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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
OUTLOOK FOR MONEY.

There was perhaps a little more frmness in
money yesterday. but 1t did not amount to enough
to cause a quota BILE change In rates. The general
belief is that the West can handle the grain crops
without calling upon New-York for money There
are some, however. who entertain different no.
ton The president OF prominent National bank,
who is extremely conservative, says
II am not Of the opinion that there will be a
reduction in rates for some time to come. Con-
sdering the large that there Is for money,
rates now are very low. They are, as fact.
lower than they ought 10 be. The notion that
there will be no call upon NewYork for funds In
connection with the moving Of the crops should
be dismissed The crop movement will create a
considerable demand upon NewYork later and
will entail an advance in rates. OF this am sat
isned. I do not wish to be understood as fore
casting a squeeze in money. / merely entertain
the idea that higher money must be reckoned on.
There need be no restriction OF stock market OPP
erations because, l think. money is going 10
command better rates. Money invariably goes
where II Is needed II Is only question OF paying
for II. An extensive speculation can be carried on
with call money al Az per cent II Is not Al an
necessary to have IN per cent money regard IL
as a healthy sign that money Is so well employed
This would not be the were general business
dormant. Active money is bull argument on
stocks well trade"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKETING out
side securities market opened steady. closing firm
Standard OIL closed at 4sld4s3 against 463Q465 on
Tuesday Last prices other prominent issues
were Amsterdam Gas. 23d34 preferred 5sd57h:
Air Power 7Oq74 Bay State Gas. 2a2A; Anal
gamated Copper. s7Ssag7%; Republic Steel. 221sq
z31s; preferred, Hl1G74%; Havana Commercial. 2sd
30: preferred sska59 Electric Vehicle l09Gli5;
Union Steel and Chain. 2sQ2s1 preferred. ssa6sI.:
Rubber Goods common. 1884; preferred. ss7sasOl.
COLUMBUS sANDUsKY AND HOOKING RE-
ORGANIZATION.-Notice is given by the Column
bus. sandusky and Hooking Railroad Reorganlza-
ton Committee. John G. Carlisle. chairman that all
general mortgage bonds claiming prior lien Will be
proved up before the master under the order the
United States Circuit Court II deposited with the
North American Trust Company on or before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24

ns 7ss ao7: balances. s2oH.A7. Baltimore - Ex-
changes A22sS12; balances, s65S,S2S Phiiadeiphia-
Exchanges. S6S46 s97: balances. S,2obis. Chicago-
Exchanges. Ns 7s9. 4S9; balances. A,O628
FOREIGN MONEY MARkET.-Caii money III
London. Q per cent Open market discount rate.
sax per cent for short and Sis per cent Tor long
bills Berlin discount rate. 4ss per cent Berhn eh
change on London. 20 marks An pfennies' far,S
exchange on London. % francs 211 centimes' Faris
discount rate, "a per cent ,
FOREIGN SECURITTES.-British consols. loo1s
for money and 1851 for the account French renUes'
100 francs Spanish As In London. 69lt.
THE SILVER MARKET-Bar silver % lo.ioc'
Mexican silver dollars 477sc. Bar silver In LONDON
II 9-l6d. -, q, "a r,..nr Al.
Buenos Ayres 1850: Rome 7&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Market steady Final
quotations follow:

RAILROAD BONDS-Market strong Total
sales amounted in par value 10 $3.1S6,OOo against
s2.6i3.14O on Tuesday. The heaviest dealings were
in the Atchison adjustment As. Baltimore and
Ohio 4s. Chesapeake and Ohio 4zs. Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific As. Colorado Midland 24s.
Colorado and Southern 1st As Detroit City Gas 5s,
Erie general As Green Bay and Western debenture
BIS. Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf lists Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas 2ds, Missouri Pacific
Trust S. Norfolk and Western As. Northern Pa
cihc IS. Reading general rs. Wabash debenture
Bs and Wisconsin Central lists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
THE BOUNTEOUS WEST.

John Dupee. OF Chicago, sent the following CORE
spondence here yesterday:
The coarse grain and fax crops OF the country
will be very heavy. The corn crop will be made
In weeks. and we will have an unprecedented
demand for corn. The map OF dry weather In
England and failure OF crops the Danube and
Black Sea- and I'm Western Europe will force these
countries to draw on Americas surplus West
Europe is now buying and will continue TO
buy all the coarse grains OFFER. We may ex-
pect this demand 10 make all the tonnage the
railroads can handle for months Every promi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. Aug. 23-American securities opened
dull on the lower overnight prices from New-York
Later there rally. and prices advanced. clos
ing firm at about the best. Last prices were:
Atchison 23ts; Canadian Pacific. 9sts; ST Paul
1881; Illinois Central, llsa4; Louisville SAY; Union
Pacific preferred so: New-York Central, 1921;
Erie, IL; Pennsylvania, $50; Reading 1ls4; Erie
first preferred. Al: Northern Pacific preferred 1911
Grand Trunk. So and Anaconda llS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
GAINING IN EARNINGS.

The Duluth. South Shore and Atlantic Railroad
has been improved physically TO a considerable ex-
tent in the last year. and its earnings making
substantial gains over last year. From January |
to August 81 the increase the same period OF
1898 has been ss2,7SO more than % per cent The
earnings running even ahead OF 1892 the last
record year OF prosperity but the cornpanys stocks
are materially below prices reached in that year,
when the preferred stock sold as high as 35IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
ROCK ISLANDS DIVIDENDS.

There is a report that the next dividend on Rock
Island stock will be III per cent. at the rate OF
per cent year. capitalist closely identified
with the management says that II the corn crop
now expected is harvested. II will make the Rock
Island road rich The Rock Island was the first
company to reduce It's dividends when hard times
came, and it was first to increase them when good
times came 1t WILL the capitalist says keep on
the safe side at all times. but when 1t is in easy
circumstances it's stockholders will benefit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24

nent shipper on lines Of the principal western
railroads is cranky bull on his favorite railroad
There will be a car famine In these western rail-
roads and it will extend TO the trunk lines ths
winter. Conditions in every centre OF the west
and Southwest could not be more bullish. There
"a no question as to what railroad earnings VIII
be The serious part will come when the rail-
roads will be taxed to their full capacity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
closing rates follow
Bankers posted rates were

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-NewO reans-Com-
mercial. TIC discount: bank. 5Oc premium San
Francisco-sight lec; telegraph. l2hc. Cincinnati
Over the counter. Oc premium; between banks. CSC
discount. Savannah-Buyng. 1-lsc discount; sell
ing 75c per $500 premium. Charleston
par; selling. 1-10c premium. Boston-2A and &c dis
count. Chicago-35c discount.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - Exchanges.
cn. ssssSs; balances. sl0.Zs7sA observation-disclosures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
limited STATES LEATHER.

scheme for a REIMBURSEMENT Of the stock OF the
United States Leather Company provides for the
surrender by the common stockholders OF - per
cent Of their stock TO the preferred stockholders
In exchange for this the preferred stockholders
are 10 give up all claim to the unpaid cumulative
dividends amounting to some % per cent, the
preferred stock to be made per cent non-cumu-
ative instead Of per cent cumulative, as now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATEs.-Money on call. pa per cent
with exceptions at 2l1 and per cent. The time
money market quiet at 3ad4 per cent for sixty
days per cent for three months. 4a4lk per cent
FOR four months. 4q4z per cent for six months on
railroad collateral. and above on mixed collateral
Commercial paper rates were 4q4z per cent for
three months 4a44 per cent for four months, and
4Q4lz per cent for six months for the best names.
and above for paper not so well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.--Market steady. Actual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.

STREET RAILROADS IN THIS CITY.
Reported by c. l. Hudson Co.. Nos. 80 & 30 Wall-s')
BONDS
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4 RECOVERY IN STOCKS.
ATTACKS ON VALUES STOP.
IN GENERAL A SATISFACTORY srAiH
OF AFFAIRS EXISTS.
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal ac.lNe
securities and net changes from Tuesdays iaS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24

tDonars per share TEX dividend.
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
CReported by Clinton Gilbert No. wall-st)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
TARRYTOwN. WHITE PLAINS AND MA.

Assets Of $500 s55 include $3.50 s3 cost OF road and
equipment and si6S cash on hand Capital stock
is 10000; funded debt $4,000. and profit and loss
(surplus) 81, 25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24

Actl cash bal s27a go 500 s2744o1.17s PSI
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. Sss2.5@; Internal rev.
enue receipts ssls977: miscellaneous receipts Si,-
l9e Total receipts for the day, N,7H'UA; expehui-
lures. 81 10000. Receipts for month to date N,,
soc o1s. expenditures 100000 OF expendi-
lures s4l3e84 Receipts for fiscal year to date
sS26sO274: expenditures. s5,5s $50; excess OF ex-
penditures. N2s2os6 Receipts of National panK
notes for redemption, sl7s,55L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities sold yesterday at
auction at the New-York Real Estate Salesroom
by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The daily Washington Treasury statement GOV.
er,ng actual results Of two days ago. compared
with the last preceding statement is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
STREET RAILROADS IN OTHER CITIES.

GAS SECURITIES.
(Reported by c l. Hudson & Co. Nos. "a g. SO wal-st)
BONDS.
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LosT-Black pup. tan br Sa..,rn u -
ears. age months, hsi' rsvsit =,
Iacinfn and receive Npeia. 49, =
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TWENTY LOTs-One milesfrom courthouse,
tayou frcnt at sacrifice. forres q sen,
200 Main. ~
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AN ILLUSTRATED LECTURE.
Fourth of the Star Course Entertain,
ment mt Turner Hall.

- u
ncnt ut Turner Hall.
The fourth of the series of entertain
ments which was given under the man
agement of the Young Mems Christian
Association at Turner hall last night was
largely attended. and proved to be per-
haps the most enjoyable of the series so
far given.
Mr., Frank Robertson, who has travelled
In nearly every land of the world. pre-
scented a series of views through the aid
of his excellent stereopticon illuminating
his travels through perhaps the most pie
turesque land in the old world.
He commenced by asking the attention
OF the audience TO his place OF departure
from this country, New York, and with a
series of views combined with most en-
tertaining and instructive continuous lee
ture. carried them with hi.l first for an
Introduction to the Norwegian people and
their customs, then, step by step, through
the beautiful scenic land until he had
continuous ice and snow of the Northern
extremity. approaching the pole and the
land of the midnight sun.
The views we're wonderfully clear and
distinct, aud tho effect was all the more
delightful for the reason of the magnih-
cent scenic subjects he had chosen. His
descriptions as the lecture proceeded We're
better than "A book Of travel on account OF
an admirable eloquence of delivery
couched in the choicest OF English die
ton. IL was a very acceptable pictorial
history OF the country with many incl
dents told In about an hour aud n half
to an almost spellbound audience. whose
general verdict at the conclusion was a
most delightful evenings enjoyment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10

Southern Pacific track. where
their reserve stock. They cal
tensive stock of bed room. pari
dining room and office furni
complete line of carpets. limo
ting, rugs. art squares. port
tains, window shades, etc.
They make a speciality of ca
tells, tiles and CRATES.
A cordial invitation Is eXter
public TO call and see their
stock and be shown around by
obliging statesmen. While in
not forget to visit Greenberg
Main street. See their "ad."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10

ONLY FOUR OF those desirable lots on San
Jaeinto street left. which we will sell CHEAP
interest only per cent. This property is
only one block from McGowen avenue pave.
ment and Fannin street car line; will i'm
prove lot for purchaser il desired There
are others but none better or cheaper
than these. For particulars apply to Hous.
ton Land and Trust company. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10

Y. NJ. G. A. Notes.

The general secretary will ai2l0 Ira
mems meeting this afternoon as
ON the subject. Social CustomSi'n pa
Re' Va -" wiling a
Them" All men are invited Wing ST.
At the last meeting of the he'd roor
Hilary arrangements were mad--
ing open house at the assochs for rel
on New Years Day when
be in store for the members rooms
citation. 1nditlon. A
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NEXT U. c. Y. GRAND REUNION
WILL BE HELD Al LOUISVILLE, DE-
GINNING MAY 30.
June 3, the Birthday OF Jefferson
Davis. wiz lie Set Apart for
Special oDservances.
General Orders No. 22s.

General Orders No. 223.
Headquarters United Confederate Vet
Grams. New Orleans, La. December o.
that under the custom established by the
association, leaving the date Of the next
annual meeting and reunion, which is Ia
be held in the city OF Louisville. Ky,
10 the general commanding and the de-
partment commanders. by unanimous
agreement, the next reunion will be held
upon the following dates; May 80, 81 and
Iune /. and 3. 1900 Wednesday, Thurs
fay, Friday. Saturday and Sunday, re-
spectively, which dates have been sub
mitted 20 Our Host" and acquesced in.
On account OF the rapid growth of the
association and the immense accumula-
ton OF important business which will he
presented 70 the delegates for their con-
alteration. and which Will demand urgent
attention nj the coming session, four days
viii be given to the business meeting,
unless such makers arc sooner disposed
of. and as the grand old commonwealth
OF Kentucky gave Mr. Jefferson Davis TO
the Confederacy, he having seen the light
of day on the Sd day of June, 1908, at the
spot where the Baptist church of Fair
view is now located. in what was formerly
Christian now in Todd county, KY, and as
Sunday June 3, 1900. viii be the ninety
second anniversary OF his birth, that day
will be especially set apart for religious
and memorial services TO be held in Nom
Dry Of Mr.. Davis, The Daughter of the
Confederacy" and of the thousands of oui
peerless private soldiers and illustrlous
commanders and leaders of the Confeder-
acy who have gone Ito Join the sfantee
Houston nyAd- - o 10
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A GENTLE family horse for $40. Apply TT
Edw, Larendon's Carriage Repository, cor
ner Franklin and Caroline streets 10
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Musicale.
droon Cor

Mrs C. A. Bujac and hen II
an enjoyable "soiree musiraVis. Tran
ely furnished
Mason building rhose taxi city, rates by
Misses Della Burns. viole4venue corner
Coyle. Katherine Ayes. -75 o3.o --7,717S
die Atkinson, A, Angel >'rairle aud Louis
ley Gordon, Josie Milb7O5 Prairie avenue
Masters Willie Keller e.. l6
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BY YOUNG white man. in either city or
country. at anything; has fair education,
and am handy, can paint and do repair
work, John II. Brooks. general delivery,
Houston 10
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PROFESSIONAL

FOR TRUSTWORTHY and IN = -, 49,
,aa .s can on the Texas Secret saw ervg aetee ,
Main st nraaea,quariers. rooms i and s.ia
Taayons,e Phone 1861. or address y Z
Texas. general manager. Houston
SAVE l-6-l300
rendered IN civil IJiNelisble Detective service
Nee rates For further partienarsi se edr
as detective Agency. Houston Tex s.
s.. @ coT-,-S, II
Asspts IA Z BRO. Tfre Insurancs
anu Aa,ustsrs. 10 Msin stress q
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Il the vacant
anything in
Fannin St.
10
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fok sALE-l7oo acres choice prairie land
located near three railroads in Fort Bend
FOR sALE-only vacant corner on Milan
street now on the market, corner Dallas
ssnue' Apply to owner, 1918 Milan
s.-ee.. 10
FOX sALE-Neatest and best cottage rest
public sguare. cheap. Apply to Guy Mt.
enell, Wharton, Texas. 10
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to Texas for 81 years and this Is his
first experience with a badger fight
He says he will introduce the sport in
New York Immediately upon his return.
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FOR SALE-Two neat hge-room cottages in
Fifth ward. near Southern Pacific shop,
will sell one or both at bargain, For par
ticulars address owner, No. 1928. this Of
flee IN
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SITUATION wanted by young man, q; as
clerk or Ia ollce; no cisatette smVNsi
moral habits. ADDRESS CiegA, Eagle Lahsl
Teas. IL
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

SITUATION wanted by German Gan and VIE
cay or country. gouu COOKS ililns 70 u
anything Tor good wages. Address .sSf THIS
ufurp.
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A SUITABLE Christmas present is Smith
Premier Typewriter. Prcs. 500. 90. Write
]. J. Pastorisa Ptg, & Litho. Co.. for terms.
Houston. Texas. n
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Employment by young man who
has worked in store, tin shop. and black
smith shop; anything honest tor reasonable
wages; reference given. Wiley Mckee,
Drummer. Texas.
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FINANCIAL.


BARGAIN HUNTERS in real estate please
hote mat the owner of several large and
Slhull tracts of land situated N Harris and
"-or!a counties is compelled to sell some
~ .nen4, even at sacrifice, or borrow
money on them. Call or address .,own,r :"
Texas. '''e''' iious'ol'
" ~ Lp-Eastt m agent to place fiTst-c7nss
~ PpIo creek mining stocks. can MAX sjLD
e., montni references exchanged c. NJ
suHSer, Member Denver Sock Exchange.
80 - s-ySaSesnlh street: Denver, Colo
f!NANclAL-Fttsen hundred doIlaIg Al &
peI cent long time on gllt edge city prop
y. l. :. Collins. lll6& Congress IL
LpAHs MADE promptly at lowest rates on
rs ~ 'aess property or other Houston realty
f'u' D Fhelps attorney, Sl0l9 Main street
.,--.-----------------.- ir
WHO wants $4,000 or $3.50 90 en- ghorf limo
aea VII nav small salary .or use nj mon,'v
nha name; any business or will ionG N
N'rhlope ing or Sud or o. horse and hngy
-AaeIess ,ss2 this Office. 10
!" an Ep-sie00. pr cent, security Ga acre-
NY farming land ln rice belt Liberty coun-
Not productive yet: want macy for
M years title perfect. Address 7sSs
- - - &c
' ert, Il, ~ LOAN on Houston Business pron.
a, loves n rs, 70 SUIT, one 10 ten years,
p.y{"est ratts OF Interest," can also sunnIy
sa."rs wantlns 10 build or buy homes 4,
s, - part 81 the city with loans on the in.
s"n eht pan; these loans car be pald in
aeiay in An e,,i part OF them at any time, no
ua ne same day application is mad y, , ,G,,
10 hu,, io,n can supply parties wantine
eboicss i1ls or build with special bareains h,
savn se p.ocks, quarter blocks lot, or resi-.
or sasy tsr a., parts OF the city or additions
y. I. M.ils. 205 Main straei re- ~ oAse 20
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SPECIAL oFFER--To special cases. calling
at my office will guarantee TO cure gon-
orrhea. geet structure or varieocele in ten
days or refund the money and forfeit $50.
Wills F. Moore. NJ, D.. Mason Block. II us
ton Texas. 10
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WANTED--Every merchant who comes TO
Houston during the F., q, and ". Festival
TO come to Capitol Hotel and look at Peters
shoe Co S line Of Shoes. A. l.. Shaw,
Salesman. II
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!. NoTICEs.


, TUG anu VI
a New Orleans Rail-
purpose OF electing
called 10 take place
,mpany. IN the city
Monday, the sth day
.. Seger. secretary.
l-S- 1900
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THE Am SHIP.

Som cthinG of One of Next Week.
| Attractions.
| An advance notice says:
Wilton, 9oS Pranri'es the author Of THE
plete stock. - -, .
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COMPANIES FINANCED c,.,.. 4
sucks and bonds UNDERMINE !.
teed by placing with a safs s s,s.,w' T.
nrst-class bonds or bank rsss
deposit as collateral. Smsl, ,ss
NO charges Unless successful H. b!
ence and reference to customer ~, y
Persons desiring capital for Ss.as
should write us. Inter-State Tr,s 4 !!
Co.. room 2, corner Seventh ~ y; =
Fort Worth. Texas. = saa g.
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ENLARGE YOUR BUsTs. LADIES' to 10
inches. at home, with DR.. Conway's Bust
Tablo!ds. at trlfiing cost: $1,000 for a case
years prove It's permanent; sure and safe.
sealed facts 4c in stamps. Conway Specific
Co. 2aS fremont street, Boston. 10
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STOCKHOLDERS

%:
as. Nov. eth. 1893.
ven that a special
y lers OF the Hous
ARallrcad Company
3on1d OF Directors
nc at the general
ae CITY OF lous-
vck, noon. on tho
II, 1900. for the
- making. e4ecu-
{ mortgage upon
cnased and now
ommonly known
'Gstern Division
fnA Central Rail-
lOhnt In or near
ibertson county.
a point in or
lcLennan coun-
appurtenances
No rst mortgage
' ~ Texas Central
count not Ok
! dollars for
payable at a
70 from their
ne n rate nat
ASum, payable
for the puf-
&, Improving
pad with Its
-w Secretary
ilroad Com.
ER 1-I1.IQOO
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TWO OR THREE rooms for llgn.a n' n 4
ing or will take couples TO Doa'I = n
min and Travis car line, MIS- = =
35iS Travis street
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OUR STOCK of goods, corsisiss N
goods. clothing. hats, etc.. Il 49, Y!
sale to the highest bidder for ~ ~.
will take place December IS: ~ !
must be deposited with tia srs,.s
bank by December 26. Parties VA =!
known will be requested. al ths ~.
the firm. to deposit certified cbeei ~ =.
one-fourth of bid. Reason for ssllss |.
ager goes in business for himself n
Bros. & Co., La Grange,
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NICE room and board within !o ai,is s m
Capitol hotel, Apply oio Au'~
reference exchanged.
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BOARD AND MONS Newm cr,Ss' i
rooms with board; rates reas0D-
Franklin avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10

1911 TEXAS AvENUE-Large mV s,sss. Il 4.
ing house, two and one-naL ~, s,y. "A h y
Capitol hotel, Main street resaia, ,.,sr,s
silent boarders solicited; ra'es
Telephone 100