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SUGAR

New Orleans, August i6--sugar- Strong.
tfifueaI s13il: centrifurii Yellow MN
W. seconds 99sa3A Mnlasscs Dull;
Centrifugal 5mlJ
New York, August Suear--Raw
steady; fair refining rs. centrifugal. no
test, @9s; molasses sugar a9s
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TlN-Firm. $50. 5O4i31 90; lead. bxo
per cent discount a"u
,o BLACK SHEET 1RoN-Nc 81, So. rs per
,hOoFING TIN--Machine made. $40 5oa5
box $500 80
soL,DER-Half and half. 1eM@2oc per
: CORRUGATED lRoN-Galvaulzcd, $3.50
per square.
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METALS.

New York August 1S.---Lead ruled quiet
and steady locally at Az and at London
ut al IS Sd. shelter showed no change
here or abroad English iron markets were
a little hrmer. Glasgow closed at 56S sd
and Middeboro at 62s 1lad. The domestic
market was Arm and quiet az old prices.
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sr. Louls

81, Louis, August s.-Cattic-REeipts
900 including $50 Texans; market about
steady. native shipping and export steers
6WGSop: dressed 5eef and butchers Steers
a.oWdi -; steers under 1000 pounds $3.50
5.Up; siockers and feeders 4.SoGI1,Ui; cows
aud hcifers 2.2NM6.30; tanners l1aG2. 40,
bulls 2656ii,u0. calves 5oo@TOoi Texas
and Indian steers 2.S0u5,30. COWS and hcif
crs 2.35tIl rs. Hogs Receipts 20tn; mar
me- me- s,S NJ pigs any sits 7oe;s 80 ~; iayN
Receipts hoo; market steady; native NUT
tons &.50di. -; lambs S,I56lo %; culls aud
bucks 2.joalOo stockers 1.10Nl3.oO; Texan;
., lJtt3. 50,
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COFFEE.

New York. August 1s-Cotee--Spot, Rio,
steady: Ne. invoice ols mild steady; Cor.
dcva MIillq Futures closed steady With
prices net ia Ia points lower. Sales 1900
bags. August skd t.s1; September { stMi
ia5; October 4.sa0il90 December i90Gh
5'3; JnuuArv 5.oNd5 05 March 5fod5. 20,
May 5.2Um5.25; June and July 535.
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PAINTS. oILs An GLASS

White lead, per cwt., strictly pure, 1925;
second grade, 5000; third grade, 800
~ l.nrJp p per case. two 5gallon cans,
eral paints, Coo per gallon Dry mixed
paints, per cwt,. IN barrels. DOC Venetian
reds, per ewt,, $3.50; yellow ochre. per cwt.,
M.W. Lnsted oil. best, holled, IonT1c.
Ready mixed house paints 81 90. Window
glass, s'x5, per cent OF January II list.
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N.w York Dry Goods.

New York. August rs The demand Of
about recent average for cotton goods on
hor,e account was apparent today. Some
business reported for China 10 1ueeta .ne
nnehsnned. Cotton knit goods In fair de-
mand.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

ElEu, m, August is, No butter was Of.
fcrcd for sale on the hoard Of trade today,
The official market was made steady NJ 20.
The output was $4,000 pounds
st, Louis. August 1S.--poultry-
chickens Oh; springs 1915 turkeys 12di3,
cry lTm21; dairy l1cjlS Eggs Firm, l5c
loss of
New York. August ts..-Egcs- Receiptt
ll262 packages; barely steady. state and
PENNSYLVANIA 2Wdeotq, Western candled l7il
0l9 cstorn uncaudled 15alTla.
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~ ANGNLo NorEs.

San Angelo. Texas, August lGwlliam
Childress bought OF Joe Funk 300 2ycar
Old steers at SIS.
L. Hearne of Baird bought a bunch of
sheep from A. j, Davis OF Sheffield,
j, u, Henderson of Concho county de-
llvcred to g. r. Casey y Go. 6aS and a
year old steers.
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nnItGs AM CHEMICALS.

ouinlne. 34aa0c per ounce bottle; NOR.
phine, 81, 25@2 30 per ouneei cocaine, -. q
per ounce; borax. siac per pound In lpo-lb
Iii Sf 90 per gallon in 5-gallon packagcs'
enson salts, 81 10 per 100 lbs In barrels:
alcohol, 50 T0a3. 90 per gallon; sulphur
50 az per 100 lbs In barrels alum. 3lac PEI
nonnd In barrels; saltpeter, 7c per poun1 m
harreis: camphor. zoe; wood alcohol, Toe
GSi 90: gum opium. SO so; powdered opium,
81. so; carbolic acid, 4oai2c per pound IN
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KANSAS CITY SALES,
12ne cial To Tho nnst

Stock Yards, Kansas city. August u.s.
The following sales of Texas aud Territory
cattle we're made here to-day Mrs storr
frank vore, Checotah, ~ steers, HN3
pounds, 365; t. h. East, penison, is steers.
idl pounds. 40; Y W Turner Fort sin,
p MSSrf M s. Fe STEERS Iii pou nays s.
226 calves, is6 pounds, 5.1o NJ Dawson,
aalaa, - steers, 40 pounds ~; ; j.
so; 10 steers, 357 pounds, SO, Cauey
Valley National bank Caney Kan. y
steers, os2 pounds, S,65; Lee l. Russell, El.
GIN, Kan. lei steers, $50 pounds io5,
e9S pounds, 40; Mcstiey & Denoya, Elgln,
Kan, ~ steers, 9S2 pounds. 80. I'd pc.
si s5od. Ba iDG It TeSq Smith rs ws a
iio4 steers, Isl pounds, 2.sS; i u sioa..
pounds, 500; A. NJ Malone, Elgin. ~
steers 7se pounds, 2s5; 81 steers TX
81 steers, 7So pounds, 3I0 Harris Bros
Elgin. III steers S5t pounds, 2N5; Il. ".
Harris, Elgin, n helfers 100 pounds. $50,
pounds, $40 farley s Earle y, Mor,9T
Vernon, Texas, 20 steers, ~ pounds, 3 ln'
Jim wycoff. Fort Cobb, 1871 steers, lu@t
pounds SO; William Puntey Rush
Springs 81 calves, $50 pounds, 321; n
calves 1917 pounds, 3.25; 81 cows, ;,
pounds. 2s5; 80 cows, son pounds 81 ~
steers. 100 pounds .265, =. II Thom39sS.
Duncan. / r., rs calves. 3l3 pounds, 80,
y cows, 12i pounds, 10; + / Wilam;'
biees. DsRcan, i3 COWS. no pounds, go.
IA cows, $50 pounds, . 81. John Roreov.
Qcheath. y steers, 90 pounds. 2 90 lonn
Collnc. Ochelata, 23h steers. as pounds
a 50; j. r McCofel Elgin 81 steers. 80
pounds, $50, Bonton & Co. 81 Joe, Texas
Is steers, 500 pounds. $50; y. Marshall
Llano IS COWS, So pounds, 30; 2 j
Stron Davis. l. T.. * steers, p0e pounds
2e5; C. NJ Grant, Wynnewood. Is steers
s71 pounds. 3.25; Yates 4 Kelley Noble
- steers. 715 pounds 81; =, Tb"mp
son. NARROW, 20 COWS, 500 pounds 100
Holmes Wellis Madil steers, lo5N
pounds, 800; Jones 4 Jarhho, WelGh 4
steers, S5T pounds, $50, George y y.
Bail. Myra. Texas 70 steers. ao2 pounds
2 So Johnstone & Watson, Ochelatn, =
steers, 1913 pounds, 400; "a steers. 9i'
pounds. 400: 32 steers. gsI pounds, 3 no
L. II. Harrison. NARROW. Al calves, 25i
pounds. $50; AZ COWS - pounds 2.35; u
steers, $50 pounds, 235; 10 steers, ~
pounds 236
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FRUITS.

APPLEs-Arkansas, barrel, SO rs: Call.
fornla. per box. 81. 50M2 60; New Mexcos,
per box, So .00I2 %.
CANTALoUPES Rockyfords, bushel
crates, 81 so.
GRAPES - Catawhas, baskets, 50G60c
Conc0rds baskets. 5o@60c.
IEMoNs-M assinas, 50. 1898 90.
PEACEiES--Fanry, T5as5c per crate;
choice ''m65c; Elbertas, 81 90; California,
81 .0OQS1 10 per box.
EARS-Texas, per box, GoG55c; crates,
50ddf0r: Rsrtlatt, box, So 80.
pRUNES-T Tragedy per crate, 81 25nl 90.
"a quart crates, 5od6Oc; California assorted
cnrictles, 81. 350fI 65.
APPLES--Tlorida, per crate, 81. 500
4 10; Mexico, 81 %.
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Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks Houston or other points taking
same rate. Dealers charge from store SO
iOc per 100 pounds more on bran, 2G.3e per
bushel on oats and corn, loaloc per lUo
BRAN-Pcr 100 pounds, ssd90c
CORN CHoPS-Pure, 81 32d1. "a,
OATS--Texas, choice bright, 4Bc; average,
44ibc, No 2 mixed oats, 31l5c,
CORN No. . mixed, sacked, Tic; No.
HAl~ChoIce alfalfa Sli,25: choice tlno
thy, S14.7aa 1900; south Texas prairie
tory hay. $10.50d1i,5O
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.fon ha4s Shat etk4rA
SaMt. NAqxsttsAI?
FINANCIAL.

bE YOUR OWN LANDLORD AND srop.
PAYING RENT. WE WILL BUILD YOU
A HOME AND THE AMOUNT cAS pr
REPAID N MONTHLY PAYMENTS
no STOCK PLAN. WRITE FOR oUn
CIRCULAR EXPLAINING DETAILS.
HOUSTON LAND AND TRUST COMA.
Ny, HOUSTON.
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Halliday on ,Channe

New York August 19.-.The New York
cotton exchange will be closed Saturday.
August 80 and Monday, September / ; LABOR
Day.
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$4,000 70 LOAF on Houston Lu.lne,, or
residence property; one to ten wears; at
lowest rates e interest; monthly psy.
ments II desired no delay In getting yon,
money. Apply to y. l. NILS, ZIG Main
street, or address r, o. BoI sQ3 u
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WIRE NAILs-s2. rs oase per key.
BARBED WIRE-Galvaniged, illdden,
- a ie5, 100 lbs. gais anizti Baker. $3.50
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S1p0 WILL START You IN BUSINESS
With n new aud complete stock ~ gen.
srai merChandisc; Not. a hole In The wall
hut full riggod retail store, With ahso.
lutcy unlimited possibilities for growth
II You have ambitions let me help yop a;
| hayc helped others NV plans cost YOU
nothing IL you Ike win find von a
location free, q. $, Bueh, So Quincy
street. Chicago, tf
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sn1pMENrs TRoM MAcARoN1 poGNrs

Victoria. Texas, August ls.-The follow
Ing shipments OF live stock were made
during the past week from points on M
New York. Texas and Mexican and Gulf
Western Texas and Pacific railways!
Tuesday, August T. From Pierce, l.
Thihcnux, two cars mixed cattle to Louis
lana points from clip, w. 7. McCambell
one car cattle 10 Algiers;, from Fannm, II
V. Roeder, one car. and John W. Kay
two cars calves, TO same market: from
Guadalupe, w. II. Sutherland, one car
calves. and from Aloe. John a. Willemln'
one car yearlings, both 70 AlRicrs; from
Victoria, r. j. sterne & Co., two cars cat
" Wednesday. August 18.-From Beeviilc,
Sid Ashley, one car horses and mules, To
Thursday. August 1l-From Berclair.
John A. Willemin, two cars calves, to Al
giers.
Friday, August 15-From Guadalupe, J.
T. O'Reilly, one car cattle aud ono Of
calves. to Alglers: from Aloe. John A.
Wiilemin, one car cattle, to Algiers; from
victoria Fleming. Davidson & Chittem.
six cars CATTLE 10 ST. Louis, and I. j.
Sterne. one car cattle, 70 Algiers.
saturday August le.-From Van Week
F. r. Vaughan, one car cattle, TO Hous-
ton.
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\, market. When the buyer cons!u-
4 sn,s,s TO be derived from Hous-
|s,I,Nt rates he viii lind that even
N, uuo,able figures Mt other markets
M ine price finally paid is general
I'M The prices are those ruling
Hss,on wholesale merchants, ana
lvl daily.
CANNED GOODS.
I'm vnulTs-Apples. BID, v5cm
Esp p,,a,ss sliced $40; eyeless ana
[fassp wv, ~ s't'eu axfra rra'ed, 500,
N tis NY. ctr stro vberries' lib. 81 lUlG
s .ss. I'll, Jill sO9sd1 soc: peaches,
kan, ,t'
4 sg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I'm,
I'm ssS S alb, fuy weight, 35t@
srs s slh sais,Sc. california as
4 sr.o o. : s- ~ sei,Dor cans sl.5o
" sspA'ssus s'' @Ih INC. IN
Msa oeanS, II, piarov heans
Nias ooei ~ N'ui s1'ns. Iii
w slllnsisss eeanS, S Si-o ,etif
syiiSi extra Maine G corn, S dao,.a
|tgtsi seconds, $4,000,
(fORNlA fRGlI-EX ra STANDARD
ratAes, lemon cling, Sl.9od2.oV;
lHEiord, sl.S5dl.45; black cher
EOd295, white cherries, 81 25d2 30;
y IlsJ(ll.gO; strawberries, S2.Uuc9
k.nL Sl.BjGil.T5; grapes, Sl.6Onl.Tj;
4 ic oer dozen less than extra
4 ,riess,
u,s aVssf iS Ser case S u o' gallons
s' s;as gallo gallons ;E $8 s, per ease ease
ie' W. e,a So,a ,,u q r,o' r. Wy Creole
" olS SVH 3, ot, : u, " 90 o. tnlih
"i Wv st'oo' o'p' S%'o'' AZ 49,
rr,rv-r,Dz
-yrf nhA'h slAFLho' , e4oo.
,n ls.. :, Nv per hss, $50
pWuet, si.oS per 66eg; drop suo''
W.. Os sSa,.. Sl, ~. ,n soc,s
' ,Sl,ss i , boxed Ae h 1gg;,,r.
AAAeo' iic' New Aork peliies'
m mr. :. ..., 40. raj. h,r
y Vl~ln barrels, 4Sc; half par
~ W. n,rr
.s AM iiEs--Begeing, lid. &C.;
u allow uesi less IMAM carloau
-stlc SIs'v w,s S n n,aSesi h6ois .. No
y, 10 n No. .na,i fpll weight, b basis
aS,sc s spe ~ rn sa1uS, 7ac n'su
lES1Sisr mi y. we1{snt w.. Gran
Mini ,iilic. FioctSic'' jnhts 81,
Mn loisc i'' N'sn''' '"''
M-hrtfand 50 T50a OK. Rosen.
aa0l S"'oeAo' %o' hoseh
l-RlO fair. 7671Sc, mime 7X6Sc.
Aa9c. f,ncS ,,,h; rine, Aye poo'
Mel2c; Cordoys. l3lbc; roasted
4 herckle's Ariosa, basis 1Oo-lb
Val Mocha and pc lava iii PHI c,us'
" and lava blend, Lii cans, Glib
tals, lsEc; international Java
~ tins, iS%c. ana Ain nails
IN III Anna Mocha and Java. lib
49, ia. B c soda. bulk, boxes,
y, -, PER uozen' Doc ginger
lSables, lie. ''4N'
hsSa. o4e,lo sacks: Fancy high
s%tig. fancy half patent, So 20
N w glde, $500; 24-lb sacks. Zoe
ssneri -four, in wood 15c per
lSEors coo,s
y ses Jo n11tnu,ps-Grits, hominy
d az ~. n n g. gan sacks per sack,
MI Il S;eo; Friends oats, $3.50;
sstlsssstV' ,hTawReye oats, ~. 10;
IA K IA. ~ it2,iD package, 81 80:
~R,snsS IVY, S2.9O.
llSSi2ea. g ISi, compounds, s9sg
saassrSSe r i. S,lS cans, L higher:
a-ai aI Ella lie go ''A''' -sA"
"a s sati.sis, IeSq1Sc per gallon;
W.T. p lib cans. pS extr pUH
sat NO. pe aoc h,rro,. ,...on,,
~ Rebates -
VI; choice Sssdlsslr' los44 lec !
~ -oa-oci pure reooil-
eHD MILK r..
k.aDa5 al. Thagle, W 1871 90;
AsaG 81. Vine Wine, 80, o5ol4. 90;
,gsstS s ~ y.ssE6t io T. $50 sSaoS Sc;
4St Weight veg y s sSGl 10; S.oz; %
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For SALE My entire stock Of general
merchandise musical Instruments toys.
crockory safe md store h1tures. ~
bargain. Address Box a, Columbus.
Texas. ~
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CHICAGO
Chicago August tS.-+Cn.tle - Receipts
2iVVc, including 2JQV Texans, $500 Nest.
erns; prime steers steady, others 10 70 >,
lower; good to prime steers 5.pOd0.ou; poor
TO medium 4.2ouI,50; suckers and feeders
2.Jodl5.aI; COWS iJu0l5TJ; hcifers 25UWl
GOO, Gamers l.J0WO.2O, bulls 225dtJ. 20,
calves 2JOGJ.Oo. Western steers 4.6OMB.iU
Hogs Receipts 3l,OuU. steady; mixed and
butchers I3jctO.a5; good to choice hea,y
u,l5II2Tls; rough heavy U.oOai8Go Hight
6.2Jsl6D0, sheep Receipts $4,000; sheep
lower lambs, choice. steady; others lower
good 10 choice wethers S.iou4..S,, fair e
choice mixed 2,JO6I3 Is; Western sheep 30,
@4.Vo: nntNc lambs 30oGN,1o; Western
lambs G.3u.
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METALS.

nnottlesi Calcium carbide, So 10 per 100, de
hNered Texas common railway poluts,
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weekly paper In rapidly growing town;
account failing health 434l this Of
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Drs. Belts & Belts & Dyar

Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists
214 st. Charles ST., New Orleans.
Young, iniddie-aged and old. siugIe ana
married men snd all who suffer with Ner.
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ESrABLlNIlED office business, paying
from 1926 to S2To per month, Addrcs
af2i this office. 10
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Lack OF Energy, i'm.
poverisneu Is 20 q.
Rlmples; also Blood
and Skin Diseases.
Sypniiis, lcruptlons,
Hair Failing. iione
l'nips, Sore throat.
Ulcers, Swclllugs,
Effects OF Mercury,
kidney and iila1uer
troubles, W eng
u n c K, r urnlu &
Urine, Gonorrhea,
elect, Structure, re.
ceive 8 c mr. c II " Il
Treatment, prom pt
relief and cure COR
nc. b ot n sexes
treated confidential
w and privately.
tiles, Flstula, Els
sure and kuptute
Memory, Weak Eyes,
hoda without opera
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PATENTS Protect your ideas, no allow.
anrc; no fce consultation free; cstab.
lished 1864 Milo Il Stevens & Co., 6lA
llth street Washington.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

mustard, S3,5od36O; imported Gillette
grade quarters, Sl2.jo; fancy sprHts, quar-
ters, SS.OnuloOO according to grade,
STARCH Standard goods; Pearl, IN 40
IL. boxes, 4&@45sc; ROYAL Gloss or Archer
bulk, 5m5l4c; Nickel 100 packages. per box
So 25Gi3 81 corn starch sac per To- 20 and
l0.lb boxes
Neutrality-suspicious. are for small lots;
special rates nrc given on carload orders
standard granul0ted. &c; cubes and pow.
dcred, 59sc; Louisiana yellow, clarified and
Fancy, 4}ad43.c; choice 49sc,
PRODUCE.
BEEsN AN-prime Texas coG1o3c ner
BEANS Imported navy beans. 3ss03a.c.
Bnyom, 90: i5pElish ,lrllJ &i,c: mix L.,
Hack eyTl &C.; Michisnr navy. 3s@3l3c;
California navy. y%Gl4C: sunps $3.50 u,r
bushei: wax and green beans 5oG,gor half
Lushei basket. california Iirnas- 5il6i6c.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

WANTED An kinds of attractions Cor La
Naca county and street tair. October ~.
l6 aud L. Address propositions tn T. q,
MollAen. hccrcLnrA. lalletsNillr. TeAns. 20
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FOR SALE CHEAP-One complete gin
and grlst mill consisting Of one 3o-horse
ROVER engine and 4o.hofYe power boiler,
two T0,saw gin stands and press, one
French burr mill, shaftlng, belts, pump.
tie, Address l.. u. Miller Houston,
'lcxna "
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A VALUABLE FEED FOR CATTLE

ern wethers 3OOda 10; fed ewes 3.0Oai3 na
i.eNas choice yearilngs S2IGt4OO, Texas
clipped sheep 3.oVM3,2S; stockers ..oOU2.po.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED TO BY Three and 4ycar-cld
feeding steers IN lots of 100 10 1000; give
description. price aud location " cattle
Address Joel Westbroob, Waco, TcNAs,
9,l5
WANTED TO BuY-oak lie Slabs high
est prices paid for dry oak wood by
Texas Fuel Company, Houston, Texas. ~
TFNT WANTED About 45x65 OF largeri
state price and condition. Address Tent,
this office y
I PAY HIGHEHT CASH pKiLlS TO- ali
kinds Junk, irop brass. zinc, lead rope,
homes bottles etc. country shipments 80
llclted. telephone connections. Louis
Kaminsky. 501 Preston. II =
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MONEY LOANED on Houston real Estate.
Ed :. Phelps. attorney, 3iols Main street.
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FOR SALE--Un account OF health. tas
Me XaDthOs confectionery and fruit
store, 605 Malp street. best location. one
business es ablished; for any Information
Inquire OF any Of the best whelcaae com
mission houses In city.
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vous DEBILITY, Mailing Memory. Weak Eyes
cured by our new methods without opera
ton.
send for particulars. Address,
DIS. BELTS & BELTS AND DYAR.
214 81. Charles ST.. New Orleans, La.
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ANY TOWN WANTING water works, elcc
iric lights. or anything from cunning
factory TO cotton mill, should write
us. We organize and finance Industrial
companies. Agents wanted everywhere.
The Southwestern Promoting Co.. Wilson
building. Houston. Texas. II
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WANTED TO RENT.

uNFURNIsHED room In strictly private
family for the winter. Address Cotton.
Rox 1S1 u
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WILLIAM A. WILSON -ofdcs nor IIsT,,
hLiding; headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly payment or any other plan.
~
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BOARD AND ROOM.

ROOMS FOR RENT-With or without
board; 1ll3 Travis street, ~
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WANTED or three well furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. CLOSE IN,
good locality: references exchanged. Ad.
dress g. s.. Houston Heights, ~
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couraging from a climatic sts,d,a,n.
II we enjoy favorable weather durinr he
neAt thirty days tho ciup may largely
recover It's losses by the drouth'
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MRS. DAY, stcnogrnpher private Office
room 202 RIM building n.5
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HIGHEST PRICES paid for castoff cloth.
ing; send postal; VIII call. a. Sapla.';;
o0s NIiaui street. -
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Harrison OF these quotations shows
|,ysutsges Id favor OF Houston as
| I, m,rset. When the buyer cunsld-
1 s,nst's TO be derived from Hous-
|...,st rates he viii lind tnat even
\. ruotable figures ut other markets
\, ine price finally paid is general
I'M The prices are those ruling
HsS,ton wholesale merchants, and
&Aa daily.
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HIGHEsT CASH PRICE PAID Tor sesap
leeswax, pecans. etc; country shipments
specially. Mayer LipshitE. whoiesais
dealer, 1901 Montgomery avenue hous.
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WANTEn-To rent or lease an eight or
tpn.rOom two-story house new preferred:
must be close IN and arranged for two
small families: no children; VIII take
good care OF nice property. possession re,
quired not later than September 80. Al.
dress +. y. Box 07e -
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R1Sz e. sETrTGAsr BUY AND SELL
REAi' ESTATE, LOAN MONEY, TRApE
III LIVE STOCK. ROOM 10, blN1
BUILDING.

;WIyTTS r. 900 10 1000 cords Of hrSt-clasa
dry oak wood IN lots OF twenty-five 70
100 cords Address 8. u. s.. care Trfpannso,
Galveston. TOMS. -
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SOUTH room with board four day board.
crs $40 Austin -
Evening star., 1902-02-11
Fourth Annual Ball, A. o. n.

The fourth annual entertainment and
dance Of Division No. @, Ancient Order of
HibernianS, was given last evening in
Northeast Temple. After an address by f.
B. Mcdonald the following contributed to
the program of the evening:
Thomas Trodden, jr., in comic songs;
Misses Margaret Dare, Josie Holohan Mary
Dare, Ruth Norris, Adelaide Rover, Ellen
O'Dea and Adeline Gregory, piano and vio-
lin overture; Clarence and Bessie Hill,
cakewalk: Miss Alice McLenahin, piano
solo; Martin McHugh. violin solo; j. D.
Swift and Tom Solan. recitations; Earl
Kemp and Frank Ntzhugh,
The following committees had charge of
the affair: Executive committee-D A.
Mahoney, chair9 9pan: J. r. OConnor. sec
retary; ". j. White, treasurer; P. j. LIS
ton, p. Mccarthy, Thomas p O'Donnell
Pat Casey. Michael Murphy, Timothy COS
tello and John Maloney. Door committee
John Maloney, chairman; j. F. O'Meara, J.
A. Bennett, Martin Husson and T. Harring-
ton Reception commttee--P j. Liston,
chairman; Pat McCaEihy, Pat ODea
Thomas P. O'Dea and W. ]. Frizzen.
Dancing began after the entertainment
and lasted until midnight The floor COM
mittee consisted of j. r. O'Connor, chair
man; j. j. Condor. w. E. Carr, Dan Rear
don and w. j. White.
Evening star., 1902-02-11
SURPRISE FOR GEN. HARR1Es.
Members Of Staff Present Crayon Por.
trait Of Himself.

The regular meeting Of the members OF
the general staff Of the District of Column
bia militia last evening was made the oc-
cas!on of very pleasant episode Gen.
Geo. H. Harries, commanding the militia,
was presented with a life-size crayon
portrait OF himself. handsomely framed.
Inc gift was complete surprise. Major
Charles H ourand. inspector general. on
behalf of his colleagues of the staff, made
the presentation address, expressing the
very high regard in which the general is
held by his official military family. At the
proper moment the portrait was unveiled
OF Its drapings Of flags by Major II. H.
Parmenter, quartermaster general. Gen.
Harries responded fittingly. saying he
would endeavor to prove worthy of the
esteem which had been evidenced.
The portrait completes the elaborate fur
nlshlngs OF the rooms Of the general staff
at militia headquarters, which now present
q cczy and most attractive appearance.
AT the meeting last evening plans were
discussed having in view the dedicati ton of
the monument over the grave of Gen. Ord
way the 3Oth of next May. The proposed
turn out on the occasion of the arrival of
Prince Henry in this city also received at
tention, and arrangements were made for
the transfer by the several commands of
the Springfield rifles, now in use, for the
new krag-Jorgensen arm.