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H. & g. Beers Letter.


New Orleans, July 1e.-Liverpool adyices
were encouraging, consequently our market
opened ! to points higher, advanced 0
to subsequently on near months and 3 on
late. but shortly after became easier and
declined about from the top on favorable
crop accounts. The absence OF sellers ana
fresh buying near the close sgain caused
steadiness. making the netIsaln TO
points on the day. ,,
Rslns were more or less general through
ont the cotton region during the past
twenty.four hours, except In the Little
Rock. Memphis Nicksburg aud OElahVn,a
| districts. Showers ranging from one-hall
! 10 2 inches occurred in Texas, Louisiana
! and Georgia. and showers are predleteu
practically for the entire belt tonlght AM
| Thursday. The crop outlook mas SHOWN
/ marked Improvement during tue past tntt'
| weeks and 1t is therefore expected tAat W.
next monthly bureau report Ought TO e0l
roborate these favorable conditions. ~
| new bales of cotton have ALREADY pte'
hacked N Texas as compared 10 ohly tnle
iast year reported In the early part
August. This would indicate an early GRO
from that state, and the chances are u
n,ocemeut of new cotton In august VIII
an liberal scale. The good crop pro
meets ordinarily would have occassoned
! f,irther decline on new crop options, WI
II NOT for the fear of manipulation on o.
, near months and the heavy discounts e
J, istinr In the former positions when Pr
vent ope'"'0'' H. & B. Beer.
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ASSAULTED BY FooTPADs'
rnoi,eer Beatty Was Badly Beaten ny
Holdups at Waco.

Uooo Texas July l6.-Whst came near
he,nc a murder occurred on the west APP
rroach If the suspension bridge last nlght
Pie II O'clock AT thar hour Engineer
pnottv of the Texas Central railroad ~hose
home IL at Walnut Springs, was solhs ~
"a botel in East Waco. When ne Tehcuss ~.
3hs noint mentioned he was dttacksu w
three men. knocked down and ronueu. -,
one ~ the men who held NJ. beatSS ~, ny
,gos a fall -.complexioned teioW' VIZ se "
the other two were small Ihey toon go go
fronn their victim, all he mad o1t ALodt NJ
unknown cause did not take lne ,ist nm
u.as wearing Mr.. Beatty was ielt "
was Wa r.here he fell and laid there fol
| q half hour or more before ne WNs I 49,,
nS'i tvo boys He was, immediatet
| cru W me hotel in East Waco ana re
| 49, f.'ta r,aSlcal aid He was baby otulss
eeis hoatsn The worst wound was IN IN
anu 80 very ugly holes having been ca
| nn one az the jaws, either OF W nlIn 10 "a, u
On u.s. y"I large enough for man TO place I"
| nngers In -. a, confectnra as I
,.hst Instrument was used WITH WN II o.
make the serious face wolnusi "a thonS
ai-iAentiy something OF very haru' thous
not sharp, nature ..sa,oer engineer c
} -. ~; raxes Central and has regular -
ny xVoco He came In from up tue ~ =,
in,G and would have gone Vnt "H T
sssste -Sssseneer west this morntnE'
, eau - Yen 10 Walnut Springs TO-DAY,
Me,ng pIaced In the baggage ~ to - n
: SvhiIe The wound is very pelhi ar.as,s - Ia
, thonebt TO be dangerous. NO AiieS
a been made.
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[ITSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

at 7asc. Some dealers are quoting them
at 6G7c. -
Tue average price received for peaches
ruled somewhat lower but this was due ~
tue fact that the poor fruit helped TO null
DOWN the general average. Fancy free.
stones sold from 75c per four.basket crate
and soc to soc per box.
While there has been much strength In
tne Sonee market of late, it has been con.
ineato the green article and as vet there
nSs zen no change in the prices of the
\ patene. goods. The wholesale merchants
are .avAv expecting some change In their
parcnen 9nds and a small advance would
cause no s,prise.
|, Much actitv 4. ~ero. .
nien. - Ind steel. The demand for
needs of operat, q, al 80 " .ne
! 49,, ,-se milling sections where
! -, ss.ts .Yay for the fall business
short time at the, -, s'''o'es anu
go unusually well for the
49, sa,,,a y 2,rices remain practt.
!, ea g, with Arm tone in
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| RECEIPTS OF Fruit .: .
DrAcHEs CONTINUE WEAK.
o,..n coffee--Muoh ACTIVITY
y and s.esl--Ess s'tuat'o'
~" Was Weaker.

II. yesterday we're Lighter
e. a the stock was Interior srost 70 sor %.
|as b q There was good , stoSh, n rs,tn
| h I brought prices in keeping with
|liiy.
=, excellent quality were
and and sold for prices Fans'"s 10
| ssc and soc
.,,sa we're Of poor quality ana
ices l., vas accordingly small sales
BE pam o"e 10 4oc per crate, but good
'sSla i have commanded HUFh 0e''s'
.,. 70 keep Texas eggs up u
prices, The demand lem Nn1 ler 'a are foun,
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Transactions MADE
we're FOR SMALL, AMOUNTS
90 ,,o Fairly Well-Anelo Still
~" ernire State Weakened
Manhattan Better

IT, on the oil and stock Exenanse
~ a,.o,dedly quiet one. Although
usF .aoovs we're death in that nave
" w. sor some little time tne
~ n. we're mostly for Sma"
and the total sales did NOT con-
s,rorably with those of late eaS ?,
s,V' ,nsyplicable reason some OF the
me ~ we're not active, and those
that did score sales fell oeiow
record The bidding was on
IVA ss and the spirit displayed by tue
~ 80 rr,n,is, Of good days trad
N IN the end this failed TO mate
,A,,d time In succession Anglo
'us sald hrst position, its sales
y ~ more and the comparative
"a tor It belug better than before.
e.,l Tuesday over half the sa'es
,.sa at 25sc. but at the close II was
10 nav &c in order 10 secure the
Yesterday this level was ll ,1.
.aa an efforts TO purchase FOR .eSS
-. s unsuccessfnl When the " ~
Nete conld not induce ouertls ~
n, N mark, -uey readlly ~
wv" I'D 900 shares changed hahh1.
,rsaeI NJ The ngGle n4Q lot ~ ~.
lft4r the one sale recoiuet -
so,i IN secure lots OF the 500 ti,e
~ mice failed aud the 'Glose " 10
bowed 1Mc bid Win OILY, nm on
~, sboTad more strength lhau W., va
.aa M two small lots, aggIes t'ns
- n,ers sold at 3Oc. Later nv
~ weaker feeling became eNluen u.
~ ,Ge~e were repeated oHefs az
AnS +aker. The close sho,Weu
I'm ooi5c asked. Empire Stdt.
tba active stocks and wAen MS
sbewed signs Of strength. ouG
y "a shares was sold for ~
H. 600 shares at &c, While an equa
was secured for 1i2c. Inc catS,'
drop is not explained. put II "a
that al the close price Pulu Z, q
a cent below that. oil tue 49, - !
of Galveston likewise dlspi3Se'
~ ,ba onanlne. and a small bloc
Hanged hands at l1l5c Inc ~
heed at this figure on the day ~
ENbont taker. Finally, after COZ
M see.sawlnc. small block wa
A al isc. National oil and PIPE wa
n seiler AT lSc and iSAc wnlcn,
than the prices of the precedlh
reer blocks than were sold on. yee
having brought ls&c and leis
and Higgins both scored small Sa y
late price paid. 1iic being paald Il
rmer, while the latter was nrIh
<fexas Savings was called into actlC
small sale recorded at $40.
iotsl sales for the day amounted
shares.
IS bid and asked at the close yest'
"a the sales recorded We're as follow
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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Texans in New York.

INUtVIHI " T 10 T 7T'EFI
49,. YORK. July 16.-The following
p, New New are registered IN New York:
Te Ifsns,d are issmuels, Giissy. 49,,
San sigp'' 1nton!o.-Frank Il Walsh Walsh Mari r
borough; B i ETanS. JenS %eardeh. ST.
pf T1 sPaso.-L. Hllsigner, Fifth Avenue.
Austin.17;wr b s fansion ~ A IsSTee
WWac%@F. Bush, +. c. Odds. Murray
NTH
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Dry Goods.

New York. July 16-wide print cloths,
yarn gray goods are hrmer with a go
: ed AVN ana Unchanged In other divisions
o of the e'' cotton goods market prices are I'M
cbanred. but the demand shows some IN IN
provement. Woolens. and Wofst se,Iina In in
Eten lines Wooien dress goods irm Tor
stables ana some lines tending against ouy'
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SALES
Price !
Shares. | paid.
SUGAR.

New Orleans. July 16.--sugar-Strong
omen kettle 2lA63 $40; open kettle centrif
ugaI 3m3l9 centrifugal yellow 3izG4ls SEC
ouds l2M3h. Molasses-C cntrifug1l o4l3.
New York. July 6--Sugar--Raw hrm;
fair refining 1915; centrifugal, % test,
z Ala
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q lslORE NEw srArIoNs.


experimentation of the agricultural
the workbc government 10 broaden
grower in q cooperate with every
IN the deyte and in order 10 assls,
/ mas pee .. III OF tobacco culture IL
I more eApe't establish TWO or three
Clilues ~ stations In different To-
! eve l''1, " experiments and 10
1 cssses. nis iNe benefit of the pro
IN the United 81 I ini,,l. me ne direction
| growers and w,.a,,,,,Ils,,. . .. siNrn
Value Of the Gro 80. ~. ~ too" Scu
en- industry which, tend 10 dov,inr,
great proportions V ten St,,i 10 ueNei9p
four visits TO DS,ato, WI s.uM 70
anu nave a., -b, 6ereior Liberty count.
10y ~ ssction prdted the growers
~ IN. fHat ~ Siiar butle crop, which
Gee what I am now't only a tine
neo6uction of a quawrapper: You
xiii make good, sale after Is the
mad some samples mavDacSS1 tnat
D Mr. shelter exhibited l nnd 70
qualities Of hand tob ,,o...,..
+. representative and mndeIr elne re- y
! the leaf as grown with caene fost
e ou+ r,re He also gave Thrison or
q ~ the cigars. which weren't with
I nled by the editorial force \ some
a ~ gSod ! SAM
d '"Tbere Is a large area ofunced
d land in Texas" continued
"About twenty counties havacco
e snitnple for the production. Offer;
le while in Florida the hue tobac'oll
r only In Gadsden county and pat,
x tnr county, Georgia. want TO
N with planters in all sections OF =
&c and will locate the new experiment
OF Wherever the people show the mos
Up in me work. The bulk Of my o
pc Win be Confined to East Texas,
be though there is good tobacco Ian
IS norTheastern part Of the state
a along the coast west OF Housto
re be dad to correspond with all pa
Ne Ierned in tobacco raising and !
* Them and direct them how 10, pr
re- hest results. Soil analysis and Re
are important points and. / VIII
. hnnetit of my experience In thes'
ss well as those mentioned above
az shall go to the Farmers %
his. Co,iege station and returning Y
"a once 10 Dayton to assist the u
'on In the process Of fermentation or
tbs sftar which | shall return to DO
1ns bnne 10 make my headquarters Il
un- com Of the railroad facilities
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HANDSOME lo-room house and three cot.
tages, Clay, near Main: desirable loroom
house, lia lots, south front Pierce, near
Main; large house, half block, COED i'm.
provrments, near Fanniu school; two de-
sirable cottages, east front, In Fair
Grounds additicn also a number of other
bargains in Improved and nuimproyed city
property. Stock IN two OF best canals In
Texas for sale or exchange for Houston
property; $50 acres rice land near Cy.
press 50 per acre. Cash Is Luckel, S06is
Main. N
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HOTEL ALLEGHANY
and
ROCKBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS

Combined Mountain Resorts
On CHEESE peOke and Ohio Railway.
HOTEL ALLEGHANY--A handsomely
furnished, modern hotel az Goshen. Va.
on main line Of c. and o. Ry., and
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
With fine hotels and cottages, beautiful
grounds, ana curative mineral waters; 500.
600 expended in improvements tAis year:
at frequent intervals enable guests TO IN.
terminsle as under one roof Fine golf
links at Rockbrldge Alum. Orchestras at
mountain scenery. Exhileratlne summer
climate. Address.
+. II. BRoKENBORoUGH.
Manager Hotel Allegheny. Goshen, Va.
JAMES a. FRAZIER,
General Manager Roekbrdge Alum Springs.
Va.
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ereenbrI.r White Sulphur Springs.

WLST VIRGINIA
fThe "OLD WHITE" Sulphur. open June IS.
famous for its sulphur baths. Modern improve
meats, with private baths. Ofehestrs OF IS pieces
Terms SIS 10 SzS rtek. $50 500 per month. Write
Tor illustrated booklet. address HARRINGTON Mills
nsr. crssnbrief White sulphur spnnss. W. We.
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SCHOOLS AN COLLEGES
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS.


nner "a 70 2I maneuaton
sn tonng Christian sdn s
ton as seia
enein
oA September
lo the d.
and practice
Two ntrus; school nursing wcmenj;
~1--''S va"
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nllIAa hu Lluhtnlno.

kaufman. Texas, July lo.-LIsh 1iNu.
hnu'n .ont about six miles from kauf-
s nau sunday and killed every hsA IN IT. !,
man eune"s .hrse yearllngs we're struck
Ihs sane SsIlea d IL Mr. Duns pasture SaS
sSpee Zines tint but no dsmass a'hs ~
house.
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CREATIONS ON LIGHT pDER.
MISCELLANEOUS 3

------------------------. -, ASK.
j. II. Thompson Seed and ---------------
Rice Milling Co. ...,..... \ois,on ~,
Brazorla Rice and Irr Co. i :pIN4g9o ~
Houston Land and Trust Col 10 90 w
Houston Drilling and sup f'''''''
ply Co. .,.....,..,,,.'. 80. ro 10
International Creosote Co. ~ w
of Beaumont e.. ......... -
Moore-Cortes Canal Co. 80. 20 49,
Merchants National Bank. l1o % w
Magnolia Park Co. ......, ......t ~
Mutual Building and Loan W
Association e.. ...,......l ......'F ~
Planters and Mechanics Ma ii ~
tionaI Bank ....,....... IL 90,
Rockdale OH Mil Cot. ...,..I
| South Texas National Bank 1856 %
! Sour Lake Springs Co... 10 W Il
| Spindle Top Power Co. 10
! Southwestern Dry Plate Co ...,... i!
| Trinity Rice, Land and lrr. .......
| Texas Savings, Real Estate
and Investment Co. ...-.. 30 80 /
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FINANCIAL Money made by having
plumbing well done: phone 400. Houston
Plumbing and Manufacturing Co. II
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MONEY Loaned on Houston real estate.
Ed 5. Phelps, attorney, 3l0ia Main st.
81
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FINANCIAL.

TWO CERTIFICATES FOR sale cheap In
Houston Home Builders Co. Apply all
Moore & Burnett building 10
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Wentworth hlHlQ[I Academy.

Oldest and largest military school
AD In Central West. Government sli.
a EM pervision and equipment Army
~ ND officer detailed Prepares for,
&}&EA universities. National Academies
or for life. Col. sanford Sellers.
III. A., Supt., Lexington, Mo.
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100000 TO LOAN on Houston business or
residence property; one to ten years; at
lowest rates tt interest; monthly pay.
ments II desired no delay In getting your
money. Apply 10 N. l., Mills, 2l6 Main
street. or address p o. Box 80s. II
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SMALL LOANS on salaries aud other
securities. J. Sutton. 10loia Texas ave-
nue.. S.l2
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WILLIAM A. wILSON--office 2O3 Khan
bldlding; headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly payment or any other plan
II
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MONEY TO LOAN on Improved or unim.
proved city property. N. X. Mitchell,
room =. Perry block Congress avenue. Il
$4,000 TO LOAN on city property al s
and per cent, Vendor lien notes
bought and sold. old phone li3f. Paul
y Hoover, 21S Main street II
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sion man wants situation or any kind
of employment. Address 1907, this Office.
II
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Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists,
2i4 st. Charles St. New Orleans.
Young, mlddc-aged and old, single ant
married men Gud all who suffer with Ner
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CoLORED MAN wants situation as porter
in store or cook in boarding house. Adj
dress James Brown. 11o9 Prairie avenue
In rear. IT
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FIRST-CLASS bookkeeper, graduate,
this office. %
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POSITION wanted by a young man as
teacher OF some good business college
Can furnish good references Had expe-
rlence Address 1883, this office. II
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WANTED TO BUY.

14x2o or larger engine; also
boiler. Chas. II. Lewis, Cleveland,
i'd Texas. 10
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SITUATION wanted by young man as
bookkeeper, salesman or collector. Can
give references Address w. A. c.. 1905
Preston avenue city. IT
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WANTED-To keep set of books for mer.
camille arm after office hours Best Of
references furnished Address Book.
keeper, p o, Box 1874, city. II
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POSITION wanted by young man as book
keeper. stenographer or typewriter Can
furnish good references. Address III
5OS Rusk avenue. City. II
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WANTED-Position by expert, capable and
accurate double and single entry book
keeper; -four years experience; bank and
mercantile references. Address box 0G2
Staunton, Va. "a
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GOOD CoLoRED BOY wants place IN
yard and attending TO horses: good ref
erences; is years old. Call st 2lS Main,
Cleveland McCloud. Is
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WANTED-By a young man of sober
habits, position In or out of the city as
st}nogrepher can furnish references Ad-
dress E., Az Crawford street II
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worker, wants situation OF some kiud
Address j. w. E, Wood, 1913 Congress
avenue. II
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TEXAS GROWN TOBACCO.
rlne Samples of Both Wrapper and
Filler Have Been Produced.
GOVERNMENT EXPERT SHELTER HERE.
says that the Agricultural Department
WIN Establish Two or More Additional
Stations in Texas.

- H. Shelter. tobaeco expert Of the INIT
60 states department of agriculture. wa.
.ue hotel Logan yesterday short
Nine' en- route to the Farmers Congress
college Station. Mr.. Shelter is 4 native
u Florida and acquired his knowledge OF
me pant among the tobacco hel0s of tina,
state' hut aow has his headquarters al
Wills Texas, where he is engaged IN the
a ny VI tooacco culture In this State with
M" OF improving the Product
we've nave an experimental station Al
mhttins on ten acres said Mr. Shelter, con
when IS grown several varieties Of tobacco
lar lar We nave produced very desirable
Dut an excellent wrapper. The tobacco nro,
I ItVtu mere Is very good substitute Tor
havana nller and Is grown from imported
ne uusr , seed ana when seasoned out has
nearer the rich aroma and quality az the
imported goods than any tobacco grown in
ny CuiIeu states, except that Of Florida
ARD l believe, with careful attention If
i InaE even sqlpass the Florida article. Tue
Ii already equal To the duest gradn Of wran.
per GROVE in florida
So 1 repeat the statement" continued Mr..
@ ,,ii,,,,i inst fine quality of tobacco is
Hn account Of the lack Of experience n
the growers, who do no. know how to
nah"le II properly. rhs care of the soft
me propagation of the liant and curlH {
mus tgnre' ia the result. but one OF the
greatest tSults | have noticed and am ca
uraNorng 10 correct is the manner of top.
ping which Is the most essential featui q
III the production Of good tobacco.
100 many tobacco growers let fhe plant
grow too tai, leaving sometimes as many
as twenty leaves ON the plant, which n
entirely wrong The result of this serious
mistake Is that the small leaves at the ton
GO not mature as rapidly as those lower
.doWn ana are never fully developed At the
,cuttlng period aud they necessarily tN.ract
from the stalk, which should
absorbed by The larger leaves which
@ke the body Of the plant The tobacco
MT properly topped should have, Oh an
wage, ten leaves, never mere unless IN
Par Suhlly rich soil and more often less
Ilue. ici- for then each leaf will derive
~ ull portion of nutriment from the
! ~ thus mesing wei proportional
! ~ Sy cutting time.
! 70 d'her important factor in the proper
! w. w. ! nent Of the tobacco plant In Texas
! 10 | no1nner OF Seeding, which ! hnd is
! ~ i nlly observed among the growers
!. 10 uetTen demonstrated that the seed
~ SO rs after several years growth,
"a SyetSst u plant imported seed fresh
"a 4eN'sand not use tho seed from the
~ me W. BY observing this rule tho
~ more iof the Havana goods may be
~ .pprol chcl
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SITUATION WANTED by young man %
years old, viii work at anything that viii
make an honest living. Address Honest,
this office. IS
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WANTBD-Position rs bookkeeper or as
sistant with chance Of promotion 10y
young man Of several years experience IN
office work, Address T. o. Box 124S,
Runge, Texas. ~
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WANTED 10 RENT Or y
nished part or whole eootr9
beard with private family;
class; nv young couple, no !,
Young man. Third or FonIti
erences. Address 1896. this
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HOTELS, SUMMER RES

BOERNE-The coolest resort IN
favorite summer retreat among
the Boerne Ho.el oners plessutt 3
and the travelling pubic supstio
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WANTED-About August ], ~
ern cottage In Third or EEoG
reliable tenant. address lZo'
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WANTED Position as assistant bookkeep,
er, by competent young man; am VIII
Ing TO start with small salary. Address
72i0, this office. is
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lANTED-0ne second hand stationary en-
Sine about 14X24; must be In good con
ton and cheap; also one small iron
&c e. Address 105 Levy building, Calves.
Eat. Texas. 10
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,sept. Is. Literary .ceusss., nssis, An.
sIssslss 70 wellesley, Baltimore Won.
,ssisy. 40. MIA Ard sssssls siimsis.
udfess :. o. plAhToH. Lib. osx IS.
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Have you daughter? Do not fail 10 see.
Post photograyure and ad OF CARR
BuRDETTE COLLEGE. Sherman. Texas.
Write at once for catalogue. Mrs. o. A.
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SAW FILER-Circular or band, and prac-
teal mill man Of eighteen years eXpe-
Renee, wants position; Al reference fur
nshed. Address 7239. this Office. 20
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a GOOD boy. II years old, wants work in
office, store or driving delivery wagon,
Address 1888, this office. II
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WANTED ret. =

"A 10 GROOM HIT
not more than $50; =
Southern Pacific shol--waTd
Drummer. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

WANTED TO RENT-Fburn.
furnished for light no ~
or Fourth ward, mns----
Young couple; no chlluyiiiili
man, ref rences. T2O9, t,lu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

EXPERIENCED BooKkEEPER and
stenographer must have work at once.
Address T2lT, this ofrice. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

Va me or lots wanted In ex-
oassce aud oil land two miles
Ion-sher feld; possibly some
PAY 'estigate. Box 225, Hous.
beds %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

WANTED Position with good Arm as col.
lecto~; have had much experience; can
furnish best Of references, also gilt edge
change; Implement dealer preferred.
Address "R, rs Louisiana street, Hous-
ton. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

WORK WANTED by colored man, such a
yard work or attend TO horse or COW.
Please apply 1914 Polk. Is