnrin. + & Z Fl. & Il & s. n III
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,,xlrsUAL OPPORTUNITY 70 invest s.co or
more. securing large permanent income:
CAPITAL safe: profits sure. II. Griffin. iis0
BrosdNsy. Nes York.
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AARGAIN In a hrst-class cooking Or
' stove now selling at cost at Holt
lS ei3 Travis street. 3
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FOR sALE-A choice corner lot and a mil;
owner in need Of money: VIII sell at Il suer,-
fee. Address Owner. this office. -
FOR sALE--A thirty-acre farm With plain
three. room house and other slight I'M = owe
msyts sgbo. Apply VIM A. Hunter. Klams.
he"'s' "-''' ''RSs' ~ 10
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS has tsn new houses , nn,
der construction and more to follow. bhy
lot while they are cheap. Terms from
50 to IS cash and the same payment inon a
erty and our prices are the lowest. Jno
Miiroy. agent, POS Main street. ~
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NJ. ose comb white Wyandottes.
4 Me- e birds: call and see them.
4 ii Van and Chastrcs street. Come
"shs one. Is
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WE BUY, SELL, RENT and exchange prop
erty No business too small to receive our
careful and personal attention Norileet d
Cooley, phone SD, Bnz building.