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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-02

HEsTERs EXCHANGE STATEMENT.
Compared With Last Year November
Sbr,ye i Oaoraoee If 100 600 Bales

Conpared With Last Year November
Sbc,ve , Daoreaee ~ 100 600 Bales.
''l e4.-
New orleans, l1eceHp'r i'-S''I't"'N
Hester's New Orleans cotton exchange
s+otor,cr+ issued today covers tho monthly
7'' >,.-,.a 60.
moNement 10 lne cIose on November; I'm,
pared Win INST your y suoNS ugEGgstHH',o
Tor inc month ls round heqlSs oi $500
halesi compared win year beI9re lasl, au
increase OF ,o,NVu' anu Win le'V an III
crease OF l9J'Wo naltS. o--.,o,
Inc totI TOT NnNemhcr WIS 4,o9t ,-'i,
against l'sNp' 80 .Is' AehI l,tSl'oIV y" +
before last ana l'o3e'a-9 the same uihe III
lSB9.
me amount OF inc crop drought lnll
sight FOR the three months from Sepuemher
70 November inclusive rs -'i'VlN hHi'H uNrt
last year, @S%,NNo over year ptLuIc laSl anu
blLOtu over lS!9,
Ihe movement from lhe uIst OF HepttIu'
her to the close or NoNemner, inclusive,
shows recciIts at all Unite9 states uellF'.y
p9rts 8p14'oI-, aElhst o'411'3e2 ,9sg v,yIlr
3.3b2, $40 year before last ahu 7'Olv'0ld tue
same time In lS9' overland across tue
Mississippi, ONO ana fotomac .lNeIS 10
Northern mills ana canada, %Hl,8bs naie9'
against 4U, W. lAst year, 4oovi" year 90, 30
fore last and 9Slo32 the same time IN 1877
southern nm tAklngs' cAcluslIS VI ING
quantity consumed at the southern out
ports. 60l,oOO bales against GAO auS ,,u6SI
year 4ls,-V- thc yedr oei9ro Iast "uu t,i' q.
800 inc same une ~ lSS1; anu illC e'.,,,
STOCKS IN excess vi th"Sc H,M ~ ''ic ~, ~,
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Review OF the Week.

Especial 10 The Post,l
New Orleans December - here W.
sor,errhst more trading tE rough rife y
go a, ne wesi. hut the supply ~
fsnsy lines 81 beth Honduras ana JaraiS
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comparison Of these 1 o{ Hd9sfob shSTs
many se' uni.rtet. When the buyer consid-
EaolesaFs oaSsts to be derived from Hous
~ ihe Is rates he Will find that even
loas itcennotable fgares at other mark is
Ei'11 , sns The price finally paid Is gen,er-
o. loset ..r y" The prices are those. ruling
llr GeHpt onstop wholesale merchants, ana
iH'p ss.isod daily,
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J. n. WIsner q co.,e Letter.

Houston, Texas, December Liverpool
showed some apprehension Of the upproHch.
ing crisis thls morning, opening quiet and
closing quiet some . points below Satur-
days close, Liverpool IS due about 4
points down tomorrow.
Tho home markets early showed extreme
caution, opening about. the same TO a point
down; then Jogging along for some time,
until about midday some weakness pre-
scented Itself. caused by longs liquidatlng
preparatory 20 burcnu, New Orleans closing
steady some 10 points down from Sutur-
There IS decided feeling OF uncertainty
regarding the approaching government
bureau report, both as to what the hE-
urcs viii be and also their probable ofrrt
ON values, The excessive adverse criticism
Of last years report has caused Tie depart
mcut 90 put forth strenuous efforts tD SOC
cure un exceedingly accurate compilation
The fact Of very little old cotton having
been caEried over this year, and the fuvor.
able weather that has prevailed FOR picking
and marketing, also MIR Hydc's intention
to Include lintcrs IN his total crop estiuWtr.
win cause many 10 believe the figurns 10 De
issued on Wednesday ms REASONABLY ur.
curatc. Not withstuuding these features II
Is possible that very bullish bureau win
he IN a measure discrcdited, while a bear
iSh one would probably have Us fun force
and effect j. \. Wisner & Co.
Caraill 6 Richa S'son's Letter.
Houston, Texas December Large CROP
estimates aud reports from different sec
lions Of North Texas OF cotton opening,
caused easier markets today r. Dos Jar
dens Of Momphis estimates the crop 10,
$4,000 minimum. and il,25000O maximum.
Tho Times Democrat ~ New Orleans H.
100000. allowing 800 600 for Tcfas and
Indian Territory. The Savannah cotton OK.
change is ll.lDl0O, and Augusta cotton
exchange ! O05.0OO. These large estimates
from the South are having considerable
effect and now we must have bureau re
port 10 onset thcn n Is thought by many
thaf the report win not he larger than tho
census estimate ~ 0.s5soOO hut others
think that Mr.. HYDE, who acknowledges hc
undcrestimatcl the Yield 332 900 bales last
year. win allow for cxaggeratlon I'm this re
port and give us something over lO0OG,O 900
Fair warmer weather IS predicted FOR
Toxins and n srcn Tor several days will
probably open moro cotton. While wc arc
inath to believe that ans material addition
~ tho crop win be seen from fan growth
or ton crop. the fact that large crop idea,
are So general makes mole hills look Ike
mountains and causes many, even I'm Texas
10 abandon small crop ideas.
New York closed q IN II points down
New Orleans Q % 10 down Spots . points
down I'M New York. l-iB in New Orleans
and Houston. unchanged IN Galveston.
IlverIy0l Is due 10 be to points down
tomorrow. Cargill & Richardson.
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RICHEST CASH PRICE PAID for strap
iron copper BRASS rubber, bones, sacks,
bceswaI, pocAns, ETC.; country shipments
a speciality, Mayer Lipahitz, Wholesale
dealer, 1901 Montgomery avenue, Hous-
Fnu-
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WANTED, January /, residence IN Tnird
or Fourth ward, FIVE or six rooms with
stable and all modern convenienees, by re-
liable tenant without children. zee
pudor Hoover & Co, real estate agents.
aO7Ih Main street.
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WANTED To RENT Seven or eight room
house with ara, on or near McGowen,
by December 10; viii pay three mcAths
rent in adyance. Address 2222, this o..
fpA .
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VIE BUY stoves, he'd room suites, safes and
nll household furniture aud pay best
prices; new phone 1875, Wright u
Coumbs, 4lA Milan. q
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WANTED 1--WE unfurnished rooms In pri-
vate house, close IN, for family Of threei
rent must be reasonable references ex-
changed. Address G. q. Young, .40A
Genesee.
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A GOOD RELtABLB colorod girl wants 10
cook; can give good reference CAL Of
1912 Robin street. =
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ONE or two lots within ak blocks OF
Southern Pacific shops; state lot and
block number and price. 22GO. this Of
Ace. 3
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EiGGEsr PRICBs paid for CASTOR cloth:
ingi send postal; will cali IL. Caplsn.
70S Congress avenue, II
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FRuIrs

s,.saps ~ zen Davis. barrel. 81. o0ds. Is;
'tnH a. Loose Si.25G1.50; packed,
fas. Il sSqrs-rsr sack, s4.uo, leo. aass,
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WANTED One set OF Texas Reports.
both supreme aud court OF appcala. Kl.
dress 22aS, this ofhca 3
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WANTED no BUY- FIFTY oak end ash
second hand bed room suites and NIFTY
cook stoves. We pay best prices. Hlll
Furniture Co. New phone 4lD q
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS Bids for
putting in machinery aud complete APP
paratus for power. electric lights, water
supply system and steam heating and ven
tllating at he Epileptic Colony at h6i
lpuc Texas viii be received Mt the ofhce
of COMPTROLLER OF Public Accounts, Aus
tin Texas until 10 o'clock 4. m. January
g. 1903 bids 10 he accompanied by certi-
fed cheek payable 10 the governor, for 10
per cent ~ he amount Of It'd Plans and
Specifications can be Geen at the office
~ VI. r. Saugunet. Fort Worth. Texas,
or Snngulnct & Stats, Dallas. Texas, or
Or. b NJ WorRham, superintendent 10
sane Asylum, Austin, 1eNas, or w. L. l'res'
ton. superintendent OF buildings, Abilene.
Texas, on nr after December II, 1902. The
tight TO reject any and all bids vs. r.
served Joseph u, Savers, governors J.
w Robbins treasurer; u, NJ. Love. comp,
trOllCr ~ public accounts. n
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WANTED furnished, connecting
rooms with all modern improvements. by
young couple without chilaren. Address,
stating location, = @. foy No. 80
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WANTED Five or ten-horse power up-
right boiler or vertical engine ana boiler;
state age, condition and price. 1ie2, this
office. a
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4 GOOD COLORED GIRL wants to do
house work. eau give good reference 1900
Texas avenue y
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

u. J. ARNOLD 4 co OF 81 Louis, Mo,
ruco hurBc owners and bookmnkers IN
vitc the speculative public 70 an investi-
cation OF their methods We are an old
aud long established concern, amply re-
a rigid Inquiry into our business will de-
volup condition unnttalned by any other
Investment proposition ever offered for
public participation. Subscription TO our
capital may he made la amounts OF vi
aud upward subject 20 withdrawal in
fun on demand Dividends paid In cash
nifty two times every yenr The best
paying safe Investment In the country.
References: Banks, trust companies, COM
mcrcIal agencies, St Louis business men
and prominent men eyerywhcre. For full
particulars, address II, J. Arnold A Co.,
Ninth and Pine Streets st. Louis, Mo.
B03 1853 Dearborn street, Chicago, IL.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED To rent, one nr two furnished
room for light housekeeping, with respect
able private family, at reasonable price;
Office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED Position hy young Indy stcno-
Eruphor. moderate salary experienced;
old phone 2tSl 400 Congress avenue I
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For SALE Complete jewelers. outut with
good jeWorly stock aud other lines, In
good town; established 1900 for cash.
cheap; must sell now. liUl, THIS ofuce.
l2.l4
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TWO CoLORED Girls wants to sew by
the days good city references Address
1901, Ibis office. >
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BUR SALE--Two 30-h horse power upright
boilers. two lOO-horse power nigh grade
automatic engines. assortment dynamos
Congress avenue. II
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WANTED -By woman, place 10 cook and
DO homework for small family. iule
Bingham street city.
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CARRIAGE TRIMMING, cuBbions. tops
and storm aprons. j. w. Davis, 7l8
Franklin, Citizens phone 1906 l2-6
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WANTED Position by attractive young
widow; position IN cigar stand; can give
first class references. Address 1908. this
o1lce
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a YOUNG WIDOW wEh one child wants
position as housekecper. or 10 DO house
work; country preferred; references given.
Address 117O thlg office 2
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Talk ABOUT SAVING MONEY on mar.
mesa Get them from a practical harness
maker. a. ". Hess, III Congress, next
10 Thco, Keller n
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STOCK SADDLES, guaranteed by a, H.
HOG 8 Co. a0a 1raHLs alrenL. n
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JEWEL STOVES. heating aud cooking. ali
sizes, az last years prices, Smith Fur
nllnre Co, exclnslge agents. 122
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WANTED TO BUY.

WE HAVE PURCHASER for modern nice
~ located rcsidcucc valued FROM $4,000
10 $4,000. Jno c. Penn & Co., 40 hiam
building.
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WANTED BY nm experienced saleFlndy.
position IN store. Address 22dS this Of
ncn =
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FLOWERS and plants were never 70 chenp
before o. Wrght'r Flower Garden. n
WANTED orders Tor cypress piliug, cole.
phone or electric railway poles; - TO %
feet lengths carried in stock prompt
shipments. Torrnus Manufacturing To-,
lumber manufacturers jefferson,
Texas. II 10
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100 FEET Office rail- cheap; also lot OK
tnbleR. MNckrrll 1901 UnrdN. 8
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EXPERIENCED young lady stcuoRrnpher
desires q permanent position! reference
Address 1901. this office. 2
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MUST HAVE MONEY this week to pay
on mortgage, owner viii sell few Heights
lots cheap for cash. For bargain SEQ ID.
y. smcntou. Q05A Texas avenue, old
phone Al II
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was entirely nominal The general conil-
tons OF the market showed practically no
change aud the strength was fully upueld.
IN the way of clean rice there were pvi.
uences That the consumer was beginning
TO realize that supplies Of desirable grades
We're scarce The distributye Inquiry was
on Il broader scale and actual trading was
rather limited by the moderate offerings
thah by any dearth OF the demand Prices
We're firmly held aud receipts from Interior
mills were fairly liberal
The export trade is still held In check
somewhat by the lack OF shipping room to
Porto Rico.
The quotations from the official report Of
the New orleans board OF trade:
Clean Rice.-Honduras, good demand, Of
terings right. Head 5Gt6 $40. stpaights ga
AS; screenings 2M2% No, > 15s@l%. japan,
good demand, offerings light Head 3La
"a stralghts 2AM3is; screenings l%02lg;
No. lNsUl&. Actual sales iNmtNk,
Rough Rlce.-Honduras. strong. good de-
mand, market almost bare. at 2.OOd4 %,
with actual sales Mt 2.15G4 %. Japan
strong, good demand, market almost bare
nj 1.JO03 So with actual sales al 1.0OGn
3 60 Rice polish 20 .O0m21 90 per ton from
mills Rice bran OOrl0 90 per ton.
The rice movement at New orleans, ae
compiled by the secretary Of the New Or
leans board OF trade:
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CHIEF or POLICE SALE-By virtue or
article 49, chapter H. ot tho tevIseu
code OF ORDINANCES 0f the city OF Hous
ton, Texas, I VIA proceed Go sell M pup
lir cutlery iu front of tue police station,
on Tuesday, December ., IKH, at 10
o'clock a. M, the following animals, To-
Wit: one brown Jersey crumpled n orn
cow about ~ years CID. branded W u H.
on right hip; one gray mare 10 handa
high, Is or Z ycnrs old. branded II on
lice. =
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FOR SALB-75 lhyard dump cars 10
lp-yard standard gauge air dumping cars.
Rector 4 Lee GalveaLon. IeLas. e
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PICTURES. FRAMES and art novelties for
presents az Kopfs, 1Oi4 Prairie avenue.
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THE ONLY exclusive picture framing aud
art store IN Houston. Kopfs, 1914 Pratt
RE avenue. 1-1-03
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FINANCIAL.

SAFETY DEPOSIT BoXES FOR THE
STORAGE OF PAPERS AND oTHBK
VALUABLES FOR RENT IN OUR
VAULT. YOUR HOUSE MAY BURN on
BIZ BURGbARIZED TONIGHT; DON'T
PUT 1T OFF; RENT A BoX ToDAYi
HOUSTON LAND AND TRUST CO,
N HOUSTON.
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WE ARE the leaders IN agricultural I'm
plemeutsi send us your orders and you
will be convinced why we have become
such Korn Wagon and Implement Co.,
20O4 Washington street 1913
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MONEY TO LOAN We have money TO
loan on Houston business or city property
to huild or any other purpose from one
10 ten years at reasonable rRto OF In
forest VIM, II. Olschcwskc & Co. N0
klam building. 122
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tables. Meckrell 1901 Darby 3
ONE Pair 26inch squainP shears. ",
II MaokrcN. Victoria, Texas 3
ANY AMOUNT OF time of WHsou's huck'
a. $50 per hour Phone l2up. g
co no Whghts Flower Garden With n
few dollars and bcagtify your yards, gal.
lericA aud halls. II
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LADY Of culture and rehncmcnt position
as honsekeepcr or companion; am good
seamstresa: none but well to.do. Christian
pcople need answer. Address Mrs. V. O.
H.. this office. 2
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mule can preEs 200 bales a day; prizes
se5; manufac, 2red By w. c. Gunlock.
Alclerla. q
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

sALH or EXCHANGE For farm IN West
or Northwest Texas, Sixroom cottage
and two lots near Southern Peclfio
shops IN Houston; also one extrg lot for
stock Of cattle and hogs. Address I7lS
Hardr At
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A YOUNG WIDOW without incunbrance
wants position as housokeeper; first class
in every respect Address or call, TOI35
Main, room 200. NJ. -. y. 2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-10-04
The State Bank & Trust Co
Carson City, He vada.
CAPITAL fully PAID Up
DIRECTORS:

T. r. RICKEY. C. T. BENDER. 6. w. MAPES,
Il. b. YERINGTUN, p. HIP A.
F.GOLDFN, w. BRAUGHER.
T. B. RICKEY, PRE>DENT GEO MEYERS
G. =. BENDER, G. W. RICH ARD CASHIER
J. TDAVIS, ASSISTANT
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-10-04


especially relating
don imperialism m'iarsm and the trusts
reject utterly the spacious plea Republican
in
reasonable times -Democac State Platform
platform have carefully considered
abeJohn
explicit directly
thereof?
residents OF Nevada as any man IN the state he noted for his
well known
candidate yielded the his friends
believe that he would obtain
sought nomination?
the Stewart the siy
the Does believe that Mr. elected
he doubtless will will deviate the principles of the plat
eve for instance United States
Nevada full
pan WIN the principles ne porn0 upon "n'cn ne nnse was
everyone Of them would be- by most emphatic Mr.
Cleveland
Mr. Sparks
opponent being
party We know his lips that he comedies Mr. Sparks tie
political
claims himself which conceded him by Nj Sparks
of the
citizen While the pocacourse OF the Republican candidate
for and criticism the Journal will him OF such dis
OF the
derings of the Nevada Republican press-Journal
Republican twenty-five
that makes fit explosion
to
running
FARMERS desire SIS moving
chine
their sentiments voting
for in
his
: GOOD
. GROCERIES
Specially Of this Line
Fresh Ranch Creamery Butter
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SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT

OVER ONE HUNDRED SAFE DEPOSIT haveb aced
the sank They modern
STEEL They BURGLAR AND q
safe receptacle valuable yearly
furnished n
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Deposits
United States
GENERAL TRANSACTED.
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BROUGHER county
resigned his
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siioweitteraS luitnid)t Gud

@enn Sbr guh ireenbup nieoer'
laiien tpollt, tbut es entlang Der 2i'
ME Der
Sam Nmtpnip & Qlranias
Mnf, &nhtt.
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Mn bas Yublitulll.

Die nSreie Brefie" bat iiber 400
eiablirte Geenturen iln Gtaote, miro
an iiber 700 Boitoffieen nerlanbt, unb
bat cine eroBe 8erbreituna in Der
Gabbar= &epublif Werito, i'm Srbia=
nerzIerritoriunt unb SflabDma.
SIR girfulatiuns<@ <@ebiet in geras
eritredt 1ib BON @alpeitpn biz binauf
nab Dentlun, pun Maribaa i'm Often
bis nab @l AaIo IN: fernen @eften;
es iblieBt lelbitperitdnblid NIT be-
ionhers sablreiben 2elern bas bibt=
beliebelte Wittel= =Teras ano ben Siib=
tpeiten elm.
3tpei Neifenbe iino beftiinoig, iabr'
Elm, jabraus i'm SntereKe oes Blat=
tes untertpees uno fiibren oenlelben
i'm 8erein nit ltrlieren riibrigen 2Dz
fal : Ngenten forttpdbreno mere 2e<
fer gu.
Sn Nnbetrabt bieler Tbatlaben lit
Die rSreie Breiie", mo es ii6 borum
banoelt, Die beutl6e 8epDlferune gu
erreihen, bas bette Mnseige Mes
blum i,n gtaate 9eras.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FRE1E
PREssE FUER Texas has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
It has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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So iif mebr Ratarrb in oieier @eeeno oes aanoss
als bon alien anoeren arantbtiten 5ulammell uno
bis in Die lesten SABRE gait er als nnbetbar
@iee SABRE lang ertdrten SOitoren ibn fr eine lo=
tale Rrantbeit uno idrieben lotale Seilmitte Dor,
uno oa fie ibn nit drstlidsr gebanbIung beftdn6ig
ndt tltrrtsn erildrtsn e ibn fir unbsilbar.. Sls
Wiiieni6oft bat bepieien, oaB Ratarrb cine eontt=
tutonstranibet in uno oeBbalb ionitttuionele gs1
&ur iabri5irt BON s. s. @benep& Q,
soleoo, CbiO, III Die einsas eOnliiutionsll. aur in,
W3artis. Sic wirb innerli6 in DOZEN OSsr Ssbsn
DON 10 5ropIen bis ,u eneu Sbeel0ifeI ooa gcnoni=
men. Sic rpirtt oirett aM oas 9lut nno Die i4lei=
miqe Cb.rf6te oes Sptems sic btten einbun=
bert Dollars Fir jeeen Sail ben Ve 5u turiren oer-
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