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StLonis! Chicago! Mexico Cityl
$31.55 $40.00 .
ROUND TRIP
ROUND
Hovember .
. 27th November
Ticket Office 217
M L. MORRIS.
CP.il A.
found an hour niter alone In the garden tM
the count was compelled to summon ld for
the opening of the gate. The servants who
responded recofmtied "Mini C" woo Wi-
the mansion hurriedly.
In the absence or her husband and notably
In the course of a Journey. "Mme. C" re-
ceived Count de Castellane every day at her
residence and until hta arrival gave orders
to the servanis to turn away othera.
The Countess de Caatellane. going to the
realdenre of "Mme. C" waa told hy the
servants that "Mme. C." was not at Soma
although at that time she waa on the prein-
. toes.
SCANDAL NOT HIDDEN.
Thlle M. C." was at Parts two maids of
"Mme. C." who were mounting guard to
permit Count de Castellane to emerge by the
back stairway In case of the arrival of the
...husband did in reality see him so descend-
ing. The servants of 'Mme. C." were not Ignor-
ant that their mistress met Count de Csarsl-
lane. and on? of them frequently sometimes
three times a day. carried her letters to tha
count There were frequent scenes between
"M- C." and "Mme. C." on the subjec: of
Count de Castellane. I
While the Countees de Castellane was ab- !
sent in America Count de Castellane was in- j
Ornate with "Mme. IV He dined with her .
in a private room at the Cafe Anguia ana
ordered orchids for the decoration of ths
May 11. 1904 while the Countess de
Castellans was absent. Count de Camellane
took "Mme. D." to the Chateau des Marais
where he passed the afternoon with bar.
For several years Count floni de Castel-
lane renteo in Pans a number of places for
his reiideivoua. ;n particular No. 36 Rue la
hocliefoutoud. wnere he was known under
the name of ' Pascal"; No. IS Kue de Gen-
erate Joy. the pav.lion of St. James and
No. t Hue Cave at Neuilly. At these differ-
ent addresses he received to the knowledge
f several of his servants and chauffeurs
the women with whom he was Intimate be-
longing to the moode and the demi-monde
f lairsra
Hero follows a long list of dates extending
from the year of 1SU1 to ISO. The teat of the
decree does not go Into the details of tne
countess bill of particulars 'Inasmuch as
Madame de Castellane submitted letters and
documents several of which were from Count
Bonl himself and establiahing sufficiently
that since their marriage notably in UHH and
Ufa he had relations and correspondence
with various women of easy virtue which
was most offensive to a wife both rendering
and as he had failed to eatabusn a reeonoll-
tatlon ths petition of Madame de Castellane
la granted.
COUNTS ALIMONY DENIED.
Ths count's demand for alimony of KUDO
annual allowance was denied on ths ground
that ths guilty party la a divorce loses all
the advantages accorded by a marriage oon-
traet of ths course of married. Ufa. and con-
sequently the court refused to allow not
enly the count's original chum tor tUQM per
but the SSS.SOS whleh that countess
and which It now seems the count
lallafl In hiva ftMWntM OctAber aV ' ' ' '
. The court also took a precaution against
any unreasonable attitude en the part ef tbs
count toward allowing his wife to take her
children out of France by providing that
In case of his refusal. Judicial authorisation
could be granted.
1 The decree orders the countess to send the
children on Thursdays and Sundays to their
grandmother the Marquis de Castellane
and their surrender to their father for a
week at New Tear's and Easter and for a
In the summer.
COUNTESS WILL BE GENEROUS
"i" Gould as the former Countess de
Castellane will hereafter be known her title
having ceased with the granting of the di-
vorce expressed the greatest satisfaction
when she received the news at her reaidence
on the Avenue Malakoft. Miss Helen Gould
who will remain here until after Christmas
was with her at the time. Madame Gould
has no present intention of leaving Harts.
The court having declared against the
count s application for an annuity there Is
the best ground for tbe statement that
. Madame Gould will make a liberal allowance
to the father of her children. Further it la
' again stated that so far as tbe creditors are
concerned the countees will settle sll the
legitimate bills for household expenses but
will continue to resist to the utmost the pay-
. meal of money owed to usurers under what-
ever guise snd borrowed by the count for
his own purposes without her consent.
GEORGE GOULD S COMKEITr. '
French Court Decision Fair and Jut in
View of Evident.
AaociaSed Prtst Report.)
DENVER. November It George J. Gould
and party ended their tour of Inspection of
the Gould properties today and departed for
Whose Say-so Is Best?
With nearly all medicines put np for
ale through druggists one has t talc
the maker's say-to atone as to their cura-
tive value. Of course inch testimony is
not that of a disinterested party and
aceordiiiglv is nut to be given the same
credit as If written from disinterested
- motive. Dr. Pierce's medicines Jjow-
ever form a single and therefore striking
exception to this rule. Their claims to
'tbe confidence of invalids does not rest
solely noon their makers' say-so or
praise. Their ingredients are matters of
public knowledge being printed on each
separate bottle wrapper. Thus invalid
sufferer? are taken into Dr. Pierce's full
confidence. Scores of leading medical
men have written enough to fill volumes
la praise of the curative value of the
Several Ingredients entering Into these
well-known medicines.
Antoncst these writers we Bad such med-
ical lights as Prof Flnler Ellin twoodV St D
of Beanet Medical CoUece. Ohteaco: Prof.
Hale. of the same city; Prof. John M. Bcad-
dar. sL D.. late of Cincinnati. Ohio: Prof.
John King. M. 0.. late of Ctndnnetl. Ohioi
pt 8 rover Ooe of New York: Dr. Bartbo-
low of JeaTsrson Medical College of Pa
and scores of others equally eminent
Dr. Pteros'a Favorite Preacnpskia cures
tbe wens cases of female weakness prulep-
BaaaaikeveraBOn and retrurersloa and corrects
. hreralsrlUea cures painful perxals. dries op
.... QlaagMiahli and weakening drains sume-
ttBMS known as pelvic catarrh and a m alti-
tude ef other diseases peculiar to women
: Beer tat mind. It la not a patent nor even s
seerst medicine bat the Favorite rVeeerip-
tsoa of a regularly educated physician of
large experseoos In the cure of woman a
psmllar silassnta who frankly and cue ta-
bic tr takes bis pealtnta Into his full con-
aWenos by teUmg them last what his "Pre-
srrttHloai k Is ooeaposed at. Of no other medi-
cine put TP tor woman's special maladies
and aoM thiesagh druggists) can It be said
that the maker M not afraid to deal thus
xranaiy openly ana no
boaurabiy by letting
every patient using
What she Is taklnsr.
know exactly
Sick women are Invited to eommlt Dr.
Pierce by letter res. All correspond-
ence i guarded as aacrediy secret nod
womanly confidences an protected by
professional privacy. Address Dr. K. V.
Pierce. Buffalo. NT. .
Bow to preserve health and bamnt
JneJ
bow ni lsj. rieree s unansoa ba
seal Adviser it it res. For a tssner
red eon send Dr. K. V. PVsnea. Hal
ssu a. i- ai oos-oem llamas 1
(salUig onJv ; In cloth binding SI
JGc. f Mros Pallets curs cousUi
to cover
stamps. -
cnrscoiurtisWtsogk
s $32.90
ROUND TRIP
TRIP
. . s 27th Nov; . . . 22d to 28th
Main I. & G. N.
the East tonight. When Informed of the suc-
cess ef his slater's suit at Parts. Mr. Gould
said:
.-The decision to fair and just. It waa
really the only finding that could nave bee
made by an Impartial court in view of the
evidence. I am certainly pleased with the
outcome but do not care to discuss the mat-
ter further."
PULLMA5 COUP AST EEPOBT
Grots Earning of Company $29000
000 With Expea I S 15.000
(Aurnatti Prttt Rtfoni
CHICPGO. November la. At the
meeting of the Pullman' Palace Car company.
which was held here today the eapltal stock
of the oompany was Increased by 1)1000.000
bringing the total capitalisation up to SMB.
SncMiM.
The addition to the capital stock was di-
vided amuan the stockholders in the propor-
tion of thirty-six spares for each 100 held at
the time of the meeting.
At the meeting of the directors which waa
held -prior to the general meeting of the
stockholders .Chsrlea S. Sweet wss elected
director in place of Frank O. Lowden re
s ned. Tne other officers of the company
were re-elected. '
The erection ef a steel car plant to cost
tt.eoo.QOA waa recommended.
After the meeting President Lincoln de-
clared that the stories regarding his Intention
to resign had been entirely without founda-
tion. The annual statement of the company
for the finance year ended July 11 IMS fol-
lows: Total revenue XB.i8l.824: total expenses of
operation. lU.S44.7tO; depreciation of eapltal
snd reserve t2.ufi.42: dividends declared.
ft.191.M4: proportion of net earnings of cars
paid ts aseoclated Interests TM4.U4; net sur-
plus. K70C; surplus. tZUS.ua
FTJIXlCAirS PASSBOOK
Is Now la Possessioa ef the Chieagw
City Attorney.
'.Heasssa Peat Sfcitl.)
NEW YORK. November U-Tha World's
special from Chicago says: Maxwell Edgar
eltv Artnmw wHjfc la I n Mllu tff -
00C.00S In back taxes from the Pullman oom-M
pany. has obtained the secret pass list of
the company and lie charges that the eo in
pany has given
to State and Federal
judges legislators
other publlo officials
' of Chicago Illinois and the nation. He names
1 John S Runnels who la slated for the presi-
dency of the company as he conoera's chief
j lobbyist. Mr. Edgar practically Intimates
that members of the lower house of oon-
I grese were bribed hi the fight of the Pull-
man company to escape be.ng brought an
il er r eaerai control through the new rate
law. Mr. Edstar oaye;
' 'The senate waa too expensive for the
company.'
Gross discrimination Is charged against
the oompany la its dealings with the big and
little railways. While some wera charged
cents per mile rental for the Pullman others
paid only half a cent. Mr. Edgar said: .
"The private list contains the names of
Judges publlo officials and legislators all
over the United States. In .New Tort the-
antJ-psss law hi evaded bv Issuing passes te i
jura ana one thus concealing; tne name
of the reel beajefl clary. Judge Peter 8.
Grosscup and Judge C C JCosTseat of the
Federal bench here had annual Pullman'
U.
ROOSEVELT AT COL0H.
Pretident ArriTed Ahead of Schedule
. and Committee Sot on Hand.
tUMYSUM rrSSI Ktpcrt.)
- w. - . i.i trip 01 mm
Imsrican prssrtdsnt outside the bouadartea of
the United Btatae waa success fully concluded
this afternoon at 1:10 when the battleship
Letiislsna. having President Roosevelt and
.Party on board dropped anchor us the harbor
of Colon. The Loulstaam. which arrived
ahead ef schedule time waa convoyed by
ths Tennessee and the Waahlngton and tbe
three Teasels anchored about a mile from
the sock during a-heavy rasafaU.. Owing to
the fact that the Louisiana arrived afnaad of
time neither President Amador of Panama
nor Chairman Snonts waa on hand to wel-
come President Roosevelt. They left Panama
at 4: JO In a special train for Colon and at
l:W tonight boarded tbe Louisiana and ex-
tended the ccrdial greetings to America's
chief executive la President Amador's party
were Mr. Bhonta Chief Engineer Stevens and
Secretary Reed of the oommisslon and Mr.
Buulrs American minister to Panama.
During the afternoon President Roosevelt
received the local newspaper correspondents
on board. He said that his voyage had been
pleasant and uneventful andecxpressed him-
self as gratified at the w el came which the
cltlsena of the isthmus are preparing for
him.
SULLY 15 SOAP BUSTS! SS.
Former Cotton Xing' at Head of Hew
Brooklyn Corporation.
Amntttd fVeij Ktfori.)
NEW TORK November 14-Danlel JL
Bully once known as the "cotton king" has
abandoned the field In which he made his
spectacular coups and has gone Into soap
and tallow. He has become the head of a
soap corporation which has Sl.30n.0Ofl capital
Bully It was stated yesterday was first
Induced to go Into ths tallow business be-
cause of the movement of the tallow market.
"I went Into tr.. soap business some little
time ego." he sai-i -and since September 1
we nave been accumulating a year's supply
ahead. That's an We've got It and now I
expect to see the price of tallow slump off
some. We have no da of forming or enter-
ing an American poap trust. Trusts are not
popular just now. '
ATTENDANCE LARGE.
Gulf Deep Waterways Association Will
Hold Banner Contention.
(Astncuut; P'tn Report.)
ST. LOCIS. November If. Assurances have
been received that at the Oulf Deep Water-
ways association convention which will con-
vene here tomorrow there win be In attend-
ance at leaat 1300 of the 1700 appointed dele-
gates. The principal object of the convention I
to form a permanent association which will
nush the project for deep waterways front
Lake Michigan to the Oulf of Mexico.
LLTJ OK AT SHBEVZPORT. V
Ealooni Must Close at Midnight and
Ban Goes on Gambling.
Afic(tiitd PritM Refort.)
8HREVEPORT. La.. November 14. Tne
city council haa passed an ordinance com-
pelling all saloons to close at midnight. This
order snd the incresse of the liquor license
to K0O will cause a number of saloons to go
out of business at the beginning of the new
year. An ordinance was Introduced In the
council to prohibit gambling In any building
or premises where liquor Is sold or delivered.
Missouri Suits Postponed. ' : ; -
(Afiociaiec Preit Report)
BT. LOUIS. Mo. November K-The hear-
ing of the deposition in tbe defense in the
ouster case of the State of Missouri against
the Standard Waters Pierce snd RepubUs
Oil companies set for today was postponed
until tomorrow.
Pale PfiCf.t V'"T"r7
The eld Staadsrd Grave's Tasteless Chill Teals
arms set auuane and builds ss the system
old by all dealers for VI years fries CO sssta
1
ooa
annua!
UOUSTOM. DAILY. QST
OIL TRUST GASES
Prosecution at Three Points Will
-Make Proceedings Interesting. .
l - -LOOPHOLES
OF AN ESCAPE
Trut Expected to Attack TMt of Of:
fense Which Will Be the Carload.
;i Trait May Plead Guilty a4 -"
Submit to Fine. . .
f Nsules Pott SftMi
NEW TORK. November W.-A special to
the Jonrnal of Commerce from Washington
says: Tbe principal points at whleh the gov-
ernment Is urging forward its caas against
the Standard Oil company are Jamestown
Chicago and Memchis. This ts solely la con-
nection with the railroad evils the proceed-
btga against the concern under the Sherman
act not being here la coaatderatloa. At all
three of these places substantially uniform
policy Is being pursued and Indlotmenta hava
been based on precisely the game principles.
It will thus be possible te watch the Judges
who have charge of the oases by the com-
parative method and to note whether they
all take the same point of view. The defense
that is offered at one place will with some
modifications undoubtedly be offered at the
othera Ihla indicates the fact that eare-
tuiy planned and systematic modes of vio-
iau-a m iaw are resorted to by tne Stand-
ard oil company. It will be brought to lua-
tice. If at ail..
oy proving these eohemes 11-
le.aL
lhe grea
test number of Indictments was
secured by tne
aovarnmant but Aural in
Chicago. Here the total number found by
tne grand jury ran . up to iiti counta. plus
nineteen otners. which were the result of a
storage pruaecutlon. Ths method followed
wss. in 'general that of ascertaining from
the waybills and books of a railroad ths ex-
act number of cars that had paseed over
certain. lines of road at a certain time sub-
ject to certain rates. In the Chicago cases
these rates were the discriminating rales
from Doltoa Junction to Grand Junction
Eansvilis and East St. Loula Each car Is
regarded as a violation of the law and
constitutes a separate offense. Each offense
Is subject to a heavy tine so that the max-
imum total fines collectible in case the
Standard la found guilty under all the In-
dictments will amount to SUtMO.00O or more.
In support of Its contentions the government
will be able to produce the waybills for
esch car and to sbow that the oil was act-
ually shipped. The indictments themselves
have been very carefully drawn.
Ths defense of the Standard Oil company
will be pureiy technical. It should be clearly
understood that ths guilt of the concern Is
as certain as anything within human knowl-
edge possibly can be. Tbe matter of convic-
tion is a problem in legal technique. Several
loopholes out of which the trust will try to
crawl are howsver visible. Three such eva-
sions are most conspicuous (1) The Stand-
ard if hard pressed and driven to the wall
will probably take up a line of defense de-
signed to show that the unit of offense se-
lected by the government Is Incorrect. As
shown the unit selected in the Indictments
ts ths carload lot. This was taken because
of the fact of the issue of waybills for each
car separately. In making its fight on the
main indictments (hoping to knock these out
and thereby allow the separate counts to
fall by the wayside) the StanJard will prob-
ably claim that some other unit should be
employed. It may claim that the proper unit
should be the trainload. But It would be
difficult. If not impossible to ascertain the
number of ears in each train and it is un-
llkelv that sunh dodsre would tut allowed
by the court. What la more likely Is that
tns Btanaara attorneys win try to make out
that the unit of offense la ths settlement
Two alternative courses are now onen to
the Standard. It may Insist on having the
pending eases go to a jury which may find
it guilty after which It can carry the cases
on un to ths supreme court.
The latter step
it would probably take were a Jury to
find
that the separate counts In the Indictment
could be taken to represent separate offenses
to be punished as such. Or H can plead
guilty thus taking the eases away from the
jury and leaving tne court to assess ruiea
Tl
then It '
ill be Impossible to take an anneal
and us trust will nsvs to accept sncn treat
ment ss the court msv be dlsnosed to rive.
This makes it very Interesting to know
whether any of the judges before whom ths
proceedings tr
made." It la
are likely to come are trust
believed that Judges Bethea
and Landla before whom the prosecutions
will come In Chicago are both upright men
who will not pursue ths methods adopted
by a Judge In the recent beet trust case.
Hopes of ths same sort are entertained as
to the Federal Judges concerned with the
Jamestown and Memphis Indictments. There
Is one technicality thst may enable ths
Standard to sneak out of some of the In-
dlctmenta In Chicago. This Is the fact that
within the past three years there has been
a change In Judicial districts. The govern-
ment had therefore to have two grand
Juries during the past summer and two sets
of Indictments. This Is not likely to cause
serious difficulty especially since the find
ing of tbe Indictments In Memphis.
however open ths
way to some special
nleadtns and delay. The government haa a
iu a
clear case against Standard OIL
CURES THE OLD SORES
THAT OTHER CURES WONT CURE.
Yew druggiet will refund money if DR. POR-
TER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL fails to
cure sny old Chronic Sore Scrofulous Sore
ScaM-head or Granulated Eyefads. 2 Sc.
AH ANSWER TO ODELL
Eobert Parsons Justified Course of the
President in Hew York Campaign.
(Aitocmt4 Prist Report.)
NEW YORK. November 11 Robert Par-
sons president of the New York republican
committee replied today to part of ths
criticisms of former Governor Odell regard-
ing the management of the late campaign In
this State.
"Considering that State Chairman Wood-
ruff had nearly five weeks in which to con-
duct the State campaign." said Mr. Parsons.
"I believe that he baa shown excellent re-
sources. As to Governor Odell's criticism of
President Roosevelt 1 can only say that In
View of the fact that Mr. Hearst and his
campaign speakers declared that the views
Sf the president and Mr. Hearst were prac-
tically parallel an authoritative statement of
the president's actual position was entirely
pertinent. The president chose the only
course that waa open to him to state his
Kslllon. as he had a perfect right to do
th as president and as a citizen of tbe
State."
PILES CURED IN TO 14 DAYS.
FAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure any
case of Itching Blind Bleeding or Protruding
Filet in ( to ft .days or money refunded gftc
KETW TORK After a year's absence due
to reason of health Baron Mayor das
planches the Italian ambassador returned
entirely recovered in health.
Chamberlain's
iiV
Cough Remedy
Tbb Children! FaTorits)
i mi sjgaj .
Oooffha Col da Croup and
Whooping Cough. 1
Tats remedy la lassoes env lei saves m m
a large sen of the csvusssdwsrl
wis. is ess
siwara se sepeadee
ided apoa II anwaaina as
It snesswia
solum sv other SanaAst drew sad seas
or other aenafal dreg sad sssy as
atvenasesiiSilsMlfleaaabrassasnsdall
Prion as eta; Lsurgw BbM SO otav
JDAT MC
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Tkree Day 3
iTie Great Big
' i Exclusive Men s
and Boys) Store
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;0nly Ttree Days More pf Rare Opportunity at This Season of tte Year
A Special Carnival Sale of Gldtliind
including articles ol evary-dajf nectwity torn srvcry eprtment of our stare. ; Stocks are complete 'aid
prices are cut on the very choicest oT merchandise.' Every thing" that men and hoys wear from hat to' "
stockings may he found at Cawthon'a. - Come today come Friday come Saturday lake advantage' oi .
theta unusual price reductions for the remaining few days of the Carnival.! - v ; v :
. MeuV$2Q 0O Suits at $ia85. Men's $15.00 Suits and Cvereoat.
at $12.85: Men. $1.00 Stairta at 87c; Boy. $5.00 SuiU at $S95;-4 ;
i Boye $1.00'Shirt at 78c; Boy.' 50c Caps at 39c f ( .; -.P
BARGAINS ALL OVER THE
See our show windows; see the
Come to the Cawttdn Special Carnival Sale
4llw413 MAIN STREET i 411413 MAIN STREET
lEsiffiilk
(Hoiiled Stales
IKTDKEST MaLOTOD
I. H. KEMPSER President.
J. Iw THOMPSON Vice President.
W. H. HTJBLEY Cubier.
NOVEMBER
Mwmtcos:
Loans and aincotmts
Bills oi exchange against acroallr' existing
Csah osf Band and with other banks
U. a Bonds at per
Redemption fund
Banking house and fixtures
Real estate ....J..
Total
Capital
Surplus (earned)
t'ndlTlded profita. net
Circulation
Deposits
Tots!
The above statement is correct.
rkport or the coNprnoN ov
' Uu Houston national Bank .
At Houston. In the State of Texas at th
close of business November 12. 1906.
REBOUKCEB.
Loans and discounts MS5.814 M
Overdrafts secured and unsecured i.349 SS
U. a bonds to secure olrculatlon.. . . K.OuU 6
Banking house furniture and fix-
tures 1(00 SO
Other real estate owned t0WSO
Due from National banks (not re-
serve agents) M.S441I
Due from State banks and bankers.. T12 n
Due from approved Ksei ss agents.
SS.3SS7V
673 SS
1.SS0SS.
11860 W
Checks and other cash items....
Exchanges' for clearing bouse....
Notes of other National banks.
Fractional DaDer eurremrr. nickels
and cents US SO
Lawful money reserve In bank vis:
Specie ....U6OT 76
Legal tender notes 1S.W6 06- 1KCJ 7S
Redemption (und with TJ. & tress- . .
urer (6 per cent of circulation).... 1W SO
- - .
Total .......S7StSST SS
LIABILITIES.
Capital' stock paid In... IlDS.tOSOS
Surplus fund 008 St
Undivided profits lens expanses and
taxes paid W601 SS
Nations! bank notes atstandtais;.... KtOStO
Due to other National banks Ma 21
Das to 8ut banks and bankers 711 S
Due to trust companies and saving '
banks 18
Individual deposits subject to check BS.KTJ O
Demand ortifiratea of deposit...... ISOO w
Time certificates of deposits
Certified chw-k UJfJ
Cashier's chcrks ouUtaadlnt XiU 17
"Total '.7StSs1 4S'
State of Texas County of Harrla sa:
T. N. C M .njer. cashier et the beve
named ban do solemnlr swear that the
above statement la true to the best of mjr
knowledge snd belief. K. C. XU'
Subscribed and sworn te oore me
this il-h day of itovembwr 1S0S.
F. E. PTE Notary Publlo.
Cnrrect-Attest: joa V METER
a H. CURT1N.
S at GRAVES
Directors.
YOU TAKE AJ.vUBBXT.TA
If you think
u thin
iple. n
Little
t will rain. - On ths same
a Dr" lulss Anti-Pain PilU
principle uk
the Little romfortors" srWen yoo nave
reason to l.eivve you win Have an aiwca
of headache toothache Tteuralarla tnalges-tlon-or
th.se terrible bearrog-oows pains.
They will prevent the attack end keep you
Immune firm pain lust ss an embrelia win
Srevent the rein from faUinSJ P TJ"-
loney baek .f firlt psekage falle to benefit.
Newbro'a
Herpiolde V
A hair aavar; OureS dandrnffi atopy
Itching "it kills ths dandruff germ.
A. C.
Klesling 504 Wain W waeeW Agt
Old Phone 18SS.
Nevr atiene Ttt.
High Grade Bakery;
w. m. eHOwa fruesleosf.
Whelssals and Rstan BresS Cskss Pie eta.
Wsddlno and Birthday Cske a SpeolaKy.
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More-Today Friday
411-413 Main street :
goods inside.
Cawthon quality crvery
Depository)
OH TM3E DEPOSITS
T. 0. DUNN Vice President.
G. C. PILLOT Vice President.
RAN DON PORTER Assistant Csshier.
12 1906
rallies .
ri.nt.es. to
l04S.S13.O
1.8643.S
uo.ono.oo
5.000.OO
64.000.00
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1250000.00
100.ooo.no
U.318.7
100000.00
4tt4S3-Si
Hja.7S2.01
W. H. HURLEY Cashier.
REPORT OP THE C0NDITI0NT OV
The Commercial National Bank
at Houston In ths State of Texas at the
close of business November 12 190s.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts C23S.723 Tl
Overdrafts secured and unsecured. 434.03C S2
unitea mates Don us to secure cir-
culation United States) bonds to secure
United Btatea deposits
Bills of exchange
Premiums on United States bonds.
Banking house furniture and fix-
tures Due from National banks mot re-
serve agents)
Due from State banks and bankers.
Due from approved reserve agents.
200.000 W
50 OOO Of)
(62.841 SI
1.750 OS
300.000 SS
teVToan
S1XX37 St
m.iao n
s. die -a
78.187 IB
atvaeosi)
linscns ana otner cash items
Exchanges for clearing house
Notes of other National banks
r c
Fractional Darter currency niekela
and oenta 1.741 SS
Lawful money r sierra In bank.vii. :
Specie iwisn X
Legal tender notes DS.tM 00 S8S.S07 S3
Redemption fund with United
States treasurer (I per cant of
circulation) 1B.O00 St
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In .:
....HSB4Ol7
..... SSOO.OTO 09
Surplus fund .
. 4JU.UW w
leas expenses
ndlrtded profits.
and taxes rjald 8.097 !
National bank notes outstanding.. S88.&3OM
Due to other National banks 2311. HI OA
Due to State banks and bankers .. . 8B9.6S8 86
Due to trust companlei and sav-
ings banks 270.19 13
Dividends unpaid 40 0)
Individual deposits subject to
check" . 1S4404 U
Castilsrs checks outstanding 7S.m (7
United States) deposits ' 50.000 00
Reserved tor taxes 2040 13
Total tS.3S4.OT7M
State of Texas county of Harris sa:
L H. R. Eldrldgs cashier of the svtoovs-
named bank de solemaiy swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
H. K ELDRIDOB. Caus tiler.
Subscribed .snd sworn to before
me this 14th day of November. liK7.
J. F&ANtt ROWLER.
Seal.
Notary Public Harris County Tezaii
Correct attest:
JOHN it 00RRANCB1
THORNWELti FAT .
W. B. CHBW . .
BLOOD P0130H
rot BJORI mi TWflTT iwa
we bare m ide the ears ef blood pslsoa sa
specialty. Primary ScCMSiry sr Tsrtasrw
Bleed Polaeji Permanentlir Cured. Yoa sea
se treated at home under sans twenty.
Capital 1600.000. We solicit ths most obsti-
nate oases. If yoa hare aihsusied lbs osd
Mtbodsof treatment and still karaaehess
sod palaa. Mucus Palehet In Heuta. tor)
Threat Pimples. CopMr-Oolered Brasses.
Clears en anv part ef the boay.Bsir e
Krebrows falllntr eat wrlis lor proof CM
sarsa 100-page Book Fret 1 '
COOK REMEDY CO. -
SOT BiUkl TISU OsaaSI 1 B. a.
BEAD POST WANT AD8 PAT
y' ; ;. ' ' '-' . -.'
and Saturday
Tbe' Great Big
Exclusive Men s
and Boy' Store
STORE
This Week
: Only.
article and guaranteed right
SANE DATE RXPOKT or NATIONAL BANK NOVBMBi Uv06
State Bank Charted No. 1 -J "
. OFFICIAL C0NDEN8ED 8TATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF .
Union Bank and
HOUSTON
ASSETS
Loans l.TM.BwT SB
Cash snd due from banks. . . 11.1 S8
Furniture and (ixturee B5.8H SB
Total SS) !
CORRECT STATEMENT . ... v
J.' S. RICE President
VICE PRESIDENTB
M. E. ANDREWS FRANK ANDREWS HYfSAN LEW
J. Mi ROCKWELL f
TINKER Cashier DEWITT C DUNN Assistant Caahler
202 Main Corner Franklin i "Vj .
W. T. CARTCR
H. N
CUT OFF
TnoWlittl footiVn extravagances thai pm away yrtn so ucn
money Without gjviotf voir ijh adequate amount of ieasurja and
put what you save thereby in bank. Xou will be glad in a year s
time We will help you along all th)t is in our power i( you
bank with us.
Planters & Mechanics National Bank
JAB. M. WEST JBrP N. MILLER EOOAR WATK1NS CAREY SHAW.
President. View President ; - Vice-President. Cashier
A J. BCHOLL Jr Assistant Cashier.
OPENED FOR BUSINESS JULY 2. 1906
...i-'-.Paswelt . :. ' $3J.M.T4
August 2 deposits.'. -..JT.:. $105459. 10 October 2 deposiU $380977.81
Septembea.J deposiU.... .. 232.436.33 October 29 deposits 669989.23
ffhe Katicnal'Gitii ftanli .. .
CAPITAL
SS3 MAIN STRtLT
IslesAeae MM
WsseBeHi
sjremlslns
with aaoaUra. batiMns.
With us would bswhighlT appreciated and have
every advantage ofModern and Safe Banking.
American Bank and Trust Co.
211 Main Street Houston Texas
ESTABLISHED ISSt.
T. W. HOUSE Banker
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TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
r SPECIAL ATTENTION OIVBN COLLECTIONS ACCOUNTS
of Individuals firms corporation e tanks bankers and than reeeivea on most favorable
term eonalstent with sound and eoneervatlT banking.
r FOREIGN DRAPTS ON ALL PARTS Or THE VWRLD.
V Latter of Credit and Travelers' Chsetc AwsJIabM Everywhere.'
UNION
H6VSTOK tK
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POWELL'S
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STAR
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pindMills
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Copsrcilioiiiil lit
" .V OP. HOUSTON
eta . rv- $300003:03
SorplM nil Profits our ; $500000.03
A rf "
The-Beat -ftratle 6l;-
delivered promptly to-'
all parts of the city. :
A T. LUCAS COAt YARDS ?
DR. PEPPfcR
Is not a Hooston doctor bas If tint of M
Beverages. v Bottled by. . ? ll f
Tho Vntrol RnHIintt Vhv
uousto TKxaa
Trust Company
TEXAS : t
LIABILITIES
Deposits
Capital
Surplus
Pmfiu ntl . . .
.aS.TMIM4 41
SwS.Se
1S5.0M se
est sea mm
i
'-ii'irs as f
Reserve for taxes.'
Total....
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