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Arizona republican., 1900-12-31
WIFE MAY VISIT HIM.

Paris, Dec. 3O.-Mme Cuignet. wife of Major Cuignet, who was recently ordered by the minister of war to be detained for two months in a fortress for violating army discipline, has been authorizrd to visit her husband. It is believed that Advocate Menard will also soon be authorized to see him. Major Cuignet's offense cSNasS09fe in writing direct to the N59A tiniseer in connection with,.the ,esfezardi tele- gram, which was AakeSt ioHed so ire quently in-.tffe preSfus case. and in making. public a scsEtatff document.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31
ROOSEVELT LECTURES.
Addrlssed a Hundred Y. M. c. A. Au-
 diences Last Night.

New York. Dec. Ex-Governor Roose- welt spoke this afternoon at Carnegie hall before an audi9nce of young men that completely filed the house It was 2 mass meeting arranged by the Y. M. c. A. of the city but it was somewhat unique in the fact that tiv chief speaker was in way addressing nor than q hundred other audiences throughout Nne country. Copies of Governor ROcsevelfs address had been secured in advance and sent 70 as sociations throughout the country, and it was said that the address was read aloud at more than a hundred other meetings at the hour hc cddressed his audience here.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31
WESTERN BLIZZARDS.

Denver, Col, Dec. BOA blizzard vis- fted Colorado last night and has con- tinued with varied strength through out the state today.
 Omaha, Neb.. Dec. 3.-A furious bliz- gard began in the eastern part of Ne braska this morning and continuing throughout the day and tonight eX- tends over the state.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31
STEAM BARGE RUNS ON REEF
Cargo of the George Dunbar Is Thrown
 Overheard.


 Racine. Wis. Dec 3O.-The steam barge George Dunbar of Michigan City, laden with 275,OCO feet of hemlock lumber, bound from Empire, Mich, to Chicago, went on Racine reef at 12 o'clock iast night during snow storm. The crew worked all night throwing the decR loid over, and 90,CGa feet of lumber was Jettisonni.
 Al daylight the beat was seen from town and Captain BreckenfeId organ ized a volunteer life-saving crew, and with tha fishing tUS Emma Bloacher, went to the rescue. The boat was re- leased and steamed in port at 9:30 o'clock this morning. She is leaking somewhat, out otherwise uninjured. Thc lumber was consigned to Wilson & O., and neither boat nor cargo was covered by Insurance. The accident was due to the fact that the Pintsch light on Racine reef was not burning.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31
EMPLoYEs SHARE IN PROFITS.
Bourne Mills Gives Bonus of S1s per
 Cent to Wage Farmers.

pioyes of the Bourne mills, who are entitled to q part in the profit sharing plan in use by the corporation, have received bonus of 3h per cent on the wages earned from June 9 to De- cenber s of this year. This is the twe,ty-third semi-annual dividend that has besn paid by the coTporatioIs under this plan. It will net more to the participating operatives than usual from the fact that a high scale of wages has been in use since December of last year. and steady employment has been given. The amount each participant will receive from the profit sharing plan varies from $2 to $15.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31
ANOTHER REPORT.

Paris. Dec. 30.-Havas agsncy las re- ceived the following dispatch from Pe- kin: Prince Ching and Ii Hung Chang have communicated h the for eign envoys an imperial edict in which the emperor declares that China ac- cepts the joint note and authorizes Prince Ching and Ii Hung Chang to negotiate and to ask for Q suspension of hcstilities."
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31
BOY SHOT BY HIS FATHER.

Great Falls, Mont, Dec. 30.-Jacob Werter today shot and fatally wound ed his son John. Weuter had treated his wife badly and the son interfered to protect the mother. The father dkew a revolver and fired a ball into the boys neck. The son is paralyzed and will die. The father gave him. self up.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31
JEFFRIES WILL TRAIN.

Cincinnati, Dec 3O-It is announced that Ed Cook. a representative of w. A. Brady, will be h5re this week to open Jeffries quarters and Jeffries is expected to go into training at West Baden, Ind, next week.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31
TROUBLE AT A WAKE.
One Man Badly Beaten and Another
 Attempts Suicide

Rritton. s. D., Dec 3O.-A number of friends gathered at the house of John Pypiar near Veblen. to sit up with the remains of one of his children. Dur ing the evening Pypiar was found ly- ing between the house and the barn With several gashes in his skull and with his throat and neck severely in jured lie was picked up for dead.
 Upon seeing his condition Moses La FroGbois disappeared, and a little later was discovered hanging from the limb of a tree mean the barn. He was cut down before life was extinct. Pypiar is in a fair way to recover. La From bois is under arrest to await the re suit Of the injuries to Pypiar.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31
STRICKEN BY PARALYSIS.

Akron, O., Dec. SO.-Former City Commissioner Joseph Hugill was stricken by paralysis today while drinking a toast to the grand master together with other Knights Templar. His recovery is doubtful.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31

ANOTHER CHILD KIDNAPPED.
 Houshton, Mich. Dec. S0.-T'de five year-oldy son of Mrs. Raymond Thiev- cry of Dollar bay has been Kidnapped, evidently in hope of securing ransom
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-06

HAVE YOUR WINDOW AWNINGS ru, up
now before the rush. Select material from
our new supply OF goods just received
Everything made in first class style. katt-
man & Kneeland Tent Company. 3lSh Main
street. u
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SITUATION wANrED-MALE.

MILL EDUCATED young man desires em-
ptVyinent in any capacity; must nave work
OF some sort. best OF references. sszS, TINS
Dfltre.
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A Debate on Expansion.

Bryan, Texas, April i.--The students Of
the opera house last night, The question
was: Resolved, That expansion is an un-
wise policy for the United States" The
affirmative was represented by T, r. Mil
Ter, w T. Medley, W. s. Higgs and A. H.,
Royal Negative by J. A. knight, D, A.
Robinson, w H. Rankin and A. D. Yates,
Major L. L. McInais, Judge A. G, Board,
w. Wipprech, Malcolm Carnes and A. j..
Buchanan acted as judges and decided in
favor of this affirmative. The young gem
tlemen acquitted themselves we'll.
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HEMpsTEAD NEWS NOTES.
Rabbi schwnrz Broke His Right Arm
by Falling.


Hampstead Texas, April 4.-The VEN
cradle Rabbi II. Schwarz fell from his
gallery yesterday and broke his right arm.
1t was only few months ago that he and
his estimable helpmeet celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary.
Messrs. Lee Miller and r. w. Crawford,
young men of this city, have gone to
Brennan to start a mattress factory
A piece of vandalism, the first of the
kind IN several months. was reported yes
terday Some man or boy, the latter more
likely, shot through c. H. Wiers store,
breaking the glass in two doors.
Senator Waller T. Burns OF Houston
is IN the city attending county court.
Miss Flora solomon returned home to
Corsicana yesterday after months visit
here.
Mss Annie Thompson is spending the
week in Houston with relatives.
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METALS.

/, April SIN metals today bust
irly active, and as whole gen
y in tone. London advices were
Regular: tin again declined in the
II on account of easier cables,
k at 3l,12hdS1 1874 asked against
light. Spelter continued its up
\ influenced by good all-around
bsing firmer in tone at 40 bid
led. Lake copper held firm at un-
ces, closing 1900 Pig iron war
lead ruled quiet and unchanged,
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FOR SALE Handsome rrivate collection OF
Mexican and Hungarisn opals. ruhios. emer-
AIDS. topaEs sapphires and turquo SEES; re-
tail or Wholesale sshl. this ofhcc. 10
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ToN SEED PRODUCTS.
DEATHS AND MARRIAGES.
Deaths.

Deaths.
II, W, H.; near Marshall
P. W. F.; near Terrell,
Miss Annie. aged IA; at Fair.
RI n, Herschel, aged 80; near Nc
|ars, Mary; at Gainesville.
A, J.. aged II; near Weather
(rch 81,
n, H., George ss aged 50; near
EoN, W. "; at Marshall,
Ers. Eliza, aged 81; at Beeville,
Mrs, o. f.; at san Antonio;
AZ Runge, March 2e.
Mrs. Marian; at Monor,
r. W. T.. aged SO; at Bryan.
Pseph; near Paris. March 20.
mel near Kanawha, Red River
Mrs R. L.; at Batesville,
N, Y. eseu VI ~
March %.
a. Mrs, aged IS; near Denton.
H. y. aged 81; at Dallas. April /
y MARY s.. aged As; at Dallas.
Dr.. J. W, aged 50; at Dallas
" G; at smithville, Maret
81 Mrs Hugh; near Mckinney
M III Lizzie Ie aged so; near Nc
: y at Jacksonville. March
Mrs Frank. ss,d IS; at Rurk
''a Alta, aged 20; at Maldoon
Ri ~, 4 II A.. aged So; al Bren,
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MARKET REVIEW.
ofnce OF The Post.

Ofnce OF inc fost.
Houston. Thursday. April 8.
es received a car OF esR case
h OF poultry were exceedingly
assignments easily sold at quota
fryers and Springs are In
right now.
OF strawberries today we're the
season thus far. the Houston
Commission company alone re-
hates. There seems to be good
them. however. and prices werc
hout any trouble.
no more California navy beans to
his market now. the price for
impaired with the imported navy
them away. A car of beans
here Yesterday and there were
first named class therein. Tho
Inns are now quoted at 37sdic.
r. than the California article.
Manson & Co. pnloaded two cars
.oday. The shipment is a fine
Ind one lot has some exceedingly
Is; In fact. larger than any ever
his market. This firm will I'M
California navel oranges tomor.
Trade Journal gives an account
sale in New York of a carload
II auction for the benefit Of ST.
of that city. Tho fruit. which
lie. was donated ky the Southern
Puit exchanges. The sale of the
s63f.75 for the charity named. The
sold for $1,000 and then resold
making $3.50. 90 for the box. This
Isl price ever paid for ono box
and the children OF the Five
bn. TO whom the fruit 1t contained
bted. certainly enjoyed a high
Nv. Every orange cost about 500,
the price which box OF that
to have brought in the Klondiko
been a material advance in ths
ION and other bog products with
few days. due 10 scarcity o.
baen an advance recently IN
XRoyal Gloss starch. both beins
at ilsGihc,
aranke of New York thus discus:
Eituation 1t is common error
10 speculative purchases the late
"a tho price of lemons. which has
mly maintained; and from thi:
Xargue that the market will sooI
Hat any considerable proportion oI
Brings has been taken for promp
seems to be incopceivahle e
Is whose immediate wants have
ne months supplied from another
Vanished with stocks perhaps NOR,
Mo meet the wants of their winter
fhave paid little attention to pass
Hin the foreign trade. They hav,
= 10 prices prvalent from werk u
I've esteemed them high or low, &C.
the figures impressed them; BIT
een at no pains to ascertain VIII,
We're high or low. Few know
|ipts at New York from Septemb p
March 81, 1900. were 1913. $50 boxes
E4,90O during the previous season
Zof al. l20 boxes. Or that receipts
5orts were l55. 100 dur. ing the sea
% and l26.300 boxes during tn
Bon; a shortage of $4,000 boxes
total shortage in imports to tn
IS 1862. 920 boxes. There were soil
of New York in the month o
800. $50 boxes. In the montl
he sales aggregated only 1880
prtage Of 1884, boxes In a singl
$ estimated that the sales durini
month tApriO win fall 5000
OF last year.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DRUG STORE CHEAP, doing cash, paying
business, Address $500, this office. 70
NEWSPAPER PLANT, plenty of material to
rui. country weekly or daily: everything IN
good shape for $3.50 cash. No notes accepted.
Address 1892 this office. 6
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LIFE TINE OPPORTUNITY Saloon for sale
in up-to- date town: county seat; 300 pop
ulation: two new railroads under conslrue-
ton: oil and sugar mill In sight; pest op
portuu.ty before the public; investigate and
apply to John c. johnson, Wharton, Texas
"RP'' 3
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MACHA, Frank, aged "a: near Fayette-
RICE, Mrs. olie; at Paris, April I.
LAMBERT. Mrs Mollie; at waxahachie
ALLEN. Mrs. John c.; at Mineols, March
| al.
HUTCHINSON, Mrs. Sarah f., aged 40; at
Denison. March 3d.
BLALOCK, Mrs. Matte; at Plano, April ?.
lALDRICH, Mrs. Sarah, aged 50; at Denl-
son, March 30.
LoMAx, j. L.; at Antioch, March 81.
lM'DowELL. Mrs. Elizabeth; near Mar
pIDcoKE, H. B.. aged ~; at Gatesvllle,
HARDlE, WEIGH aged "a; at Abilene,
HART Charles. aged II; at Mineoia,
March 81.
Marriages.
MIR. Price Butler and Miss Jennie Har-
/ vey; at Forney, March q.
Mr.. Willie Garrett and Miss Eta Brock;
at Weatherford, March 20,
Mr.. Lee Tucker and Miss Matte Clifton;
at Hillsboro. March 90,
Mr. ]. S. Williams and Miss Jennie
Bush; at Gainesville March 90.
Mr.. Will Reynolds and Miss Minnie
Ayres; at Hillsboro, March q.
\ Mr.. ]. Y. Stewart and Miss Myrtle
Dubose; at Corsicana. March %.
Mr.. j. T. Joplin and Miss Fannie Elan;
at Cleburne, March 20.
DR.. H. H. Segrest and Mrs. r. Belle
Skinner; at Corpus Christi, March 81.
Mr.. c. l.. Anders and Miss Lulu Amack-
err; at Commerce. March Is.
Mr.. W. NJ. Fowler and Mrs. Priscilla
Kirkland; at Gatesville March 81
Mr.. S. c, Scaling of st. Louis and Miss
Florence Denis; at Granbury, March q.
Mr.. Rush Smith and Miss Eva Sherman.
at Kaufman. April L.
Mr.. J. w. Yarbrough and Miss Allie
Norris at Cleburne April /.
Mr.. W. II. Mccoy and Mrs. Belle Nc
Mahon at Paris. April 9.
Mr.. Robert Burton and Miss Daisy Kem-
per; at Paris, April 2.
\ Mr.. j. NJ. Green and Miss Laura Lands;
at Commerce, March so.
Mr.. Henry Edgar and Miss Leila Taylor;
at Gilmer. March %.
4 Mr.. Paul Qugley and Miss Cordie Tay
Ilor; at Greenville. April l.
4 Mr. w. +. Bell and Miss Horice Kent;
at Sherman, April /.
Mr.. Henry Ball. Jr Of Dallas and Miss
Eva Johnson; at Corsicana, April l.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS on salary or. commission: The
greatest agents seller ever produced; every
user OF pen and ink buys Il on sight zoo
10 500 per cent profif. one agents sales
AMOUNTED TO $500 IN six days: another s3s
Ia two hours. Monroe Mfg. Co. y i3S, La
Crosse. VS. les
A NEW INyENTfoS--Best aonfy maker
on the market Counties east Of the BFszos
rap be had fayorsbiy. Rumph, 200 Main
street ~
IrFNTs ia evsry town aud county 70 sell
Keeper Fastener attachment for riyetsng
machine; patent pending. enormous PROFIT.
send CSC for sample Geo. Y. Paxton. Brook
land. Wash. y. G. "a
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BANK CAPITAL-Wanted for small National
bank splendid location Address sss6' THIS
office. ~
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FOR RENT--Two or three very desirable
rooms. suitable Tor light Housekeeping;
modern improvements. 1915 Travis street.
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WANTEp--A good settled cclored woman to
cock. references required Apply 70i Bell
avenue, Is
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china and water color painting; private or
class lessons: orders taken; firing, studio.
1905 Main street Al
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WANTED Position by experienced dry goods
man, who SPEAKS kngnsn and Germaa; w
10 cate decorator ana stocAneeper, single
once b
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WANTED Mine boss; an experienced sober
energetic mine boss is wanted for a shaft
coal ignito mine in Southern Texas: must
understand how to manage and control
Mexican labor: a good permenrnt position
for the right man. Address Nina Boss this
office. giving references and experience "
minIns q
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MORPHINE. opium. laudanum. cocaine
haoit; myself cured will MORN you OF
harmless. permanent homo cure. Mary 5.
Baldwin box 1912, Chicago, 4-3l
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LOST. FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

49,
LOsf-Pointer dog, liver colored; had eo Ia
on, suitable reward. j: F. Wlihans' Eva
Milan street.
s.. 30 REWARD for one sorrel mare. BRANDED
on left shoulder, age years. wfi'e my
Thos. Youngblood, Nllano, Texas
sTRAYED OR STOLEN, one scrrel mare,
years old, Is hands high. bald face, brane
l. over horizontal line on left hip } l. -
on right hip. | will pay s. for return 70
chappeil Hill, Texas. Joe Komlnskl. ~
STRAYED-one sorrel mare. fresh ciippeu,
shoe all round about years Ole. no
brands. one or moro white feet; suitapie
reward for return 10 Houston ELECTRIC
Street Railway company.
STRAYED-One large brown and bay mare !
good order; no brands. $40 reward ior 10
formation. n. y. Foofe, al Houston caI-
rage Co., corner Commerce ana Milan, CIV,
IosT OR eToLEN-J. q. pison's Book Of
X Retirement. reward for return 70 CRefief.
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FOR sAl.E-Two small iron safes. two crap
isblee: Apply Lobby saloon. corner Milan
and Prairie. .
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POSITIVE ECZEMA CURE and all diseases
Of the skim former price So now sold at
81 large sized bottle Ash your druggist
for lbs or address box Ssi. fremont ho.el,
Galveston Texas ,to. IA
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NOTICE. MILL AEN-The j. A. Carroll pat
en-: automatic log cart has no equal on
earth as a log ak!dder. The Beaumont
Texas, is hauling and skiddlng 10000 feet
timber per day 70 each cart We only run
four carts and we are averaging daily 12o,-
Geo feet We haul all with carts; don't
skid any We work four mules 10 each
cart For further particulars address tho
undersigned at Buna. Jasper county, Texas.
J. A. Carroll
P. s.--Beaumont Lumber company in
dorses this statement J. A. Carroll.
ALL
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LOST or e!oLEN--J. q. Ovens Book Of
Referencsn: reward for return 70 cRsr' q
this office.
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RrAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

S-1,.7- orc -, f5,,nnejs sf-sef. fifIe ne-TccT.
v,iI ssii al or mari Address wanted his
WI "" ~ Va 49, ~"
5 ,, =, ~ crATT ar -. -
iS hsI ~ hEAh DSfn'N' '"e WI oia's
LOT YOUR say nSs..--------------
HIGHLY improved fruit farm for sale; two
cstteges TOT Ient or SAFE IN inr' Waru. mm
y nlns q 20.
SIN LOTS in Fifth ward near shops at 500
per lot, $500 buys this. groom two story
and 5-room cottage 10 Sixth ward Four
lots on Ruffalo ekreet at 4 bargain. Some
very desirable RESIDENCES IN lnmu WARD az
nsreh.n ~ yov nss ss,,rns W RI !" o Ins,.
Wy ms ehu ses qus nss ',,, s,,~n =" S'sN"
Nh sALE--Lo's IRON ~ siV'' H. r.
VIZ SIeEor
car line Il. T. MacGrsgor .----------------e
southeast corner, $1,000: two and oue-hatf
lots on Main street, cholcn corner, S-Veei
two and ons-half lots. Crawford street.
5000; elegant home, paved street, four
lots. at bsrgaini three lots San Jae.nto
street, $500: three lots, four houses, Sec
choice Main street properly, both residence
~.NN W.
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FOR RENT-Store. half block from Capitol
hotel. on Main street. oiis feet front by 1903
store on Preston street. with grinding and
all EQUIPMENTS for Eunsmith; good opening
for coed razor grinder. Apply 40 Fannin
BtrEet 10
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WANTED--Parties seeking situations to call
Or address Southern Business Exchange. AZ
Rinx. IL
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PLEASANT south rooms for seven dollars.
one block from South End car Sa02 Smith
street.
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TWo NICE COTTAGES on Fannin and Jack
son Third ward. VIM. n. King Co..
phoDo 800
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cheap. y J. Collins lolen Congress. 2
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS: reasonable;
block from court house. Amply 3l5 Caro-.
Inns. 10
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FOR RENT.

A SPLENDID room 10 private family at 1905
Texas avenue near Caroline. =
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FARM FOR RENT--iOo acres SIX miles west
Of city. near gravel road four houses, good
barn wells and cstern. NJ l.. Westheimcr,
1901 Texas avenue 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


PUBLIC NoTICE--As the picnic season has
apprcacbed. | herewith offer my park with
pavilion. free OF charge 20 every socley
and sunday school 1t is the only place
this year with ali conyeniences and clear
OF disreputalle characters; please make
your arrangements In time, For trans
portation see the Magnolia Park Railroad
company. william Angerhoefer. Jr.. viii
nelmshoeho Park.
NOTICE is hereby given thar the regular
annual meeting OF the stockholders and
directors of the Hearne and BRACES Valley
Railroad company viii be held al the gem
eral offices OF the company in tho town OF
Hearne, Robertson county. Texas, on tue
ist day of May. 1900. w p Ferguson Score
tary Henrne and Brszos Valley RAILROAD
Company. 5-I-0e
THE GALVESTON. HOUSTON AND NORTH
ERN RAILWAY cOMPANY--Notice OF An
nual Meeting Pursuant tc resolution
adopted ny the board OF directors. notice is
hereby given that the annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Galveston Aous-
ton and Northern Railway Company for the
year 1900 has been. called to convene at the
general otice Of the company IN Houston,
Texas. at ~ o'clock noon on the Goth day
OF April, 1905; aud the annual meeting OF
the directors OF said company for sad
year has been called 20 convene at the Same
place and on the same day and directly az,
ter ihv adjournment OF the stockholders
meeting On that date c. y. seger. secrs.
tary. 4-g0
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SOUTH ROOMS for rent all modern con
yanlences for gentlemen. references. 1901
Travis street
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TO RENT or share with civic or benevolent
association order. well furnished ball.
Address soin, this Office 8
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FOR sAL4

MANHATTAN TYPEwRlTER--oniy SIS:
none better, easy payments. r. J. finck
Co, Galveston, Texas
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FIVE LOTS on Runnols street. title perfoc
viii sell all or part Address Wanted, tn
office
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FOR RENT--Two large nicely furnished
rooms third floor Moore- Burnett building.
Texas avenue and Fannln. ~
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BTgINEss CHANcE--Possibiy ell you may
have guessed about insurance work Is
wrong II dissatisfied with the present out
look, If you would like 10 lay the foundation
for an income for life, why not post your
and integrity are Indispensable II you can
comply with the conditions. the Nov YORK
Life wants you For agency contract ad-
dress W H. Roberts. Agency Director,
Houston. Texas.
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MANUFACTURERS with $1,000 TO go 70 Cape
Nome with an experienced man with min
ing machinery. Address Claim No a, tbs
office =.
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Ofnce OF inc fost.
Houston. Thursday. April ..
IS received car OF egR case