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HELD FOR HoRsE-sTEALING.
Evidence Against 81 COlOrcd Preach
er Given in Police Court.


Jonn Crittenden, co.ored street corner
preacher, as arraigned in the Police Court
this morning charged with the larceny OF
a horse and carriage from Edwin H. Pills
bury Harry Beasly. manager OF the Pills
bury stables, stated that Crittenden came
there and hired horse and carriage We'd
nesday afternoon, ostonsibly to go 10 a
funeral in Virginia. He did not return that
night and the matter was reported 10 the
police. Yesterday morning Beasly saw the
defendant driving along the street with
the horse he had hired attached to another
vehicle. Beasly called policeman and
had the man arrested. At the stationhouse
Crittenden stated that the horse ran away
while returning from the funeral and that
the carriage was demolished. Subsequently
it was learned that the defendant had tax
en- the horse and carriage to another stable
and engaged board for it there for month.
Mr. Pillsbury's carriage was found at the
latter stable in good condition. After hear
ing the evidence. the court directed that
the man be held in $500 for the action Of
the grand jury.
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A Conclave of Herta.oph..

A conclave of the Independent Order of Hep
tasophs. fraternal and beneficial body, was in
stitutcd in this city June 2s, at 1904 Pennsyl-
vania Avenue northwest, under the direction of
J. L. Criell, supreme organizer, assisted by
DIR. ]. II. Christian. supreme medical di-
rector, together with several returning delegates
from the meeting of the Supreme Council at
Buffalo, n. Y, and visiting members from other
concIaves in this city. The name of the new
conclave is the National Concave. and it was
organized through the energetic efforts of N. II.
Perry, department supreme organizer. The Off
Gers elected s. p. Archon, W. S. Perry;
Archon. Howard Perry; Provost. DIR. V. b. Jack
son; Prelate, J. d. Harry; Secretary, j. F.
Dwyer; Financier, n. +. Webster; Treasurer, F.
L. CarswelI; Inspector. ". J. Bacon. Hereafter
the conclave will meet on the second and fourth
Tuesdays in each month.
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A. f. Randle,. Legal victory.

The supreme court Of Pennsylvania has just
decided a very interesting suit in favor Of A. f.
Randle. of this city. Mr.. Randle is the owner
Of small tract of land in Central Pennsylvania.
which was wanted by large corporation. Re-
fusng TO sell at the price offered by the COM
pany, $1,000, it seized the property by right
of Government domain, and by condemnation pro-
ceedings. Mr.. Randle made fight. lasting five
years, and won verdict which, with the
interest. amounted to S5l, 600 This sum has Just
been paid to Mr. Randle.
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Army Officers, Retired.

The following officers placed on the re-
tired list: Sergeant John Murphy. Company T.,
Battalion Of Engineers, West Point New York ::
First Sergeant George c. KenTy, Light Battery
A, Second u. S. Artillery, Quemados. Cuba. :.
Sergeant Henry Il. Sheridan. Company Z, Eighth
L. S. Infantry, Havana, Cuba.
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Book Typewriter. Examined.

In the rooms Of the Civil Service Commission
recently the first examination for book typewriters
was held. There fifty-one applicants. and
only eight passed the test. Two of these
from Maryland. Charles List Wiegand. an en-
ploye in the office Of Postmaster Warfield, of Bal
timore. and Miss Frances T. Mudd, of La Plata,
now employed in the Civil Service Commission,
ard a cousin Of Congressman Mudd, being at the
head of the list.l
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Voluntary bankruptcy Petition.

William L. Scott. coal dealer, filed pc
tition in Circuit Court, No l. today, asking to
be declared 4 voluntary bankrupt. Scotts liza.
bilities amount to $1,000, while his assets are
$500. +. 5, Mccalmcnd was appointed referee.
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ADJUSTMENTS TO-DAY.

Chevy Chase Lake-Water Carnival evening.
evening.
Excursion TO Marshall Hall, steamer Macalester.
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. 10 m, 2:30
p. m, and 6:30 p. To Indian Head same days
6:30 p. IN. To Glymont, steamer Kent today o:S3
a. m, 80 y. IN. and 10 p. III.
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A large number of people went the annual
excursion Of the Calvary Baptist Sunday school
down the Potomac today. There will be field
sports and an entertainment programme late this
afternoon and in the evening.
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Weber, Buffalo. n. Y; F. n. Hubbell. Philadcl-
pha; Miss A. J. Monahan, Boston. .... .Wiilard's
f. A. Everett Chicago; B. B. Dovener. Wheel
ing, W. Va...... .Rggs-W. F. Morris. Pendleton,
Ind; ID. 4. Rees. Pittsburg; l.. Combs, Ken
lucky. .Arlington-C NJ Daily, New York
William T.. Chandler. Concord y. H.. Shore
hand. b. Cooper, Tennessee; Charles A. Hess.
New York; II. s. Powell, Chicago; c. ID. Par
ker, st. Louis 80. Ebbtt-C. W. Abbott, jr..
u. s. A.: \. l.. Congcr, L. $. A.: G. II. Scar
ing, Kansas City, Ram; L. Cullow, Tampa Fla.
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An Agricultural DELEGATE.

Herbert J. Webber. of the Department Of Ag-
ricuture. will represent the department at the
international conference hybrid and cross-bred
plants, TO be held in London next month, under
the auspices OF the Royal Horticultural Society
of England.
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n your thirst with Export or
aN11 a m m ''Culmbacher Beer. 81 bottles
VUSuStA SIS. Wash. Brewery Co., i,h
and nc.

lieutenant, Twenty-thrd Infantry. to the Twelfth
Infantry, Company b, to date from June Is,
1899. will join his regiment.
Capt. Harry r. Lee (promoted from first lieu
tenant, Eleventh Infantry. to the Eleventh In
fantry. Company C., to date from June 20 Is90.
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4 New Trial Refused.

In Circuit Court. No. I. Justice Bingham. pre-
sidi.-g a motion for a new trial was made to-
day in the Of George r. F.. Hunter against
the Standard Elevator Company. The motion was
'overruled. Hunter recently allowed $1,000
damages.
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Two Yenr. for Inrceuv

James Hall. convicted some time ago of lar
ceny. sentenced this morning by Judge Cla-
haugh, in Criminal Court No. /. TO two years
in the West Virginia peEitentiary.
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Che Gueuine Times
Iae Weather Prediction.

For the District of Columbia, Eastern Pennsyl-
vania. New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland. and Vir-
ginis-Far tonight, Saturday. and Sunday: con-
tinued low temperature saturday; warmer sun
day; light northerly winds. becoming variable.
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Leave. of Ab.ence

The extension Of leave of absence granted Ma
jor Andrew c. c. Quay, quartermaster. June 5.
1850, is further extended two months. The leave
of absence granted First Lieut.. John A. Harrnan,
Sixth Cavalry, April Is. 1889. is extended threS
months.
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George ". Mankin filed today in the office Of
tire Register of Wills cavelt to the will of
J. Edward Mankin, bearing date Of January II,
lsgl,
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TEMPERATE RE
THE Sun AND MOON.

Temperature at noon today ay.....................T.
Highest temperature Yesterday. p. "a
Lowest temperature yesterday, 10 .. .6s
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JAILED FOR AN OLD OFFENCE.
John SnOwden's Penalty for nm As
nault Com mi TIED Two Years Ago.

John Snowden. who has been wanted in
this city for almost two years, was ar
raigned in the Police Court this morning
charged with assaulting Stephen Ford on
October 20, 1897.
The men at that time became engaged
in an alteration in barroom concerning
aa debt Of 10 cents, which was due Ford.
After quarreling some time the men left
the barroom and started home. On the
street the quarrel was renewed. and il
was alleged, Snowden struck Ford in the
face with a brick breaking his jaw in
two places and seriously injuring him in
other ways. Snowden escaped the police
here and went TO Baltimore where he soon
got into trouble and was sent to the peni-
tentiary for eighteen months.
When he was released several days ago
he was arrested by Detective Horne and
brought to this city. Judge Scott imposed
a fine of $50 and the prisoner went to Jail
for six months in default.
Call mt Havenner's Palace Bakery
any time, day or night, and see how their
famous Domestic Bread is made. You'll
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Ranney Refrigerators solid ash. an
tque oak finish, lined with galvanized iron.
removable waste pipes and sliding shelves.
4, inches high. ice capacity q Lbs. 1886
4s inehe. high. ice e.p.ci,v 6, lbs ,SS.75
4, inches o,r. ,ce c,Dse,,x "a III. $685.
The Lapland RefrigeIators. solid oak.
packed with mineral wool and charcoal
sheathng. removable ice chamber and
waste pipes. adjustable sliding shelves and
patent spring doors.
AZ inches high. ice capacity s. S10O6
IDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s@'oo
40 inches high, ice capacity 104 S1Q o.
IDS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'o'oS
Nursery Refrigerator and Water Cooler.
lined with galvanized iron, with 81 Of
nickel plated faucet, regular S2.4S.. ."i.JT
Brooklyn Gas Range, 43 inches high, with
three large double burners and iron "a OK
lined oven, regular price S.. at. 'f'0o
Erie Gas Range with large cast top,
three large double burners and
large oven and broiler, regular 70 0S
price Slo.3o. ..---.--..-----......- o'No
Brooklyn Automatic and wickless blue
flame oil Cook Stoves, simplest. * o.
safest, and quickest. two burners. 'J.JJ
Silver King Gas Stove. with two zoe
double removable top burners. ~
The Star Gas Stove. with three double
removable top burners. nicely S1 90
nickel plated. regular s2.69. .SI.JO
The King Oil Stove, with two large AOc
burners. ........................ ~
King double Oil Stove with four OQc
large burners and two oil tanks .. JO
Sheet-iron Ovens. lined inside TIC
family size, regular 9Sc. ~
Steam Cookers, four vessels. each 0SC
holding two quarts. copper bottoms. =. JJ
Water Coolers. siy-quart size with exc
nickel-plated faucet, regular Csc. VI
Garbage Pals with covers, A. 0SC
quart size, heavy galvanized iron -
Gem or lightning Ice Cream S1 al
Freezers, BOT. size, regular S1.75.. .~i.Jj
Garden Hose. best quality, bound with
nozzle ntesl wire; ;oo, complete with brass S248
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Resistered at the Hotels.

Raleigh-Fred Leoyd, Louisville; J. A. Free
berg, Ohio; C. s. Stanworth, u. s. n; John =
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PHASES OF THE MOUN FOR JUNE.
New moon sth Full moon - 23d
First quar;er...... 10th Last quarter. 10Th
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PHASES OF THE

Low tide. e...............-.....1:5! AM, s:l3 P.N
hlgh tide .l:S3 IN, LIE An
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In AND ABOUT THE CITY.
4 wnshingtoninn Pensioned.
Caxcnt to n VIII Filed.

Robert F. Lee. of this city. has been granted
with Spain pension of So.
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'IIllE TARIE

Sun rose......4:31 A. NJ sun sets..T:29 P.M.
Moon rises. II :57 Pm. Moon sets.............
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Special Table.

5Oc and 15c Carlsbad China pieces. hand
somely decorated with flowers and gold
Extra large Berry Bowls.
Fine Decorated Plates.
Tra ard Coffee Cups and 9En
Comb and Brush Trays. canu
Large China Cuspidors cHUU,
Large Cake or Bread Plates. N, .s,e
Sugars and Creams. WUI!U I6E
Ice Water Pitchers.
English China Tea Sets. Sc pieces. 81 QQ
decorated in assorted colors. sJO
Chamber Sets white stone china pitcher.
Sish basin, chamber mug and soap 69c
Chamber Sets, 10 pieces, new S1 OK
shape, decorated in blue. .~ssJJ
Teacups and Saucers nicely decor AQC
ated in blue, per set of six. ~
Earthen Jardinieres. decorated in as &C
sorted colors. ...-...........-.--... y
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HOusefurnishing Department.
The largest and Most Complete Of any in The City.
Patent Cherry seeders. bes, made. !

ices on equality with our stanilrd vaues-Tnri Floor
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STREET LIGHTING.
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any time. day Or night, and see how their
famous Domestic Bread is made. You'll
then know why it's SO good. Your grocer
sells il
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famous "B. V. D." Pepperel Jean and Nainsook
Drawers. string and anklets-double seat. nnC
buttons French acings double sttchng5ec fNS
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Puff Bosom Shrts-eytra quality lace lawn patterns in
whiteblue and white stripes PAH
COOL comfortable, and dressysl is the usual price
all sizes-each. w
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Is O o
half the asked this the We
o French p r
11Il
o then o
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a MAN wants work around house: cSu sivo
good reference, milking COW ana tending
to horse and buggy. De Kerry, this Office 10
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TRISTAN ENDEAvORERS
..n CONVENTION NOW
b HELD AT WACO
song service ana
u WIZ :, weicome--Presi-
'i, r., Wade HIS Report

49, ls-The tenth an
. lsI ~. If the Texas Christian
,i'''n'o ,a assembled this afternoon
vt lI = ,ss Baptist tabernacle, The
's''A = aevOted to handshakins ana
W w. s,.tIme and at o'clock TO-
on I. ,. srsrl proper opened with
srriss. .,,ce was conducted
'''l 8. chandler of Vernon ,. a ls "a.
~. 81 welcome on behalf OF 'ne
'a.,' J, 20" was delivered , by ;, M NJ,
Ia@ = = Waco. who was followed by
y, w. = Nollos pastor of the cln,
o.Avterian church. on behalf OF
Ea' n. Grotthouse of Dallas
s;sp. a his annual address.
.sllveIeeg, n r OF the presidents ad-
" eOI " Mcpherson of Fort Worth
y, III an address on inns ''''''
,,c,s is beautifully decorated
syergreens, flags and lint
ioss, .s,,riotic colors and the place IS
y. pa.tractiye. The attendance is
Wy ,Aose who have come 10 the
~ are enthusiastic in the cause
.' ss.roud Presbyterian church oil Ilai, :,
I'm me honor OF having organized
wv cAristian Endeavor society OF
IN That is the first that has been
sA Inv one is said to have 5esn
@ orgsnlzed at Groveton, but it
.-hss rom lack of patriotism. The
n Dlllas are the most reliable. 1t
s,s,ui,ed In 1887. but was nos Ions
Sss,inssyllle, Texarkana. Austin, san
q MARSHALL, Fo:t Worth, Deniscn
,sIsrs we're enrolled with the two
XII followed. No state lpi1n was
,J until in 1890. when through the
4 Mrs F. R. Leopp-i of Gaines
NO Miss Sylvia sheldon, General
[,,rv Boer called a meeting of TIE
|, delegates at the S. Louis convcn-
| ~ consultation as to the oggauiza
: Al gifl a uulOls VI D lAtbllps u an
!. ssudder and Thomr son formed Re
j,,dsn from Texas ana at that meet
. .T was perfertei. G. T,
t,s 81 Fort Worth was chosen pre5i-
And Mrs. Leonard secretary ard
s.ursr Such was the birth of this OF.
| ,uch Ms origin. Ic the consecrated
N al one woman was it chiefly due
l,rnston Of the folrdlt!ols of its
hi gigantic proportions.
f,rbsr 1890. seyaltv-nva delegates
I present and forty societies were re-.
h gsanized over tho State Mr..
M y,s seIected nrasident. Miss sailio
|Eltt d Marshall secsetar,', ard Mr.. G
GtAIs Of Gainesville treasurer.
!. second convention met at Dallas
| hi, Mr.. ]. D. Oolscn O. Dallas was
|aa PRESIDENT and Miss Salle ADDER
| q Gainesville secretary.
D. mNention of 1872 convened at Aus
G. V. Allen of tAlt city wa- elected
kisnt and Miss An lcrson selected sec
kg At Palestine in 1923 both of these
u reelected. Mr.. Allen resignirg later.
Shirley R. Green o. PALESTINE he
vice president. assumed the duties of
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'hhEVEP0RT HAPPENINGS.
.uy hhrch of ImprOVcm
huruer--siGns Of Ruin.

.usy narch of Improvcm
horuer--Signs pf Rain.
.sspoft' La, June l3.-Another mis-
@s nken place in the now some
noted fire case of Citizens OF Logans-
" Houston East and West Texas
sE Company.
slag ARRAY occurred at Greenwood
n, d llsht between Pink Harris and
~ D'IAs, TWO negroes, over the owner
log. IN which Banks was stabbed
- Harris was subsequently, ar
Gu was brought to jail yesterday
Unstable Price.
contract for boring the srtesian we'll
H. s's mentioned. has been made. It
In saak TO flowing water to a depth
:. Ne'' II necessary.
N las been purchased on Milan
n Ssrs NE city for $3.50 for two
a., s'elhg as a central fire station.
Ia ~ moor will contain the fire en-
pr.. ne carts, trucks and horses. and
i,.ns, moor sleeping apartments for
,, iaonas S. Gregg, aged AZ years,
d I ,s,law of Postmaster Andrew Cur,
~, .s city died Saturday and the
inferred in Marshall last sun
|ssr ssS ODD Fellows hall will be a
Sr i,, oTick building, 4Ox68 feet. It
|,rs, 4 t'.oo and is to be completed by
b ~ s,spa Jury began its session here
h d 5is .aere viii be some twenty five
Oasr a light shower of rain fell here
kt,s, ! sSo or three sprinkles hut NOT
(A /, Say % Jay the dust. The continued
+. i,,s Ssetfl9susly affecting the corn crop'
ssstSsrI.a9 daughter of Mr.. and Mrs P
|sosssnoi formerly of this city, died
+. couri leHas Yesterday.
|Ssg $40. 81 appeals is holding an in
|slrel s s: o in this city. "
b me-, II. Tunnard has been salec,-
/ . = 1 haIsr Of the Southern eyn7si-
h Dr.. ela In New York CITY 0ctohe,.
l,otpsts. l, 1899, to exhibit south.
+ q csn,! "a order to secure the invest.
-p'lal in this section.
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

WANT ED-A position as teacher by a man
u LtNNn yeas tNpcriVnce, aisS a stadea.u
OF sam Houston Normal. a. IS. BANKS,
CaloNclI, ltAas, 10
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ENTRIES FOR YACHT RACIAL entries
and communications regal ding the cham
prize cup and the cash prizes on the morn
ing Of the Grand Peace Jubilee and Inde-
pendence Nav celebration, July 4, 1899 at
sylvan Beach Park. under the auspices Of
the Retail Clerks Union. should be made
at once to Mr. L. Beck, care Sylvan Beach
Hotel, La Porte. Texas l6
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Manitoba middle agaa man wants some
thing TO 90: has cierAed, gu, wiling 10 40
anything ABOUT YARD. Address f., tnls Of
nee, ~
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WANrED--l Dung white girl TO attend chli-
dren; good home for bright, willing gIrl. Call
at Hi Mckinney avenue. ~
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'svI,' County summer Normal.

Etsayn, summer Normal.
Fsl - 'sAas' June 13.-The summer
~ =, Hunt county was formally
~ nor Sg central school building yes
EiiSnts beias Conductor Hudson ana
r 50. ny ,'ns on hand and ready for the
'lsks ~ rslm' which will continue for
Hnbsrot He enrolment for the first
eighly-one teachers.
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Y ant Columns
RATES Cash with Ad\

RATES Cash with ADJ
" ""'u' WIG ihseTuon.. ..t.....- ...... 1e
Per word. four consecutive insertions ..... Sc
Per word, seven consecutive Insertions 49,. 4e
Per word, each consecutive insertion. ten
times or more, .......... ..........,. hc
NO AID TAKEN FOR LESS THAN is CENTS.
sS' These rates are for uniform Ads (no display.
Display Ads 20 at regular sPsc, rates but black typ.
not allowed In Want Ads.
H9-IHH Posr is friend Of the unemployed and
inserts Situation Wanted" Ads OF ss words (oress)
three times free OF charge.
SLettets directed to initials only not delivered
through the posiofee but you can have your answers
addressed to number in care of The Post. ana
forwarded to YOU.
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NANTED-500 men. women and children to
sell he 200-ye0r almanac. sells az sight
price 25c, send l0c stamps for sample II you
want 10 make money Write us. CANNED
Book Co.. Austin. Texas l6
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.


PRIVILEGES FOR sALE--For the grand
Peace Jubilee and Independence Day cele-
brntion, on July 4, 1893, at Sylvan Beach
PARK, La Porte. Accommodations have been
perfected for 10000; ice cream, Lemonade and
watermelon privilege; photograph privilege
merry-go-round; phonograph parlor; fruit
peanut. popcorn and candy. cane and doll
rack striking machine shooting gallery
All bids must he in By Saturday, June II.
Address ]. l.. Chancellor. 9Ui Congress ave
nue.. Houston. Il
u. S. E:@aINEER OFFICE. Galveston. Te1as,
May l5-sealed bids. IN tri9li,ate, for deep
enng channel from Galveston harb0r 10
Texas CITY Texas, Will be received until 2
r. m. June Is. 1899, and then publicly
opened. For information apply to G. S.
Richie Captain Of Engneers
THE county commissioners court OF Mont.
gomery county Texas, Will receive sealed
bids up to u O'Clock. noon, June 20, 1892
for supplying with steel roller ghelying nile
cases etc, the double fre-proot vault 5000
to be erected in the court houae In Conross
Montgomery county. Texas. The right u
reserved to reject any or all bids.
CIV Nugent.
County Judge Montgomery County. Texas.
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FOR sALE.

NEW YORK MAkE-One iaFga Walnut 10
iient piano, used nine moatas; prio0 wnen
new 1850. COW Sls5. with stool aad scarf
O,tO. ", Sueu. tvs travis street. Ii
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ron SALE OR RENT-Ei ght-room two-story
house, modern improvements Third ward,
easy payments. Inquire az Colorado street.
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FOR SALE-At ll0i Texas avenue, corner
fannln q nIano tlIaIIel az bargaN II
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WANTED-Everv one who IS afflicted VITA
tette- or eczema TO know that they need not
suffer longer with these terrible diseases
un!ess they prefer TO do SO. To- the aov
famous 'Jo-He" Ointment Is positive ana
SPEEDY cure. All itching and burning in
stanuy relieved: cure follows within tao
70 hYe weeks. 3-ounce size Jsc. i2-auuee
s2.,oo POSTPAID. II. b. Jones. Discoveref
pallasg Texas 7-l-9'
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CNE LARGE WALNUT UPRIGhr PIANO,
WITH manoolin attachment, SlSS. sueu 6es
IldNls street. IL
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HAND S27.5Oi square, In good conditions big
barsan' cash or easy payments. Plano ES
change, 6l5 Travis. II
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WANTED-7A competent woman (Geiman pre-
lti1tuj to coon ana 40 nOusvwotk tVr ld.utiy
VI Two. ABBY at once, 1tVt ttusk a9Chuy.iA
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BOY WANTEU-About 10 sclfs ola. to milk
COW, ten horse, &C.. and qake nlmsen us--
tul. Apply Immediately, giul 3ta4os stieeLl4
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SOUR LAkE.-Captain S. S. Ashe. who has
been giving his attention to repairs at Sour
Lake, desires persons Wishing information
and particulars concerning this health re-
sort to communicate with him at his resi-
dcnce, No. 1906 Mckinney avenue. Houston
or by telephone No 9i7. Il
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WAAl -D--t aitnful persons to travel for Old
boutt; straight. coma nae salary Sio0 year
ahd expenses. Reference; enCiOse selt-au-
ufessea stamped envelope. a. j. Muason.
secretary. Chicago.
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IL LoNF STAR SENATE No.
A. / 1861 knights OF the Ancient
%xseS Essenic Order will meet to-
night in Mason building for the
OK 49, election and Initiation OF nov
srS sSSs members. All knights are in
"c'TA~ vited to be present at O'Clock
sharp. S w. Blodgett. E, S.
E. c. St. Clair. secretary.