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ROYAL R $780,.

INCA<Oh blN N 6xk
With or without Wine. 50 esal1
Sunday. Oct =
olympia Oysters on the Hall -
Scotch Broth. Consomms -
Green Turtle.
Fried Ffilet OF Sole. Tartar eaeA
Saratoga Chips.
Boiied Salmon. Hoilandaise 49,
Parisienne Potatoes.
Steamed CLANS.
Queen Olives. Small Hal1ee
Young Onions. Sliced TomeieA
Fresh Crab Salad
BOILED
Boiled Ok Tongue. Raisin Sen0
ENTREES
Fried Spring Chicken. Cream Sauee
Olympia Oyster Patties.
Turkey Liver Sa'ite With MUM
Baked Macar0ri PIfaHeo
French Toast With Jeliy.
RoAsrs
stunned Young Turkey. Cranbsrfy
Saddle Of Lamb Mint 6aoeA
Prime Rib Bed -
VEGETABLES
Boiled and Mashed Posafee -
Cau,ifowsr In Cream.
Baked Sweet Potatoes
PrScH
Lemon Punch.
DESERT
Rofnanor Pudding LAZY
Iced Watermelon. MAcar01ae
vanilla and Strawberry Ice
pfg.s
Apple. CustaId. Huck
Lemon Cream. squash CyaA
Fruits. Nuu. 49,
Oregon Cream. American ana
saited WATERS Coffee =
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TRY Hotel stsvens' new dining room
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Makes the food more delicious an,

before the organization few days ago
he said:
Ny first use OF the thistle was last
winter. when fed it alike to horses and
cattle. Though at first little shy, they
soon learned to eat it with avidity. l
found that cattle OF all ages, including
the young calf just beginning to eat
hay, will eat the thistle and grow fat on
the weed. During the present winter
my horses and cattle have mainly fed
on thistles gathered from ny own place.
which l stored as fodder early in the
fall. The stock even fed to advantage
on thistles as they stood in the field, but
l believe much OF the Nutritious element
OF the weed is lost by leaving it in the
weather. When in February the stock
in the field because OF the weather l
began fodderiug them from thistles
which / had cut and stacked in the
open Aug. 81. 1897. 1t is proper to note
that this date is rather late for harvest
ing thistles for folder. as the weed
becomes old at that time and the thorns
become brittle enough to stick severely.
STILL / had cct and stacked them before
they were thoroughly dried, as an ex-
pertinent and partially because l could
do no better at that time. During tie
present winter have fed the thistes to
a large number OF young stock OF all
kinds aud / find them the equal Of
anything can purchase. The stock
petizing about the thistle and lick
the very chat from the ground.
As a healthful. milk producing weed
believe the thistle has no superior.
Il do not contend. however. that the
1 thistle will become a substitute for
other feed for stock. but do believe it
will be more generally adopted than any
other food in the Western states. Its
prolific growth commends it in the first
place. Still, on deserted lands it does
not thrive as in a cultivated state.
have cultivated some in rows three feet
apart and find that II reaches more
than double the size OF the wild weed.
This peculiar weel tiourishes as abun-
dainty during severe drouths as at other
times. AMI l really believe tina, it grows
more luxur.antly during dry weather. 1t
should be cut whel in blossom aud
stacked in all cases when partly green;
as it is extremely diff suit and disagree
able to ha d : when perfectly dry. l
re-srd the went OF the Russial thistle
to this particular locality as a boa oil
no little consequence. aad its future is
full Of promise.
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For Meeting State Science Teachers
Association. Denver. April 18Th lso'.
Following authorized:
Rate 81 one and one fifth fares on the
certificate plan. from state points TO
Denver and return. Certificates to be
available on April l2th to 18th. and IL
the required number oi such certificates
t5ol shosiug full fare paid on going trip,
is presented t. the i,int agent. they will
be stamped by him. and holders returned
at one titth fare not later than three
iay. after the closing date OF the meet
ing. Sunday not to lie counted. Not
more than one ticket to appear on zach
certiiic tie issued. Certificates showing
purchase oi tickets at less thar tfiy
cents each. will not be rscOguiEcd m
computing total Certificates showing
tickets snld al less than full tarid rate
on clergy permits. viii not he recognized
in computing total All ':,ertitca'es to
b. signed by FiorIsn Csjoni president
os SCIENCE section. of = ale Teachers
Ash ColoraBo SPriigs. Chr S''.t
Bryan. tic>f1 a-rNf. Nofea w - i''T'
yer. To- act ss i,int agent.
For Department Elcsm-n~nt ~ e.
Ar. anil Auxiliary Bsl-s. D-n~~r.
C,,s,,. NJ, 81 to 9th. oP,n rate -
on. standard fare 'rcn s.aie pr'nts 10
Denver and return. auth-rtB-Si. Tickets
to ~ or s.I~ Nsy ~ and ~ wi'h a
an.l Iiu,i, ~ Ms, sh Gsnc passage
.. h-yin "n date ~ sale. c 'ni,auous
pa>a~c- in esc.l i.r--;ipn-
P-r>on. sh, visited tLe Worlds Fs'r
at Chic~s,. sni. n"r~ recently. the
Trans Mi>s'~aipp, Esp~'tson sf Ossha.
snI rvmember the hsndsooe train
esnitstea by the Pulioan Ctnpsny.
Ncse than Ssso.0O . invested is u.
Asses having hs~a sssd snse,y Toe sho~
pusvu.ss sos ssvsvsi ysars 70 hss bsee
pssrpd 10 spsvice On - sseurssco src0
PniisselpAis 10 Cslisorsia- TAe sscur-
s;oo sss . scssh,s 90. cosssssG thissv-
Eve daya shils ~ disssscs sssssDsA =
sse miles. rhe'rsrsy s~as oct ~ 9
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Russian Thistle is . Dooa.


- sting purposes. Thousands Of
- this extraordinary plant are now
~ upnsumed annually in Nebraska
- "a purposes. According to the
- ption the department has secured
~ sian thistle. which only q few
- 20 was considered a dangerous
- to the agricultural interests OF
th6 ire Missouri valley. has proved to
bo - the best grazing plants known
10 ee1ion. For the last two years
vaG - farmers organizations have been
err Den'iug with the plant, and it 10
- ID that there is no longer any
dosoe . to the utility OF the weed. For
psoGB Bal purposes the Russian thistle is
rsGn1sd in Nebraska to b more valuable
theo tifalfa.
- history OF the plant is unique.
To - there are laws on the statute
boeo of Kansas, Colorado. Wyoming
ssd bbraska which offer a premium
fog o) determination Of the thistle. or
Coz these laws are now dead letters
as o11BDm mercisl value OF the plant has
beoo 41nblished. Five years ago the
Ra1in thistle first made its tsappearauce
In - Rest in Soutb Dakota and il was
belfg1Ui that the agricultura al prosperity
Of t1ITfate vas threatened by the weed.
II. IL range was covered with the
n.v ~,b and its extraordinary vital.
i,v . hhorn nv vas, beds OF thistlss
Ia b.,r., 10 ,a,us. IN y,ov
oan rms OF vsge,a,ion. The rapidity
- scb tn. yrox,b spr.ad over the
,hs Nisaou,; rive, and
~ ,ains caused .om. people to
A. - hc i.,5 xould ay,in @vert to
the ). stat. n, the p,airi. The
- an, q, Ag,;cpl,ure a, Washing
IT, on, nen IN ;px.s,iua.. ,b.
st.. md an.,vyoxe,nmen, bulletin.
- ID ON this. -the greatest o,
.x;n, r,,cu,,u,.- Fp,m.rs, BuIIetin
M isoa ...er,ed that in Nebraska.
:, AsA~oa u... 3oooO acres OF
I'm. Land had been abandoned owing TO
tn. spr..d a III. weed. and that the
aam.e. Al eh.t time cxce.,,.d , million
dollar. to crops and stock. The follow
;ny op,tatioo IN frorn the Agricultural
den. r,m.ot rrport q, lss3.
..rhcre !. No doubt that tb. pl,ut J,he
Enssian tbi.,lel vii, spr.ad ,hrouVhou,
the Who'll. ~rr.t pl.ius and still further
cas-, dss,nv;ny . large ,,,,ion q, the
-b.,, pra3uc;nv region Of the Unit ID
S,.,.s-
In sDi,e os hi. nrc,,ic,ion from the
b;,bes, roxernmept sourc. a, arrirul-
,pI.l i,,orm.,;on This same Russian
,bis,l. il filing n long fel, want in
xo,,b r.s,.rr Nsh,.sL. and IL !, did
M, .r,V in . will stat. so nrnIisralIy
!, xo,,Ii unao,b,.s,x n. cultivated for
,.r.-s nd .,ocln., uu,lrsBs WIN
h.,o rs., .h. ,,,,, 10, f..lipy b,-s.s
.,,r. sh.., 81 boe. r-,,,u,.. !.
,,,l O., .Is.if. I, f,.,. N. ,b;s,I. in
. a., stat. very much ,cs.nbI.s alfalfa
-, ,b. .xce,;.n.. ~ ,.,n.,s and
.,,..,,,,., I. H., !, |. NOR. s,,,b, Inv
.,,,L, ,b,, .,x o,b., form ,r xJb b.y
r,. ,n;.,l. 4. ...ix ,.,..5 ,L.
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a., ,,.,,.,, ,,.x ,,.,,. ri,,. tn.
IN - =, ~. r,,,1 .,3 ,b,
:. 40, Lii, .,,,- ,,,I .,,,,.l nv
-. d.. r,x;,., ,.,c. Tbns. ,s;rs,
!, ,,r r..3i-r Tor .,o.k .,d ,bsr. ar.
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,,,,,s ,rh.x m, n,chi,.r, ,,, ordinary
,r.ir,s b.y being usr, !, xiv,n,ar. for
a.. -. 7, ,.n.r.IIx l.,.I,r.j :,
=. ,b. %, in .x-,x x,x 81 pr.iri. bar
u,d s.vnit of IN. x;r, .n,,i,i.s q, N.
I.,,.,
r,r fuel IN. ,h;.,l. !. ,o, =, Inc a.
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OFFICIAL DIR RECTORY.



County Treasurer. Newton II. Castle
County Assessor. H. W. Chies.
County Surveyor. John A. Curtis.
County Judge. Milton r. WEIGH.
County Supt OF schools. Mrs. ". J. Browne.
County Commissioner. II. II. 1axcnoll, Joha
Griffith Sol. stephens. The board meets the IRA
week Of each quAr-e-.
Delta Tsva ss0ees.-
Mayor. W. J. GaunI
Clerk. lila n. Rnby.
Trrstcs.. p L Dodge. " sander., John 4 &.
Curtis. Peter Nundry.
The Bard Of russee. meer, the nrs, and third
Tu, saays Of each month.
4. ,. and 4. ~.
Meeting nights. every secund sut fourth Mon
days Of each month. at the Nssanic Hall in the
Delta County bank builiing. Henry Hammond.
". IL. N. J. JoiAlson. s~cy.
GrsnA Ne~. l.sSse. Ns- -. x. 81 ?.
Meetin. nights, Tues lays If es-h week, at the
ClaTrne- Nelson. Z. c: II W. ,hilcs, orr aud
=. y. L. Claek, q. q. c.
Z. -. a =.
Meeting nights FRIDAYS Il each week. In the
Odd Fellows Hall In the Farmers and Merchants
nsnk building. ". d. Wheeler, y. G.: b 5. Dem
IA son. Secy.
W~>s~rs slope GseamPWess.
Meeting shis. nrst and tIird Mondays Of each
month. J.F Sanders. +. c. II. Ramsey. scrib-.
kash-rIn R-s~Hah Lodge.
Meeting ni-hts. secoHd and fourth Thur~isys
% zach rnoath. ia Cdl Fellows Hal. Alics
isoyrv. y q. Belle Hunt r. scc'y.
woeA.n sf sse W .rii
I'ei.s Camp. NJ 90. meets fir "a thiri Men
iays of each manrh At Na,h,rs' hs l. l. W.
L T.y'0r. clerk
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rhoroaghbred Hereford Bulls Fer Sale.
For Sale.-loO head thoroughbred Hero
ford bulls. coming yearlings, can be seen
now At Con Kennicotts on Surface creek
Good bankable notes. months time al
10 per cent. E-J. Mathews.
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To all points east via the Denver L
Rio Grande and Great Rock Island
Route. Leave Colorado Springs every
Friday at $40 p. m. Pullman rates.
sl.JO 10 Omaha or Kansas City, e so to
Chicago. "a so to New York and Boston.
Reserve your accommodations early
Get full particulars OF agent. or write to
". H. Firth. G. A., P. D.. 800 18th ST..
Denver, Colo. Set
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

Money to leaa % Ranches and
Town property. Best ter0s. Ne
delay. Gall or adreAs
4. q. KING.
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&c - the Delta Coansy Nereaast .
Company H yes want tie hest seeds
grsWa-oesA. garden - oeWeS.
Old papers for sale at this office.
The Delta independent., 1899-04-07

Mayor. W J. Gaunt
Clerk. lila n Rnby.
Tristce>. 2 L Dodge. ". eAnders, John 4
Curtis. Peter Nundry.
The Bard of russ-es meets the nrs, and third
Tus sdays of each month.
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Meeting nights, every second sut fourth Nor
days Of each month. at the Mssonic Hall in III
Delta Cuu1iy Bank building Henry Hammon,
W IL N. J. Jol.lson. S~c,y.
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[:]|.EIIIIlIlIEII]1j

Primary. Secondary or Tertiary syphill,
permanently cured in Is to 50 days. You eau
be treated at home for the same price under
same guaranty. IL you prefer to come mere
bills, and no charge, IL we fail to cure II you
have taken mercury, iodde potash, and still
have acnes and pains. Mucuous Patches In
spots. Ulcers on any part OF the body. Hair
or Eyeorows falling out. 1t Is this Syphiliiic
BLOOD POISON that we guarantee to cure
we solicit the most obstinate cases and chal-
lense the world for n case we can not cure.
This disease has always bafhed the skill OF
the most eminent physicians; $500. 300. capital
behind our unconditional guaranty. Absolute
proofs sent sealed on application. Address
COOK REMEDY CO..
2OT Masonic Building. Chicago,
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,alyert Notas

sl' June 6.-Recent deyelo,,-
!, aaias the human skeleton
4 " we'll six miles southwest
| :. ~ exploded the theory that
|. . 's'se of Hearne's missine
a S'a'h. Evidence of those ace !.
sa tie place at the time lie
/. '''iorod goes to proye that
4, ~ !. 1857 or 1865 the tenants
N, s 2 the well in ouest,an ,'1 Gis .
I'D \ ~ !, water contained impuri-
|.sslt /, v y to- tog :ther. shortly after
!,i,yA A Derr Of the Arm of psrr
IsI5 H. grocery business in his
h, IN; NJ, F. J. Miller ~ Mr. Ip7' ne1,
Is.ll s', oar1e' where has has Dnr.
Al rTs may mercantile busi-
\ 1 A. -l a that place his f,lture
ssioy. s,sssnplary young business
sss ,lis, ne distinction Of bsinr
'man in Texas. >
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|, ',Aool Tar CART,

\ n 49,. June $40 the graft.
s,,is. I y. and the surprise Of
4 . l t. election today on The
= I'd i' a "a! a tax Of 17ls cents
! iAs Z V,a issue bonds for school I
!. tisirie,, '', .s Independent in
Z isyor nv resulted overwhelm-
board was reelected
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READ WHAT Grand Protector knights aud
Ladies OF Honor. says; Had indigestion for
" wears. exhausted the skin of medical
friends; tried many mineral waters without
relief used three bottles Matchless Mineral
Water, since which time gained IN flesh and
strer 9Th. now scarcely realize that have a
stomach cost &c a dav. BY all druggists
j f. Palmer ~
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|slAhER VISITORS,
4 resort for the People of
East Teyns

Aast leAns.
n Texas, June 6.-Although not
4 q The large summer resorts
-ly' this little place is fast bo-
s'ln with the people of East
7 double daily passenger SER
'p'fatlon on the Gulf and In
'ssi It possible for, the peop,e
.liol OF East Texas contiguous
~, . spend the night here and
s ven homes in time for business
4. ! j. situated on the peninsula,
H., Wy on one side and the gull
\ 'a good good bathing and fishing
!, !. COL breeze, is at All TIM >
T., claimed by those who have
|.s " 'a "a the surf bathing at Roll
~ !, s,0 'psli at Galveston. and cer-
d issl NO % =, any. and a delightful.
A'A'iiS to take their out
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" ant Columns,

RATES Cash with ADJ
Per word, one Insertion. IA
Per word. four consecutive insertion, &c
Per word, seven consecutive insertions 4e
Per word, each consecutive insertion. ten
times or more TIC
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I, Il, Re at a point 'o our
M Brenhap and Two We,
;,s !, Just about the
ID collision was !, a. that
!. r,gua bridge AZ 'n nav
IA snbaukment' ana Dc,
= ,srse or four feet o.
Y lset deep from tnst
Y, 4, considerable freight
I, ,oday, and there were
y, amber train, The sec
d, northbound' En-
!, CONDUCTOR Blake engine
Nam at HIS a. M car
4. Of freight and one
- ,,r was just ahead OF
y. - minutes later the third
.,n engineer scully and
h. slth engine No SOo'
y, sixteen cars. Second 81
! ~ Ysgua river and a
\. made. The section fol-
.lose behind, the differ
h, s.,y N, Brennan being but
,ssre was not sufficient
" IA saemsn to notify the
IN. crew of the leading
!, sII,yIng train approaching
.V v M way TO prevent be-
n Y, !, II II a crash. The en-
~. ~ SOW that a collision
rarineer scully endeaY-
n 4 ,r,IS but seeing he could
" y The fireman attempted
L. ID, aid not leave the train
q, r,ught under some OF the
I'm and injured; how bad
[,s learned, but those Who
that his hurts are IN
Eill move fatal. He was re-
In plsre and given rest until
|,Esn 10 Temple, The head
| llIrd 81 could not jump from
N i reached the bridge. He
|.,,a was 10 be and he jumped
- md was unhurt, Beyond
a one was injured. There
, ruuber Of tramps on the
tut none Of them were hurt.
srrire struck the caboose II
4 good speed. The cabooss
4 r,r we're thrown down the
Al the west side and the ten
!, NJ. $50 went down the cast
,nbankment. The cars at the
,,gine piled upon it. and cars
4 I'D the same, and at this
tlsnsntled locomotive is hid.
pies Of lumber. The caboose
/ Ne locomotive and about 81
.nOIishei almost.
rls completely covered witt
4 will require a number o.
III H. A wrecking train was
srsi 10 the scene.
Tl,g letter was received by thu
tie citizens committee from
\. Moore Of Richmond "a
rnur circular letter Of the Is
.asEith enclose a list of tn
nunty delegates to the Bren
..lun, We have q competen
/ compiling statistics Of For
b be used at the convention
Z will be a large attendance
! Independence monument ha
B'snham and Is now in thi
sssly & Martin in this city
nsrlption will be cut on Il
Illiul specimen Of Texas gra,
Is highly polished. The pro
iAs unveillng ceremonies ha
itea Il will ocur at OF,
July | next, In connecttot
Yelling there will be a gran.
4 a. u.nl $500
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

STATED meeting of Gray lodge,
N No. S29 A. F. and A. NJ, tonight
N,GXV at O'Clock. Members OF Holland
NV lodge No. ] and sojourning breth-
rem are cordially invited. f. W.
Campbell. w NJ, ]. r. Cade. Secretary.
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If YOU need a real typewriter. write to Guy
mclaughlin, Houston for catalogue Of the
Remington standard typewriter. new mod
els; sold on payments $40 per month
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CR0sS EYES CURED WITHOUT THE
KNIFE. See Or. Heisig's card on last
80 ;t
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WANTED-In private fnmiiy TO
take care OF horses or tend yara. Address
$3.50, this office. o
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FOR SALE.

BUGGY FOR SALE--A few leather trimmed
top buggies for sale al S45 cash. Mosehart
Keller, corner Franklin avenue and
Caroline street. 10
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
GRAND CENTRAL. HOTEL. opposite Grand
Central depot Houston. from July 1; best
location la tie city. Splendid opportunity
for the right party. Call on or ADDRESS JONI
Flnnigan K Co.. Houston, Texas.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., physician or specialist,
Wien sl5O0 10 take interest In the manage
ment and practice in good paying est@p-
ushment; money secured; full iuyestsation
10 party meaning business ADDRESS ~,
this office. 20
IPETTN1TP n YOU appreciates first class
work Reasonable price Fernandez, G. o. ~.
Parisian steam Dyeing and Cleaning eis
Travis. is the place 70 go. u
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THE BOSTON DENTAL PARLoRs will be
ready for business in their new rooms on
tho second floor Of the Kiarl building the
18th DR. Goodman manager u
IR MANSFIELD s monthly regulator has
brought happiness TO hundreds Of anxious
women, have never had a single failure
LONGEST cases relieved IN two to 1--WE days.
without fail; no pain. no danger no inter
ference with work. BY mail or office, 81
all letters truthfully answered. The Ma
field Remedy Co. l67 Dearborn St. room
62C, Chicago, Ill. IS
FURNISH GLASSES cheaper and better
than anybody else. DR. Heisig. oculist b0212
Main street. See card on las; page. II
ATTENTION. GROCERs-Make your own
apple and white wine vinegars, thus getting
superior quality save jobhers profit. For
particulars address CLOS, this office u
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IADfFs takeu before and DURING conflne-
ment. hest medical service: trained nurses:
strictly private Address p. o, Box 2s2
Enusfnn Texas. D.
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SITUATION WANTED--As short order cook
or lunch counter man, three years expert
ence. Inquire |. and @, n, Lunch Room.
city. q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BANKRUPTCY NOTGCE.-ll the District
Court OF the United states for the Eastern
District OF Texas. at Galveston
In Bankruptcy In the natter OF A. j.
Condit Bankrupt in Bankruptcy,
To the Creditors Of A. J, Condit of Houston:
in the County OF Harris, and District
Aforesaid. a Bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on the oth
day of June. A. u. 1899, the said A. } /;
Condit was duly adiudlcatsd bankrupt ana
that the FIRST meeting of his creditors VIII
be held at { S court room In Galveston,
on the 18th day OF June. A. y. 1889 at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon at which time the
said creditors may attend. prove their
claims appoint a trustee, examine the oahA-
rupt. and transact such other business as
may properly come before said meeting,
j. r. BURNETT
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Galveston. June 5. 1913. .
NOTICE-Ofhce Of the Direct Navigation Co..
Houston. June |, lS9a-Tne annual meeting
Of the stockholders and board q directors
ct The Direct Navigation Company VII BE-
held In the company's oflcs. IN the cry OF
Houston. on Tuesday. July I. at II O'Clock
q. m. B. c. ClsArnan. secretary. -
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NOTlCE-To my friends ami patrons; After
June l l will be fourd at my rev heaalusss
ing Stables. north end san Jacinto hrldge
where | am now. better prepared TO care 10
my customers than heretofore ana con
finLance OF your patronage IS most ieppeVt.
fully solicited. John Thomls 'phone 90. 40
NOTICE. AS hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders and board o.
directors OF the Galveston, Harrisburg ano
San Antonio Railway Company VIII De heli
AZ the office OF the COMPANY. in the city "
Houston Texas on Wednesday, July o.
1899 c. B. Seger, Secretary. 10
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MANTED---A good lunch man. German. only
ono VINO understands his business need TO
apply. w, Ankernoefer, Harrisburg road.lV
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WANTED Position by a good sober yoyng
timer; strict 20 business and Satisfaction
guaranteed Address all Communications 70
Amos Rusk. wallis Texas, s
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RUBBTR-- We have lands for sale In Mexico
espccialiy adapted TO growing rubber coffee
chocolate vanilla and all tropical fruits, IN
the best localities In tropical Mexico; good
titles healthy climate; rail and water con-
rcctions; will sell in large or small tracts.
Write or call on us for information. Tlaco-
tNlran Land Company, local office sl' Main
street Houston, Texas by
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TEN-ROoM house for sale or rent; all mod
trn conveniences stable. etc. iioi Jefferson.
corner Austin. l.. a. Freed 10
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NO AID TAKEN For LESS TnAN1s CENTS.
Sc he'e rates ore Tor uniform Ads mo display.
Display Ads 60 at regular spae, rates bu, black TYP.
not allowed in Want Ads.
ss'THH pc ST is friend o, the unempoyes ana
Inserts Situation Wanted" Ads of as words ,orless)
three times free OF charge
As Letters directed to Initials only are not delivered
through the poSiotiee baiyou can have your answers
addressed to number. in care OF Tie ?osr, AMI
iorwarded TO you.
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DURING my absence from the city the EIous.
ton Land and Trust company will have en-
tire charge of my property in this city; will
ccllect all rents and act as my agent in all
matters relating thereto.
B. W. CAMP.
Executor Estate e. S. House. Deceased.
1859
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WORK WANTED--By good reliable man.
can awe good reference, TO drive delivery
wagon. or coaenman or teamster. Can al
sos Saunier street a
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ladies OF good address to in
trouuee valuable household necessity iJr
manufacturer; good nay to rignt parties
References REQUIRED. Write, statihg Ad-
dress blR7 this office,
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WANTED -stenogrspher Tor two weeks. give
eAperlenee. Aadress No. 6lSI. tnis office.