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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-21

of Bingham, was at the White House
yesterday. Yes. sir said Mr.. Claws.
many new houses are going up there
now They are all up and down the can
yon road Nearly all the propert.T now
is bought in by large companies. that is.
pie have seven tunnels running, with
TWO shifts of men. other surface work is
also being done. Large boring plants
are being used, now. and they have sunk
eight inch bores. over LOCO feet. and are
sampling about every seven feet"
The -Kenyon..J. W, Tilford. Antelope
Pitcher. City; John Petriee, Omaha;
Charles J. North. Buffalo, n. Y; NJ: o.
Gilbert, Chicago; J: NJ. Persce. Salt Lake
Ian. Delta, Colo; George Mudd, wife
and child. Butte: w. Wood and wife,
city: G. D. Owens, Denver; w. A. Cobb
St Louis; B F Wetherley and and wife.
Richard. English. Helper; j. F. kenna-
Axel Lagergren, Chicago; z. e. Quentin,
Denver; Henry Fish, Boston: James
Cannons. and wife, St; Ignac. Mich; W.
Harris. Rio Grande Western
The White House.-A. G. Benson.
GrantsyiIle;- t. Williams; Park City;
son. Provo: Miss Ellen Park, Joseph
Park, Tooele: Dan Clays and wife. Bing-
ham: H Osborne, Mrs. Richards and
family aysr PARK G / w oSne and wIfe
Tooeie: George Gilchrist, San Francisco;
W. Forester, s. A. Harrison. ]. Horn, ].
a. Harrison, Scofield; G. p. Huehins,
Kearns, John L. Weber, Park City; w.
WIN. Miss Murdoch. Heber.
The Knutsford.-G. D. Clark. and wife.
San Francisco; r. A. Warden, London; +.
j. Pratt. San Francisco: Robert j. Cole
man. Nat L. Coleman. Denver: l.. Iillis.
New York; c. J. Steedman. San Fran
cisco; n. C. Horn and wife, Haverhill,
Mass: Mrs. n. Il. Bochelder, Boston; c.
r. Caring, New York; Fred C. Hicks.
New York; V. o. Parker. San francisco;
Henry E. Mitchell and wife, Philadel-
nicy and wife, Fort Worth, Tex; Fl. b.
Kennion, New York: A. Appelbaum.
Louisville; Kennette Lord. Philadelphia:
berg, Philadelphia; Max Marcus, Chi
cago; j. d. York Omaha: Tis Johnson,
Austin. New: J. II. Beves, Denver; h, ii.
Plummer, Chicago; F. J. Babbath. Bos-
Hewlett. Syracuse, n. Y; f. Churchman.
Cincinnati; p. NJ. Seymour, Butte; l.. Z.
Duffie, Ogden.
Spruce. New; /. zemauski, Seattle; W.
r. White, C., P. Jennings, Max Davidson,
Ogden, clifford Heburt, Park xy, City;
Probert. Provo: Dudley Holland, Chi
cago: Mrs ]. w. McGruth, Eureka; +.
Browning San Francisco; c. II. Lash
book. Cincinnati: Herbert Bingham; j.
NJ Lynch. Winona, Mimi; Joseph jack
son, Bingham; Mrs. l. r. Rhodes, Dem
yer; C. n. Custtard. Ogden
The Cullen.-M. Cunningham. Denver;
J. Blarkfield, New York; George r.
Stoney. Provo; John U. Prank, Portland.
Ore: NJ. Frank. Portland; Ore: j: c.
Surgeon. Kansas City; ]. III. Best. Den
yer; W. W. Cunback. Goshen; w.
Stearn, Chicago; w. E. Guthrie; Omaha;
+. L. Cushing. Bingham; H. G. Plum
enthal. Provo; e. NJ Gibson. Omaha; Mrs.
Kyle. Omaha; E. NJ. Johnson, Bingham;
NJ s. Browning, ogden; D: j. Williams,
Provo; r. W. Gunnip. Omaha
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-21
DEATH OF MRS. HOUGH,
Lady Well Known at Mercur and
Provo

Francis Hough, wife of DIR. o. w.
Hough Of Mercur, passed quietly to the
great beyond yesterday forenoon at the
Holy Cross hospital. The cause of
death was pulminary phthisis, an af-
lection OF the lungs. from which she
has suffered for a number of months.
Mrs Hough had been in the hospital
one month when death claimed her.
In that time she had become endear-
ed to all those attending her, and her
friends in Mercur and Provo, where she
formerly lived, are legion. Dr. Hough
was in Mercur when the sad event
occurred, but reached the city last
night. Some beautiful floral offerings
were received from her friends during
the day.
The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock
this morning at st. Mary's cathedral.
Friends are invited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-21

a. X. Butterlield to Laura NJ.
Morrow. ] acre southwest of north
west section 3 township south.
range l west :. ...............S
L. f. Lennberg to +. ]. Lennberg. 81
acres in lot l, section 20. township
south. range ] east ....
+. J. Lennberg to J. +. Lennberg. S
acres northeast of northwest section
80, township 3 south. range / east
II. o. Peterson TO 5. o. Peterson. lots
TO 4. block Is. plat 3, Garden CITY.
Emily l.. Warner to Moline State
Savings bank. l0x3 rods northwest
from ~ rods west OF southeast
corner lot 2 block 40 plat b.. 3
5. Bamberger to Sophia johnson, LOT
q block ]. Bamberger addition.
Frederick Peters. jr.. to Frank Stan
ley. 3isxS rods northwest from 3ik
rods north of southeast corner OF
lot l. block 4, plat C.............
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Lowing the PIacsrs-

san Diego, Cal. June 2O.-The
schooner Anita returned from the mines
today with fifteen miners and sixty
ounces of gold. The men say the
placers extend over twenty-three by
four miles, but are not rich, and most
of the Americans win leave for home.
About 100000 has been taken out in all
so far
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Red Tag Sale.

Wash Dress Fabrics. 10 per cent, 20
per cent and some so per cent off
AT WALKERS.
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Red Tag Sale.

Entire stock Shoes Except Sorosis)
121s per cent off.
AT WALKERS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-21

Patrol-driver Johnnie Armstrong
was the first to leave on a ten-day's
summer vacation He will visit in
Rexburg. During his absence Officer
Roberts will handle the ribbons.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-21
POLICE NOTES.

The Provo depot of the Oregon Short
Line was broken into Monday night
and a number of articles of wearing
apparel and other goods stolen. The
description of the supposed burglar
sent to the local police station, TALES
exactly with that of the man who has
lately made a speciality of begging
clothes or the outskirts of the city, and
whose suspicious acts have attracted
the attention of the police.
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POLITICS AND WATER
Lively Debate In the Council Last
Night.
SOME HOT WORDS USED
LONG TALK ON ENGINEER KEEL
SEY'S METHODS.

Minority Report of Special Commit
tee Favoring the City Engineer
Voted Down and Action On the
Majority Report Deferred For One
Week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-21

1t is better to preserve health than
to cure disease Therefore. keep YOUR
blood pure with Hoods Sarsaparilla
and be always well.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-21

Battle of Malate-Ball game.
Balloon ascension, sports, prizes, La
goon today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-21

Battle Of Malate-Ball game.
Balloon ascension, sports, prizes. La
COON today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-21
Red Tag Sale.
Real Estate Transfers

Entire stock Parasols 1215 per cent
off, AT WALKERS.
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callister Starts Defense

Callister started the argument i'm IA
vor of he city engineer. He said he
thought Ferns from was laboring under
a misappfs her sion and that Mr. Kel-
sey had done simply what he was in
structed TO do. CaIlister did not believe
the engineer had disoheyesf the man.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-21

Dan Clays. the well known mining mar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

FOR RENTING rooms furnished for lisb
housekeeping. Sl2 Capitol.
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FOR GALE--Tcn R-I-P-A-N-S for cents at
drupgists one gives relief t-2S-l90n
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bs ON NEW YORK BANKS
r. A FURTHER DEC nEAsE
IN THE RESERVE.
~ the Treasury Department.
nrtaut-stock Market a ose
\. Near the Low rrices%

h November "a general disposl-
|ouldation in speculative holdings
Vest In the stock market today,
NJ day some strength was nn nifest-
was due primarily to tho higher
cabled from London AMI which
BY strength In special stt,d ks. but
liz stiffness OF money and th total
any outside buying demsar q dis
Lane bull element aud theI were
he whole list as the day a d. 'anced.
less OF stocks was very ", I'll dis
{xcept for the special COLT pse in
bd affected all department of the
declines in the industi :iMs and
are rather greater. but the com.
Ior the long account in those f;ocks
There was heavy selling tn ra Ugh.
Silroad list and large nun bar Of
stocks in that department SD ow net
point or two upward. In the
| the average runs were bet wdln l
hts for the leading stocks. An ex-
You'd be made Tor tho irV,n and
a several OF which offer0d good
10 decline. Steel and winn were
Arest conferred in the mondw mar
The continuing demands on the
hanks are regarded as forel iadow-
| further decrease in the pre- portion
Sserves in the next bank sta tSncnt.
Satic utterances by treasfi w. Of
Sinst the policy of any further
|of relief by the government dlssi-
ihopes that were prevalent in Wall
3terday AS the banks have, lost
! the subtreasury something like
jinco last Friday the attitude Of the
Iepartment is important. Ne.s York
compared with Toe premium ut the
the week. The continue d en-
| the interior. needs of none y and
btIon By treasury by means ei the
the revenues, is met by call Id & IN
In tho stock mar kat on
literal. There was a sharp te'll in
kehange today, partly due no TIM
|the money market aud partl. / to an
|supply OF cotton bills, viii 70 are
hg forward In large volume But
N bank statement of the b. wax of
showipg a progressive decline in the
OF reserve to liability, pr kludes
bf relief from that quarter. ihe re-
showed by the Bank Of France
ekly statement relieves the lpprc-
| an immediate rise In that n,stitu
! OF discount. but this Is ANAL
of the generally hardening ten
1.-The worlds money markets. The
Tho stock market Was easy an6s near
Flee OF tho day for most stock +
hi market was IN sympathy with
total sales. per value, s2,SS1iabo,
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OCTOBER EXPORTS.
Heavy increase as Compared with
Same Month Last Year.

Some very interesting figuiwi are, given out
by Deputy Collector Rosenthal OF the port
of Galveston regarding the cxports OF cotton.
corn and wheat for October. 1899. as compared
with those for the same month In 1898. II
will be seen from the following figures that
there is marked increase in all three OF
the products but especially In corn.
Total exports for October, 1888. amounted TO
being an increase OF s2,aS5.Ooi for october this
year.
Cotton exports for October. 1898. were 32i-
6gf bales. value $S552,l1s: for October 1893.
2ss. 247 bales. value 80 800 900; falling OF
In the number OF bales. but the total value
shows an increase.
Corn exports lcr .ostsSer isss, were ere 4:sii
COG busheis, vslue t3l6.l56: more than twenty
times greater than one year ago.
Wheat exports for October, 1888. were f.21s.-
ssi bushels value $s10.s20: for October, 1893.
2,css.3 3s bushels, value si.4t7.ass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

New York November 9.--Mouey on call. "a
mercantile paper, 5di5A per cent. Sterling ex-
change weak. with actual business in bankers
bills at 4.s6Hdi.s6is for demand and i.sli5G
4.S2 for sixty days. Posted rates. 4.s3,sGi
As1iS Commercial bills. i,s1,hd4,ss. Silver
certificates, 59i6d604: bar silver, 5STs: MeSi-
can dollars, 47ia. Government bonds. rregu-
lar: State bonds inactive; railroad bonds
wenE
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.pecrease.
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
.Less lie.
london Fina ncinl CnblcEram.

New York November 9.--The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cableEram says;
The markets here we're slack during most OF
the session. but closed Arm except In the
American department. Securities In that de-
partmont opened above parity and were
bought rather vigorously for some time. Busi-
ness then dwindled down to small proportions
until word came OF the steady relapse in
New York. accompanied by sales from tina,
city. This caused decline and the close was
at the worst
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

WANTED--Bids from responsible parties for
iurnish hing wood for twelve months for u
large plant in tho city OF Houston. Address
Harry this office 70
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|!IlIlIIII7IlE1I[y|

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CHINESE TEA, COO per pound; bric-a-brac.
umbrellas repaired and covered. Van Ia
Lay i0lg,s Preston. q
PIA!0s. organs, sheet music and full line OF
nI,isicni goods
First, lass piano tuning.
Records ale better than promises.
4, Grunewalds Music Stere.
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PERSONAL

LIST OF ANSwERS-
To advertisements in office of The Post
for tho week endlng SATURDAY, November A.
a. d. "a; 1916. .iOl; 7i5l; ~. 70 d, l
ass, ,iuS; Mrs. W. l.. Carey, 1904 .t,a; ttSp;
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49,; 1881; 1856 "a; ies6 %: J, keene "
ca; 1855 "a; 1853; \. a. S. r.; Ola Sol.
dler, .6l5; Owner; l,so 90, !2i9 % .st5
(2), 7iS t2); 7o6s 74ps; i6i2 16Ii ca l6s-
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SITUATION WANTED--By colored woman
to cook or do house work. Apply at once
TO 2n1i Union street. Il
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If THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
be sure and use that old and well tried
remedy. Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup.
for children teething. II soothes the child,
softens the gums. allsys all pain. cures
wind collie and ID the best remedy for
diarrhoes.
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MEN--our illustrated catalogue explains how
We teach barber trade In eight weeks
mailed free. Moler Barber College. ST
Louis, Mo. l2-g
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

Go STATED Conelsve of Ruthven
MA Commapdery No ?, *. T.. tonight
VS"I at 1880 O'Clock. Sojournins sr
wv Rnilhts are cordially invited to at
tend I, W. Cropan, E. c.
j. II. Cada. Recorder.
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A SUITABLE Christmas present is Smith
Premier typewriter. Prizes. $4,000. Write
J. j. Pas.oriaa ptg. & Litho. Co.. for terms.
Houston. Texss. II
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London. November 9.-consols for money
10I: for the account. 104h. Bar silver firm
"a Sled per ounce. Money oia per cent. TIL,
rate for discount In the open market for shor
and three months bills, As per cent.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING;

Houston. Texas. Nov ith 1899.
NOTICE is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders of tho Hous.
ton and Texas Central Railroad Company
has been called by the Board of Directors
of said company TO convene Ut the general
Office OF said company In the City OF Hous.
ton. Texas. at twelve o'clock, noon on the
nineteenth day of January. 1900. for the
purpose OF authorizing the making. eaeeu-
ton and delivery OF first mortgage upon
the railroad recently purchased and now
owned by said company commonly known
as the Waco and Northwestern Division
OF the Houston aud Texas Central Rail-
way" extending from point IN or near
the town of Bremond, In Robertson county,
via Marlin and Waco. to point IN or
near the town Of Ross, in McLennan coun-
ty, with its franchises and appnrteDaDccs
10 secure the payment of first mortgage
bends of Inc Houston ani Texas Central
Railroad Company to en- amount not OK
oeediug twenty-five thousand dollars for
each milo OF said railroad, payablo at II
time rot exceeding thirty years from their
cate, and bearing interest AT rate not
exceed ing six per cent per nnnum, paynblo
semi annually, 10 be Issued for tho pur-
pose OF paying for completing. improving
and operating the said railroad with Its
franchises and appurtenanGes.
f. w. CAVE, Secretary
Houston e. Texas Central Railroad Com.
pany. l-10-l910
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GOOD YOUNG MAN "a years Of age wants to
work aud viii be faithful TO his job; work
around the house or any Kind. 1915, this
office, IL
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for alfalfa clover and
seed wheat. Just received car new crop
Alfalfa Glover. Little May. Fultz Beareless
and Nicaragua Northern wheat. w.ater bar
ley. rye, seed oats. fall seed OF every De,
scription. The Holloway Seed, Grain ana
Commission Co. 22i Elm street. and 22O
pnclnn ayenne Dallns. Texas. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

[ HAVE several desirable locations on Craw'
ford, Main and Milan streets that must be
i can suit you in any ward as TO price and
terms. give personal attention TO all
business entrusted 10 me and ask for .
share OF your patronage All property listed
with me will be advertised and shown free
OF charge. n. NJ, Norfeet, Room 20i. Bnz
Building, Phone 673
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT- Six<foom house iios Capitol
! Avenue Apply Crawford.s lea store ~
r0R RENT OR sALE-Qpe nice two-story
house. hot and cold water. gas aud sewer
yonnecttons. iloi chenevcrt. Apply i9.s
trankln avenue u
FOR RENT. CHEAP--By man and wife, no
| children, three large connecting south rooms
| ON paved street; close In modern conveni-
snces. ,es Crawford street Is
MoDERN we'll arranged hve.rocm cottage
In Third ward, With all couveniences for
| ccmfort. Apply 6is Charities street, corner
THREE unfurnished rooms to couple without
| children, $40 month: rSfereuces exchanged,
Apply iii Houston avenue: ~
ROOM suitable for two gentlemen; also
others: llog Prairie avenue. 10
| FOR RENT--Two-slory is-room house in eie-
| CANT condition, 1il0 Capitol avenue; VII
| modern conveniences. Apply pr. w, X,
| Eckhardt, Capitol Hotel Annex; phone S7s.
FOR RENTING rooms furnished for light
| MOUNTAINEERING. Sl2 Capitol I?
FOR RENTco'tass co.nss CAPITOL ana ,l La
| in, Amply ilQi Texas avenue, corner Fam
min. II
FOR RENT--unfurnisho rooms. two or three
| In private family; all modern conveniences;
crate, gas; 4 desired: on paved street. RET
NICELY FURNISHED rooms, gentlemen
only; block from court house Apply 3lS
CarolInc. "
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for gen
uemen. conveniently located. ;os La
HALF HOUSE to rent. Apply 1906 La Branch.
TO RENT--To gentlemen only. nicely fur
nishcd room with modern conyeniences. l7l9
Texas avenue. IL
NoTIcE--scanlan 4 Bartell have moved
from the Binz building to FOG Fannn street,
strictly up-to-datc. You will save tlnc and
money by calling on us for anything In
this line. Phono 1862. II
CONTROL and show the best rent houses
Sou sss ' Sa % Gssa' bp you su Mani
Phone s7,s : ii
sEvEN-RooM COTTAGE sibi slY-room elo-
| giant cottage SIS: all convenleuces. on
franklln. lnaaire 2los Eranklln. u
FURNISHED ROOM, crate, bath Ills Gap,
iiol, II
FURNISHED ROOMS. an modcT1 co9yoni,
enccs; close n; terms reasonable Phone
loo2 -four ringsl; loli Mckinney avenue. u
NEW PLACE. 50als Travis street. furnished
rooms by day or week; business part Of
FOR RENT---isie Travis street, niue rooms
pantry, bath room. $50 per month. SEQ Ed
mend c. Cochran IA Main street. II
FOR RENT-one room, Shepherd bulldlng,
corner of Main and Congress avenue. Sec
Edward 9. Cochran, III Main street, 10
TO LEAsE-spiendid farm on old caney
IN Wharton county eisht miles bciow
los acres IN cultivation, and about 80 acres
pasture. Five cool tenant houses and
good fences. Address Lock Box No. s.
Wharton Texas. Is
For RENT.-s,ores olo and 6i3 Main street.
Apply to q. T. Hellor. II
EOp ,r->-1r - ,s--o .,-ra 1o,- ,,--.-- -
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Free Cure For Men,

Anew remedy which quickly cures sexual weakness.
varteocsic, night emissions premature discharge etc
and restores the 10 strength and viror pr u
w. Knapp, 1905 HUI, building, Detroit, Mich, gladly
sends fr0c thu receipt OF this wonderful remedy IN
order that every weak man may himself ut home.
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SAFETY deposit boxes in convenient sizes
for rent, and valuable books. records. Jew
elry. plate. deeds. life and insurance poll
cies and wills received for deposit and
safekeepiDg in tho vaults of the Houston
Land and Trust Company. No. 1908 Frank
In avenue. Houston. Texas. is-15-so
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FINEST BRIC-A- BRAC and Bonn. Elite. LII
moges' bisque, Carlsbad, Hungarian. Aus
trian and Royal Wooster ware at ball
value. at Bankrupt Store Masonic Temple IL
NOTICE is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Houston East and West Texas Railway
Company viii be held at the general office
OF the company In the city OF Houston.
5th day OF December. 1898; and the reSuiat
annual meeting OF tho directors OF said
Houston East and West Texas Railway
Company will be held in the city OF Hous-
ton, Texas at I2 O'Clock. noon. on Tues
day. the 18th day OF December. 1899. james
A. Baker. Jr., secretary Houston East an I
West Texas Railway Company. l2-i5-s9
WILLIAMS STANDARD TYPEWRITER
Most durable. speedest. best second hand
machines all makes. l.. A, Wright & Co..
General Agent. No. 291 Main. Dallas. q
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HOUSTON HEIGHTs--Lots for sale at lowest
prices on installment plan
modern 5-room cottage now under CON
nruotion. one half block from Heights bou-
levord, equipped with bath room, city water
aud other conyepienees. for sale on install
ment plan. John A. Mllroy. Agent, 2so Main
street. II
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HOUSTON BANK cLEARrNGs.

Following are tho clcarsnccs Of the Houston
banks for the week thus far and for the COZ
responding time last year. together with the
increase or decrease:
This year, Last year. Increase.
Monday ,.... $l,Ti9.s62 S,4s5y7S $2yS Isl
Tuesday ........ 2.2iy.951 1851 s4s sss III.
wednesday ...... 1,&Io.Sos Holiday
Thursday 1890. 1.72i.sii l.I2T.es2 ss.iss
b eDeerenso
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

JUST RECEiVED--Cnr fine leather top bug
gies with curtain and storm aprons, your
choice $40 Edw clarendon, dealer in car
risges buggies, phaetons. Surveys. road
wagons ana fine harness, coruer Franklin
and Caroline street. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

FOR sALE--22Oo acres near skicmore on San
Antonio and Aransas Pass railroad; nine
room house, three tenant houses, two
mil S with tanks, 30 acres In cultivation; all
enclosed, tito good; price 5000 per acre,
terms one-third cash. balance easy terms
Apply A. C, McFall, Skidnore. Texas. or
Felix j. Hart. Beevile Texas, Is