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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24
THE IRON TRADE.

Further Reduction In Prices Looked For-The
Situation in a Nut Shell.
The Cleveland Iron Trade Review this
week says: "rhe situation in iron and
steel in nut shell Ia this: In the central
west the volume of business il fully
maintained and is perhaps slowly in
crcasing; in the south a moderate move
mcnt OF pig iron, in small lots at lower
prices; in the east Che lowest prices, yet
no pcrceptibla increase Ia demand and
further curtnilment Of the orders OF local
mills by favoring ireights ON east bound
material. While there Is no certainty as
20 tho life of the reductions, the iron
trade looks upon them as paving the
way for more permanent reductions
though IL is not 10 bo expected that the
rates which are TO follow tho temporary
schedules will he as low ms the latter.
The starting oi tho South works Of the
Illinois steel company is The chief sign oi
improvement in the western situation.
All along the limo business appears to.bc
done on sufcr basis and there Is rather
more cash buying"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24

Nine suits have been instituted 10y some
of the heaviest taxpayers in the county
oi Iron neninst the township Of Iron
River 10 recover moneys paid thattown
ship for taxes, tho amounts having been
pnidunder protest. The Plaintiffs sue on
account OF the unequal and unjust asscss-
mcnt 81 the property made by Supervisor
Paul n. Minckler. Declarations have
been served and the case looks favorable
for the plaintiffs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24
Died.

The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. NJ. Rogers died very suddenly on
Thursday morning. The little one wa'
attacked with convulsions on the pre-
vious evening and died during the lore
noon. IL had enjoyed the best OF health
from birth up 20 the mysterious attack
The child was sixteen months OF ngc
The funeral occurred from the First NJ
T.. church at 2 o'clock this afternoon
The DIAMOND DmI.L extends to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers sincere sympathy IN Their
dark hours Of bereavement and in doinl
so, voices the sentiment OF n large circle
oI their friends.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24

The Title TO o"Mlnefal Lands" May he Defective
but Purchasers VIII Buy a,LawsuiS
Commissioner 1.ampcaux, ,'of the gen
cral land Office, has considered. and
passed upon the important case o. The
Portage Lake 4 Lake superior ship
Canal company's elaim 10 Tmincri.l"
lands IN the upper 'cniosnIa oiMichlgRu
which har been rcudlna Itfoc Che "a Il
road division 81 thpt ofIlcy for soverrl
years. The lands ~ question. cnbrhes
neurly SO 900 hcrcs which were dcsignnt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24
viii Drsv straw,.

The only fght at Merritt was between
a. O. ortby apd w. r. Miller for trustee
Each received thirteen votes. Miller
offered Co run "A loot race 10 settle the
question but Ostby declined. Ostby
proposed TO shake dice but Miller said
he did not gamble. And 80 II stands.
They viii probably pull straws and chow
hay -, ,icsabn Rnugc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24

may either be done by appointment OF
the council or 10y special election. The
latter course has been decided upon as a
matter OF justice 10 the people Of the
village who may desire direct voice in
the matter. Mr.. Brown is model
treasurer and IL is 10 be regretted that
lac cnnnot continue i'm office.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24
CANNOT SERVE.

Otto M. Brown Is Legally Disqualified for the
ONCE Of Village Treasurer.
IL remained Tor Sherman +. Handy,
the new village attorney, 60 discover
that otto NJ. Brown, reelected TO tho
office ~ village treasurer, is not eligible
to the Office. The law pluinly states
that no person can hold such Office more
than two consecutive terms and this u
Mr.. Browns third election. i. oo~cr.l
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24
ELECTION NOTICE.

TIE DIAMOND DRILL -
prepared to furnish on short
notice election and caucus
work, such as caucus slips
and stIckers at moderate
prices. Patrons will kindly
bear In mind that our terms
for this work are STRICTLY
CASH.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24

The Sir Knights ef Hugh McCurly
Commandcry, No. ~. Knights Tcmplar
will attend Easter services at the Mctho-
diet Episcopal church tomorrow after
noona at two O'Clock. The commandcry
will move in u body. IN Iull Templar
uniform and an imposing spectacle may
le expected. Rev. Eiward Earle, ol
Even, will conduct the services.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24

Following are the subjects for tomor-
rows Eeiviccs Mt the First Baptist
church; Morning, 10.30, ulicci--"Tho
Resurrection" Evening. 1i3O, subject
"1'hc Thought Of Rcdcmpticn," being y
continuation Of thc discussion ~ h,ut
sunday ycycningnnd belongs 20 the general
subject. "Tlsc Hebrew Preparation foe
the Coming 81 Tho Messiah"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24
NOW, THE SHAFER (!
Another Idle Mino to Resume
Operations.
A SMALL SALE OF ORE IS MADE
Prospects for Further Sale:
Are Good.
Mr.. Scaddon VIII Prepare to Open
the Mine at Once-- -MlnlninR
Notes from OtherFields.
TO RESUME.

The Columbia (Shafer) mine will soon
he active. General Manager Frank
Scadden, of the Lamont Iron Company,
arrived from Chicago Thursday, where
he had been attending a meeting OF the
stockholders OF the company and closing
the sale OF n block OF Columbia ore
The sale thusfar consummated il small
one, only $4,000 tons, but negotiations
are now pending whereby it is probable
that sale OF $4,000 tons additional
will be made. Mr.. Scaddep is confident
that the latter deal will be closed, only n
further slump in the ore market being
liable to prevent it. This is possible, but
il is not Mt all probable. Figures nl-
ready fixed by the season's business
thuslar, are deemed 10y iron men the
very lowest possible. The price received
for the sale made, Mr. Scadden did not
state. lie said, however, That the ore
wac sold on cars at the mine, from which
il is to be inferred that tho purchaser is
IN position 10 command the lowest
lhh hil'i b'Nt iuNtH.. Il ~ ApbiHtpiy Ophi-
atons for the mining OF ore at the
Columbia will begin mt once. One thou
sand cords OF wood will be cut and the
machinery prepared for work An effort
has been made to dispose OF n block oI
Lamont ore, but il is said that at pres
ent the prospects for n resumption nj
that property this season are not bril-.
liant. There remains hope, however
that market conditions viii improve
and in that event, the Lamont may
come in for share Of attention.
AT the meeting OF the stockholders o
the Lamont Iron company held IN th,
Ruokcry at Chicago ON Monday, th,
following officers were elected l.. +
Crcpin, president; II. A. Smith, vice
president; j. c. parmily, treasurer; II
Floyd Clinch, recrctnry; Frank scaddcn
general manager.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24

At Iron Belt, Wis, miners nrc receiving
81 10 per day and smiacemen seventy
five cents TO ninety cents per day. The
average wages paid 10y the Chandler minc
on the Vcrmilion last month is said 60
have been nincty.ninc, cents por day.
This includes all men employed. Cham
pion miners have proffeied theirsoryices
10 tho agent Of the Champion for 81 25
for miners and stycnty.Gvc cents for
sulfacemen. How is this. miners, for the
first year oi Democracy?
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24

The Mesaba Range has found n fellow
somewhere down In Pennsylvania who
can use sevcnty-five per cent. OF Mesaba
ore in his mixture without blowing up
his furnace. Tie Range has done well.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24

1t is reported that Otto Il. Rebel,
formerly OF the Crystal Falls mine in this
district, has been engaged assuperintend-
ent oi the Platt mine on tie Cascade
range, 20 succeed Capt. Edwin Ball. Mr..
Rebel has spent several months ON the
Mesaba range, since he left Crystal Falls.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24

Tie Mcrrtts have instituted loyal
fight against Rockefeller, hoping 60 re-
claim certain OF their Mesnba holdings,
lost in the late "frcezeout."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24
VILLAGE OF CRYSTAL FALLS.

ExECUTIvE.
President. Edward Sweeney
Treasurer, otto NJ. Brown.
Clerk. Herman Ran.
Street Commissioner, Gottleb pfeifer.
Marshal. John Dolan.
TRUSTEES.
T.. Y. johnson C.s. Henry
j. u. Bower Frank Raher
Casper Abrre John Harbour
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24
MUNICIPAL.
COUNTY OF IRON.

n
EXECUTIVE.
sc. l3ennetts, Chairman Bd OF Supervisors.
Joseph y. Hooking County Treasurer.
WIN. j. Brown, County Clerk.
Thomas Ball, Sheriff.
Hon. A. l.. Flewelling. Probate Judge.
NJ. II. Moriarty, Prosecuting Attorney.
- 4. vooe. Register Of Deeds
ID. crippen, County Surveyor
LEGISLATIVE.
=, y.
- W. tioFtcss.sss..... nthi hr
svhn ifikrouss. ... ~ hncHclu
a"oDurh heIlhtltc
ID. B.
q. j. Lindwa Stamhangh
q, j. 0ustafson Bates
teu n. RIVER
COUNTY ROAD COMMISSIONERS.
ID. Q. Lockwood. Chairman, Crystal Falls.
Oloi Hceemo, Bates.
M. u. Waite. Iron River.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-12
lE WAR AT AN END.
FER OF SURRENDER MADE By
pA CANA.
! Insurgent Admiral Goes Aboard
Portuguese Man-of-war
for Asylum.
lslLIAE MINISTER AT WASHINGTON
CONFIRMS The NEWS,
patches Received by the Department VI
State from Minister Thonp,oa also
Tell tho story,


Washington. March ie,4-,Advtccs receives
the stale department late this after
n from Minister Thompson ut Rio
Giro Indicate that the Brazilian rebel
< is about ended, The dispatches from
lister Thompson contain the lnforina-
) THAT Admiral pa CANA has gone 10
Portuguese war vessel Aundelo, now
tho aurbor at Rio. and has sent TO
slAdcnt Peixoto by the Portuguese off,
an offer OF surrender on condition OF
{ protection Cor himself and followers,
, dispatches received by the state de-
lnent were IN cipher, and when trans
"a read Us follows;
riham:
40 de Janeino, March 1e.--Da CANA to-
Z, through the senior Portuguese naval
asnander offered to surrender 30 the
Salient of Brazil, provided he and his
overs wero guaranteed protection
inst punishment. Thompson.
scam.
10 de Janeiro. March i2.--Da CANA
! gone aboard Portuguese mnn-ofwar
asylum Thompson.
ecretary Gresham believes that this
rks the ond OF the Brazilian war.
sre Is considerable surprise expressed
e by those interested in the AFFAIRS OF
that the offer OF surrender should
10 been made through the Portuguese
nmender who. up 20 this time. hns
shown any particular disposition TO
,e hand In the conflict. It is not
ught, however. that the action OF the
rtuguese In receiving dn CANA is nec-
arily an net OF sympathy with the me
gents. The Portuguese are said TO
ognige principle OF International law.
obsolete. by which rights of asylum,
Il IL called is granted temporarily by
neutral power to defeated belliger-
. This right of asylum IL not recog-
ed of late years by most nations exc
IL IN cases OF half civilized peoples,
d moreover the Brazilian insurgents
vo never been recognized 10y anybody
helllgercnts. There ~. therefore, Some
Aoulation ne 10 The exact meaning Of
action Of the Portuguese commander.
dinlster Mendonca, when seen this eyen-
I, admitted that no had received news
the surrender but was unwilling to
fe out any information concerning tho
act terms of Da Gama's offer OF SUR
ador or 20 discuss the probable action OF
; brazilian government He said, how
hr, that he had no doubt that Anal set
mcnt hnd been made by the time he
IS speaking or would certainly be made
morrow.
Notice OF the intention OF the Brazilian
r. to begin an active attack on the I'M
rgent fleet had been given out Sunday
on to neutral forces in the hnrbor. This
lice was given forty-eght hours before
firing was TO begin. According 70 this
rangomont, nring could not begin until
lesday noon. Ia Canals offer OF sur
nder was made, therefore, fully twenty
lr hours before an attack was 70 be eS-
rted. rho OFFER OF surrender In fact fol-
ved the first actual show of determined
rec on the part Of the BraEillan govern
int.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-12
1NronMArIoN LEAKED ON.

,vernment Crop Report Known Before
Officially Announced.
81. Louis Mo. March 12,-The PoAt-
Ispatch today makes the following state
ent Ia double loaded type:
Last Friday q cipher telegram was re-
iyed IN ST. Louis from Chicago saying
at the government report from the de-
irtmont OF agriculture would estimate
reserves OF wheat at li5,ooo,o0o BUSH
a. Another telegram said that the re-
Irt would be bearish on wheat and bull
h on corn,
The report when made public confirmed
IN these hints Tho amount OF whent
the hands OF the farmers ~ placed at
100000 bushels and corn at $4,000 bush-
B. THIS IS bearish on wheat and bulllsh
/ corn.
How did the information leak out7
ave the spectators placed agents in
Q department.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-12

SET FOR TRIAL THURSDAY.
Kogcluslso. Miss. March 12.-W. r. Rat
KS case was called this morning, The
,fensc announced TO the court they were
ady for trial and the case was set for
aufsday morning this week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-12
NEW RECEIVER

Memphis, Tenn, March i2,-in the chan-
ry court today MIR r. y. Hatchett, some
mrs ngo business manager Of the Ap-
Mi-AValanche, was appointed receiver
place of Mr.. w j. Chase, This means
q asoendency OF the w. A. Collier M
rest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-12

UPRIGHT PIANO Good order. stool, Cow
CO. $50. a good bargain for anybody. SEQ
it al Noius. Gus Main. next TO Wonder
SlUr. liz
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slruArloNs wANrnp.

I. y u ~ II
NAAA y W.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
drive delivery 5.5E,n PHS'tl3n "
W city. Am IN ned. Nm Nh ,,,
Z ,.Nlll Wages A5.it.,ss dlqs $40, tS "a '
WANTE1-177'
igleace n millinery busne. ;o t1ls
Gl1ut in town 81. 'rs>na 5i,,sss SSf..
~. E v, Amarillo. rcNas
uaueni Situation IA ", t,,,i ' ,.,,, MS,'S hef
- c.iN s3bli s6od rrltrg.1sss' titaes
Gs'uas SALARY, b., Box 81 N'o5lyiiI.
L,Nls
town or country. For i6foraati8a ass',
- 'l uce A GRAY L.. % Fs,V 70 n''sf
yer texas. ia
[ af. tfsITV17 --------.-
a-ceDt n ,.,,,s. gu NHlte. W!arl!Nl wiz
suaty: 6.sbrs, ro{SI..,ton az 1t24,'It
Josaep, room H. Grangcr buiii ins. S,,-l,
lis us. \. H.
= WIDOW iadv yyiehes n D0g7T7-r Ne
nous keeper; ito objections 10 country
-AlGLeas Willow, care Daily Post. rs
ENPERIFN57TsII ,,----i--
yu4ltIon al s,-i- ,,', lt.,t,,,o t1.5, " N.S'
care houston Post "a
ZIMMERMAN IVA ,,--7.T-,,, 1910
man ar IN az, M,.lN ~ o. tgs''i iu as oaieS
nd rstar5sN IT, i {n2I2IsRl , Hc4nanifdi
ii
WANTED T7-IT7-,,,- - ,-,-,,,7- 49, -,
" >,r,, IS''' So ..Ss. cure l9sS ~
chamber work. PLAIN sewing or max
myself generally useful Address Nlrs
Hunter care Post. 10
,,-,.'' 'tl"' ,'Nlt 40 b.lN'l. l"AI $tdIs
ward, houston. AZ
~ 4 [-si,i-77
IS vqars al, 'G ,.i.,,.s Hit4, rSs u4E
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uncgs. Address 1888, Houston Post lis
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nm .jtt t ''' r, W., 80
Nddros. IL l{arrls,6 sSlS t,orrro.s
avenue la
iSJ,-i5T7 Nv 17----,----- 7,--,7--7 NJ,
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Dfsi{E a SalW'tu SITUATION ass -a'gs-
IHU, nave Aa" 'NP renee l' WI ..i'5
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,a.g, Il sg3' "'"'"''' fNN''9
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",hN,., - ,,,',s ,,S" n ,,
s"."' - E'1lS W. aHN il guy. "'llNlAN.H
Hiy 5 lA,' WN. gay LYING wages;
;---7-5--. - =
YOU Nc MAN wants position IN o'lee@"t-
G ,sIT or @5s,S1"' T''ro Ms $50 af
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IInI.p WANTED,

Etitrn
County Judge.
----------,,,,,--,,--,,, ----
Eco .-'l.i " -, - -,
WANTED-F9rty teams Co haul cord
wood. Apply at Mildly y pows, Harris.
n1I6- IL
w tNTEp-Lady thurpughly cumpcteut
and experienced Wnuo other nyal uu-
SVEN 60 tcHrh Euglisht German. music To
tWo children, nt4 y ln ila ,eun tl\
,t , .''.,,,,.,,'. ,ft',,' M, ,l li
swor, state vase ic,nrel. board and
washing furnished. Country cure Post.
~
W-NNTTD Good s0ToT 0nTTr-,71- man
with good references who can furulsh u
few dollars, I'm capital 10 assist IN run
ming o. vel p99ylas business Address
y. ~ glls lost u
WI" Viii. woman T'' pr Sion Sg gaoi was"s
ana nice nome to tRe rEnt ne.s'n. 'nil
~. NL9LAe -llt.L LgI lLlLILnA--yn.
NANTED-Iiyu mHu with ga0i horse
and top delivery wagon; must have ref
grsu.e and be- "a hustler. tuod ioh for
right man. l4& Harly street ~
WANTED Fortv teams 10 haul cord
wood. Aprlv at Coplon's store. iiarris-
burg. -
,--------------------
WANIEb-A few educated tpa rei1nle
yo9hE men on Grsp2ss'.7'''E "F', li.,hee
must furnisb sltiaftrtory r.fo-.nrsa M
a. mon ,I,ui,irg ,,,f ,,.,-.,,,,i ,.n.tt,,.trr
M. So $40. Ita.gsI.,,' tbogt ia
-.
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~. III ", ~, 80 IL 80
~ 33'N ~ StI'9 'fyS',, M "a ~ ~
'7incttr 'se' Oh, "a 10
WANTED-Competen men TO handle the
STANDARD American Cotton Grader u
every county in Southeast TcNaa. Ter
Iiii22riSs inGinalnG states anu CUNT ll,,,
WI '' ~, ut7l,osel ~ up"n s'S3'",l
'urIHE' "li on "I aIi' 60 A. w. ','"l"
HIo'n EN'ln''S' H''e'' h'ti"'"'' I'"'...s
;-;7-,--------- ----------
WA NiEl1 -lnerGgtc lauy C1uNashfra
can make rom 50 10 - ddllN. those VINO
pay and sing on piano preferred. can
AZ eo3 Walker avenue u
i WILL PAY "a few ladies' salary OF $40
per week to work for me IN their local
iiy and at home light work good pay
for part ut time Nr.ir Win stamp
Mrs, p u. BasFett suite 800, Marshal
W .S5 3 .55 a 1'a e q, " T5T q
Iis,, rnlai Esp'{8iE opston Tcsa s@o'' s,t
elovaior as
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-12

CHEAP PlANTS.-li gcrauiums tor 81; "
roses Tor Sls fgrps, palms, hcliotropcS
and Others equally cheap Mcslgutr s..
opposite Gleuwood II
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-PERs0NAL.


ME MOODY Improved, Tailor system
for cutting dresses taught dt lll- lral.
ric avenue; dresses madg -
SUPERIOR MUsIC for recepi lions, par
tfes Weddings Alexander -etall, ialc
director Harlem opera nous p Ne" l9Ih'
Violin and mandolin lessons. o'l.a,,
Woln Music store Main SlInel. y
MISS SUSIE TuRNER-PIanist .ppesIIaii
attention to the rudlmenls W h47'D,
lessons given az pupils -sllehVr 'i az
home. Address l50i kusk avenue COZ
uer LaBrauch. -,
NNE. REUYNER, The most successful
fortune teller, can Toe consulted ltIH2h-
,liy or by mail on an SUBJECTS iecs ole
ana 81; 6oi Travis stree. !.
TNEY CARRIAGES just received, neW
I5r OF carriages with new pa.Hht 49,
wheel wish wood rim, M,Mch we ONCE - ~
rock bottom pGcg5, y =. llLE- ------
Nj So TEACHER to give lessons IN 5N-
change for Board alsJ oFaSSi''!s'TfII .rJy
No day for a few days l--' ga" 20
V-tNTEn-Ths address Of Thomas Noon
- ,yi,a formerly lived in Dewitt county
,T,ssa III Inc VIII address ihf uN"ti
sipned he will hear of $ meinlub - me
adyautagc. Address Jho' a. pom
Cuero. loNas. --------
MADAM yALREE, Spiritual Medium "a, aas
moved 10 1878 Fannlu street c3tH'l N',
h1un. sittngs Sl,V asH''1e1 IA
night and sunday nlsn l----,---; =
T77-I-7I,-Wc, ne uauers.gncd' HEREBY
rH-a notice that the pdrlhttsHlP ~.
2tocl, ana Commission business 9t J' ~
Sfaples a. 60. has been mn'utiS In
tn ,,s businees. An bills can ne s7 =
,mJ b,i either party. j. D. staples a.
G. Saunders - -,,------
MRS T-cCIND has resumed dress i lnaS-
ms at her ras'd,hgt' VIZ ,Iru. lldies
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-12

NUTIUE TO SIU0 ".IENH--GUlV0H-
ton, Texas, March 10th lsgl-rnc aunu-
al meeting of the stockholders of the
Galveston and Ho49iiIon ,,ny3esstm,eent
March INST lS9i al - m. AZ the Com
nany's Office in Galveston FOR the pur-
pose of olectiug directors for the en-
suing wear and for the transaction Of
such other business that may come be-
fore them u. SACHS, Secretary.
Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-12

EIGHT THOUSAND volumes second hand
books In stock We buy and sen furn-
ture and household goods Telephone
400. Ochltree * Coombs. 3y6 Fanun
street. %
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FOR SAtE-Hlga gt1dc Imperial almost
~ good as new Address ~. H., NidUy,
lNla Mckee street l3
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For SALE-'lNo year lease of a u,-t-cinss
house in Fifth ward; bar room and bar
Der shop ln connection, all completely
furnished, az a bargain. McWlllamB ~
Co. 4Hta Franklin avenue. l3
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N ENa NEH&
--'s--------------------i
-...--.-.-..-.-.---
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Continued
tNlt SNLE-SN lots on .h9rdy street Ap.
.'s w n.y. -.iss.ls el.G -S.-..v -.------ -
ncrcs. s0 9cres nuFture: house and tiotr.
-. "a - 49,, ,4 ...,,,t..
want 90 "V''N hINNe an" N"lANN'eu inns
year, liberal terms.
DO YOU want 10. 10. 30 acre fruit farm, at
reurlnnd for slpE0 nor acre on monthly
paNmrutsH Thia tH a rand chance to ltt
a small orchard without much cash
Nln Is Ncidermcytr orice With j.
NJ. disney. room 5& khan buldius
,,nt, si,t.i, NM, a,,,.,- ,l,,..,,, o,1 "a
Holman survey; 50 ncrrs la John AUSTIN
grant ~, miles from court house, lots
In block ST. Nohlc'o addition. cheap e
Il. Nusmcr 9llle Preston street, Seaman
builainE.
FOR SALE--rho very best building lots IN
the city on the new electric car line on
sampson street. between Nnlksteat PARK
ana Con,merSe avenue Second waIN
high, beautiful Etouudi easy terms An
ply to Geo. J.. Porter SOtia Main street
QUARTER BLOCK ior NSoo. corner Jener;
suu ana hlEpS, NE uue' u9tlS 1000
Tor ten Gays only 'hon1aS ~ r'"'Ni'i ~
DRA2oRTN COUNTY LANDS 1900 acres
OF land Tor sale We OFFER FOR sale our
ranch situated Oh thocolWe Austin ana
Bustrop buyuus. win sell entire body
on In smaller quantities. terms 10 per
8 per cent Interest Secured by vendors
lien John H. and w w hoskns.
Fhur' bfasurlh ooUhNSl leNas, --
uocIley, an tonocl $50 ncres choice
l,t
tauous, well improved imbor lands in
tracts of $40 10 2O,WV Htfes as me as
can be found IN the state some enolvs
Green's bayou, Aau1s county. choice
eGiI yS " 1s a E cail u j. {. Morrow 4 Co.
" e,a.! $50; -, IN ~,
fptt Colo l"l.N '9M "' ,,,,,t,. mi
rolling prairie IN Victoria '"un'E, nAm
mile from Suuloh, i''"' ""'N "'""'
10 Sol 6c TSS Of 'agh rolling prairie, ga
mile IRON, rullrpud station on Southern
rni,Weti"n. y tenant houses, % stables;
',8 ,lNit. -,,,'it ,,tiigs Gn tnlc- wire
Gcnrce Good 7.roon residence, barn ana
tract Of land in Texas Get prices.
Hoo acres OF high rolling land IA zee
county on the san Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railroad This county Is one of the
hest i'm South Texas The above tracts
are eninrntly wei adapted Tor col
onizntinn purnoseg Get prices a. once
~ NJ pu,ior Land Agent Qi5i3 Con-
= - I; zT y ~ : sy77 Tc5IJc1cc IN I6c
Fair Ground ADDITION on EASY terms
near car line, Address j. w. care iious,
ton Post ~
FOR SAFE
lots corner Main and puam.
lot corner Milan and Jefferson.
2 lots corner PcAsr and IncltaOu,
4i5 lots corner Preston and HulchinH.
= lots c0rnor Mckinney and Rice.
. lotg corner ChaftrUs and Badley,
~ lots corner caroline and Leland,
several sm5R acreage tracts ,...
e,ch an tBr inEialluout plan II you
49,, -" b,restu c1ti and rel nrice,.
GEO l.. .PoRIE.,
N alt& 9lllu olCEl-
RON gSI- IL ofg n and iO blocF 49, COR
mar Chnrtes ana Franklin; for further
i,fo,,'attcr amy a. r. a. HAYES. room