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The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09

Week Win witness Closing Fight on
Porto Rican Bill.
WashinRton, April s.-The feature Of
The week in the Houss Will be the closins
II the fight on the Porto kioan tariff
ill. The Repu blioan managers will car.
y out the programme agreed upon In
iauous on Wednesday, when a speSiai rule
will be presented which will bring the
motion to concur In the Senate amend
ments to vote after several hours OF de.
late.
Both are laboring earnestly to poll
their full strength, but the Republicans
appear to be confident that the motion
will carry by q safe margin.
They assert that the Republican opposi-
tion will not be ovsr seven votes, the
lumber who voted against the original
bill. The agricultural appropriation bill
.ill consume tomorrow and Tuesday
griday Ia private pension day and Satur-
day is set apart for addresses on the re.
oeipt of the statue Of Oliver y. Morton
Of Indiana.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09
CONGRESS- THIS WEEK.
Senators Hurrying Matters for
An Early Adjournment.
Attempt WIN Be Made 90 Bring Quay
Matter TO Vote.

Washington, "A pril e.--Senator Chandler
probably will make an effort Monday to
get the Senate TO agree upon o day for
taking vote on the resolution concern
ing the seating of Senator Quay. The
present indications are that for the pres
ent he will fail to secure unanimous con-
sent, and in any event the discussion OF
the resolution will proceed. Among the
senators who are expected to engage in
the discussion are kessrs. Burrows,
| Quarles and P1att Of Connecticut. all
Of whom oppose the seating Of Mr.. Quay.
air. Burrows probably will speak Mon
day.
The Indian appropriation hill will con-
tlnue to receive attention until disposed
of but 1t Is not expected to occasion a
great deal more debate.
Senator Carter hopes to proceed wfah
the consideration Of the Alaskan code
bill early In the week, with the hope OF
securing action at an early day. There
are still some differences pertaining to
mining rights to be adjusted In this
measure and more or less discussion neo-
sssarily will preoede their determination.
The appropriation bill for the District OF
Columbia probably will bs considered
during the week.
On Wednesday Senator Lodge will ask
the Senate to vote upon ths Philippine
temporary measure, but he does not ex-
pect to accomplish more than to get q
day fixed for the vote. There is apparent
" no disposition to debate this bill to
any great extsnt, but an otJsotion is Ike
" to to entered to q vote Mt this time.
The Republican Senators sare disDoFed
TO crowd on all possible sail with the
view of securing early adjournment and
to this end will seek to ge5 early action
On appropriation bills and on other nec-
ssAry legislation.
The Democrats apparently are disposed
20 fall in with this idea and they, too,
express a desire to get away early in the
summgr.
The comm ittee on elections will con-
sluds It's consi 1eration of the case Of Sem
ator CLARK of Montana during the week.
Senator Chandler, chairman Of the COM
uittee, expresses the opinion that only
1De sitting of the committee will be neo.
sssary to determine the attitude Of the
committee. A portion Of the session OF
me Senats Of Tuesday afternoon will b.
devoted to eulogies upon the late Repre-
sentative Bland Of Missouri.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09
CAVALRY CAPTURED.
Another British Disaster Reported
By Beers.

Pretoria. Friday, A priI 6.--via Loursneo
Marques. is reported that Gen. D
Wet attacked and dsfestsd a lasgs fore
Of British cavalry at DE Vets Dorp, south
asst of Bloemfontein. capturing $50 pri,
oners and large quantity sof ammuni
lion and camp stores and infllotin
heavy loss. The federal loss was tz'
killed and four wounded. All Is quis'
with the other commanders.
NO TRACE OF LOST CoLUMN.
Bsthany, Saturday. April L-Ger
GatAore's force has rssurned here v
out having found any trace Of the -.l-
Sated British columns captured b. n,
Rsddersberg commando.
1t ia impossible to estimate thu Britisl
loEses, but, as the men fought stabborp
Iy, It is probable that these were large.
GATACRE 100 LATE.
Bethany. orangs Free State, t thursday
infantry, which WAS surprised by tho
Reddersburg commando, while mRrcf iu'
across the country via De Vets Dorp
made plucky stand; but as the Bosr
hal three field guns and the British
none, the latter were compelled to surren
der.
Gen. Gatacre arrived too late. Red
dersburg was already re. occupied the
by the Beers and the enemy are nov
threatening the lines to the South.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09
wEArHER OBSERVATIONS.

The agricultural department weather
bureau for yesterday, Apriiss, taken at 6
p. M, meridian time, the observation for
this section being given In this order;
Temperature, direction of wind, state Of
weather.
Boston, SO, NV. clear; New York, AZ,
w, clear; Philadelphia, 4s, N, clear;
Washington, 90. N, cloudy; Albany,
S6. NV, clear; Buffalo, "a, NV. clear; De-
troit, "a, NE, p. cldy; Chicago, 40, NE,
cloudy; St Paul, A. T., cloudy:
Huron. Oak, 90, E, cloudy; Bis
marck, 90, Sc, cloudy; Jacksonville, 20,
w, clear.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09
PRETTY STIFF BREEZE.
Train of Cars Llfted From Track by
Gale and Blown Down Embankment.

North Sydney, c. B., April s.-Ths
steamer Bruce, which arrived here thif
morning. brought particulars of an acci.
cent which occurred on the New Found
land railway at o'clock Saturday morn.
Ing. The train had just got over tn,
fridge at Bear Pond when 1t Was strnel
by heavy gale and the oars lifted from
the rails and rolled down an enbank
ment ten feet. In the car neat the enginf
we're co men en- routs feom Csrbonea t.
Glaze Bay to work for the Dominion Goa
company. This cars took iire aud the 90
supauts had barely time to escape.
There were three ladies and several gen
tiemsn passengers in the Pullman. This
car also took fire and the ladies had mar
row escapes from being burned to death
There was no lost OF life. All the car
= ere destroyed. Bear Pond is IL miles
from Port An Basque.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09
FOR INTERVENTION.

President steyn says Destiny OF Hepubs
lies Is In Hands OF Russia, Germany
and France.
Lourenco Msrquez. Friday, April g.
President Steyn IN hls address to the
Free State oIksraad at Kroon stad on
Wednesday, April 4, said the burghers
were in n better position than at the
commencoment Of hostllitles. He thrsat-
ened nose who had surrendered to the
British and annou need that the Free
Stste bad borrowed half a million from
the Transvaal for the pprpross Of var.
England. he declared, had broken every
convention.
Ref, rrlng to the correspondence with
Lord Salisbury, he observed;
1.-THE destiny Of the republics Is In
higher ha1ds than those Of the British
government, namely IN the hands Of the
PEOPLE Of France, Russia and Germany,
who are aSiiating for Intervention.
"1he war will soon end. II it to true
that Beer prisoners have been sent to
st Helena, We would bs Justified In oon-
sigHing British prisoners to tns lowest
depth of the johannesburg mines"
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09
MopUs VIvENDI RENEWED.

St. johns, N. r., April s.-Mr. JOSEPH
ChAmb srlaln has netiaed the colonial
binst that the British and French gov
s,nmsnts have renewed the Anglo-Brenoh
modus viyendi covering fishery rights
on the New Founaland treaty shore un-
til the close Of the present season.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

Portland. April s, 1900 = The local
weather bureau records the following:
sa. barometer, 29.52S; thermome-
ter, IS; dew point, 4; rel. humidity, 10;
direction of wind, NV velocity, 81; state
of weather, clear.
D. m barometer, 29G44; thermome
ter. SO; dew point 10; rel. humidity, 30;
direction of wind, NW;yeiocity, IL; state
of weather, clear.
Max. temp, Al; min. temp. 81; mean
temp, 40: max. wind veloc., 20 NV; pre-
cipiiation-2l hours,0,
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09

captured. The prisoners effected their
escape by cutting fsnOe under the SEN
try bridge. while the sentry Was above
A driver Of n sanitary cart was offered
200 pounds to carry of the prisoners.
a new tunnel has been discovered In
the direction opposite to the former one.
It had been completed to within five feet
Of the point for o breach.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09
MAY BE DISASTROUS.
Basutos Are Losing Confidence In Britt
ish.

Mazeru, BasutolAnd, Thursday. April
5-Ths Ie-oo6upation Of Ladyhrand,
Theba N'Chu and the Bloemfontein wat
ar works by the Bosrs in the very sight
Of the Basutos, who recently witnessed
the expulsion Of the Beers by the British,
la by far the most important aspect OF
he situation here In view of It's prebabls
eject on the native mind. Already the
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09
THE WEATHER.

Boston, April s-Forecast for Monday; :;
Fair. colder; brisk northwest Winds
Tuesday, partly cloudy; probably oontin-
usd fair, fresh north to east winds.
Washington, April s. S-Forecast for Mon
day and Tuesday; for New England
Fair Monday; cloudy Tuesday; brisk
north westerly winds.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09

natives are arguing that the British haTf
suffered reverses; and. should ths British
svacuate Wspsnor. the results, SO far 81
the natives are concerned, ara likely t
prove DISASTROUS.
All hope to see Gen. Brabant steadily
advances and drive the enemy befare him
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09
(TALK No. 1922
c ATARACT GLASSES.

IL Is absolutely necessary that every
person who has an operation for cata-
raot should wear glasses. The opera
tion destroys the lens Of the eye and
glasses must be uss6 to replaced it.
Othsrwlss the eye viii be entirely out
Of focus snd the best results of the
operation lost. Tie specialist who
removes = cataract and does not In
sist that glass be worn constantly
has only half fulfilled his mission,
Cataract glasses are furnished In a
grsab variety Of shapes. The most
popular style Is the reversible frame.
as only one eye ls Used, one glass for
distance, and one for reading sre all
that are necessary. With the reyersl-
bls frame the distance glass is placed
in one side and the reading glass in
the otkeF II the dlsanes glass is be-
fore the eye 1t is only necessary to
take OF the glasses. turn them over
and they are In position for reading
and sewing. I make glasse@ in all
styles and kinds.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09
MAY CUT Off ROBERTS.
Railr5hd and Telegraph communIea-
tion in Danger.

London, April o.--The BIosmfonteir
graphing Friday, gays;
"No anxiety need bs felt as to the ss-
ourity OF Bloemfontsin, although the enc
my may succeed In degtroy Ing teleeraph!'
communication and even in cutting th
railway for brief period.
"a number OF civilians. including LAD
Bsntinick and Lady Edward Cecil, VIII
have arrived here recently from Cap
Town. left today in compliance with (
general order issued by the authorities"
The Cape Town corIsspondens of tn.
Daily News telssraphing FIiiay, says
lowing to lack Of horses and to t.
sufferlngs OF the men from pneumonia
due to thin clothing. Lord Roberts ms
decided net to make big movement
until the troops are provided with tbioksi
uniforms.
THE BOER LINE.
London, April 9-The BloemfohteiI
correspondent Of the Times telsgraphint
Friday, says:
sThs Beers now stretch in thin nrt
from SRnnas Post, on the south. to
point east Of Jagsrsfontein.
''The railway stations are amply Pre-
tsotsd, but their defense neosssitates heavy
patrolllng work"
BoERs HAVE ESCAPED.
simonstown. Cape Colony. Saturday,
April Tit appears now, that no fewer
than 80 Beers escaped from the old eamT
last evening. Nine have since been r.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09
THREATENING RAILROADS

Beers in Force south OF BIoemfon-
tein.
Blosmfontein, Saturday, April 1.-THE
Boers are reported In force to the south,
threatening the railroad which, however,
strongly protected.
British pIckets at Springfield. eight
miles distant. ware attacked today by
Beers advancing from the water works.
Re-mounts are rapidly arriving. The
British are in high spirits and anxious
20 advance.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09

rHE CAPTURE AT WATER WORKS
Pretoria, Wednesday, April At is
fticially announced here that at the
3loemfontein water works the republican
orces captured IL officers and 302 men
nth II guns, two ammunition wagons
and mules.
CoLvILLE TOO LATE.
Bloemfontsin, Friday, April 6.-Tte
inth division under Ger. Colvile.
aarohed "Wednesday In the direction o.
2sltfontein, but arrived too late to dis
arse q gathering OF Beer Ieaderg who
lad assembled tners for conference. Tha
ilvision returned bers today,
Gen. n.Gatacre has retired 70 Bethany o.
Fders from headquarters TO guard tss
ailway.
RE-MOUNrS ARRIVING.
London. April a.-The Blosmfonte,D
correspondent ofsthe Daily Telegraph in
despatch dated Friday, says:
IAN is quiet he e. Re-mounts and
endorsements are arriving and prepara.
iors are being made to deal with Tire
nemy. Last Tuesday many Of the his
1rio regiments, like the Scots Greys, The
nniskilliug Dragons and the Lancer.
ould not mustsr q hundred mountes
asn, while artillery horsts we're very
c8roe.
"The enemy have now been entirely
cleaned out from the position they Iats-
" occupied north OF Glen, and the Brit
sh force there is being considerably aug
men ntsd. Lord kitchener commands tht
allway TO the south and our position
re secure against interruption. ThC
roops are all In good spirits, thouei
3adly in iced of cl othing and boots"
CAUGHT STEYN'S BROTHER.
BIosmfoptsin, Saturday, April IAN
lther of Mr.. StsyD's brothers was cap;
iTed near Karee Siding yesterday and
,rrived here today.
FRENCHMEN CAPTURED.
Boshof, Orange Free State, April O.
The prisoners captured By the British
yesterday and brought In today include
many Frenohmen. They present wet
md bs-drsggied appearance.
Lord Methusn has complimented his
nen on their behavior. Captains Boyle
nd Williams of the Ysomanry and Gsn
De Villehois Mareuil were buried today
With military honors.
GEN. DE VlLLEBUIS MAREUIL.
London, April s.-Ths Blcemfontein
correspondent OF the Daily Mall tell,
,raphins : Friday and referring to the
lsath at Bosh0f OF Gen. Ds Villsbols
Marsul, commander of tho French
legion In the Boer army, snysi
"He was y fine typs Of the French beau
sabreur. lraVe. dashing, highly iRtslli-
GENT, loving war, a polished gentleman
It home ana scholarly and almost bril-
liant writer. He was Of far too high type
o be understood by It's Beers, who
ihowed open contempt fer his advice ana
iisobsdienoe TO his orders.
"Hs ID was who warned Gen, Cronis
hat he Was being hanked by Lord Rob
lfts. CronJs replied, Angrily; 'Ihs Brit
gh will never leave the railway %
ROYAL RIFLES SAFE.
AHwal North, Saturday, April Il
The Royal irish Ridss, which have been
'alling back from Rockville, arrived here
afely last night Their retirement was
covered by . detachment sent by Gen
Brabant, Frustrating the Beers and inter
rupsing tie movement Of the enemy. from
RouxvilIs. Lieut. Bontey and two men
Il Brabant's detachment Of the border
horse are missing. Two Beers we're killed
in the FeAr guard action.
A strong Boer commando Is reported
10 be 81 WA'sskop. II miles west Of Roux-
'ille.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09
JUST FOR FUN

notice how long it takes to get the kettle boll-
ing after you have kindled the FL e with wood.
You'n thiuk 1t takes an awful long time TIy
isSsatl next morning 20 be sure you have not
I1ade any mistake. Then try one morning with
BENsoN's ALWAYS READY CHARCOAL
and youll be surprised.
BIG BAGS. Zoe at all Grocers.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09
aIscELGANEOUa
NIeCELGANEOUa
GREATEST
or
HUMAN
BLESSINGS

A skin without tlernish and body nour-
isi1sd with pure blood. Such Is the happy
condition produced by cuTlCURA SOAP
and cUTIcURA Ointment, externally, and
CUTIcUEA RES0LVENT, internally, In tho
sevSre5t cases Of torturing, disiiguring,
itching, burnlnE, ard scsly humoFs.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09

uHE CAPTURE AT WATER WORKS
Pretoria, Wednesday, April At Is
fficially announced here that at the
3loemfOntein water works the republican
1roes captured IL officers and 362 men
nth II guns, two ammunition wagons
md muIas.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09
IN THE HOUSE.

Week VIII witness Closing Fight on
Porto Rican Bill.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-09

Sold ercryuherc Price. THH SIT, ei2si ef CrTtcrRA
Soar. Ec atNTllEEr a0c kgsOLN ENr Shnii uirel, hc
rorrrE Dtua Ash CHrN. Cor. sole Pops, Boston,
~ Eou 20 Cure bumori." ct-psEo book. tree.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-19

HOME ON INsTALLMENTs--s extra.
ordinary BARGAINS for cash this week. City
aud country homes for sale or exchange
K. G. Gray 4 Co Long distance phone
100. also telegraph In office. ID
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Ekins. May 1S.-Secretary Hestcr's
b II the worlds visible supply OF
Biz up from special cable and tele-
i.ntss compares the figures of this
b list seek, last year and the year
b Il shows a decrease for the week
" 81 1850, against a decrease of
y yar and a decrease of 1i2,752 year
|AA The total visible is 2,5S2 800,
|lFi,0 last week, f,6l5, 235 last year
|sEi year before last. or this the
lnsican cotton is 1,92S,009, against
bit week, S,4sl, 235 last year ana
!ar before last, and Of all other
bidding Egypt, Brazil, India. etc,
:linit $4,000 last week, 1,154, 900 last
! NlOl0 year before last. The total
dshle supply of cotton shows a
compared with last week of III, go
ts.fease compared with last year of
ad decrease compared with year
ia Of l,232,3l5.
Eorld's visible supply as above
tiE sboat and held in Great Britain
natal Europe 1,60S, 600 bales. against
h'l year and 2,35S.000 year before
sUrt $4,000, against 1856, 900 last wear
y year before last, in India 325. O0D
pms $4,000 last year and i9e OO0
z, INST In the United States 5lg 600.
liseN last year and 7s3 900 year be-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF Special StocAholders Meeting.
Notice ia hereby given that special meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Texas and
New Orleans Railroad Company has been
called by the Board OF Directors Of said
company to convene at the general Office
of said company in the city OF Houston,
Texas, at Il o'clock, noon, on the 10th day
OF July. 1908, for the purpose OF author
izing the making, execution and delivery
OF a first mortgage unon the following prop.
critics, viz: The line Of railroad, pnr-
ton Of which has been recently purchased
and the remainder Of which Is now under
construction by said company. beginning
at O point on the Sabine division OF this
the town Of Rockland 10 Tyler county, and
extending TO q point in OF near the city OF
Dallas In Dallas county, and also All eN.
tensions of or branches TO such line OF
railroad which shall be acquired or con-
structed by said company until the lengths
OF such extensions and branches thereto
shall aggregate forty t40) miles; also the
line Of railroad recently purchasedeby said
company, extending from a connection with
its main line at point in or near the town
of Orange To the Sabine river In Orange
county, Texas, with their franchises and
appuTtenances 20 secure the payment OF
bonds Of the said Texas and New Orleans
Railroad Company TO an amount or amounts
not exceeding in the aggregate the prin-
clpai sum OF twenty thousand dollars
(s20.o10) for each mile OF the railroads, ex-
tensions and branches mortgaged thereby
which have been or shall be constructed
ready for operation, payable az d time not
exceeding thirty 800 years from their date.
and hearing interest at the rate OF 4 per
cent per annum. payable semi-annually. 10
be issued for the purpose Of paying for.
said lines OF railroad, extensions and
branches with their franchises and appur-
tenances. c. p. SeEer, Secretary Texas
and New Orleans Railroad Comply. 7-l5
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4 WEEKLY STATEMENT
1. ,,ro SIGHT MOVE
W !. .rp TO LAST NEAn.
49,. 20 Date, since sep
|j<s'',. s.gsI, 49s Against
400 Last year.

~ is.-Secretary Hester's
~ ~ cotton exchange state
y ~ .'srssse in the movement into
q Il, Win the seven days ending md dns
Ky In round figures lll,ooo
,'s over the same time year
soo and an increase over the
I. nj Of 5000. -, ~,
.s,seu days of May the total
.'...,,s under last year OF 81
over the same time year
'''' + ~ and an increase over the
IN q $1,000 For the 200 days
have elapsed the aggre-
ls., ihe 26O days OF last year
Wv ,be same days year before
VIZ mead OF 1897 by $4,000.
" ~ surousht into sight during the
p' a'y bssu $3.50 bales, against
Do ~ seven days ending this
MIRA year before last and
tth N 1891 and for the eighteen
NJ h has been 13O,6l5, against ~
y isl7Ss year before last ana
VI, In IN 1891. These make the
y " ,or The $50 days from Sep
nss ~ 1 sSi. 49S, against 1o,6S9 ,4O6
nmSssssSo year before last and
~ tIne in 1897. .,,...
ssm,ut since september ! SHOWS
N limited States ports 6,iii.blU,
q !. Y, Y, iast year. s.iS0,959 year before
x, s "a same time In 1897; overland
sA,w.11~es,ssinpl, Ohio and Potomac
s. s,. mills and Canada 1,il6,-
III s' nj gss last year, l., 1853, SIG gear
~ =, aI' ssI suO same time in 1881, in
y, under September l. 1881,
n excess over September ] las.
| \ ytsr before last and a decrease
...ster 1897, OF 1854, Southern
IN. ii7tS5i. against 1,0T0,i5l last
~ M rtar before last and So6, I26 same
Wears for the week have been
'', Nh II as last year. waking the
y n ior the season 5,il2,055, against
~ YEAR decrease of l.2S0,309.
Z Xii iakings and Canada during
I'm DAYS show a decrease Of 1858,
IN vitb the corresponding period
. "A ,helr total takings since Sep
* Ssys Increased 72,OlO. The total
! american mills, North and South
!. thus far for the season have
4. a IL against 3,tS6,17i last year.
MA, .fsi, 95i by Northern spinners,
.lNss
f IN seaboard and the twenty-nine
srlhern interior centers have de-
i,rIpr the week S6.0al, against a de-
Irrs the corresponding period last
4 500. and are now 62S, I0l bales
Il;n al this date in 1899.
\, stocks left over at ports and in
n irnm the last crop and the num-
N brought into sight thus far for
rvp. the supply to date is $500, 1856.
rss.si2 for the same period last
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.


FOR OBSTRUCTION office
Of Chief Quartermaster, San Antonio, Tsxas
ARy ~ 1900 Sealed proposals. IA trpli-
cate. will be received here until " o'clock
noon. June S. 1900, and then opened. for
construction at Fort Crockett Galveston.
Texas. OF / Darrach single sets OfheerB
Quarters, 2 double sets Non Commlssioned
officers Quarters Mess Hall. Lava
tory l Administration Building. | Stable
and Wagon Room 1 Guard House. ] Bake
House. / Hospital and / set Hospital Stew
ards Quarters, according TO plans and
specifications 10 be seon at this office. and
AZ the office OF the Quartermaster. Fort
San Jacinto. Galveston, Texas, United
States reserves right 20 accs?; or reject any
or ali proposals or any mart thereof. En-
yelopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for Construction Al
Fort Crockett. Texas. and addressedd to
uudersisnef. specifications. general IN
structions 10 bidders and blank forms OF
proposals will be furnished on application
Separate bids viii be made for each build
ing. although on sans proposal, John simp-
s1n. D. q. NJ. g.. U. s. A.. G. q. NJ. q
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE one good bug
~ horse. harness and phaeton for Jersey
cows Apply ll9 San Jaclnto street. ~
FOR sALE-or Will exchange for BRACES bot
tom farm or stock OF merchandise, no
acres timber land in Liberty county three
miles from town. Land Owner, Chappell
Hill, Texas. "a
WANTED TO EXcHANGE--Lumber for
mules large horses, hay or any kind Of
COCOON feet to select from. Address Lum-
btr this office. %
WELL improved farm 10 shelby county, NO.
- e,fbHnge FOR land III coast country. what
have yOug g. W. Hail. 22u usin -
EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRopERTY--o Ono
froom bouse on Ave lots, with fruit trees
81 Eighteenth avenue and oxford street.
Houston Heights. Texas. JaJlenes "a
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FOR SALE--A few tons of choice cotton seed
for planting Address H. P. Daviss, 1905
Montgomery avenue Houston. u