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The evening world., 1894-02-09
MANY VESSELS OVERDUE.
some Anxiety Felt About Dig At
Iantic Liners.

Anxiety Is felt about some of the
overdue Atlantic liners. The vessels
arriving report a continuance of the
terrific storms which " prevailed for
the last two weeks.
The Red Star line steamer Rynland.
from Antwerp. Is two days overdue.
The White Star line Normadic is four
teen days out from Liverpool. Tit An
chora, OF the Anchor line, from elias
cow. is three days late. The Rotterdam,
OF the Netherlands line, from Rotter-
dam, Ii three days overdue. The st.
Romans. from Liverpool, Is three days
late.
The Chester. OF the American line.
arrived at Quarantine this morning from
Southampton. She was three days late,
and had a very hard passage.
1t was stated at the office OF the
American line this morning that the
Chester, Notwithstanding her short stay
In port, will positively sail tomorrow
a. advertised.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
STOLEN GOODS IN HER TRUNK
Mrs. Reading Has Her Servant, An
ME Over, Arrested for Theft.

Annie owen. a comely girl, twenty
one years old, was held for trial in Har-
lem Police Court this morning on COM
plant of Mrs. Mary e. Reading, of Elev-
enth avenue, between One Hundred and
Fifty-tirst and One Hundred n Fifty
second streets, who charged her with
stealing $50 worth Of wearing apparel
which was found in her trunk:
Annie had been in Mrs. Readings en-
ploy five months, during which time
various little things had been missed.
The girl emphatically denied that she
had stolen anything, but could not ex-
plain how Mrs. Readings property got
in her trunk.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
COLORED ~PlCKPOCKETS.
4 Pair of Them Arrested While
Working on Broadway.

4 Broadway policeman saw two col
ored youths ~jostling a crowd at Eigh-
tecnth street and Broadway Yesterday
afternoon. The crowd was gazing In a
Japanese importers window. The no.
liceman saw the colorod boys put their
hands in various pockets without result
and he arrested them.
At the station of the Broadway squad
they gave their names as william Row
stan, Of us West Twenty-sevcnth street,
and Herbert Prichard, of ~ West
Twenty-ninth street. They were re-
markahly well dressed for culorel bows.
and the policeman said he could get
no complainant against them.
They We're taken to jefferson Market
Police curt to-day and remandcd for
examination.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
DRANK BEER, WOULDN'T PAY,
Fnckowitx Then Threw Glasses and
Got CIubbed In Return.

Isaac Fackowitz, twenty-one years old.
or 5l Pitt street. drank three glasses Of
beer in the saloon at 226 Delaney street
at l2@ O'Clock this morning, and because
me proprietor, Jacob B%irnbaum. wanted
nm TO pay he threw an empty glass
at n mirror,
The glass missed Its mark. Birnbaum
got out n club. In another m the
AIR was tllcd with flying beer glasses.
The club was the more effective weapon,
ana. Fackowitz was soon laid low and
thrown out into the street.
Later, at the Delaney street station.
an ambulance surgeon sewed up a cut In
FackowitG's head and he went home.
he refused, 20 make a complaint against
the dloon keeper.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
DIED.

M'FARLAND.- A 10 p. NJ, Feb. s. Mrs
HESTER MCFARLAND, at residence 400 East
10th 1t.
Funeral Sunday, . O'Clock. Friends and
relatives are requested to attend.
CROCkER- At Greenwich, Conn, Feb. =. at
o.3O +. NJ, IOTTIE ELLIOTT, widow Of
Horace 3. Crocker and daughter OF the late
John Howard and Margaret A. Elliott.
Funeral from her late home saturday, at 2. so
=. Nj. on arrival OF LOB train from New
York. Carriages will meet train. Interment
private.
New Orleans, Philadelphia, Chicago and
Brooklyn papers please copy.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
BURNING HARD COAL TO-DAY,
steam Company On Its Good Re-
hrNiOr since the Arrests.

The New York Steam Company is on
Its good behavior to-day. Not even a
him OF the black, sooty smoke, which
has given so much offense OF late, was
seen issuing from the Company's chin
lrys ~ the steam-gCneratins station. ia
~GrCen~ich street, during the forenoon.
wished Is believed to be the direct re-
SUIT or the arrest OF President Wallace
g. Andrews and Secretary Gamaliei c.
-. John, OF The, Company, AS reported
Evening World" "
The arrangement OF the arrested off,
Gals takes place at the Tombs Court this
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OAKLEY AND WOODS MAY DIE
Likely 10 he Three Victims of u
Sad Mistake.

ELIZABETH, N. j., Feb. 9.--Nathan-
iel Il. Oakley, tho veterinary surgeon
and liverman, and Frederick Woods, pro-
prietor of the tldene Hotel, both OF
whom drank aconite last night In mis-
take for whisky. are still alive, but are
In a very critical condition.
Mr.. Oakley was entertaining p. II.
Tracey. proprietor of the Canaan Lime
and MT. Woods, yesterday, and the three
drank aooniN In mistake. Tracey died
shortly afterwards.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
HERE'S ANOTHER CRANK.
His Hobby Is Ordering Supplies
for Raymond street JniI.

The Brooklyn police are looking for n
crank who is causing Warden Noonan,
OF the Raymond Street Jail, consider
able trouble by visiting merchants in
New York and Brooklyn and ordering
large c~onsignments of supplies for the
jail.
Yesterday a wagon packed up to the
prison door with 100 iron cuspidors
which hao been ordered by the crank
from the Central Stamping Company, in
New York. On Wednesday the same
man visited the Cody-Powell Coffee Com
pany. at III Broadway. and ordered a ton
Of coffee, which was rejected by Warden
NDnnan.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
PASSED A BOGUS CHECK.
Charles j. Lyons Arrested ut tho
Instance az W, II. Teddy.

Charles j. LyorG, OF 40 Washington
street, brooklyn, was heli at jefferson
Market Pole" Court to-day for cxam!nI.
ton, charged with passing a bogus
che *. He went into william Il. Led!y's
hardware store at i2s Tenth avenue last
Tuesday and bought three kegs of mails
for Sd, He gave a check for Sl3,5O i'm
payment ani collected the difference i'm
money. The check proved to be worth,
less.
Leddy saw Lyons on TWenty-seventh
street last night and told DeteCtly,
Kenny, VIC arrested the check passer.
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Robbed His Employer.

A brigh''eyed colored lad. John JuriT, seventeen
years old. who is wanted for theft by the police
OF Frederick, Nd, was a~rrGisned before Justice
Taintor in the Tombs Police Court this morning
and remAnded In order that requisition papers
may be taken out Tor his return TO Frederick.
JuriS left there Monday after Tobbing hs en-
ployer, John II. Williams, a bank cashier. OF 20
lAm6'a valet for ak yeaTA ~
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GAVE HIS BLOOD IN VAIN.
TRANSMISSION Not successful In tho
Case Of DIR. Kemp's Patient.

Case Of DIR. Kemp's Patient.
The effort made by House Surgeon
Franklin NJ. Kemp. Of the Long Island
College Hospital. in Brooklyn. to save
the life of Kate Pomphrey by giving up
several ounces OF his blood. has failed.
Miss Pomphrey died In the hospital at
Z o'clock this morning.
Kate and another girl named Grace
Vrooman were employed by Mrs, Field,
OF IFS Warren street. on Tuesday night
they went to bed on the top floor, leav-
ing the gas turned on.
The girls failed to come downstairs
Wednesday morning. and II was found
that they were nearly dead from tnhal-
ing gas.
At the hospital to-dayi I was said the
Nrooman girl would recover. Or. Kemp
was doing nicely and would be able To
resume his duties in a few days.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
strikers Try to Wreck IN Train.
(By Associated Press)

POWELLTON. W, Va. Feb. s.-Three unsuc.
ccssful attempts were made by the strikers &c
wreck the train on the Powellton and Pocahontas
Branch Railway Wednesday night by placing oh.
Htruct!ons on the track. The trainmen discovered
the distractions In time.
The evening world., 1894-02-09

In the Tombs Police Court this morning John
o'Neil, twsnty-tour years Old, OF BloomAeli. n, j.,
was remanded for cEamiaation on the charge Of
stealing . cash register Valgcd AT $40 from the
arm OF Cans 4 Co. OF u Bsd,h street.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
INCOMING STEAMERS.
DIE TODAY.

DUE TOEUNT
Ntmadlc. Liverpool Jan. 20
Anchorla. GLASGOW Jan. u.
Rhynland. Antwerp Jan. 27.
Brooklyn City. Swansea Jan. "a.
st Romans. Liverpool Jan. 20.
Britannia, Liverpool Jan. 81.
Trays. Bremen Jan. 81.
Croft. Dundee Jan. %.
North Anglia. Gibraltar Jan, %.
DUE TOMORROW.
New York, Southampton Feb. q
Spree. Gibraltar Feb. ..
America. London Jan. %.
America. bremen IAN. 81. "
Richmond Hlli, London Jan. ".
C~ienfuegDs, Nassau Peb. q
Madiana, ~. Thomas Feb. 4.
Auriel. st. KITS FEB. ..
The evening world., 1894-02-09
ChoIera in warsaw Again.

WARSAW, Feb. sr-There has been a fresh out
break OF cholera here and many deaths from the
cis,ans are securing.
The evening world., 1894-02-09

(: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II GLORIOUS
/: EXAMPLE or VALIANT. DEATH TO THE
4: RICH MAN. III is A MARKED MAN.
: WARN
The evening world., 1894-02-09
CRANK AT DEPE WIS.
Posted q Notice on the Door Say
ing He's a Marked Man.
Written in Latin and Speaks OF the
Example Set by Valiant.
Denial that the Nanderbilts' Houses
Were Also Visited.

While Chauncey NJ. Depew was in
peekskill last Tuesday night, delivering
u lecture on Familiar Scenes at the
Vatican some crank Anarchist or
other evil-minded person sneaked up
the front steps Of Mr.. Depew's resi-
dence at 8 West Fifty-fourth street,
and pasted on the front door jamb, a
placard. with the following Latin in
scriptiOn.
:'...'.'..'''.. .......'.'.... ''..,'........
"Fratres-Rcminisce exemplum
valiant gloriosu II. Mors. diveti.
HE est homo adJudicatus. Omni-
bus mCn..
"lMPERIO COMMUNIS POPtLI."
'.......'...... .............. ....,......,..
a free ton into English of this
notice Is as follows
The evening world., 1894-02-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW o Il
OUTGOING
SAILED TODAY.

Tallahassee. Savannah.
Iemassee. CharleBtnn.
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FOR SALE!

Sc o0o-Two h<sztifai iezs SID hOs.s - tea
SeoEns wlEh all rss3sfn eosvenssoess 81 er1-ssaSx
Lake %ashsa gzca
Chosee tsEs n Decay Broadway s1titaoa a
Hard fines prices. ssy re@ssnaos% osss ~AA
b. a<cepssd
Fsve acres ~ ehoscs Lake WsssssxSsn vs1sr
fros.t can~spisns stFe<g car line, AID ~ Prscss
90 spsr T~e sssrzsss carehassr
FHza fasfs IN }fx sri Kitssp eeenfs>s pzx-
italy ssss pssxs1. r<soeS t1e - as per scra
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DEATHS xsp rrxsE<Ia

gAsDFLss--fn S~sxs1s As Proyf>eses hasraza
eataraav fesraSsy II. 1884. Jshs -&sdsAl. 81
eessr ssEsEoa. sz-4 "a years
Services will ss bed a. Bon7sy e. s1@wxrts
eAar<a snss Afternoon - ! eescca undsr TIE 4as
rsees Of the Swedish fanh. fns@raess 20 u o. ~
y. cemetery.
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BOOK BTyDKRE.

THE ALLEN q CALVERT PRINTING co
Il lrinters. publishers book binders and blank
BOOK makers. no Front street. Sullivan building
II ANTHoSY'S BI>pREY BLANK Hoox
II manufacturers Washington street. corner
Commercial rooms and Terry olocx Seattle
Wash
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nrRTBs.

wAnwfCK-Af gzs wHIow ssxs~x. sesfsBe.
eetufass- Fe2rHssy Il. 1res- - tEe ssSes Of
the lAss A r Wsrssek. s-aaag1ser-
DrMAETTHf--Ia A@sftks. TaSrsSsv. Fssrssrv
IS. 1924 70 Nx ard Mrs. asexsfaHas DeEsrfs1a.
. faasfster
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CONTRACTORS AVID BUILDERS.

SToRE SHELVING. oFFItE AND HOUSE
- build ne. house moving. plans and estimates.
general iooeing glazing. 2ls and go spring
street Telephone S4s Mills. Randall 4 ca.
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SALVAGE SAIE.cA,.sSs.I.,1

etc The Cudahy Packing Company will receive
sealed bids AZ their temporary ofices. Bakers
dock. for the following lots saved from their
cent fire: Lot L canned meats lot =. lard lot 3.
hams, bacon. picked pork etc lot 4 hutterines
lot B. beef extract pepsin. etc. lot g. sweet pehle
BEEF hams Bids viii ce received for each or any
OF the lots or for the whole stock and Will be
opened at 12 m Monday. February 10. next. A
certified ehecS OF the value Of 50 per cent OF the
amount must accompany bids Bfadsrs may view
the lots today (sasurday) on presentation of per-
init 10 be obtained at the coalpanys Offices The
company reserves the right TO reject any or all
hids
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WATCH RETAINING.

MATCH. CLOCK AND JEwELY kEPAIR-
w ing diamond mounting and tswelry made TO
order for one shtEd less than regn prices: high
rent makes high prices: al work guaranteed Call
~ room Hinckley block. corper second and Co
iumets. l. II HIS & Co
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ntsShkt FloN oF FAKrNENsHIP-r fFF
- partnership between u. leusea Ana August
tFaNfk ta the hnE FaHcn. scar pu~an4ish "a
heF~ay dissolved AZ t33s ca te nAad hv August
ifN0S&. xKcsFi those 1rN sf e-tSst DIV said "
@sastA WILLIAM IEN~sN
NOFttE pF Ui~SDt ZION -- NOTICE -
- heFesf gisen thas tbe paEtnersaip hereto
fpfT * sios hefr s~e sac at3terStsaeSs auoex the
nffl' Hatt5s - lew hIssN. tha hassEsSs n
"tnf*sAtH Sna retail asAlsTs c.rarS tohass.ss
sug4ke=s Articles et-. al Ma ~ t-.,rn a.
street "a t-e tlF ~ NsattkS. Is thS cav dissolved
- h1Ht4si V1ttfs'tt q Levy rsurss trpna - q
Hfsa znf th~ tns4aess thcfeuf Wtls - II, = -t ara
rt1itsHf4 pA a. levy, tfsd rE u GsNg 4 ia
" aH a. Nszased a. tas as9ss tae fra1s he. Tap
iaSf efu2. so3 ~ho alone = Aathsar sea to Cpsssf
s@H @TtSNs NtF 20 tAe sane NJ LEVY.
G. lkNE.
b~ISe - Seattle, " 49,. Eea s lisa
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I IN DON LOAN oFFICE-MoNKY 10 LOAN
l. on watches, diamonds aud tewelry ~ log
rates los South bird street. next 10 Guys drug
store. Also me watch repairing.
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GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPASY-ES-
- sinsers and contractors sor bridges of ever de-
serption; wharf building pliedrivinx dredging
and steel shovel excavaGtak. plans and spociicA
tons furnished on application: correspondence 80
heited once 520-52S seattle National Baax
bnildiag. Seattle. WASH.
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM

Advertisements un6sr the ns1s of Lnss roaS1
Fer Sale for ksrt kHd sls1at saas y 2stst al %
inserisf ~ the rsse 81 ~ort sa<n Insertion
Tsyussnt AWAY. In sfvszrN SS @aSsfsss~faszs-s
received for less tcea zs Carts
rcTrcE~The hussness ofsses % sss Foar-fv-
-r4srgxx<rr lw aosa unta AZ p n.- Clsssissd
Advertisements zil % rscssvsd - 70 Ills tins
Advertisements ~fIi ~ reoss r~t NJ srxnca efrsss
the Pasr. fxTxELFs.xcEEs a.
TACOMA BuREkC - lis Pacife AyenaA
zn1an Hafsnssns. xsRsGsr
poRT Tow@sESp-Frsnca sprtnxet.
HELLGsGHAM BAY BUEESu-Ss~ what
err CORNER Holly and caaos streets o. II. cgl-
yes, Manager.
The following testers await advertisers ~ this
efseet
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DECKER BROS. al. y wi nom
a Harper. Second and Marion streets
"AVT Cn OFFICES ARE IN THE
VIA i w. New York block. rooms
sl3-3l& once hours from to 8
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4
Ammonia psnt bottles. each. 10
Beans best white. per H.. oS
Beans. best Lima per n..--...:....-.... oS%
Fackwheat Flour. 10 n. 4eC. so- b.. L 10
BlueinS. pint bottles each ...--.-~......-.... 10
BAKING Powder Royal 10 OF. each ........ IS
Baking Powder, Prices 10 -ox cans, each -
Crackers 10 b ooxes, each .-.....--..-...... IS
Gornmeai. yellow. 10 q SACKS ............-. 90
Corne1 or boast Beet, I'd cans for. so
Cur1sntss per n new.-.-...-.-.--.-.s....: eS
Apples dried ......-.....+-.........-.,.S and 10
Peaches evaPora,ed. per n. .....---.....-.-. 10
Raissas. new. per n .--...--..-.- ..--........ %
flanr. Excellent patent. per seck-......-.. go
Flour. Excellent. patent. per eel-........... SO
Flour. Novelty A. per bei-....---....-...... 90
Flour. Silver Lest. psr obi...,............. IS
Flour. silver Leaf per sack. .-.--.--.-.....- So
Flour. Drilled snow, per Dbl .--.-p...... IS
Graham Flour. 5o-io sack ...---...--...-.... IS
Graham Flour. lob sacks. 20
Homsay and Griis. io-lo sacks ..-.......... IS
Honey, bess California. gallon CAMS. 50
Hama best large. par !b.--.--....-....-.---- lxf
Hams best small per 10. .-.>..--.......-..- Is
Dry Salt Pork. per ib....-...............-... 10
Lard Pure. s-ib pals. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Lard Pure. l0-tb pals - ...-............-- 90
MiRcem~at condensed per dog. 81 Is, each 10
Macaroni and yerm,celli. per box. ..-..-..- 40
Mscaronl and vermsceil. Lib packages. 10
Matches. Parior 4 pack ages ................. IS
Matches. 10 blocks INSTRUMENTATION. Is
Maple syrup. good grade. gallon cans ...... 80
Pickles. plain or MIXED. kegt ..-...-.-..-. IS
syrup. good grade. gallon cans.............. 80
syrup good grade. kegs. ! ID
Rice. best Island. per lbs-..-.-..-......-.-- o5
soap good laundry. 2o-har ooxes........... 90
Teas. fine quality. green or black. per IN. 50
Wheat best Quality. per 100 los. rs and so
Cracked Corn best quality, per 100 lbs. IS
Chop fed best. per 100 lbs. .....-.......... 90
Ask for cur complete price i,.s mos
Telephone 2oS III West Yesler avenue
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NOTICE or DIsSoLUrIoN.

THE RAIL- CoRNER FRONT AND MARION
See pAStieS eiutss A1A E1eegfa<N Yer uartsca.
Lars 4naulr~ * HsFuas & DtcgmAnA
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Primary Election District Ma Eight shall ems.
brace all OF the Eighth ward of tho city Of sesste
and the polling place shall be y. D. Denny's ofres.
Kentucky and II sfrison streets and the follosias
reputable persoas. each of whom il q iegAa voter
and householder in said district. hereby des,x
mated TO act iadges Of said election for said az
trfei to-wH: & A. Wilson. Z W. Young, Soson !.
WI Hams and tbs number Of delegates 10 VIVA
sad district is entitled under the call for said Goa
ventlon Is twenty-;~o
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bTEIE0 AND CLEANING.
GAN FRANCISCO STEAM DYEINs Ann
~ Cleaning WORKS 90 second at opposite
Bailey block: goods csllei fof delivered Works
open from g 20 y m: saturdays. d p ~.
GEATTLE CLEANING AND DYEISo
- Works Offices. 5i2 Bailey building y. v. Box
1883 Work ca ed for and dssivers1
" Anderson. DYER AND CT EASER OF
w ladies' and GEMS loshinx. Flftnand JAnaA
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nnAL nsrArn ron 49,.

-
FOR .SAlH ren room house. three ,ots.
on Franklin street. part cash! halSuec
ON easy Terms Apply Giid Franklin
S..a0G corner Nltcnius slfeel 80
fNt, e.St4is,. lStsi acres IA Lave OAK cjun.
%, ,~0 acres IA cultivation, dwelling
business aouao and tenant housUs
auuudlncc W water; price, S6,6u per
actg. for further Information, 4, y
Skdgsa Heal ESTATE company, Bccvltc,
FOR SAIE-Qn easy monthly paymcntA
onf tWo-Etory house IN Fourth ward.
south $40 MohsteV avenue.
One oue-st0Y cottage third ward; gcoN
Texas savnNs ana Real Estate Ia.
NcstpcLt Association. Trust Company
buNalus.
AZ hALs' PRICE $40 acres E5s05ad
county land; every acre ulabic; some
timber sood water at 10 feet; i've miles
from Cisco; two good railroads; popula.
ton OF county 1860 TO i2,ooo; improved
tarms adjoining on all s. vs.; mus, be
ssid by February /, 1921. as the state
is e=.wdlns Tor eaet, interest CS2cW after
that ea,o; land wor;h s. peg acre. bu,
win take $3.50, clear title for all or half;
must have $500 to clear, su, principal
ruas s years at $ PR cent, this is a
bargain for any one with little money
wanting a good farm; win take balance
In one aud two wears al s per ceat or
Houston inside property. CAN or ad.
arcse y. J, w, care Post Houston,
NHE a.
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FOR SNiE-tWu good uuuUy purscH very
cheap. AgplN so GCn. ID. Breaker Ruma
hutUNg, Houston, IeNaa
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WANTED no HUl.

WhNTnD OO0 10 5000 acres good pine
lana IN one body Address Louis W,
Crgg, 400 East Tenth street., Kansas
Csy. No. ~
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PARIS naw maHt3lrtle costumes 20 order
and for rent at Madame l.. Neslpnll,
m 5diste Tp2 Main street. 20
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EMPIRE ADDITION Buy llt ana
hljld; stop paying rent. urrlugcm uts
have been mAde with "a l1an ami build
ms association for money 10 bli.d
houses on tala addition, this IS she
residences; several houses win r. b1lii
ul once; street car tu hH extended TO ilis
addition. cal % Mr " bryan. Ei1u
hIiil,ug. pr Empire Trust GO" IN Main
nLt..-. U
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WANTED Employment as the truck
hu mess by yuuuE Wyu, experienced.
AIirr lEuvt lpgN box %, nycu-
hlu TrsiF.
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rent by D. Whi ~ Surveyor. Tyuai Go.
oult.ae, corner Nsla aud Frlukla
streets DO
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nIns ANn pnorOsALs.

NOTICE no CONTRACTORS = Sealed
pr5DoanlB are invited and VIII be ro-
coi..eA br tAe City OF Houston until ~
o'c,oct neon, Tursdhy, March Z. lAl4, Tor
tho nrertlun Of a high school bpUalnB
nj Uouston. Texas. Al OF The WORKS
VIII BE- did on ne under one contract
eerant the heating and ventilation nn1
plumbing and Eas tubing, winch VII
lorw aepaTHte contracts. certlied
check playable 20 John 7 Browne
mayor, 81 the sum OF Dne thousand DOL"
lars $3.50 mngt BE- ilied Win cacll pro-
posal for lhc entire works. and IN fhh
sum of five hundred dollars 4aHil etnb
win each urOpuEal for heaung ana
plumbing Blank forms ~ proposals can
BE- obtained ga tho oiicr Of me hrchitert
nfd M pr1p0sas WDl be considered de-
yiating th.refr0m a bond IN the sum
OF one-half tlc contract amount VIII be-
required from The bddorf whose propoh-
all are accepted with Texas suMhes
satisfactory T. the finance commit iee, OF
thr city council. ana the nb1y9 cerllhed
checks referred 10 are % be foftelted
10 mo city Of Houston ~ CAGE The BID.
der % whom the contract " a"nfdhn
fails 20 cuicr into contract ana make
said bond within zen 90 days after BENG
me plans and gpeciheatons can be
seen NJ tho office ~ The arpaiicct, En-
gene r. Heuer iiouHtou, IeNnB, Rtlgr
The 8lh day 81 February. The rigiu y
reserved TO reject any ana an pr9posals
received All proposals. must 20 MED
with the city secretary by or before ~
O'Clock noon, March ,. ,.
10 Mayor
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HOUSTON STEAM DYE WORKS
absorption cleaned. dyed and repaired:
also hats cleaned. dyed and SNAPPED.
No 1l4 Travis street, a. klrscARleK,
uropTietOr.
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10 munufacturt and whoie.
sale our new process elder made without
tions Wcf,efn cider 90. lock Box sSS
Topoka, Kan.
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Mrs, SIMMONS. VIII lives on Travis
etrrst WIN cara something 10 her adj
valtage by confe1ing with AIRS. BgNdie,
a. 61A Tauuib street
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WAN Position IN the drug buginess
boy ID young mau tnsle. ilYa years eN.
pericufe aud one cqurea iu college Of
phstmary best of references. moi afraid
or work. satuy no object Address
EhuhaTb Houston Post s
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sIVIANIONN ANrMI.

WANrEn- pl. Ul 10y y1uug l1Yy as
EHygugn Va family lvng n country
by %. sHN Mla. reicr.ucaf cNclNlstu.
For unHcu.ars address L1ci b1N $50
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