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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
Now DevoIves Upon the Grand Duke
AlexandrOytch,
DOM PAUL KRUGER'S PROPOSALS
ur. Chamberlain is Uncertain as TO
Their EGect-England Goes Ahead
with Preparations for War;
Royalists in Paris Repudt-
Ate the Recent Reports
Of the Police.

sr. PETERSBURG. July n-Ih'ee
months court mourning for the dea'h Oh
the CzarWich. Grand Duke George Oh
Russia. brother OF the Gar VINO oleu
Yesterday of consumption at Aopas .,s = 1'
man fu the Caucasus, has been ot ",- O'
.rn. Oniral Messenger to-day puu.'a"'9
am imperial manifesto worded us 4'"0"9'
THE MANlIESlo.
-Our beloved brother, ana heH ~ eI~
Throne the Grand Duke ,.eoI-e 80 49,
androvItch. died at Aopds A"iiI"''' '''''0
~ $0Id style). .,.-, ,.,... ,,,,h,
3D. MAS ropcd. yield 10 tho treatment lnl-
mated and the influence OF the southern
,ltu.te but God willed otherwise lh
....tr,f.fIn. without u murmur % the ue-
,-oe of Providence. we call all our iallh-
fsI subjects To- share our deep sorrow
win rs and to- offer fervent prayers ior
fro ropose of the soul Of our departed
brother ..-..
not please God 90 bless us with n son.
the RIGHT of succession TO inc 1 ni""'
4ovoiye. according to the precise dehni-
fion of Tho Jaw of succession upon our
boioycd brother the Grand Duke
,s.orod, NICHOLAS"
THE lNTERMENT.
inc remains win Doe brought here ana
inferred in tho Cathedral of The Fortress.
.re,oerame of coincidence have been re-
ceived from Queen Victoria. King Hum
nrrf and other sovcroigns
.rno iatc Grand Duke was an Englisn
ecnoiar and am earnest student Of naval
matters. Ic once translated Canialn
Afred r. Mahan's Influence of Sea
rover Upon History
LONDON. July 1.-THE late Czaf'ich
according 90 the Paris correspondent OF
me Daily News. was privately married
WIN nis mothers consent. He leit no
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
How the Members Lined Up on the
Last RpII-CaII.
TO ADOPT THE PLAN NEXT WEEK
Another Meeting VIII BE Held Tues
day Night-Thc Fight from Now
On Viii BE a Red Hot One.
The John ". Daniel
Club To- Hold
Rally.

Inc primary for the nomination ~ can
diaales for the House Of Delegates will
oe neld On July 27th. the date mentioned
m The Times two or three weeks ago.
rnere was a meeting OF the city Demo-
cratic Committee. held In the rooms Of
the Powhatan Club. last night There
was larger attendance than on last
inursday night, when the vote was a
re. rne session lasted less than an hour.
Messrs. Price and McKenny made
speeches I'm favor of making nominations
on september 18th The advocates OF an
early election had the votes and they
oid not DO much talking. Mr. Samuel
stern, who was elected member last
week made an appeal for an early prim-
ary he contended that this would be
fair TO both candidates and voters.
THE RECORDED VOTE.
Mr rrice's motion 10 hold the primary
ON september iith was voted down. and
AR saunders motion 10 select Julyl27th
ass the date was adopted by the following
vote:
~ Nt'rrIFs RNlfN. h|tfhs GiNnls ltD-
ncrty. Doyle F0lkes. Hicks. Hill. Hep
pier. FULLER. Redwood Saunders. Saville.
stern. Taylor, Woodward and Wallace
-lI
Noes -Messrs Adams Gordon. Hulchcr.
Mchenny. Merrick. Price. Tyler and wat
sOn-N
Air Gordon tried 90 have the committee
say in It's records that IN fixing a date
carrier than usual it was not intended TO
set precedent but he failed TO do 50.
rne committee will meet again next
tuesday night when the Committee on
rians Will make report.
rHE CANDIDATES.
Now that the date H. fixed the cam
paign Will be made a red-hot one. Five
candidates for the House are 10 be nomi-
nated. Those In the field are Mcssrs.
george Wayne Anderson. James Lewis
Anderson. Hunsdon Cary. John T.. Epps.
D.. e.. Folkes $ j.. Kelly. A G.. Har-
man. > ; +. Patteson. G. w. Tyler and
,naries NJ Wallace. Jr
OWING 90 the fact that the great con-
venuon of the Baptist Young Peoples
mon VIII be- In session Thursday night,
the meeting Of the John W Daniel Demo-
cratic cub will be- postponed from
thursday % Tuesday night. All the can
didates are invited 10 be- present Re-
lresnments win be- served and the can
didates will not be assessed "a cent.
me fulton Democratic club viii have a
raIiy next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
A Negro Supposed to Have Put in
There for Revenge.
ARREST OF CORNELIUS HAWKINS
He is Charged with the Crime, but
Positively Denies it-Tea Spilled
on Bread Eaten by Chickens
with Fatal Results
Warned the Fam
ily-The Trial

Inc lives OF a Henrico family were
saved Sunday by chickens. The occur
renee was "a most remarkable one and
seems 90 have been O direct interposltion
OF providence.
H. H. Ludlow, his wife and children live
on tne Mechanicsvillc turnpike their farm
ADJOINING that Of Mr. Anton II. Thler-
MANN
ON saturday Mr.. Lud'aw discharged a
negro who bad been working for him.
Dut nothing was thought OF the incident
at the time. That da. Mrs Ludlow. ac-
cOrang % her usual custom. made a lot
OF cold tea and put it in Il window TO
COOL
PROVIDENTlAL MISHAP.
1nat night after putting the supper on
tne table. sine went to the window. got
the pitcher and started 90 set the table.
lu doing $50 she struck lhe bottom against
the edge of the table and spilled some OF
the contents into a plate Of biscuits
some of them became soaked and were
thrown upon the floor near the door,
wnere q lot of chickens. about half grown.
speedily dev0ured them. and almost im-
me0iatoly afterwards died. apparently in
great agony
me strange occurrence attracted the
attention of the family. and supper WAS
postponed until ON iuvestlgation could
ne made. The biscuits were examined.
Incy seemed 90 Doe AN right
IHE POISON FOUND.
Inc tea came next 10 was poured
from the pitcher and ln the bottom was
round enough Paris green TO XIII "a dozen
people. They then realized what q nar-
row escape from "a fearful death they
had made
Jne next morning The negro man. who
mad worked as a farm hand for Mr. Lud-
low as a farm hard ri0ce the lst 0f
January. and who was discharged Satur-
0ay. was arrested by Mr.. ". +. Ratcln
ana lodged in the county JAIL
tns name Do gives as Cureleus Hank
ms. and be- is about twenty-five years OF
age.
nanKns denies positively that he put
rne poison in the pitcher he says that
ne was accused of the crime by the family
0n Sunday. that he was given until Mon
dav morning t0 acknowledge his guilt
nut that he was arre ed before De- had
une to think the matter over. He thinks
tnat his innocence win Dee proven when
me- Us tried
Inc negro viii be given a hearing Fri
oay
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
VICTIM OF ASSASSINS,
Representative Singletcry. of Georgia.
MnNlnih and Killed.

MACON. CA. July IA special TO the
Telegraph from Ia Crosse. Sumter coun-
o.. says that the representative ot that
county Hon. Henry Singietery. aged
sixty years. was assassinated tonight
while going from his store TO his home
nearby The body was found a half am
hour after the Killing.
The head was crushed in az II by' a
hludgeon no clue as 10 the perpetra-
tors. or their motive.
Mr.. smg.eterv leaves a large family
and was man of wide influence in his
section Dogs have been secured and
searching parties have gone from Amer
icus and Leesburg.
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rin, the deputy, all deny the statements
or the police concerning them.
Nothing is known here Of any contom-
plated duel between Comte Boni de Cas-
tenaue and the Prince Of Monaco. The
iatters residence I'm Paris Is closed and
the whole household is away
he SOir declares that on July 18th.
following the national fete. General Ja-
mont. commander I'm chief and vice-pre-
sIdcnt OF the Supreme Council of War
VIII be replaced by General Brugere. who
was last week appointed Military Gov
ernor OF Paris in succession TO General
lurnnden. removed.
WILL INVESTIGATE.
At a Cabinet meeting to-day the Minis
ter OF the Interior confirmed the au-
thenticny OF the Orleanist inirgues set
forth tn the report Of the Prelect OF Po-
nee. published In the Gazette dc France
yesterday and an investigation viii be
made In order to find out how IL reached
the newspapers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE Navy
department to-day dispatched 10 Ad-
miral Dewey the medal awarded 10 hm
by act OF Congress Ia commemorate me
battle or Manila Bay. The Admirafs
mcdal b. Identical with those sent To
elcn man in the feet. with the excep-
ton of his own name engraved upon
me edge. n was sent 20 Dispatch Agent
stevens IN London. for delivery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
BISHOP FUNSTEN.
Arrangements are All Complete for
His Cnnsecraiion TO-MOrrOw


NORFOLK. VA. July f1.-Special.-Ar-
ranecmcn,s Tor the conservation on July
18th of Rev. james Bowen Funsten. rec
tor OF Trinity church Portsmouth az
bishop Of the diocese of Boise, Idaho. nave
been completed Between thirty and
forty clorgymen are expected 10 p@rtlci-
pate in the ceremonies
The following bishops viii be present:
Bishop Whitaker. OF Pennsylvania; bish-
ops Gibson Whittle and Randolph. Of Viz
ginla. Bishop Cheshire. Of North Caro-
Ina. Bishop Paret. OF Maryland: Bishop
Petcrkln. Of West Virginia. and Mr..
Penick. formerly Bishop 90 Africa.
The programme has been changed I'm
that the service which was 10 have been
held i'm the early morning has been
abandoned and the oonsecration viii fol-
low the regular service beginning al n
O'Clock on Thursday morning.
IL Is already apparent that the church
will hold but moiety Of those who de-
sire 10 attend the service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
Lnhnr Commissioners.

OLD CgAHD. MAINE. July H.
4 party of State laborcr commissioners
are an route % Augusta o. attend the
annual convention 0f the Association Of
Labor Bureaus IN the Tniled states
The commissioners of Virginia dTi North
Carolina are members Of the party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

WASHINGTON. July u-it may be
authortatiNely stated that reports that
Secretary Alger has rendered his rcsig-
nation are without foundation. The See
retary has taken no such action nor has
his resignation been asked for.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
AMERICAS SYMPATHY,
Tho President Sends a Message %
Coincidence so the Gar.

- '''"
v,strrNGTON July 1.-THE Presi-
do,, has sent the following message OF
r,r5olence unon the occasion of the death
of prince George of Russia.
TO rfs Imperial Majesty Nicholas Ill.,
car of Russia. ST. Petersburg:
.r tender To- Your Majesty I'm my own
name and I'm behalf of the American peo-
plo sincere coincidence by reason OF the
amiction that has befallen Your Majesty
and the Russian nation in the death OF
YOUR brother His Imperial Iiishness' The
Grand Duke George ---......
(SGucd) WILLIAM MUM -'i-~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

brought In thefe az proiitably as they
could through Norfolk.
Mr. CulD. of The Southern. foloWe'
making about the same points as NJ.
Glover against "A lowering OF 'he
Charleston rates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
REPORTS EXAGGERATED
Parties Accused OF Royaiist Plots Re-
Dudiate Stories of Police.

PARIS July ll.-Tt is believed that
tne poiice reports regardine the Royalst
raofs are ck ggcrated. Comie boni de
Cssteliane. Pau Dsrulcde ana jules Cue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
Surgeons for Otis.

WASHINGTON. July 11-Captain T. S.
Bratton. assistant surgeon at Tybee
Island, and Assistant Surgeon II. II.
Bradley. at Savannah, Ga. have been
ordered 10 accompany the Nineteenth In-
fantry from Camp Meade TO the Philippine
Islands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
CnrdinnI NIcrtcI Dead.

ROME July u.-Cardinal Teodolto
Mortol. vice-Chancellor OF the HOY
Roman church who was raised 10 lhe
cardinate ln ISIS. died to-day In MS nine
ty-third year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

Tho thermometer az Tho Times once
-anccd as follows yesterday.
o.. NJ. So y NJ. 50. y NJ. So. p.
NJ 50. . T.. NJ. a.. y NJ. 20. Average,
. Is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
WEATHER FORECAST.

rorecast-yirginia: Fair "Wednesday
and Thursday, light southeasterly winds,
North and South Carolina: Fair We'd
pesday and Thursday. except showers On
the coast; light northeast to easterly
winds. ~
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Continued on Second Pase)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-05

FOR sALE-One g.story brick building anu
ground on the corner OF Travis street ana
Congress avenue now occupied oy tue s"s
ton Store. Apply TO A. r. Anderson, Com.
missioner Il
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2; -rrsTEEs-send to Texas teach
~ lntWS,a n rced OF first-class teachers;
.sI.is forwarded on ie'iand, c. II:
..s,t4 Maj, Palestine, Texas. 10
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FOR RENT.


Grounds. for rent; water, bath. ten minute
car. Telephone 500.
FOR RENT-Six-room cottage, corner Of
Dennis and jackson streets, at SO per
month. Apply Room 4, Shaw building. s
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uEc1AL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL sTocKHoLpERs'
MEETING:

Houston, Texas, Nov eth, fsa9
NOTICE Is hereby given that special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the lions
ton and Texas Central Railroad Company
has been called by the Bonrd OF Directors
OF said company to convene at the general
office Of said company In TIE City of Hous.
ton. Texas. at twelve o'clock, noon, on tho
nineteenth day OF January. 1900. for the
purpose of authorizing the making. execu-
ton and delivery OF q FIRST mortgage upon
the railroad recently purchased and now
owned by said company commonly known
as the Waco and Northwestern Division
OF the Houston and Texas Central Rail-
way" extending from point in or near
the town OF Bremond In Robertson county.
via Marlin and Waco. to a poin, in or
near the town OF Ross. In McLennan coun-
ty. with its franchises and appurtcnnnces
TO secure the payment of first mortgage
bonds OF the Houston ana Toyas Central
Rpilroad Company to an amount not ex-
ceeding twenty-five thousand dollars for
each mile OF said railroad, payable at q
time not exceeding thirty years from their
cate, anu bearing interest ut n rate no,
exceed ing six per cent per nnnum, payable
semi annually, to be issued for the pur-
rose OF paying for, completing. improvinc
and operating the said railroad with its
franchises and appurtenances
Il. w. CAVE, Secretary
Houston & Texas Central Railroad Com.
pany. 1-i3-l90t
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s--.a-o5Sn-I1ND sAFE--Wsnt medium size
HsEooMnt.hsnd ofnce safe in good condition
seeono-rsh street l2-6
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TOR RENT-Two large unfinished rooms
on second floor for light housekeeping 10
uple without children references en-.
changed Apply 1415 Dallas avenue. D
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SAFETY deposit boxes in convenient sizes
for rent. and valuable books. records. Jew.
eiry. plate. deeds. life and insurance poll
cics and Wills received for deposit and
safekceping in the vaults Of tho Houston
Land and Trust Company. No. 1908 Frank
lin avenue. Houston. Texas. i2-i5-s,
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NOTICE is hereby given tina, the regular
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Houston East and West Texas Railway
Company will be held at the general office
of the company, in the city CT Houston.
Texas. at ~ O'Clock. noon. ON Tuesday the
9th day of December, 1893; and the regular
annual meeting OF the directors of said
Houston East and West Texas Railway
Compdny will be held In the city OF Hous-
ton, Texas. at 10 o'clock. noon. on Tues.
day, the 10th day of December, 1899. James
A. Baker. Jr., secretary Houston East and
West Texas Railway Company. l2-lo-e9
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n !, v a experienced sewing girl. APP
n, -: :. an. Fassmorc, 1915 Prairie ave. d
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8 8. COTTON z BRO, Ire in,uFAns'
. cents and Adiusiers. y M,ln stree.
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biiity, peif- pistrust, Defective Memory, PIN.
pies on Face, Aversion 20 Society. Loss Of
Ambition. Unftness 70 Marry. Me,anehoiy;
Dyepepsla. Stunted Development, Loss OF
over. Pains In the Back. Premature Dis.
charges. Safely. Privately Speedily and Per-
nanentiy Cured
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=. 1ies.,ters tnglish Pennyroyai Hllls
srs the ,l pest "a tS...I ssis; f sRsi
~ i Y sssirt9Go g.. ".fiilada.. Ya.
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n .,r.ne Knows where Kobert HeItou
" sl Z, mo know will pay you Tor
|ls !ss, ~ John Helton, Warren, Texas;
\ Tes'"' IL
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y Hsarhound, Honey and Wild Cherry
|sflss remedy for coughs, colds and
fhoslg cough does not contain opiates.
z N0laDd sole acent SOP Preston l2-S
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I'M SCIENCE HEALlNG--over ohe
lls ~ cured, trial free. Laura Mer.
p.IIas, Texas.
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TO RENT-Furnished rooms for light house
keeping, very cheap, with stoves, bath, etc,
All Chartres street.
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TWENTY FIVE CENTS per week viii buy
lots near new school house In Fair
Grounds addition. no Interest ior nrs'
gress avenue
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0TTIT-E MAN-Experienced cotton checker.
invoice clerk drummer: speaks German aud
English; quick at figures; In or out oil
city Address j G., 500 Bell Y
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WANTED TO RENT.

|WANTED--To rent three or four room coz.
tage, In good locality. either First or SKIP
ward. Address 1884. this Office. u
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FOR SALE OR TRApE-EIeyen acres o.
land at Dickinson. Apply to o. A. hehhe'
nj a
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FOR RENT-Store No. PIP Milan street;
splendid business location, ABBY G. j..
Keel ler 900 Congress-. u
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FOR SALE on EXCHANGE-one five glass
landau. one wagonette, one Victoria ana
one tbree-horse power motor Apply S,v
Westheimer.
TE pTIY rent and store furniture; We loan
w,ney and charge 10 interest on furniture
stored With us. Barr & Kuller. ~ Travis. y
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FOR RENT--Nice two-story residence, Caro-
line. between Leland and Pease; all mod
ern conveniences. Apply to G. G. Street
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AGENTS WANTED.

CASH for acceptable Ideas; state 4 patented
Address tho Patent Record. Baltlmorc. Mo.
LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS and those cor.
templating taking Insurance: write US; Inc
Old Hartford Life has aye ,sG IA s az y;
labilities,, aud writes every form Of yp 70
date policy Contract issued by other old me nns
companies, with guaranteed rates a ,ha
values Our seven-year DIVIDEND Doha VIZ
,heanes, and best form OF policy for pro
lection only. Full commissions on tetm
policies: no extra charge for women note notes
wi,ba,, interest al our risk advances
made. Explanations and illustrations fur
nished IN rsouest w. H. Patterson d
NJ. Waller. Managers, DALLAS. Texas. !.
AGENTS or salary or commission. the great,
est agents seller ever produeee es~iy us ~
Of peu and ink buys IL on sight; 200 TO 20
per cent proit: one ssent's sales amouniee
10 sssf "a AZ days; another ss2 In two hours
Monroe Mfg. co. X 1856. La Crosse, Wis'
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md intending 10 visit Paris exposition
"a tsu learn to speak French in four
II, ~ applying at so6 Fuller street.
4 {. Cline.
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li,is' oas white girl or white boy for
IL : r. caywood. 1il3 Franklin ave-
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WANTEp-To let contract for logging a
mill Of 1900 capacity; work TO commence
at once. Mount Vernon Lumber Co.. Day,
ton, Texas. y
DR.. ". II. McELRoy. DENTIST. s'7n M'in,
street. ~
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ToR SALE OR EXCHANGE = Watches,
clocks, iewclry, silver novelties, Optical
goods etc; bargains. Wilton's, sos Prairie
sveune U
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED have 500 acre.
(eieht hundred acres) of good. rich, PACK
land. in Throckmorton county for saie Gt a,.ln
for cash; will take part pay IN resiae,iee
nronerty in Austin, Texas. Apply to Mrs
a n. Throop, Anderson. Grimes county;
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business troubles or other.
f0u %! 80 'consult with Miss Marry
Cone sn' s fortune teller from
+ ne 'cco,is.action in all troubles:
fsn p,.,sna ST., between Rusk and
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ellADLE Christmas present is Smith
sniv Typewriter. Prlca. $4,000. Write
J. Ps'orlsa Ptg. & Litho. Co.. for terms.
|EHa ress. II
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Ewss.Nap with small family to work
a ~ h, sIOcsry store, dwelling above store
N.Y. asniiy; must know something about
( ~. store is4S. this Office. )
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

SEATED BIDS for the construction OF hotel
and three stores at Gonzales, Texas, wiz pe
received up to December II, 1922 plans ana
specifications may be seen AT the oihos
OF RI. H. Walker. Gonzales, and that OF
James Wahrenberger, San Antonio, Com,
many reserves the right to reject any ana az
bids. Gonzales improvement COMPANY. ?
PIPE sEWERs-sealed proposals addressed 70
l.. L. Foster, president. will be received I'M
nj Monday, December IS, 1880. at 4.S0 p M.
for furnishing materials and constructing
about two miles OF and inch pipe sewers
and appurtenances for the Agricultural ana
Mechanical College of Texas; certified cheek
for Ave hundred f$50O) dollars must accom-
pany each bid. Plans and specifications are
on die in the presidents office. College sla.
ton, Texas. The right Is reserved 20 reles.
A, and NJ College. G. Maggie. Engineer. =.
Cnllege Station. Texas. 10
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HELP WANTED.

sMp-A few bright. energetic ladies to
~ y. ~ u my business during their spare
paManent position and good wages
~ made. Address Mrs. W. T. Woodward.
Sssyt4. Texas. \
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
TO LOAN OR INYEsT-sioo 10 500 900 on clly
real estate. Harral ~ iIarral. 5l'h MAN
street
LOANS promptly made upon Houston real
estate. rate reasonable. Ed. >. Phelps, at.
,orpey. 3iOis Main street,
OANs negotiated In slms 10 suit on i'm
owed or unimproyed real estate. or SAILS
factory short time paper Harvey. 7. d
Wilsoi. room 1, Wilson building. Houston
Tcyss. Always haze on hand Tor sale
choice mortgage notes; parties oawns
money 10 invest Invited 20 call. R.g-yy
SigO 600 no LOAN on Houston business pIop'
erty In amounts 70 suit. one 70 yen years,
a, lowest rates Of interest; can also supply
psrties wanting 70 build or buy homes 10
snv part OF the city with loans on the 10.
stailment plan, these loans can DO paid 10
fun Or any part Of them E. any c i%si oa az
on Inc zane day application ~ made u titie
IS satisfactory: can supply parties wanunis
| choice blocks quarter blocks, lots or resi-
cences IN al psrts o. tne s.p % ID once ~
| n. L. Mills. 2os Main sussL