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i esrffrag In four at the fiv States
whin constitutional amendments war
submitted to th people. Ths victory of
th women was complete In Kansas Arl-
rona and Michigan; lata returns from
Oregon Indicate they had aocceeded there
also; while from Wisconsin came re-
turns showing tht decisive defeat of the
proposal.
Estimates of the popular vet polled by
Governor Wilson ranged through many
millions during the day. It was found
Impossible to compute with any accuracy
the papular vote of the presidential can-
didates and It will be a number of days
before the counting of the three-cornered
ro teat in the different States la con-
cluded In an accurate tabulation of the
popular vote made possible.
assertions war mad today from sev-
eral quarters where an effort has been
made to gather preliminary popular vote
figures that Governor Wilson had not
polled a majority of the votes cast
throughout the country. Estimates rang
trans a small majority of all votes to fig-
ures Marly on million below a majority.
way affect his election or his complete
control f the electoral college should it
haw bis total to be leas than that of the
combined rota for Boosevelt and Taft
'. Many Surprises During Day.
There were many surprises throughout
tbe day and night Early In the day New
Hampshire first credited to Taft went
definitely into th Wilson column with a
majority of about ISO for the democratic
candidate. Returns from Idaho which
cam In scattering from early in the day
favored Wilson so as to create the belief
that it would give htm Its electoral vote
but late returns made it th third Btat
to go certainly for 'President Taft .
. The-Booeevelt forces watching th re-
turns hourly as the came from Illinois
suffered a scare as the down-State demo-
cratic districts reduced Colonel Roosevelt's
plurality from Cook county until Jtrnrom-
ised to disaDoear. Late in the day a
complete report from Cook eaunty again
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swelled the Rooerveit majority and seem-
ingly made certain th control of Illinois'
twenty-nine votes by the progressive can-
didate. Kansas which had been conceded
to Roosevelt 'by all Interests on the pre-
liminary returns last night gradually
slipped back during th day until it had
become probable that Wilson would con-
trol Its ten votes.
Governor Wilson bad th better of the
situation In Iowa and Minnesota where
th counting was still In progress tonight
with but a narrow margin between th
candidates while South Dakota still a
doubtful State apparently turned toward
Roosevelt on the late returns.
Whether the democrats In the wide-
spread victory of Tuesday have secured
control of the United States senate la a
question that will not be settled for r
day or two. In many states where count-
ing still was going on tonight the control
of th legislature is In doubt.
"
ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. November .
Early morning returns indicate that th
estimated plurality of .0.000 for Wilson
In this Stat will remain unchanged by
later returns. All democratic congress-
men are returned and It appears that an
amendment to the State constitution giv-
ing Jefferson county the privilege of abol-
ishing the fee system has been carried
by an overwhelming majority.
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE ROCK Ark. November I.
Returns from Tuesday's election in Ar-
kansas are alow but at IP o'clock today
the Indications were Wilson carried th
State by 00000 plurality. Th total vote
may approximate 160000 which la about
14000 below the vote at the last Statewide
primary in a gubernatorial contest Roose-
velt may hav received 10000 votes. Th
nl Taft and TtlMlMVelt VOt Will DTOb-
ably reach 60000. so the progresslv can- "1
dldate led th regular repupucan oanoi-
dat In th presidential race. J
Th vote In Pulaski county and Little
Rock was normal.
All of the democratic nominee for eon-
grass were elected. They are:- First dis-
trict Thomas H. Carrbway; Second Wil.
Ilam A. OMneld; Third John C. Floyd;
Fourth. Otis T. Wlngo; Fifth. H. M. Jaco-
way; Sixth Bamuei at. iayior; oevsnui
W. 8. Goodwyn. .
Oldfleld Jacoway. Goodwyn and Floyd
were re-elected. .
In the Third distct Frank Carlton
republican did -not run as well as ex-
pected. The progressive had no nominees
for congress neither had the republicans
In the First and Sixth districts. The so-
cialist vote showed a decrease. Probably
less than 1000 prohibition otes war cast
LITTLE ROCK Ark. November'!
Returns received today Indicate that a
proximately 76000 votes wer cast
Wilson !g009 for Roosevelt 2000 for
Taft '7000 for Debs and S0O0 for ctiann.
Indication are that the vote will be
lighter than In 1008 when approximately
162000 veto war cast.
LITTLE ROCK. Askt. November I
Practically complete returns lndioat that
Wilson and Marshall have carried the
State by 60000 th normal democratlo
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ARIZONA. .
PHOENIX. Aria. November-.
-Wood-
row Wilson for president Carl Hayden.
.democrat. Incumbent for congress and
the woman suf frags amendment to- th
constitution won In every one of Arisona's
fourteen counties. I lay den polled a
heavier vote than Wilson with 8fF.
Fisher progressive second. - .. ..-
All constitutional amendments' :'wre
adopted by large majorities.
A PHOENIX Arts. November l a-Returns
from 130 out of 181 precincts In- th Stat.
Including Phoenix. Tucson. Bisbe an
Douglas complete give Wilson .1201
Roosevelt 4901 Taft 2024. Debs ion.
PHORNIX. Aria. November . H
turns ' from all ths large towns In the
Htata ahowari substantial malorttlea early
today in favor of the constitutional
amendment granting equal suffrage.
PHOENIX Aria.. November . Ths
constitutional amendments providing tv
call of judges and to permit th State to
engage in industrial pursuits were car
ried by overwhelming majorities.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCI8CO. November . !
Wood row Wilson's apparent plurality of i
12.000 in California dwindled rapidly as (
belated returns came In from .the pro-.
gressive strongholds of the southern part
of the State. With about . 800 precincts
yet to hear from Wilson's plurality . over
Roosevelt Is 6102. This margin however
accounts for all but fifty precincts of
Los Angeles county the. grfat Roosevelt
stronghold.
- The vote for Debs socialist got well -above
the 00000 mark with tonight's re-
turns. The prohibitionists also made a
good showing 7220 votes for Chafln being
so far recorded. i
The result in the First congressional
district appeared still In doubt with the.
advantage in favor of William Kent pro-
gressive and incumbent The skat of
Needham republican In the Seventh dis-
trict appears to be in.danger If Indeed
it has not been lost
.'The result in three congressional dis-
tricts the First Seventh and Eleventh
remain In doubt but with the democratic
candidate leading in each. Should these
close contests be decided In favor of th
democratic nominees California will send
a congressional delegation composed of
four -.democrats four republicans and
three progressives a democratic gain of
three.
Two socialists for congress J. s. Wll-
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in Kk Kivth district aad Balph C.
Crlswll la th Ninth district mad un-
expectedly good runs. Criswan saay jrJ
overturn ta slight margin .by wktek
Char) W. BelL progressiva Wd tun
In thj. Mlntk.
Witt
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hava aa cverwholralBa' ssajorlty la
housaa eX ttv legislature.
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Thla fitw ennaiilot aav Wilson 41 f zt
Jtooeevxslt Sa.414 D4w U41i CaaSn U4L
The orovoeal to leamilx oetung on raoa
tracka was rajected.
COLORADO.
rwTmD 1. w ...fch. S k dme.
emtio smaldetitlal nlarailtr of 17000 la
Colorado la predicted tonight based upon
returns thus far- received. Complete re
turns tram 046 prastnota laciuamg i
from Denver gave Wilson 11167. Taft
14.66. Eaiereit O.IOt
. Of the rest at the 111 precincts cast an
qually heavy vote and show tbe same
proportion the total eat for th Btat
will be t70.00 with a plurality for Wilson
r rtuuvslt .. ana over aii
f TO. '
For auvernur th return rrora i prs-
etneta. Inoiuding (7 from Denver give
tmoaa. democrat. Z4szt; joagan.
progsatoa 1W Parka republican.
Oeorg J. KindeU damocrat. In th
First district and H. H. SeMemrtdge
democrat tm the BeooM aistrtqt ar
elected to cangreas.
TIM democrats will control th next
legislature which win elect two United
Slates senators uovernar wonn r . ona-
forth and Charles 8. Tbomaa won In the
preferential vote for the senate.
Statewide prohibition voted upon as an
Initiative antendment ta th oonstttatlon.
was defeated by a majority estimated at
from ss.voe to ea.oos. a rererreo measure
to buud a railroad tunnel through the
Roekjr Mountains appears w nave car
ried.
DENVER Colo. November Com-
rleta returns from 1M precincts out of
411. Including IT In Denver give: Wil-
son 1I.0M Taft M41 Roosevelt 10.428.
Two hundred and three precincts includ-
ing it In Denver far governor give: Am-
nions Ml7 Costigan 11.634 Parks. 0272.
DENVER Colo. November .Scat-
tered returns today did not change ma-
terially th toad of th National demo-
cratic ticket which It is estimated will
receive a plurality of 40.000. Two demo-
cratic senators and four congressmen
also appear to hav been elected. Pro-
hibitionists concede tbe defeat of State-
wide prohibition. Taft aan behind Debs
lir several town.
x DELSWARE.
WILMINGTON. Delaware. November t.
Complete returns from all but ene district
oat of 17 In Delaware show M. Miller
republican progressive candidate- for gov-
ernor la elected bv 1(06 plurality. With
th exception th democratlo candldates
Dotn National ana mate were iucotiiui.
The mta with one district mlsslna. is:
jytlson 136 Tsft 11.144. Roosevelt S2.
FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE Fla. November .
A light vote was polled In Florida. Wil-
son will carry the Stat by about 15000.
Second place Is still problematical.
OEOROIA.
ATLANTA. Oa. November I. Wood-
row Wilson's majority In Georgia will go
over 60000 according to consolidated re-
turns from 126 of the 144 counties of
the State in hand tonight. The combined
republican and- progressive vot is ex-
pected tot not exceed 20000 against the
(lM polled by Taft In 1WS. The figures
so ftr received give Wilson 73806 Roose-
velt 18741. Taft "14 Debs 648 Chafln tl.
Only- four counties were carried by
Roosevelt Cherokee Haralson Pickens
and Paulding. None Went to Taft
L BOISE. Idaho. November f A flurry
iniuA
was caused today in political circles oy
the declaration of the progressive Stat
chairman that Roosevelt might carry
Idaho. That .this seemed Improbable is
indicated by th returns tabulated from
144 precincts in all parts of (ha State
which gtve: Taft 13720 Wilson 11.742
Roo-evelt 632. - .
Debs had a large vote in some sections.
The' governorship Is debatable. Hawley
democrat for re-election has 11686 on
the face of the returns and Haines re-
publican. 11181. Martin progressive
was third with 406.
' ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO. November (. Estimates
based on returns received up to 10 o'clock
this morning are that Colonel Roosevelt
probably has carried Illinois tag . 10000
voles over Governor Wilson. Th three
leaders polled In 64 out of 10! counties:
Roosevelt 103.S3L i Wilson. 286241 Taft
170884.
Dunne's plurality In the gubernatorial
race probably will exceed 100.000.
CHICAGO. November ' T.--Estlmatea
based on complete result' from Chicago
and half of the counties outside of the
city early today Indicated that Colonel
Roosevelt's plurality over Governor Wil-
aasV mla-ht be almost. If not entirely.
overcome. Colonel Roosevelt's plurality
of 3g000ln Cook county was reduced to
less than 10.000 by Wilson s pluralities
In the. State and complete figures had
not beep received from nearly fifty coun-
ties la 'the southern part of the State.
CHICAGO. November . 2175 precincts)
nut of 42ttVtn Illinois give Taft 168938.1
Wilson m4r Roosevelt 877488. These
figures show that Roosevelt has a plural-
ity of 16.140 over Wilson.
Figures from the country districts show
WUson. is galnliw.
CHICAGO November . Complete- re-
turns from city of Chicago for president:
Roosevelt 154.174 Wilson 117.M7. Taft
72606 Debs 64477. Chafln 2896.
Th total vot In Cook" county for presi
fdent: Taft 79924 Roosevelt 174D Wll-
ion 128228 Chafln 111222. Chafln 21227
Debs 67701.
..'' INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind. November .
Barley estimates that Wilson would carry
Indiana by more than 100000 plurality
were borne oiU tonight BamueTW. Ral-
ston democratic candidate for governor.
Is -running slightly behind th National
-ticket Eighty counties givs .Wilson
280174 Roosevelt 129255 and Taft 117.932.
Vote for the prohibition ticket probably
will reach 26000 with the Socialist vote
aaoui me .
IOWA.
DES
.MOINES Iowa.
November fc
With almost complete returns 'from 73
out of th 99 counties in the Stat avail-
able tonight Wilson continued to main-
tain his earlier lead over flooeevejt with
the majority for the counties Indicated
of mor inan 11000. .
For 62 of the counties th vote was
complete and m the remainder nearly so:
the count lnoluded 20 precinct estimated
and stood as follows: . ' - "
Taft 42271 Wllwn i2iUT' Roosevelt
116181. '
Georra 3ft- Clark republican governor
and Bin out of the t eleven republican
congressmen are considered to hav won.
Th Iowa legislature which elects a sen
ator IS inougni to rviiiuiivMs. -.
United Bt
iiatea
Senator Kenyon. repnb"-
iieaa la nractloallv certain of re-election.
Returns from legislative districts through-
out th State Indicate that th repub-
licans have at least eighty-two member
on Joint ballot one mor than a majority.
It is estimate complete . figure -
tha nanritdatea fan n resident in iowa
wlH be: Taft 1X075 WUson 140T
Roosevelt 127.460
.. KANSAS...:' .'.?;.''
TOPHfCA. Kan. November Prac
tlcklly complete returns from sixtythrea
of the 106 counties In Kansas gava- tha
democratic National .ticket a plurality- of
10000. Th State democratic ticket ls
made big gains In the returns received
tonight and George H. Hodges demo--cratlc
candidate for governor had a lead
of ISbO over Arthur Capper republican.
Governor W. R. Stubbs tonight .admit-
ted he had been defeated by William .
Thompson democrat f tor the). ' United
States senate. Arthur. Capper republi-
can candidate for governor said-tonight
he would defeat George H.' Hodges demo-
crat by from M00 to 6000 . plurality.
Capper was leading Hodges by a very
narrow margin and the democrats are
claiming; Hodges' election. 'j
t Republican leaders conceded that five
of the eight congressmen elected are
democrats. Victor Murdock. P. P. Camp
If-bell and D. R. Anthony are the republi
can nettti ....... JMSSem
. Th constitutional amendment giving
4 women full suffrage was carreld In Kan
sas by v majority oi so.ooOt according
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to scattering returns received up to noon.
A comparison at 'ballots from a aoasn
precincts Indicate that not mora than
two-thirds of th men took th trouble
to mark tha suffragette ballot
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE Ky. November . Totals
of candidates wr Increased relatively
by the returns today. Th apparent plu-
rality of Governor Wilson over Taft of
100000 is maintained and Roosevelt's to
tel. It ta Indicated wlU not reach that
of Tsft
With nth Bastarn Kentucky mountain
counties missing th returns from 141
counties show Probably final totals:
Wilson 214160 Taft 110270. Roosevelt
102.676.
Ten of Kentucky's congressmen eight
democrats and two republicans hav
been re-elected and a democrat has been
chosen In. th First district to succeed
Senator -elect OIU James. The vote
received: WUson 104114. Taft M60.
Roosevelt 11.67.
No tabulation of th socialist or pro-
hibitionist vot has been attempted.
Progressives in this (th Fifth) district
where Wilson's plurality waa only 46
are talking of contesting the election. '
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS November - Incom-
plete returns today indicate a majority of
at least 10.000 votes for Wilson In Lou-
isiana. Roosevelt Is leading Taft The
socialist vote shows a alight increase
over four years ago. The proposed con-
stitutional amendment providing a reor-
ganisation of tAe tOat'a taxing system
apparently was defeated.
NEW ORLEANsTNovember . At en
early hour thla morning reports from ths
county parishes were still too Incomplete
even for estimates as to the total votes
cast In yesterday's election. Wilson has
apparently exceeded the democratlo ma-
jority attained by Bryan In ISM. His
approximate vote In the city Is 10.000 out
of a total of about 27.600. Roosevelt has
run ahead of Taft
Th eight democratic congressional can-
didates without opposition were elected.
Democratic -municipal officials also with-
out opposition were re-elected. Mayor
Martin Behrman rerelected wilt head
the city's new commission government
MAINE.
PORTLAND Me. November 1. Maine
gave Governor Wilson a plurality of about
2500 votes according to praotlcally com-
plete returns with nine precincts missing.
The vot was: WUson 50.04 Roosevelt
48387 Taft 26604 Debs 2178 Chafln 181.
J- -MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE November . Governor
Wilson carried Maryland yesterday by a
plurality of more than 54000 over Roose-
velt according to nearly complete re-
turns jeived today. The total vote:
Wilson 112122V Roosevelt 67.670 Taft
54643. Under the Maryland election laws
the progressives being second highest
'are entitled to all the pslylleges and
benefits accruing to the party which
polls the second largest vote.
For the first time In many years Mary-
land's congressional delegation will be
Solidly democratic.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON November 1. Tne total vote
of Massachusetts In yesterday's National
election was as follows: For president:
WUson 170995 gaft 152255 Roosevelt
140152.. Governor: Foss (Dem.) 192178
WalerRep.) 143528 Bird (Prog.) 124-
161. '
B08TON November 6. The repub-
licans will have sufficient votes In the
next legislature to choose Senator W.
Murray Chane6s successor.
Michigan!
DETROIT November 7. Up to 1:30
o'clock this morning complete returns on
the presidential vote has been received
from only sixteen of the eighty-three
counties In Michigan.. In a total estimat-
ed vote of 66000 Roosevelt's plurality
probably will be 3000.
Latest figures on the woman suffrage
amendment to the State constitution in-
dicate that It carried by 1000 majority.
With seventeen districts missing the
State legislature seemed safely repub
lican thus Insuring the re-election of
United States Senator William Alden
Smith.
DETROIT November (. Figures on the
suit of. yesterday's election In -Michigan
were so Indefinite tonight that a close
estimate of pluralities was Impossible. On
the vote for president Incomplete returns
cave Roosevelt 85513 Wilson 42554 Taft
2.294. -
In no case had the vote cast by the
socialist or prohibition party Deen wdu-
latnl
The congressional race In seven of the
twelve Michigan districts still was 'In
doubt also was the makeup of the next
Stare legislature wmcn win eieci a suv
censor to United State Senator William
Alden Smith. In the latter case however
the republicans apparently had a slight
lea1. ' '
The congressional amendment granting
woman suffrage which according to early
returns seemed to hav been carried by
a safe margin may have been defeated.
Ferris democrat for governor will have
a plurality of probably lv.uuv to izuw
hiif tha remainder of the State ticket ap
parently wlH be republican by a safe mar
gin.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL November lReturns from
county districts at midnight sweUed the
figure of Colonel Roosevelt and gave
htm a lead over WUson. Earlier returns
had Indicated that Wilson had carried
tha Htata. Rtehteen hundred and eighty
Erecincts complete out of a total of 368
the State gave Roosevelt l.tSS. Wil-
son 84117. Taft 60.799. '
Late returns Increased Governor Bber-
Hard lead for re-election over his demo-
cratic opponent RlgdahL K
8T. PAUL Minn.-November . A con-'
ervativ estimate based oa returns from
1026 scattered' precinct our of a total
of 1901 Is that the total .-vote In Min-
nesota wilt be: Wilson 101000 Roosevelt
19000 Toft 11000; Deb 15000 Chafln
10000. -. . .-' ;- '"- . -j.
Governor Adolph Eberhardt republican
on return- from 2600 ' precincts leads
Rlngdahl democrat for governor by more
than- 1200k ' Eberhardt' election and that
of the rest of the republican State ticket
. Vlrtuauy IS conoodod..-. ; -; ;
l'V' MISSISSIPPI. " t" ; '
JACKSON Ml November I Latest
returns .although incomplete from yes-
terday's election indicate that Wilson's
majority lit Mississippi will be about
100000. An entire democratlo congress-
ional delegation has been 'returned. - -
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MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS November . With 700
scattering sreclBCts missing of Missouri's
1100 careful estimate give the follow-
ing results of yesterday's election: Wil-
son 1M.200 Taft 211.160 Roosevelt 111-
00; Wilson s plurality 114.040.
Governor: Majors democrat S30OO0i
McKinley republican 166100; Nortonl
Progressive 64160. Majors' plurality
S.S0O.
No effort has been made to count the.
socialist or prohibition vote.
ST. LOUIS November 1. WUson car-
ried this city by a plurality of 11466. The
total vote was: Wilson 61901 Taft 46506
Roosevelt 14120.
KANSAS CITT November Wilson
carried the city of Kansas City by a plu-
rality of 6410. The complete vote In Wal-
son 21125. Roosevelt 20416 Taft 4571.
MONTANA.
HELENA Mont. November . Re-
publicans and progressives concede today
that Wilson carried Montana. Democrats
claim 100000 plurality.
T. J. Walsh democrat was-the choice
for United Btates senator. Thomas Btout
democrat was elected congressman at
large and V. Stewart democrat governor.
It appears the referendum measures
for direct election of senators and for
preferential primaries carried t
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA Neb.. November .The
Omaha Bee republican I concede tbat
Wilson' plurality In the Stat wlH b
10000. - Roosevelt is running second.
Democrat! managers claim the election
of Morehead for governor by 2000.
Returns up to 1 o'clock indlcatd the
election of Congressman O. W. is orris
progressive for .United Btates senator
over former Governor Shallenberger
democrat by a small majority. In the
Becond district the re-election of Con-
gressman Lobeck Is claimed.
NBVADA.
RENO. Nov. November . Key Pitt-
man democrat apparently has . been se-
lected to fill the place In the United
Btates senate formerly occupied by the
late Oeorge 4 Nixon. For president the
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Indiscstion
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WHEN FOR 60 YEARS
Hostetter!s
Stomach xD liters
lias bo prwtlns Its sfolllty l
vtrssms smor ills very ui)kly
A Trial Tseky Will CenvlnoeYon
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Tie Tiih ta Xotir
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k neva examine tha liila ta
f v . t psre all neceswry pipers end guarantee the
- title to you for less than an attorney's opinion .
" t' and abstract would cost . : j : : ! - i ; :
t ; i .-And when your title is guaranteed you are .
I N ' safe4-U you die those 4d whom ypu leave
J "v'-ivour prooertv are sale. . A Cettitkttt f TUfe .
t i.r- Gamntf insures igalnsl WjjaWon fad wits as wett
T . - as against acraai loss.
HOVSTOtl TITLE GUMlAllTY COrmtlY
Equitable Loan Society
: Capifal -....... -
Lends Immediate money on Diamonds Geld
and Silverware at a low rate of interest
Redeems valuables now pledged with pawn-
brokers at a great saving to the borrower.
Offers courteous treatment and every trans-
action 1s confidential and strictly private. v
Absolute guarantee on all pledges against
burglary and fire.1
Call and get acquainted with us.
Equitable Loan Society
(Incorporated.)
313-314 Union National Bank Building
r bob est fraatoa 798t Asjloaaatlc A3S30
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INCOME
We will Buy (or Sell) for you on commission any Stock or Bonn whjch you
may select listed on the New York Stock -Exchange (n amounts of: - .
One to on hundred sharee of stock or on to ten bonds; we will execute th.
order for you: t
EHther for cash or one-fourth cash the balance to be carried In open aeeeunt
rather for cash or ene-feurtn easn tne balance to be carried in open aecount
practically an indefinite time at current rate of Interest; or on partial pay-
its until the security Is finally paid for. 1
Th moment the Stock of Bond Is bought the dividends or Interest thereafter
for
menu
due on them go to you and Interest is
count of tnem. . . - . . ; - - .
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ties in the world superior to carefully selected Stocks and Bonds listed on the
New Tork Stock Exchange. They combine Immediate Income and opportunity .for
fUtAebooUet giving details of such securities will b furnished free upon request!
STOCKS
.South- Tms Commercial National
. Banker Trust Company. - "'-
Local and Txa Stocks and Bonds of all kinds bought p sold.
Wm. B. King. ' . W. O. herwooeV
WM. b. KING & CO.
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HOUSTON OIK. CO tTPAHY OF. TEXAS ;
Is now reads to rece propoltiotis from respeasible parsons desiring leases ri H
land la the following eeustle ta Tsaasi ".
(l ANGELINA JA8fErt LIBERTY. ORANOC AilNB .TYtfUI. " i
... HARDIN JEFFERSON NEWTON POLK. SAN AUGUSTINE.
for development of OIL . Usual royalties Communications should a addreassd e
A. W. Standing. Genera! Manager Scanlan Building Houston Texee. '
STEWART ABSTRACT & TITLE CO
ABSTRACTS . GUARANTEE POLICIES . y f
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR WE PREPARED HIS TITLE.
- "It Is Sttsr t tm Sat) Than Sorry." . . v
STEWART SUILDlNO - 40S FANNIN STREET -
COfJTINErJTAL
- (WITHOUT VANKINQ FRIVILCaKS . ;-
Acts as Executor Admln)airator Guardiart and Tfintv Spaeiaf Arrani
ments made wrUr ownera f (arfl Sedlae f land ta et at
' .- TruatM In aMMWielon arte) aala M smaller traeta. - '
GORDON SEWALL & CO. lea
' Wholesale Qrooor
Valid Cotton Factbir
4 -Wa aaNot yaar tiwalaaaa -
loosrai - inn -imwa mm
CommViivrealtl. Trust Co
Snrontcia SMe HOUSTON ; TaXAS
6 1TM Sfil sad Tim DifHU
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LANO TITLAS GUARANTEED
W. a 6U!haras. rm. f. t. wwmtim. Traafc
hein a SONS CO.
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"n'y " Hutn Texas.' -. - '
We cater to booklets folder em.
bowing steel and copper plates en-
graving "and nigh-das color printing.
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vcur crofiSfty. we i
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PROFIT
allowed' you on all payments made on
WANTED
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Equal ProtecUon
Our Safe Deposit Vaults afford its
commodatlon and protection to alt
olaasea of people who - tnay otm
personal property "Ihey desire ' to' ;
aafecuard from fire and. theft Bom'
are arranged in sizes to suit. Pleas :
call and inspect them. i !
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