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Washington MOrtIage Loan Co.
go Street ". w.

MONEY loaned to pay taxes. Address Bon 81.
this Office my2-3t
MONEY To LOAN ct Siz, ga, 4, and AZ per
cent, in sums Of $1,000 to $1,000 on d. c.
real estate; pay of and per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers WM IL
SAUNDERS Is Co. 1907 F st. NV. iyl-tf-em
MONEY loaned salaried people and retail mer-
chants upon their own without
eurity; easy payments TOLMAN. Room As. 90s
gI4 81. oc22-lyr
MONEY To LOAN ON APPROVED COLLAT-
ERAL-NO delay CHARLES A. BAKER,
Rooms 10 and a. Metzerott Building, lilo ST.
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Mrs. M. RENNER.

Legally Licensed to practice obstetrics in the Dis
trict Of Columbia Late resident assistant Of the
Royal women's Hospital, Munich, Bavaria. and
gold medal awarded Tor proficiency in the sciences
Of Obstetrics in that institution. Private Ssni-
tarium for ladies before and during confinement
Trained nurse and expert attending physicians to
tIeat all diseases OF woman Ofice hours 10 a m.
to .. m SCI Pa. NV. Washington. D. c.
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Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & Co.,
members OF the New York Exchange 1913
r Street
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The New York Central strike situation
continued to have a depressing effect on
that stock, and on the railway list in gen
eral On any further decline Central will
be bought by important people
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THE GENERAL LIST WEAK
Persistent Pressure by The Bears
Causes Heavy Declines.

Pessimistic UtternnccS of Gates Aid
the Shorts-Tcstimony of Mercan-
tile Agencies Ignored - SagEing
Prices Rule. Except I'm sugar Re-
filming and Consolidated Gas.
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Missouri Pacific was one Of the strongest
Of the railway list, although it made net
loss for the day. closing at IS 3S. There
is TO be a continuance Of Mondays ad-
journed meeting OF the directors Of the
company to-day. II is stated on official
authority that a Standard Oil man will be
made a director Of the company, and
probably more than one. II now seems
probable that there will be no dividend de-
clared Immediately. but all large interests
in the property are in favor Of dividend,
and there will be a disbursement certainly
in the near future. Holders of the stock
refuse to sell out
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An advance in Baltimore and Ohio pre-
ferred is likely. The early retirement OF
the stock is said TO have been decided on
finally
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The steel securities generally were sold.
and prices went off fractionally in trust
stocks but several points in others. The
new reason for cynicism regarding these
stocks was the talk regarding the Repub-
lie Steel Company difficulties. 1t was
said in some quarters that there is likely
10 be a suit for the dissolution of the con-
Germ into its constituent companies. The
foundation for this rumor is not official,
and there is no reason to believe it. Off
GERS Of the concern, in fact, deny ii posi-
lively The company has been prosperous
and its business is at present in excellent
shape
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FOR SALE-Several large and small tracts in the
suburbs Of Washington; near electric cars;
gas and water supply, at speculative prices.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 920 + st. NV.
mvl-3t en-
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Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Exchange. 1il9
Street
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR sALE-At Brookland. D. c., lot 95x90 two
squares from station: $50 net. Address bon
SIS. this office. my2-3t
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FOR SALE 4 secondhand covered wagon. hand
made, good as new, for So. Apply az pos
eth ST. NV my3 30
FOR SALE Secondhand surrey, cheap. Enquire
1927 gth 81 NV. my2-3t.em
FOR SAIE-one top buggy, cheap 500 st. ne.
my2-3Lem
FOR sALE-Horse, wagon, and harness. IA 18th
st. NV. my2-3t
FOR SALE-sman bay mare. thoroughly broken.
afraid of nothing. good siddcr: also buggy
nearly new and harness; 500 for the outfit Ad-
dress BON $50. this office mye-3t
FOR SALE Secondhand wagons. carriages. and
bugeies; bargaius 1912 Ohio ave. my2 81
FOR sALE-Pair young horses. carriage. and har-
ness; price SIPS; after p. m. 2I3 5th st.
ne. mylit,em
FOR SALE Cheap, hne buggy 1915 9Th st. NV
myl-3t
FOR sALE-Good horse, $50 KELLOGG's
STABLE corner 2lst and SITS NV. myl-St
FOR sALE-One fine driving mare, 5 years old,
fast, perfect picture. Apply A. 81. NV,
after p. m. myl-3t
FOR sALE-Good blackboard. SIP KELLOGG'S
STABLE corner 2lst and ! sis. NV. myl-St
FOR SAIE-A bay mare , years old; fine driver:
gentle and sale. Cor. l4th and Ii SIS. NV.
apS0-3t,em
FOR sAIE-A nearly new cut-under surrey; never
revarnished with curtains. Apply to J. T.
SICkLES No. st. nw' ap5OSt,em
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FOR SALE-Villa sites, containing one acre OF
land each, with large original oak shade trees,
splendid view Of Washington, two miles distant.
and new electric railroad station; very cheap.
also large building lots for SGj each; must be sold
to settle an estate; also building lots for 800
each; terms - down. balance 81 per week also
two nice farms within miles Of Washington.
Call or write for particulars, JAMES Z. GLEN
ENTS 1921 St NV. my1-3t, EN-
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GYPSY PIANIST. 1022 7ih 81. nv, 10c.; past,
present, future, lucky charms. separated
brought together; walk upstairs, second door
myI-7t.em
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LOUIS \. DENT. Register Of Wills. District Of
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OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS.-In the
matter Of the estate Of PETER DILL, De-
ceased No s225 Admin. Doe "a.
Il appearing 10 the court that the notification
as to the trial Of the issues in this relating
10 the validity Of the paper writing, dated the
18th day Of February, 1896, and purporting to be
the last will and testament Of Peter Dill. de
Elizabeth Raum, Eva X. Kraft, Margaret Thai
heiiner, Nancy Fseund, Elizabeth Essig, Peter
Pfeefer, Ann Dill, William p. Dill, Marion A.
Dill, John II. Dill, Edmund J. Dill Maurice
Dill and Leo Dill mot to be found" it is
this nth day OF April. ordered that the issues
heretofore framed in this case, be- and they
hereby set down for trial on the 18TH DAY OF
MAY 1901 and hat this order and a copy Of said
issues heretofore framed shall be published once
a week for four weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter and twice a week for the same period
in The Washington Times.
CHAs. c. COLE. Justice.
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MADAME JONES. card reader and palruist, tells
past. present. and future. Poe. s3 l2th
ST. ". tnEo-zb
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LOUIS \. DENT. Register Of Wills.
my3-5g-I2. 16-lq 1926
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL TERM

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS. In the
matter Of the estate Of JEANETTE C. CAM
MACK. Administration No. g2sl. Doc. No. 20
IpOn consideration Of the Cavcat filed in the
above entitled cause and the answer thereto it is
this 30TH DAY OF MARCH, A d. 1900 ordered
that the following issues be, and they are here
by, certified for trial by jury in this court:
l. Was the paper writing bearing date the 10th
day Of April, 1899 and offered for probate and
record a. the last will and testament Of the real
estate and personal property Of the said Jeanette
G. Cammack procured by the undue influence OF
John Miller or Of any other person or persons?
=. Was the said Jeanette G. Cammack. at the
time 5f the execution of said paper writing. bear
ing date the 10Th day Of April, 1899. and offered
for probate and record the last will and tesla
ment u the real estate and personal property OF
Jeanette c. Cammack, Of sound mind, capable Of
executing a valid deed or contract?
CHAS. c. COLE, J.
true oopy-Ttst:
LOUIS A. DENT, Register Of Wills District
If Columbia.
MAY ,. 1900 my3-5,012 16 70, IS %
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FOR SALE-At a bargain. 20 acres Of desirable
elevated land on Riggs Road. very near Dis
trict line; terms TO suit. LOUIS 2. SHuEMAk
Err 920 + St NV ap30- EN-
OWN your home at Berwyu, Nd. Groom cottage
$500: no cash, no interest; $40 per month :
small farms for sale. WI DeMOTT. ap3Q-3t, en-
FOR SALE Brentwood frs; station in Maryland.
b. 4 o., and suburban electric railways; Hol-
laday Company offers lots all sizes, at 20 6 cents
square foot, long time; small cash. Enquire W.
A. BARTLETT, t39 ST., OF at Brentwood sta
ton Nd ap27- I'M, en-
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TWO YOUNG MEN. with nice team, would ike 20
meet two Young ladies iond OF pleasure o9-
iect rn.trimouy Address Bon SIS, this Office. II
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M M. THEO,

MISS CARY. Spiritual Medium Circles, p NJ
TUESDAY Thursday. and Sunday evenings. Phi
waite sittings daily. 90 1 st. NV. IL
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Among the interesting minor features OF
the day were Long Island Railway. when
continued its big advance during the
morning on heavy buying, both for specu-
lators and investors, apparently. Inc
talk Of Vanderbilt buying for control in
duced some of the spectators to purchase
the stock There was also much talk OF
the probability that the Brooklyn exten-
sion Of the rspid transit tunnel will have
its terminus al the Flatbush station OF the
Long Island line which might, il was
thought. make it possible for the line TO
run its trains through the tunnel to Man
haitian Island.
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The 81 DAYS" Cure

0or men) leads all remedies in this city;
prompt snd permanent cure or ne charge. Con-
suitation free. DR. MckEEHAN, SIG 18th St
NV Office hours. to u 4 n; to s D. m.
sundays, to p sp2llmo
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"AfE REUNION, u. G. v.

aents by Fort Worth Con-
~ Are Nearly Completed.
sv'a' Texas, May 1S.--Among
'u' men of the State who have
~ lhey viii be here to attend
u q the United Confederate Vet
= and %, are Governor Say
s's'nOr Richard Hubbard. Hon.
sasen, A. 7, Watt, j. b. Policy,
nding. and S. 0, Young,
nv, lsisl of the department OF
ID ru Tue exception OF the gov
] ny deliver addresses.
M ~ Amp members have about
ksl w.a,ugsments for the great en-
h r,ssasn II Is claimed will be the
hi lns of old Southern soldiers
n, ne south. Parpley post. G.
N ~ r1ty has been invited and
|a;se,. soniederates In the reunion.
hi KY X snat al least 5000 old SOL
" s'ssent At the meeting OF
!, swp Today resolution was
IA ~ that unless representa-
AZ county to the legislature
stds,,,, increase in the pensions 10
tAiolss' Of Texas, they will to a
n.bsn. ,Aeir support from them,
4 IL y 10 be extended TO every
sbr s. s.ate and the matter will
~, s,.nslaeraticn at the State en-
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WE WANT TO SELL our claims In bounty
lands now located in Guadalupe Travis and
l.lano counties, proof positive. Fer parties
port La, IA
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SUMMER RESORTS.

noTEI, INGLEsIDF'-- Holidays. bathins,
rowing. hsbing sailing, u s9u 1,, wsnid
I !, e situated on high blaff oyerlooki,is
Cornus Christi bay. ga nhes IRON Ars
side station. on lie $. A ana A inrriesi ait
r sa pa,ricio county, Texas !
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY, STOLEN.

From walnut Grove Plantation on
night OF 2stb OF Aprii One bay mare mule
branded W on shoulder or hip. gear mark
Is hands high. one gray mare branded In
yerted u; / viii give $40 reward for the
horses and $50 for the thiof. w d. Fields
Sartaitia Texas y
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FOR SALE 5000 acres OF pine lands at great
hnrgain and sah -atercst in Eawmiil; 1000
avres in oil. 10 party meaning business
aud has some capital | can he seen at
Houston Pest Building. Monday at 10 a.
m, =. b. WalRu. rorters, Texas "a
FOR SALE~,A beautiful hve-room cottage,
t20 foot bay front; one block from SYLVAN
hotel, La Porte; water works stable, SER
want house furnished complete. Dr, W.
y. Eckhardt CRpitoi Hote 10
FOR SALE rent or exchange--Two small
adjoining farms on Clark street ehellrosd,
i've miles out T.. A. Johnson. liis Hardy
street. Houston. 10
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secretary and Treasurer

Ing Is an ADDRESS " N IT
' s'1l,sutsrs association by u H.
resident ,,osad 81 n,ant-
XII and n along the BRACES river
faln The rS recent floods in this dis
..,,g such immense damage 70
s a.ns The food of 1899 caus-
IN entire destruction OF all
' .rs in many cases great mum
Y Mn. 81 s,oek Floods prior to that
!, h's !, necessary that we take some
''ss - the amelioration of this
rns s.ye had six overfiows since
y. damage resulting from these
J. =. .mOupts 10 millions of dollars
0.,,o,r embraced in the "Brazoa
s' IAN the mouth to tho city OF
!. ma irichest and most productive
, ! III the world 1t Is from
s;irssn miles in width by about
M miles In length, or in round
Nm 100000 acres, capable of
~ nearly one-third of the cot
n The world, il all planted In
sos,sh corn, if all planted in corn,
MoNO cars. There is q question
4 Nth the greatest of import to
s,,srs Of this fertile valley, a val
'sss products affect the markets
wrld The question is the most
\. and certain way of restraining
,.nu, waters that fall in the upper
IA the stream. The United States
su,pt has spent millions upon mil
4 dollars in improvements on the
,sop and other rivers, Let us,
sasD 20 before the river and hnrbor
IA IN congress. Let us lay the
hets before them, Let us show
i actual hgures that the actual
Mil tho last fifteen years amounts
IN What would be required to
fssn aud dredge this stream. Let
III them that If this were done 1t
mako this stream navigable for
4 hundred miles. Let us show
bal lmless this is zone a great
d,hs rich valley must be abandoned,
i5sa over 20 the food waters, Let
y mem 'nat we 40 NOT ash 1ol
iis leYees, lot we want no petlVlon
Mississippi river disaster here.
n feel that il the BraZos river is
Tlsnsi and dredged. that the inn
'0sunls o. water rusnins toMaIp
"A will continue to cut the channels
i year after year, That it is its
,slasel u : shapeu penus tnat
" @N' ~ up ~ oeu anu Va''s %
s, n .ps auJolnlns teriltor!' l-et
n'se ,n'eiesline themselves VI inc
w =. faio l,Fer 10 eo-opeia ave
Aln .nls sranu ana nenenclal un-
~ 70 iequesl eFerS p'ahpei
\ e'ssvs pVstom from ny AGO 10
s en Y seeooie members oi TINS OF
~ hna neip US III tnelr Worn
paisuloiht question 10 every
w us unite ana acl III mar
-a. " wiz succeed rms terri
n s .s n, 10 the onlted states
,s.,a Il, iHi ,pp AlreAuy W"
s a.. Wy laoOlel cltizens OF tne
s,s, s /, a,e 'papuoulns their holnes
I'M =, i we t"o recent noous' we
n. , aAa' ms Heans, gentlemen,
,..aas. W.. II means large areas OF
!. .rs 'ailey abandoned TO inc
n,a.,.. we OocAieDur' we Know
H ,sas Planners driven 10 ndnk-
III i IV ,aoo TWO consecutive nooas'
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poARp AND ROOM WANTED.

n, r--.- S7-fsI1 = Two unfurniRhed connecting
rooms by married couple; with board tar
board near by); rserences exchanged AZ
dress 9sse this office.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE. ELECTRICAL GosNIhA NM Al Iso 90
seeiye bids for eo-kilowatt ineandsseent
Generator. For further particulars , audrvs9
" Hawkins. City Secretary aaiie'S
Vile. Texas.
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M, svsunatlsm, Elmer 8 Amends
2As nss 1col. Celebrated on its
6oss.s eftectual cures. E. Il.
'0n. Texas. sole agents.
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TWO HORSES ana one exs-ft. lee box for
sale. i7i4 LouIslana street. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF Special stockholders' Meeting
Nouro<is hereby given that special meet.
Ing OF the stockholders OF tho Texas and
New Orleans Railroad Company has boon
company to convene ut the general ofhco
Of said company In the city OF Houston,
Texas, az ~ o'clock noon on the 18th day
OF July 1900, for the purpose OF author.
ginE the making, execution and delivery
of hrst mortgage upon the following prop
critics. viz: The line OF railroad por-
ton OF Witch has been recently purchased
and the remainder OF which is now under
construction by said company, beginning
at a point on the Sabine division OF the
the town of Rocklani IN Tyler county. and
extending to A point In or near the city OF
Dallas 10 DaIsa county, and also ali eN-
tensions OF or branches 10 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 (4ol miles: also the
line OF railroad recently purchased by said
company, extending from connection with
its main llue at point Ia or near the town
of Orange to tho sabine river in Orange
county, Texas, with their franchises and
appurtenances, to 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 priu
cipal SUM OF twenty thousand dollars
(ss00o0l Tor each mile of the railroads, eS-
tensions and branches mortgagod thereby
which have been or shall be constructed
ready for operation, payable at time not
exceeding thirty (80l years from their date,
and bearing interest at the rate OF 4 per
cent per annum payable semi annually, TO
be issued for the purpose OF paying for,
completing, improving and operating the
said lines Of railroad, extensions and
tenances. c. B. Seger, Secretary Texas
and New Orleans Railroad Comply. T-l6
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FOR SALE Description OF ma
engines, lSh bore by s feet stroke of pis-
ton; 1 slides bed plates. I heads with
all brasses and temper sets pillow blocks
with hrasses, wedges and both complete;
steel boilers, 70 feet long, 10 inches diam
etor; fues in each IL inches, all are con-
structed from Park Bros steel, 26-100
thick and 81, 600 r. s., Gud allowed a work
inch; all holes drilled and all seams dou-
BILE riyted-t e., all longitudinal seams
boilers are equipped with fusihlo plugs, and
ell appliances required by United States
law, together with fire fronts. CRATE bars,
back plates. cocks for stands, etc. safety
valves. 4 mud valves. steam aud mud
drums stop and throttle valves gauge
cocks, etc 2 iced water heaters; shells are
constructed from steel plates 3-i6 iuch
thick with coil tripod, etc. completes
steam feed plunger steam pumps, 5-inch
plungers, l0-inch stroke with lubricators,
etc. complete; two shafts 10 feet
long. II inches diameter, with cranks,
hanges and collars complete, weight
about fve tons each. All steam and
exhaust pipes with all globe and water
valves, MOBILES, etc, all supports for fire
bed. preceding. etc. Double purchase steam
eepstan, with niger engines inches by
IA inches, with all gears and spindle with
crank shaft and hywheel. This machinery
was built by the Iowa Iron Works of Du-
huque, Iowa. in 1895 for use on the steamer
Ben iiur," our lake at this place.
paid them $l3 800 for it. The public know
that IL was used but little, and about a
year ago the machinery was unloaded from
the steamer and has been and in still well
and safely housed 1t is considered almost
as good as new. and is for sale. Chas. s.
Morse, Austin, Texas.
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/ FOR SALE--A bunch oi stock horses and
| young mules; Will take parN Ia cattle Ad-
dress o, u. Mann, Menardville, Texas. ~
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HOME on INSTAI.IsMENTs-- Several extra
Ordinary BARGAINS for cash this week. City
and country homes for sale or exchange,
X. C. Gray Co. Long distance phvne
st9 also teicgraph ia Office. 10
AXE YOU looking for a homos II so, inspect
my list OF choice property. can sell Nos
lScf and 1905 Fannin al low ngure and on
long time. Three choice lots on san Ja-
einto street. $500, easy terms: house and
lot ON Va Branch street $3.50: house and
buyers for desirable property also small
tracts near city. No trouble 10 show prop
etty, M. N. Nerflect. phone 6is. room 2oi.
Binz building. Il
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ICE MACHINERY Wanted to furnish bids,
specifications and pr-ces on Ice ana re-
fricerating machinery any size or purpose
correspondence solicited. Address }. W
Furnpaugh, Fort Worth, Texas. wv
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HousroN HEIGHTS

HOUSTON HEIGHTS
Boulevard lots NJ bargain: we control
70 per cent OF the Heights property and sell
AZ lowest prices.
a nye-room stery-and~a-half cottage. with
bath artcsian water. large galleries aud
grounds 12S&lSs, on corner fronting ear line
I " Heights, Tor sale cheap on installmem
plan.
john A. Mliroy. Agent 29o Main st. Il
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

A MIDpLE-AGED MAN. active and healthy,
wants situation to attend horse and buggy
aud make himself useful around house and
yard 1905, this office, IS
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ANN TEXAS PLANTERS
Sc OF ASSOCIATION no
: AT CLEAR LAKE,
president II. n. brown
49, s,b,ect of Overflow
q the f'rnro''
\. rhe Post.

|. syssr 81 Tho Post. -, =.
I'm Texas, May ia, inc
''''ss j the south Texas s,i Pant MT
''.,Isr should be held on 'uao !. - !,
''.s' Wednesday in the month AZ
Gear Lake. we wOuia .,.' ap p,
l ~ much If you would PUBLISH -,
y. ID your paper reaues'ins ~ :,
ne Brazos bottom 70 NY : ;.
n !, Re present at tins I'm, meeting :
4. Isse On the 18th OF 1une. anu ny.
',,,red with their baskets ,, los
4 s' ID inter into discussions wnl, men
s,.cs at this meeting, IT y VII, WI
s.isa si' benefit and good to an par !,
tlsl,sa, Ne would respectfully
Al YOU request all papers ~
y ~, liver district from Waco
Ep ,,ablIsh this notice.
y pupn' I'D B. Cunningham,
rra4arv and Treasurer.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE Description OF ma
chinery; Two balance popet valve steam
engines, 1Sh bore by feet stroke of pis-
tom / slides. bed plates. I heads with
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FOR SAI4E-A few tons OF choice cotton seed
TOR planting Address II. p. Dayiss,. loo!
Montgomery avenue, Houston. Ii
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LANKFORD's GOLD CURE for drunken
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REACHES exterminated by Deadsure Roach
Killer; no poison; zoe can; for bed bugs
use Eclipse Bedbug Poison, l5c bottle az
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NAPLES VELVET CREAM relieves sun
burn. removes tan and freckles and cures
Insect bites Zoe Waples' drug store, 9ld
Congress avenue. w