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ron RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS Tor rent: southern
exposure with bath room, table board
IS per week; lui capitol corner Chene-
vert
FOR RENT-On April /, 1871, The building
corner OF Congress uuG Travis street
For particulars apply 10 IA. ii. huhi-
man. at King q huhlman's q
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
Nicely furnished room, modern convent
euccs, central location; tirst-class table
board. Mrs. Potter w Travis.
FOR RENT-Throe rooms for light house
keeping, furnished or unturuishcd, ono
block OF street car can nj III san
Jacinto street, corner Dallas n
FOR RENT-Part Of store No l005 Pres
ton avenue, Apply ON premises u
FOR RENT Store, No. 200 san Felipe
with living rooms attached; good stand
for grocery or drug store, rent Nlb per
month. Apply 10 a. Clay 30 Main. 3
FOR RENT-Two rooms sultabIe for light
housekeeping TO couple without chill
dren. references required No. no Lou
isiGna, between capitol and Rusk Y
FOR RENT p. For lght housekoepIng,
rooms close IN: the owner lives 90i jack
son street; call there and you will learn
FOR RENI-New furnished rooms; gen
tlcmeu only. one block from court
house, references required. Apply 35
Caroline street. .
FOR RlcNT-'rwo elegant SIX room cot
taEes; $40 per month; n desirable lOcl-
ton; Fifth ward. Apply IRA r. Jones.
Perry block, lOl3la Congress avenue. %
FOR RENT-Tw0 pastures containing
1860 acres under new fence, 2l4 miles
from the court house. on Buffalo and
Hunting bayOus and Southern Pacific
railway. Houston Land aud Trust com
pany. n
FOR FE-I--T1c fwo-giory- eight room
house az corner Travis street and POLK
avenue, recently vacated by AIR John
ii. Kirby; also nice I'VE room cottage
IN Fourth ward tsOuth). w. w. Wilson,
yl3la Franklin venue. .
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room Tor
gentlemen; modern conYcnienccs and
very near 20 business center; Dos Caro-.
line street. between Prairie and Texas
avenues. II
wANTED-ro RENT
WAHTED-To rent % small house or
some desirable rooms convenient TO cen
ter OF city; reference given. Address
WANTED-To rent a i've or six room
cottage as near Main as possible; refer
ences. Address z55s care Post .
WANTED TO rent I'VE or eix room cor.
tage IN Third ward or desirable part of
Fourth ward isopthl, also "a nice eight
or ten room residence not over eight
blocks from court house; good tenants
W. w Wilson, 9l3a Franklin avenue. %
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WANTED TO BUY.
Will. pay cash for a building lot close
in; state location and price; write par
tlcularB; no ume for personal Interview.
No. 255s Post %
$500 10 INVEST IN good rental property
Zoo 80 luuron Owners desiring to sell call
on or dress Wagley e Cherry, 400
Eium building. 3
W71 aye buying more furniture and house.
hole F1ods than any house IN the city:
$50 must give better prices; see! Como
along Ochiitree & COMBS 81
MOSS Cash paid for moss at Houston
ff-l- Is AattrA"- Factory A. r.. Morey
fnGH EST cash prices paid for second
naud furniture; repairing ana packing
nea y done; moving ana laying carpets
& gpeciGlty. 4, i. Bar, COZ Main street,
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EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS worth or
elegant new furniture for sale at $50
with nne new five room cottage, good
servants house, barn and nne lawn,
three lots; win rent for one year Tor S2l
per month, improved section near Hous-
ton NJ a bnrgain n taken this week /.
choice section near Webster, Si per
acre. $50 acres on Clear Creek must be
sold at once; best bargain IN the coun-
~. Cash IS Lucltcl, SO6ia Main street.
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Number Words time tines wk. mo,
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WANTED--To sell one Prouty S.column
power printing press; compete except
Ch0seSi either steam or hand power,
iirst-clnss order: price $40. f, o. y. G.,
i. Bailey Rockport Texas. q
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MUST RE SOLD-Two large ten room
houses and all improvements l2j feet
on Capitol and rs feet on Chartres
street, bargain. Apply Henry Treund.
corner Congress and San Janciuto, -
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FOR SALE,

one good Main street store for si5.-
600.
Also the choice corner Main and Cap
ltol In block ST. opposite Latham build
ing, The very best property In the city.
Several choice building lots Ia Second
aud Third wards $500 10 5000 on easy
terms. Apply TO Geo, j.. Porter,
IT, 3OTh Main street
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sIruArIoNs WANTED.

SITUATION wanted by Il young man as
canVtsscr or clerk, has had a largo eN-
perence, Addr,~s Willing, this office. -
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JERSEY BULt.-Lord Ralph. registered
No, $500; is kept tor service at my barn,
corner sutton AMI Aiiby road, west
Fairgrounds. u. ". Barret y
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WANTED e. stove repairing gasoline
stoves speciaNyi 205 san lacinto St %
THE MOODY improved System taught
free; fashionable dresses made from
$3.50 up. Partisan Dress parlors. 6ui
Travis street, corner Texas avenue. -
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WANTED- Know Tie whcreabouta OF
a young man by tho name OF Thomas
Henry Lane, from his mother. L. J.
BROWN. OliNe. HArdln Co. TeNns. b
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HOUSTON STEAM DYE WORKS
Ladies and gents garments OF every
description cleaned, dyed and repaired:
also hats cleaned dyed and shaped.
No. ia Travis street. 4. Klrschnicl,
proprietor.
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HAY FOR SALE-I have eighty tons Of
nrst-class black land hay Tor sale at
low figures. For further particulars
~, Texas. 2S
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MME. D'AUBREY, the greatest fortune
teller of the age, tells past and future,
gives advice in business matters; ladies'
In trouble, call; fee, ladies see, gents 81;
hours D to T. "a. m, 2 TO b p. m; 9l6
Eighth street, -
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Personal.

AETNA. the great Eye Bcatorer and
Cat8rrh cure; both chemical and cleo
trcal, positively cures catarth brop-
chius deafness, granulatcd lids and
throat troubles Tho wonder of the
nineteenth century. Free treatment az
an hours. Come ana test lt \. ".
Rose, special agent. m) Louisiana ST. IS
ESSNlABING- For ono month / will
make dresses. any style or material at
81 each: ht guaranteed, Mrs. Armstrong,
Nlh kUsk avenue. "a
NOW OpEN.-The Electro GaiVanic and
Massage Sanitnrum, treatment WIKI
electricity, gaivuntsm, massage and cleo
trlc mcdicatcd Nupor ana water baths
combined; specific for rheumatism. ueu-
ralgiu. govt. lumbago, malaria blood,
skin, and all diseases OF the nervous
system; special treatment for complex
ion, and an facial hiemlshcs removed.
Or. Mrs Balfour and DIR c. II Warner,
rooms 81 to $50 Niam building. third
floor, take elevator. 80
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j. BURGHElM the Sunset Pn0rmucy, dis
persary fer the Southern Pachc railway.
No n Congress avenue
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WANTED-A partner with 5000 capital
In manufacturing business IN Houston.
Address no. with reference. ~
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MRS. SIMMONS. who llves on Travis
street viii lcara something TO her pd-
vantage by comforting with Mrs. llowdic.
81 81 FAnmim atreet
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HAVE YOUR prescriptions illed ut Eies-
linC's drug store lOi Main street Cap
itel Hotel block; purity accuracy re
lMhilIIN. LIS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18

Why 10 water such ap important ~
iicle ~ f00df ! antNe, Alsi, htfhi'se
about iNo. tlifAs W saKli ~ uui hYly
. oomPqa,d ~ sBtsT and, nueHia ip.
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plsaosses Nlirh living Eslb ais
rbaIRe lbus % b iiisls1 ~ liHaplff
auf ilsldt a. mhke gp.d lht lDas ablfb
lsalsays isAiHg plsoe iflp ipHs' shlA
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The Chlld In the Basket.

The vigilance of an old time customs
official, it may be said, came perhaps
within an ace of changing tho course of
French history. One day mother who
had been to a country house near Mar.
seilles returned with her son to Mar
seilles. 1t was twilight. The child, s
years old, had been put in peach bas-
ket borne by donkey, and the mother,
fearing the child might take cold--it
was in November--had covered the boy
with a thick brown shawl. Tired with
running around the country all day,
cozy and warm under the thick shawl,
the child was soon asleep and hidden by
the sides of the basket. When the city
gates were neared, the mother, forget
ting all about the child, walked dis.
tance behind the donkey and did not
make him stop at the custom house to
be searched The customs officer, seeing
the donkey jog on without stopping
suspected that he was laden with snug
gled goods and ran after him to thrust
his sharp steel probe through the bas-
ket. Luckily the mother observed him,
ran forward and screamed: Don't use
your probe. My child is in the basket. +"
The child was Adolphe Thiers. New
York World.
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Tho Gana Of nnminns.

The inventors of the game of domi.
nos were two monks at Monte Casino.
One day the inmates of the convent
were on the lookout for method OF be.
guiling their leisure moments without
transgressing the rule of silence to
which they were subject. Two Of their
number hit upon the device nf playing
with square stones covered with dots.
which they showed to each other and
combined in a certain order agreed upon.
The winner communicated the result to
his partner by pronouncing in a low
voice the lines of the vespers, which
commence as follows, ''Dixit Dominus
domino meo." The new game soon
sprang into favor and was admitted to
the rank Of lawful recreations. 1t be.
came popular outside the monastery
walls, but the people, with their scanty
knowledge Of Latin. simplified the mo
nastic formula. only retaining the word
domino, by which the game was after
ward entitled. Monde Picturesque.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18

Thf ii,si0u ffssnalw qaais 0ag a
ihlsf liilaisiiBiils tainrlliasiiis - shinh
NllrrlilHf al8 ianffaa
Fainak y y N ilit DIES 20 f'sas ~
tlHo ufsiii sne csHFii tlRlh a his
mlins lAatfsfapll "a 49, Nlliia
Htn fanfl ~ #la iNf 100 iH fr.
s..s,.A A. fa.is sas lainsi lni N va Htlsi
n 80 gasif VIZ y fsitfs iee i,i
AH4 ssis bsls a 5000 hetf n
nsi5 ysa SO aasl T aflN feifiel
ie ~ - psil y ~ " " ~ 80
mHH
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sfaIhff FlFse Al fAflfiie
utuy 4 fisahy saa ~ M
fstlsH asNls4atbi nNiff hfif ~
III MO- ~ lastsi $3.50 Gee hfia f't'
n nf.i. iisa u ~ "A ilf fii's'i So.
ulnf ~ fsif sN ftFlisliit.F 4 $500 =
tallgaili4 lafsfsif "A fsiiiss 80
III RI sal ~ 90 hssH
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The snidsr.. Anpstlta.

A gentleman scientifically inclined
recently captured a spider, and by a
careful estimate. Inads by means Of nc.
tuRlly weighing il and then combining II
ia a cage, no found that IL ate foui
times It's weight for breakfast. nearly
nine times i;s weight for dinner. ls
times its weight for supper, and at 3 p.
~, when be was Teleased, ran on IN
search ~ food Al this rate q man weigh
ing 100 pounds would require the whole
u fat steer foT breakfast, the dose re-
peatod. with the addition a half d0z
20 we'll fatied sheep, for dinner, aud
two bullochs, eRht sbeep and four hogs
Tor supper. and then, a. q lui,ch ilefpTe
gpinR % bis club bauquai, he would in'
duige Ia about four barrels ~ fresh 1sh,
Family Magazine
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piscomFoRTs OF ACTING.


Lac!. 10 Accommodations In the Green
room anj Behind the scenes.
The lmittor has an important bearing
cn ~ Cccar's condition, WI ich finds its
,.cra-sioa "a his playing and possibly
- ais neryolas organization. He sup
?h.' tie hj1 o and in most cases fur
l.it.'"a quar- rs for the actors such as no
Iat respecting slave owner would in
The old days have condemned a slave to
uccuIy.
For the public nothing is too good.
Eor the actor, on the other hand. any
th.ag Is good enough. Instead Of silken
Graperies, Inc finds only ii tattered cur
taia ut the window, if indeed he find
u curtain ut all, or even "A window
which it might cover Instead of soft,
CAifOriabic chairs, one wooden chair
E0-e tU1 clcal, or chair minus back,
WI be ;he only seat, and not infre.
Gucntly, if he wishes to sit down, he
must do so on his trunk. Instead of
delio2tcjy tinted walls, he will find dirty
walls which have not been treated even
10 coat OF w.iFewash for years. While
IL ''.' NtNsiNbA iblii q bblU CON6Is
the floor, IN the actors room carpet
rarely exists OF, if by chance there be
something which once was carpet, it
Is 30 dirty that itwould be better away.
Th2 washing appliances of the actors
room, if they are found at all, usually
consist f small basin with tap OF
running water. Most people would ex-
pect that, as the winter is the theatrical
season and the paints used by the ac-
tors are made with grease, hot water
would be at hand. But this is rarely
the case, and III many instances running
water in the dressing rooms is unknown.
1t is not uncommon for actors to refrain
from using the basins, preferring to re-
move the makeup" as well as possible
with vaseline and to wait until the
hotel is reached to complete this portion
Of the toilet Tin basins and buckets are
not the worst that have seen ION the
road, " for once the water was in dirty,
battered, old lard tins, and basins had
to be bought by our manager. Forum
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Pigr's Pig.

The following is true copy Of an in
dictment found few years since by the
grand jury of Lawrence county, XIV. {;
"Lawrcnce criminal court. Common
wealth Of Kentucky against -, de
fendant. indictment. The grand jury
of Lawrence county, in the name and
by the authority of the commonwealth
of Kentucky, accuse - of the offense
of malicious mischief, committed as fol-
lows: The said -, on the - day OF
-, A. ID. l8-, in the county and cir
cult aforesaid, did unlawfully, willfully
and maliciously kill and destroy one pig,
the personal property of George Pigg,
without the consent Of said Pigg, the said
pig being Of value 10 the aforesaid
George Pigg. The pig thus killed
weighed about 20 pounds and was a
mate TO some other pigs that Were owned
by said George Pigg, which left George
Pigg a pig less than he (said George
Piggl had of pigs, and thus ruthlessly
tore said pig from the society Of George
Pigg's other pigs against the peace ana
dignity of the commonwealth Of Ken
tueky "-Green Bag
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THE FASHION PLATE.

The latest moires are as soft aud pill
able as undressed silk
"LiIeino" is the name of new rain
proof seal for oapes, cl0aks and jackets
The large granny" bonnet 10 the
latest head covering foT maidens from
Bto years 0f age,
s0ms Of the now golf oapes lined with
piaidsd satin % snrah have hoods made
" otter fur lined With tartan,
There h again rage for jei garnh
fures on bats, entire costumes, WfAps
FANCY waists aud evening bonnsts
The ubhed shot plaided and striped
fsnoy Yolyols base baoome ~ fAtllonA
b. that Yoiy large importation 70 "a
blbilod ihls seasop
Tho nss golf cl0tb h dopble faood
AID has . suIiaos ~ dsFk yioA oplonq
tl0ih, With ihf Tegrmo Flae showing
islians in . yslieiy " clan paiigns
Among ihe efirouye mstaasis ~
tyouinR ialnls AIe ils fleaus sslin
lglaad,f fli9i in grilgN sna ahls
ilauYt sld ahits, ftse nulH sAa pAlli
81 ol6af iluls 80 sud aalighiipl n
w. rye
aoldsa yellgs, iwp4ls psfpls
Iulne piui Rnd lssqBrHlnpi ita ~
~ slp assd go fifnoh pFpulnf ta'
spis lu eaisllHsiisH eiih lel lslf ~
laf aiaily iipial npYti hailf % ipls'iii
led ang lfldeffeili ltsa jasssiiiii
llsf sislsls spd plRass Bee -
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adoption Among Birds.

Modern scientific research undouLtel.
ly tends to place the ethics of bird life
on a higher and higher level. Even the
cuckoo, against whom so much has been
written, is now acknowledged to have
been maligned when it was universally
affirmed by ornithologists that it displays
in its tenderest stage of development
the odious faculty Of ejecting it's lawful
occupants from the stolen nest in which
it has been placed. The bishop of New
castle has now made himself response
BILE for touching little anecdote Not
long ago, says Dr. Wilberforce,. there
was Frenchman who had large fam
lily and who was haunted by the idea
that when he died there would be no
one to look after his children. While
thinking of this one spring day he no
ticed two nests in a hedge close by each
other. Each contained half fiedged
birds, whose parents were lying dead.
He went away sad, thinking that the
young birds must die. What was his
surprise, however, few days after to
see them quite happy and apparently
well fed. He stood apart and watched,
and presently he saw the parent birds
of other nests come to the young birds
and feed them They had adopted the
little orphans, fact which the French
man naturally took as a good omen
with regard to his own littleOnes, -
London News.
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A cHlLU'o IDEA.

Ile slop beside my knee the while turned
) 4" n%:nrcd pages OF the holy book.
"i ia ne "lSdom Of his three brief years
lfne "isip",-tLu which cy r seeks To know.
u" nov hi' e. arc wide with wondering;
a EdIcr set rom earth to heavenl Where
iOrpI
ne ,inali row knit, then came conclusion
swift.
" &c; So an'-els carry M the Lold
~ q q To make the harps Of" Smiling,
ia iaissei the childish fancy with kiss.
Njt r2rder,ng, ns ponier ever now
{ iHii lis Words, thetc grows he meaning as
'Nt"n'ss ";uWs thc star. THO harps. in.
dr,a.
h'lyan are f,ShionnA, but the withdrawal
d"lyed lr,nE cartt's dark breast with toll
AMI ra,a,
{ ""rsnd -tcm2'rcA-it may be with Littcrc,t
tears
~ al the ladders font. our part Is done.
shall the hrrps b. rcai!, be attuncd
sym2hpHo diyins-oh, wise, sweet soul
Emily !"wcit i;cyal Ia Washington Post.
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a bfDuilfnl sofi bronze 0olar h ian
part,d ~ metals by rubbing with q iniE
tsfs ~ bSsqai0ne siia aTsfhiis, tlis ~.
plloaiipn laiina nlaqs slih brush An
ihiue ginap rnn0is afe seoufna W dip
Ilug tAp md1i ipi9 = tsjgii0u ~ ~
psfis by HaEhi n spli Nv pafig egealH
a tartar, ~ paIif aeaBie " egppsl aiid
s0 psyis 0argaisie n sdA lp goo
parfs a ginegaT Tho fHnn buith u
pndnoad by NIssa giin0l ~ ropln y
500 sulstsiunui irnaimrui Hiiil aHf
Did Nfsu 10 Dldaiiiad ~ covered nisis
N aaa and . anai o'ssi a phl hes
fo0i 500
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IHn luflsai lsillisad Hisilss "A ilas
, Hla y hslsflsa ls.aaes
1hmt sis 4 400 fsilssg ssiseas -.
llDlnd lg ilf laiiiesaf "A iilf isitse
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s. ~ fHNNNt .failfN ilsi y y isIlf
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HiifNffHif NsfI hf mslfie4 ~
iHaHnfi HsH4al fHaeiaslsila. ~ A
hlehhia 4sisisIll " hslNt.,ss
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Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
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All Cattle Ailments,
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Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang ILnimsnt eo"qusn
Makes rIan o. Beast well
again.
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Amos will
cheap hAysI Oouniryi
d all caaees and parties.
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COLGATE & CO.'S
1906 LAUNDRY SOAP.
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ditions: that duty of Is per cent fiat be leNieu on
all sugar and that bounty BE paid on the iSsf crop
at the rate of $40 of cent pound on az susnt SUI,
testing between 80 and 90 degrees. and s-lO OF cri'
a pound on all sugar testing more than ~ 1esles'
According TO this same story. 1t Is sald lt
cOuferreeS anxious to accept the prOIonitlvut'
and that Senator Jones had long conference WIN
Mr. smith urging him 10 give his consent |" ~, IL
acceptance After the Democratic members OF tlc
Conference Committee adjourned this atterhopn'
Messrs German. Vest and Jones held Ions oV con
sultation in the room of the Committee on ,fP-
propriatons at which this proposition - sald 10
have received much consideration.
Opposed this story is another TO the erect 'ni.
at the conference this morning. Mr. Jones gave the
House conferrees an utmatum on the part OF the
Senate IL was that upon the three items OF coal
iron ore and sugar the House must accept the sen,
ate bill and that definite results must De Teacneu
within forty-olght hours. Several of the Leading
members OF the Conservatives tonight denied WIN
emphasis that the Senate conferreeS would accept
any proposition similar to that already indicated or
that any had been made. Such solution wonn,
render, conclusion 10 which the Senate VIII not