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L.ctur. o. ,h. national Capital.

Joseph Shipper lectured to a small
audience at the First Baptist church last
night on "Our National Capital" His
remarks were almost entirely devoted to q
description of the capitol and other public
buildings and to general description of
Washington City. He graphically de-
scribed the grounds, statuary and monu-
ments that abound throughout the city,
and gave a concise history of the estab-
lishment of the capital on the banks of the
Potomac. He feelingly alluded to Abra-
ham lincoln, whom he says be well re-
members he closed his discourse with
Longfellow's poem, The Ship of State"
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JONES FILEs A CONTEST.
Alleges That tie Was Duly Elected
County gemmissIoner

James Joucs. the Populist Of Christo-
PaeF, yesterday Sled hls complaint con-
testing the election 81 F. o. Niekerson as
county COMMISSIONER tor the Second dis
sriet The grounds of coatess are ma
conduct Of board OF Judges Of election in ali
O; tAe election precincts sna illegal votes
cast for Nickerson. lie alleges that the
aggregate Rambsr 81 votes cast in mat
distract for NloksFxoa WAs Loo0. and for
himself i.Zao, thai the board OF iadg.. OF
election in al the precincts frsagalently
and under Instructions OF circular. ana
letter. from Ehs King county Republican
comm reiass8 20 ccunt go votes cast
for Jones
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TWO CONTESTS IN kIrsAP.
fepulists Claim to Have Elected the
Auditor and clerk.

kIssap county has two contested cleo
ton eases. the Populist nominees for
auditor and clerk not being satisfied with
the official count For the former office
the Republican candidate. Joseph Pitt,
Was declared elected by plurality Of ~
votes. and J. b. Clark. Republican, for
clerk. has margin Of a. The certificates
Of election we're issued November II. and
Saturday last after the closing hour the
contest papers were hled respectively BY
". u. Wahlforsh ana John b. Anderson.
the Popgltst nominees
The grounds Of con;est are practically
the same IS In the Meyer case in thi.
county. that Is. votes alleged not TO have
been east we're couated Tor the Republicans
snd votes cast we're not counted for the
Popuiists. The frauds are said 70 have
been committed st Port Rlakeiey. Eagle
ilsrhor aud Port Gamble. A firm OF seat
tie attorneys is conducting the case for the
kovuttst-
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Take no Substitute for
Royal Baking Powder.
1t is Absolutely Pure.
All others contain alum or ammonia.


Frank :. Mussetter. Mr.. Nickiin was
candidate for sheriff before the last Re-
publican county convention in Whatcom
county, but was defeated by about dozen
votes. He will be remembered by all
members of the legislature. having on four
different occasions held the office of chief
clerk of the house. holding that position
in the asst legislature. He Is now q candi-
date for secretary of the senate.
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thugs and the thugs for booty; also the
various orders of thieves.
Mrs. Tytser embelIshed all her aescrip-
tions of customs aud habits with personal
"reminiscences that added interest In the
subject as well as In the speaker.
Mrs Tytler will deliver the second OF
her series Of three lectures tomorrow
evening. on which occasion she viii de-
scribe 1.-The Senoy Mutiny. or the Reign
of Terror in 1857"
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Mrs. +. ID. b ack.
Panar=aKindergarfan Extension


A Christmas market will be held in the
parlors of the First Presbyterian church,
corner Fourth and Spring streets, on
Thursday and Friday of this week. line
display OF embroidered linen and hand
painted china will be among the attrac-
tions. Lunch for 20 cents will be served
each day from II to o. clock. when bust
ness men will receive prompt attention, and
turkey dinners from 5 TO s O'Clock for 40
cents. Good music each evening No
charge for admission.
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The Hill Syrup Company has just re-
ceived. direct from Vermont, an eighteen
ton car of pure maple sugar This will be
unloaded today. and on sale direct from
the car in original packages at 121a cents
per pound. Foot OF Seneca street. near
Ainsworth & Dunn's wharf
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When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoris
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Black Rings

under the eyes and a sallow complexion show
biliousness This is one of the most disagree
able OF stomach disorders and if allowed TO
have its own way VIII result in great harm.
Cure bllousness at ouee by using RIpans Tab
ules. One taoule gives relief.
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Statistics from the o'tseiAl sources show
the total '.faisoellAnsous pFoats" OF the
Mutual iase Insurance Company a Nex
YORK tsa excess OF she interest income
and reatsl have amounted SAGE cggans-
satloa 10 nearly s. osa.es waich nas more
than paid AZ TIE .alas4es 81 those xko for
rtty years have manages the company.
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The First Kindergarten Lecture.

The Introductory lecture of the kinder
garten extension course will be delivered
ut the Chamber of Commerce at o'clock
this evening by Miss Ellen Creelman. The
following Will De the programme for the
evening:
Piano duet-"Country Dance. ........-.. Nevins
Mrs. F. ID. Black and Mrs. A. I. Mitten.
Address Observation-Disclosures Mr.. IL. +. Holmes
Vocal solo-Selected. Mrs. e. A. c. Rochester
Lccture-'.The Mother A Teacher" ...........
Piano soIo-s'V alses'' ...................Ch Chopin
Mrs. +. ID. ack
Observation-Disclosures Extension" .......-...
................M Mrs. c. E. Dewhurst
Diseussion-Led by Prot. Barnard, Rev. ID. &.
Garrett Rev. George Lee, Rev. Wallace Nutting,
Rev. W. A. shanxlIn and DR.. Hcrmon +. Titus
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TIE genera merchandise store Of Lsx-
Ter broshsrs st RarksoGrx. Nolo coantv.
ca, as destroyed % ire Tuesday. Loss
So 60. no Insurance.
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T. G. Nickiin. the well-known Whatcom
politician, is guest at the Butler and last
evening spent several hours talking over
the political situation with his friend
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Henry Bode. merchant tailor. pa Co
lumbia street.
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lso yea kuov thai Nswc2ssls screened
eosl E<s eeen redGeed 70 81 per tear
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James +. McCann. a lumber dealer of
Anacortes, is = guest At the Diller.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-05

NOTICE
Houston. December 31 1S03-Pcrsons
tween Mckinney and Texas avenues.
arc hereby notified That The roll Of
ownership, showing the amount of spec
criH Of property above referred Co. to
cagar she cost OF improvements made in
accordance with the resolution of Che
has been placed In The office OF the city
secretary Tor iusgeg ion, loo order that all
persons Interested therein, or TO be at-
fected thereby may have an opportunity
uf call!aE the attention Of the city coun-
ell TO any errors or mistakes connected
with such assessments levied against
property owned by them as ihown on
said roll A. $. RICHARDSON.
3 City Secretary.
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A TEXAS LADY
Writes.---Lettors Laden with Praise
OF Drs. Mansfield q Boxoll's Eome
Treatment Received Daily.

~ 4 - I'M nun. n ii
The following Is only one Of the nun
dreds OF letters received each week. by
Drs Mansfield IS B1NcN, from their muil
patients;
"l3oele Lake. Texas, December 6.
'Ilrs, Mansield s. HoNel Houston, Texas;
Dear Sirs, lnclOsri please md picture
and statement ut my present health, j
am feeling much better than / have felt
Tor nearly two years, / am Improving iu
flesh uni strength right along.
"Enloro ] commenced NuNr treatment 7
had tried several doctors and continued 20
get worse ! then commenced trying pnt-
emit medicines ana found only temporary
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$50 a MImMTE SIS

Catarh and Kindred Diseases
Treated at the uniform rate of So q
month medicines free, For ali
other diseases the rates will be low
and uniform, and in proportion to
the actual cost OF the medicines re
Quired
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BIOS AND PROPOSALS..

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-B for
the erection OF public school building
Ia Reeulle, rexus, will be received on or
before the 10th day OF January 1891
untn 1880 a. M that day Plans and
SPECIFICATIONS can be seen nj the office
Of McAdoo q Wrolcy, San Antonio, and
m the Commercial National bank Of
Accompany each bid as a surety that
the accepted bidder viii give the re-
uuired bond within Ave days after notl-
hcation The right TO reject any and all
bids IS reserved by board Of trustees
I-5 Board OF Trustees.
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aries Reynolds went to Lagarto


yeh-A small yellow pointer dog
Years old ana answers 10 the
81 Tom; part OF his legs ana faot
No. white tipped tail. also white
Z, breast, has on leather collar With
~ 49, ;T., aha name Of u w sewall
81 lhA No. 3l on 20 also attached 10
/. Return TO II. ~. Sewall. AZ Car
1sAfail a Co, corner Travis and
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liullding.
a.4I

EuR SALE--l8OO acres In Live Oak coun-
~. 600 acres IN cultivation, dwelling,
business house and tenant houses,
acre, Fur further information, Y, J.
skaggs Real Estato company, Bcevlne,
Texas. t.f.
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FOR SALE-200 acres land, rich prairie
thirteen miles from Houston ON rail-
Alncda and Malvern, title warranted
and price IS ryr acre, ! G, stafford 8
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nusrNnss onANons.

BUSINESS CHANOEs-
THE IMMENSE business Of liouaton re-
Guires large, live weekly newspaper.
a copartner with some capital - wanted
10 establish such paper FOR plan
ana particulars see or ud1ress. Jno NJ,
claiborne, Spencer House, Houston.
Texas.
WHAT have you TO offer in exchange for
lot of fine cigars. about $1,000 value
wholesale? Address No 1hi2 care Posl.
WANTED Party with $40 TO buy half
interest IN outdoor business; state where
can be seen Address 29gI, care Ioat.
FOR SALE First-class boarding house
ten rooms sixteen boardersi rennnn Tor
ceiling. bad health Houston employ
ment Exchange 1li0 Preston avenue,
city.
WANTEI--An energetic, capable business
man with $1,000 20 5000 capital 70 eon-
troll the State agency for the fest WILL
ing Machine. Address +, o. bc& "a
Houston Texas,
TOR sALE-A clothing boots and snoess
hats und mems furnishing gpolh bnfl-
ness, Heated In healthy ana one o. ~
BEST towns In Texas. Address l0ck p9 ".
]. Larullasas, Texas
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FOR SAL.E-ifO0 acres OF choice prairie
land, suitable for sup-diVision; only A.
miles from AoustOn postontce, this Is
the best bargain IA tue coust country
McWiliinms N co. Houston. %
FRUIT farm FOR sale on installments; 10
Gated In the raiatn grape region OF Calf
totnin; reference, Il, Al. bradley, city.
MADEIRA, Cal. s.
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For SALE-At great bargain 1900 acres
nine miles west OF Houston, at nrst
station ON Missouri, Kansas and Texas
terms liberal. /. @. stafford s
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AT HALE PklCl-dio acres hasuand
county land; every acre tllable. some
timber; good water at 40 feet 1--WE miles
from Cisco; two good railroads; popuia-
ton OF county. ii,ooo to le,oOo; improved
farms adjoining ON all sides; must be
sold by February l. 1891, as the State
is crowdlng Tor hack Interest CS2op after
that date; land worth 81 per acre. but
VIII take $3.50; clear title for All or half;
must have $500 to clear, but principal
runs s years at 8 per cent; this Is a
bargain for any one with a little money
wanting a good farm; win take balance
in one and two years at s per cent or
Houston inside property Can or nd.
dress A. j. ". care Post Houston,
Texas. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-05

NOTICE no CREDlTORs-Au persons
having claims against the estate Of the
late Mrs. Sarah " Lnbu2an VIII present
law to the uudsragned administrators.
who were duly appointed by the county
court Of Harris county az rs January
term, 1894. Al persona Indebted 10 aad
bella NJ Schacner A. II. Sch0cncr. Ad-
lninistratUrB estate Sarah u. abuInn,
Houston, Tex. Houston, Jan, 4, lADi.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WE WILL teach gentlemen a Hight and
easy business; SO 10 $50 "a week easily
made; no competitions plenty Of work IN
with full oufht; we invite you 10 inNes-
tigate; eall COS San Jaclnto street Geo;
quick.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-05

WA NTED Agents in every town In the
State TO sell the Howard Combination
Sign: sells At sight send stamp for
fun particulars r. q. Speed, T. o. box
3uS Houston, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-05

fields OF Cherokee county; $1,000 required
to begin with; more Ia the fall there
Is big margin In g. For particulars Sue
or address Jp0, N. Claiborne, Spencer
House. Houston, Texas @
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FOR sALE-on easy monthly payments,
one two-story house in Fourth ward,
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III nEI.r MANirEm.

WANTED-A good white barber nt once,
Ii Burkhardt, Georgetown, TeNas.
WANTED--N 6rst-cass waiter. Apply
To @. f. Fleming, proprietor the Queen
Hotel Beeyillc, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-05

WANTED Young lady SOLICITOR good po-
sition TO right party enclose 20 cents
for sample, worth "a cents, and run par
tculars. Address Eureka Manufactur-
ing Co, Jackson, Tenn.
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nnAL nsrArn ron SALE.
LOST. ROUND, sTnAYDD, STOLEN

lost. FOUND, sTRAYED, STOLEN
LOST-Brown pony with saddle enq bfa4 is
on; rather rough. poor fast aelti HnbN9
on front feet acaid under SADDLE. ~
ward given " returned 70 - Hoan''i
Summer ana Hickory.
f0esr- s,,ndav afternoon, December "a. 4
pair OF cold trimmed BpectHeie9 on llAi-
RE or Texas avenue between SraWts,,,n;
and san Jaeinto streefk Rinq9 ~
please return 70 owner, fpf Nt%"fe4t
street. and receive q reNaI9. -------,r
REWARD paid 70 fuder q SUD .'R as9,-
yember last Leave at Office ~
man Bros. Mfg, co.
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WANTED German and wife TO take caro-
of the premises uuthousc free OF rent,
can 2Uii Rusk avenue. .
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Cut the GOrdidn Knot

the little
Photographic entitled SIGHTS AND
WORLD
or tho earlier this wonderful work
ande
Is to
IN att urn IN
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/ " DnGFE. lTpTn
-
= 49, ~.
ELECTRICAL, MACHINERY AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
l., y. tlller. electrical engineer, dealer
u, 't5Sy5lv . tulpi,vs, ,Spe,ta prompty
r,1,ricla ,I,' "'y t'I iN -, -. ~ $500
e,,t e,ii.ll, ~" ga issi,,,22, 'HSSSspeel.ie-
tis,h 1o,Ion SreVos Ns"' ga
@--=------.- -
struATiONs WANTED.
W
VIZ ret5A p's'.leM ts ug'eu9eeri pest
mSneTprnent AZ a s'iloon. Mn ieoVB civ
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL
S. O. COTTON a BRO, Fire Insurance.
Agents aud AdiuBters. 10 Main stlsst,
corner Franklin.
NM. 49, LOCKfiARr, attorney and coun-
scllor: ex-county judge Galveston eoun-
ty; 1903 strand Galveston, Texas; prac.
tice IN state and Federal courts. Att
LOCK MDANfEL--
Lawyer Rooms I3 and 10 Perry block,
Congress avenue. Houston, Texas
NINE. c. a BuJAC, Pianist; special a.,
fention to ruaiments OF music. Capitol
Hotel. 1I
EDWIN r. HAMBLBN,
Houston. Texas.
JAMES Il. MAsTERsoN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. % Gibbs Building Houston. Texas.
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WANTED-An energetic man that can
influence Investments In u highly profit
able enterprise that VIII bear tho closest
investigation. good money and a perma
uent position 10 the right man. Address
gGlI Post. -
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SALESMAN wanted to carry finest side
line ON earth; Iglgin Cigar Factory
LyuchburS, Va. 40
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Texas Savings and Real Estate In
vestment Association, Trust Company
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WANTEp-Boy 10 to ~ years Old 10
work for board and clothes, g. Good
rich iIOcNcy, Texas. y
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WANTED-A nrst-class barber ut once,
- per cent Apply 10 Walter Mobiles,
Brennan, TvNuE.
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WANTED Immediately, ten resp0nslblr
and reliable solicitors, must furnish ref
crenccs, Apply room 500, i<iam build
inn <
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-05

WANTED no HUY--A seas0n's soda
water privilege n Houston or Calves
ton Address Roy Allen, Almeda, Texas.
40
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spnCIAL NOWIcnN.

A F1RSp-CLASS, middle aged all round
business man, Witlt-beat references. has
from $1,000 80 5000. desires a business
opening manufacturing business prefer
red. Address Strictly Confidential, care
Houston Post 10
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WANTED-P Position as travelling salesman
by an experienced young man with some
reliable nrm. Address l., W., care OF
Houston Post q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-05

MEN to sell baking powder; steady en-
pOymcnt; experience unnecessary; $40
baInry or Com n. $. Chemical Works,
$40 Van Buren, Chicago, BIS
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rRRsoNAi.-cont,nued.

ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND
ELECrRICAL SUPPLIES.
J. ". tiller. electrical engineer, dealer
IN electrical supplies, repairs promptly
attended 70 "a any part OF the state.
complete plants a spechlty; cgyrespond-
enca solicited. old Electric Eisht sta
tsou, AiOg2ton' Texas.
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WANTED 10 mn.

WANTED no BtjY- 0nico desk wanted;
must b. chcap Tor CASH office deslt
wanted Address rooms 2 ana :. krupp
A Tufly buildiug
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Number Words. time. .'&srG VIZ mo.

4A4ttLiI# hINull lHiuaINNeI lilAi lHh-
tors directed TO initials only are not de-
livered through the pOstOfliCe. " initials
are used they should DE directed TO the
Slte ot SONY psI@gn' urn or 3o5,Sin l,,
office or sent through the mali to-
THE HOUSTON pDSI. Houston, Texas.
Answering advertisements mention Tits
paper
February 1. 1893
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MOgS-Cash paid for moss ~ Houston
Heights MRttrcsa Factory A. r. Moroy
a. Co. L. T.
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FOR sALb,-Ray trQttlng stallion 3 years
e gons1n . A Ranas0P pS Aadre IS
yEOR SALE cheap or viii exchnngo for
diamond ring or pin, one kcauns bi-
cycle 2Ssinch wheels; H. q NJ racing
saddle; only used a few weeks. No. lac,
care houstcn Post ~
FOR SALE Electric street battery, finest
made, Punch and Judy outut; ttereo-
scope and Views, show TENTS nearly
new, single on Iogtthor, cheap, 1871 Lyle
FOR sALE-l0O nne mules, s and a years
olui from 10 90 lH aands htgh Peter
E9ust q Co. New Buaunfels, Texas.
FOR SALE House blocks. white oak,
post oak mulberry and cedar posts,
Wholesale and retail; also coal and wood.
llen-ion tlel comranv. ;
ron sAtl2-.H Homes on the instalment
PLAN desirable Tote, good location; good
school, "a uplcudid chance for those with
NmNu means don't look elsewhere until
Sv8 nave seen this property; we can
are the very best Tor erecting cheap aud
cosy homes; mechanics should iuVcsti-
gNto our method we viii be sure TO
pieNac all who come We also have some
choicc lots in the Fifth ward very cheap.
Eau on ot address X j. Rerry, corner
Dennis avenue aud Hnshy street
FpE SALE-Ono-hRlf interest In first
CLASS saloon I'm Houston; good location;
expenses very ught, u good opening Tor
2 practical saloon man with small cap.
~ A1lleas Saloon, care Fost
FOR SALE one hundred grapes aud 200
roses an monthly bloomers. Mira. phi-
UPS. llO Austin street
| FOR SAll1'chc uucNp.red lease on the
building known 0R The RescuHc,d House,
also all the household goods and hotel
equipments now contained therein; the
oldest established house In the city;
owner wishes tu retire because uf sick
ness For ron particulars address or call
HHH# d .aN En-
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WANTED Situation In city or country
by "a good white waiter; salary go suit
employer, answers 10 all Address 2isl,
Clre Post
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WANTED a responsible position by an
experienced business man OF temperate
habits aud good reference. Address
2GGL care OF Post
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WANTED nc sell furniture and house
furnishing goods on easy weekly or
monthly payments, Corner Preston aud
CAIollne. llmdsnn 8 l1lcaeheL l.l3
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south, SOS WEBSTER avenue.
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WANTED-A position as bartender. first
class fancy mixer, sober man. willing TO
so into the country; good references.
AlL--.- Au-umLlm--. -llnnm. d
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WANpED-Ab0ut ten scholars 10 instruct
in music; vocal aud instrumental, Bax-
terrain methods from Boston Conserve
tory OF Music; igfma reasonable. ADJ
dress Mrs. Hugh Johnston. Genoa
Texas. y
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For RtNT-Four very convenient. at
trHctive offices, well lighted. all heated
telephone and lanitnr service furnished;
located m best buripcSS block In city at
3lOA Main street Gnut y Thomas II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-05

WANTED Persons desiring a hrst-class
dancing teacher or band leader Address
Prof G.. w Carscy, Clehurne, reXls. @
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-05

CEMENT SIDEWALKS Lockwood.
Shutter g. co. I'VE buy az cargo rates,
others don't" with W. l.. Macatee,
warehouse. Phone 10. Also brick side
yyaiKA Get prices Ill
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-05

WAETED-At Capitol Hotel one womnl
20 work in laundry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-05

WANTl1D-A position by a competent
druggist of long experience. registered.
Address H. Il. W., care Of Houston
Post. a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-05

HIGHEST cash prices paid for second
hand furniture; repairing aud packing
neatly done; moving and laying carpets
a specially, r. i. Bar. 6Oa Main street.