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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-12-06
How to Retain Beauty.

Lady Londonderry, whose exquisite
rose and white loveliness time has not
the heart to despoil, attributes her
youthful freshness to the practice of
spending one out of every ten days in
bed. She sleeps until she wakens
naturally, takes warm bath, and
goes back to bed again, where she par
takes ofa light breakfast, remaining
in bed resting until six o'clock In the
evening, while her maid reads to her o
light novel At six o'clock she puts on
her dressing robe and has her dinner
served in her room, and reclines on her
sofa until ten o'clock
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-12-06

He-Can l see Miss Smith?
Servant (who knows him)-Nc, sir,
she's out.
Hc-Out where? Out with some other
fellow?
Servant-No, sir; she's out with you,
sir. That's what she told me, sir.-In-
dianapolis Journal.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-12-06
Not a Question Of Grammar.

Miss Gently (the school-teacher)-Ex
cuse me, Mrs. O'Grady, but you ought
not to say: ''That goat is ourn."
Mrs. o'Grady (hotly)-May be we
hadn't, but we name to kape him just
the same until them dhirty McGinnises
mkt door dares to come over an claim
himl-Chieago Record.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-12-06
Always Happens So

Chicago Butcher-rve been handling
so much pork to-day that never want
to see another piece of it.
His Wife-I should think you would
get sick of it. Well, come to dinner.
Chicago Butcher-What have you foi
dinner?
His Wife-Some nice roast pork
Judge.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-12-06
Outdoor Exercise.

A bright woman doctor said the other
day: Exercise is the best remedy for
that foe to age, corpulency; it makes
good muscle and firm flesh, while 1t
banishes fat. There can be no health
of the muscles without use of the mus
cles, and while physical culture exer.
cises, so arranged as to bring into use
all the voluntary muscles of the body,
are indispensable to those who lead in
active lives, there are few who are en-
gagged in active work who would not
be benefited by them. Mental infu-
ences also must receive great consider
alton would we grow young instead Of
old, for mental health is tile prime fac
tor in physical health. The latter is
not possible without the former. DE.
troit Free Press.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-12-06

"A late theory of catching cold is
that when one enters cold room, after
being heated. the bacteria in the room
flock to the warm body and enter it
through the open pores of the skin.
The author of the theory asserts that
he has proved by experiment that bac-
teria in the neighborhood of warm
body move toward it.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-12-06
For young men whose masculine dig
lity will not allow them to tolerate

among their possessions anything SO
feminine as ribbons and bows, the
boxes might be covered with thin,
smooth canvas or duck, and soft russell
leather straps fastened with little
buckets might be bound around them.
American Agriculturist.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-12-06

Mrs. Kultshow Gn the book store
You ought to have Homer's works, NJ
Nurich. Every good library has Hor
you know.
Mrs. Nurich to the book cld
Young man. wrap UP Homer's
sock and have it sent to my carrie
Chicago Record.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-12-06

Your Gentlemen Friends.
For any young man with tnste for
pretty personal belongings, collar
and cuff box, like tho one illustrated in
Fig. /; would make useful and orna-
mental gift. The round box has a
padded lining of shell pink satin, fitted
In the usual manner, and in the center
u standing tube, satin covered over
which the cuffs are dropped. But first
the outside is covered with pale green
chamois smoothly applied and secured
by thin glue along the edges, aided by
few stitches here and there. The
sketch shows how the box is closely
bound around with two bands Of satin
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-12-06
BALTIC STREAMS.
Influence of Current In the skagerack
and North Sea.

Influence of Current In the Skagerack
and North Sea.
Prof. Peterson contributes a memoir
on recent Swedish photographic re-
search in the Baltic and North seas.
These researches, the professor says,
have thrown new light on the Baltic
currentlin the Skagerack and North
sea. The outfiowing and infowing cur
rents which traverse the Skageracl1
can readily be distinguished by the diff
ferent salinity of the water, the in
flowing current containing more than
3.2 per cent. and the outflowing cur
rent less than 80 per cent. of salt.
In winter, when the outflowing cur
rent or Baltic stream is reduced to its
minimum by the freezing of the rivers,
it shrinks to the dimensions of mar
row current along the coast-the
Skagerack resembling whirlpool
with still water in the middle-and the
moving water blowing along the coasts.
Everywhere the water is warmer than
the air, but most so in the center
Thus, while the air at or below zero, C.
is in contact with water of nearly the
same temperature off the Swedish
coast, in the center of the Skagerack,
it rests on water which may be as much
as five degrees.
In this way, central mass of rela-
lively warm air is produced, surrounded
by concentric layers which are colder
and colder. This not only effects the
climate of the Swedish coast, but is
favorable to the attraction or forma-
tion of cyclones. In the spring the
cold Baltic stream overspreads the
warm central waters of the Skageracll
with fresher and colder layer, de-
stroying the conditions favoring the
formation or passage of cyclones, and
thus produces the typical dry and cold
spring weather which prevails in Swe-
den. Scottish Geographical Magazine.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-12-06
Flectrie CooIlinr n a Palace.

It is said that an electrical apparatus
forcooking purposes has been installed
ut Osborne, in the Isle of Wight. and
that by its aid the more delicate dishes
viii be prepared for Queen Victoria.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-12-06
Nothing to Boast OF.

When you hear man say, defantly;
my word is as good as his!" you may
safely make up your mind that neither
of the parties is noted for his veracity.
-puclS
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-12-06
Resented the Umputation

Binls-Hello, old man, where have
you been for a week back?
Winks-Been nowhere, and what's
more, haven't got weak back
Truth
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-12-06

Dora-Were men so very scarce at the
resorts this year?
Clara-Awfully. Every man accept
ed was engaged to dozen others IN.
Y. Weekly.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-12-06

Air can be frozen at temperature
of POO degrees below zero, and the
product, which can be handled and
felt, burns, so to speak, with its exces-
sive cod. Frozen air can be produced
in any quantity, but it costs, $500 a
gallon, is likely to prevent large
business.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-12-06
Going BY Wind Power.

On an Irish Railway.-'I say, guard,
how is it we're going SO fast to-day?"
"Why wouldn't we, sor? Sure we've
got the wind behind us" - London
Globe.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-12-06

-Yultures have no sense Of smell.
carcasses kept out Of their sight are
ueyer detected BY them.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-12-06
WOMAN AND HOME.
A WELCOME PRESENT.

How to Make n Collar and Cuff Rox for
Your Gentlemen Friends.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-03

CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
- o'elocx p. IN, Thursday, November s. 1884,
at the office OF the state capitol commission, at
Olympia. Wash. for all labor aud materials re-
CURED in the masonry of the foundation and
basement. including excavations for trenches.
concrete foosings, brick aud stone work OF the
new state capitol building at Olympia, WASH.
according 20 the pisns ard specifications
now on ile In the Office OF the architect in the
old capitol building In Olympia. Wash
Bidders are required to state the kind o. stone
proposed TO be used
Attention 10 called TO section seven O.. chap
ter iss, page 46l, Session Laws OF ls93. portion
of which section is as follows: The perform
snce of every contract snail be secured by =
bond 10 the state OF Washington ia sum not
less than ons-ouar,er OF the contract price se-
cured by two (2l securities qualifying In double
the amount of the bond. each OF whom shall be
bona tde resident of this state. said bond TO
be conditioned for the faithful performance of
said contract. Each bid shall be accompanied
by = similar bond conditioned for the execution
and faithful performance OF contract 10 ae-
eor6snee with said bid ii the same be accepted
by the board"
Blsnk forms of the contract and bond which
the successful bidder will he required 20 enter
into are on file with the plans and specifications
In the ONCE o. the architect. which contract
and bond the successful bidder viii be rec uired
TO execute ~ once upon the acceptance OF bis
lid by the commission.
The right Is reserved to reject any or oil hids
Bids should BE- addressed 20: state Capitol
Commission. Olympia Wash. and envelopes
he marked: bids for foundation and base
meut." Hank bonds Will be furnished 20 In
tending bidders on application 70 the secretary
Wash. i'll McGEAw,
l. r GRIMES,
JosgFH : ALLEN,
CHsELKs T. MUSpAY.
EpsuSn RICE.
CoinmissioaeFt
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Advertisements under tbs bead OF Lost
Fanna For sale Fer Rent and Situations
wsnsss viii be inserted .. shs rate OF cent
word each inssrslen. Payment Always tn al
.anes. No embellishments rscsivsd ioE isss than
sseertE
goTTCE--The business orses Of the PosT-is-
-rEtsarscrs f. open unsli ii p n: sunday
hours 4 N. TO p m clsasnsc advertise
u.ents viii be reeslsed np to this tina
Advertisements viii be reeesved At branch
e<sess OF ths OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at:
TACOMA BUREAU iiis Paeihe avenue.
Thomas ssmnons. Manager
PORT TOwSsks D--Freneh 4 Springer
HFIIIsGHkM BAY BuREAu-Ssu Whist
con. corner Holly and Canoe stEesis O. IL
Culver. Manager.
Tbs following les:e-s await advertisers 81 this
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Drxras avn FusxsALs

w0aEls-ra sestr.s. at Fsftssnth ssd Weller
streets Thursday, Scvsransr l. lses. sivinss,
asrghrs- ~ xr and krs. ". z 2oFriss aged
rear aas montaa
Funeral services will be held AZ Bonns-
s.swsrsss chspeg tHts mssninx a. 10 O'clock IL
sersnsns Ia Odd Fellow esIste<y.
cagE-The funeral Of Charles Csss WI % osia
Fand.y morning At II c'elock from tas NJ
tsriaa caures. on seventh st'ss,, $500
plks xnc Union. i1tsruent n LAKE View
reuaetsry.
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sxsrkp-ro REM
" ANfkb-NNSlC fEACHER Wet IL ltkE
" s3ssse In pEfxste tAastas " here SIZE eAa tx9cA
tn exchange sa3 .s,ist Il neexssxFy A4sfress e.
H. fost+tHteiiigsacet
NANTEp~EuRNgsnE n0UsE soR NAN
" saA W fe rsoee fns seat nsssg ne sesseaAe
tS Address II -. fsss akes sxxae<r
NNANTkD-Eo KKST A FURNISHED
w toa1tag hens<, AsaFss. r. A. ross aaEslsl-
gsnSsS
NlsNIfn-A FURNISHED HoUsg N COOP
" asessssr; f.Ealy % sssee As1Es.s h., sen
81
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ApvExrrskEg sorrck.

Advertisers desiring tlspisy sdvsrtssesnsats
fnssgs1 tor THE SUNDAY Issue mast hanf IN
eouy ~ O'Clock Saturday 10 insure changs-
P0sT-fsTELEIGESCEK co.
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y0EaYssTgRS-Ta Ssxtsss. Frfsy. weren't ger
? fsss 20 sr. sr1 Xra Esk@a Aorxensssr9, .
6s1ghser.
r..rr.DS-Fa eexstse Fsissy. Sossnosr :.
fs5&. 20 sae usfs 81 Dr. :. B. Esg ssaon, = sea-
AR9rxs-ra SEATTLE Frs1ss. November = lsos,
20 the wlss ~ Henry Arxsnss son-
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COUNT NOTICES.

TEACHERS FXAMINATION-THE QUAR-
l. terry examination ct teachers viii be he'd
in the courthouse on November s and 10,
Js9A Tue sessions will begin at a. ri.
v. A. PT-FY,
Superintendent o, Schools.
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yarLoYxxyr wAsTED-MALE

--ss
yyANTED-sIIuATfo BY EXPERIENCED
w book keeper, sioaoxrapher. typewriter and
salesman: city references Address Pen, Post
Intelligence.
SrED-RMPLoYAEST BY A RELIABLE
w temperate married man; work Of arr kind.
address @ 10. Post Intslligencer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

iii nave the Next
u > ..,iIl Ready .,..,,
.sih The nest deposi.
~ 49, peter Jackson ana
", I, aae tomorrow
", avs Jackson's part
.'S n c5rbott fails be VIII
Nv. rs sHrady told me-
.i NJ had 70 DO all the
.s,n.ccfbett hEht, and hq
:, do 10 now bTagy
,o'st.t corbett n the l3t.
n hght Jackson ~ no
.,.Sar whs does lila man.
y .lsi ME Ii trying % get
III "A 4 thoroughly Hliesls +,
-, s,akra viii be his own
a. sufficient guaran-
III snny lc beaten nut
N..@,tsS me chances. 80 8
N Y ~ me largest purse OF
~. ec, fl5.OyO he VIII 20
;siiq' aud viii not rei'iec.
mink the iight VIII
.i a2' s'ounlrv but he y sure
Y sshrr countries where y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

Srf} FAfS NIERS AND COUNTRY Aiisit'
chanfr 5knscpll} The un3efxssnel nad
oDrne1 Il grocery seIe uaihiuiss0n
itislnesa ~ M. 7ii 2resppn si.fe
Ks fhe rear OF HfQwnc boil!
ffnrS buffiiAg Eahkignmenie Of ~
Linaa klndty soiidstfl especially npHis
frv, natter ana eFBH. Quick SALES ma
nrnmnt returns SHtn hfchlnpru. 1859
faii Grocer and Conlfniaatcn Marehhnt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

~, "a e. llf II 9fsS5t8tiil You please
notify ms u any taxes due 81 Afla2 OF
faxrs ~ Colonel William hiil0lt, de,
coaeed las ~ 1'aylQr. Williamson c0nn-
vi Tesea, john Threaigil adUinls-
ifator az eatHie Of NtiiuE1 hlii9Fr af
nanas.i htaxinr. TexAA s
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,neetihr al ma st5ckhodars and board
AZ disectois 81 tiie Galveston, Houston
md Henderson Railroad COMPANY 81
iSsg Will be he'd AZ the office OF the Gem
aaT knriia 1904 III u o'cinck Noon.
a. a, NAN Ai<STYNiA
- Secretary.
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EIslETliN Pro Lam lSllt)Ar~ Y.
fsy VIRTUE 81 fsle aqtnofity fe7 ~ ~, y
ma III fnhyDr ~ the City ~ Houston 4
hereby Issue this proclaim Ion AnnYnasf
int thht Oh Monday. Alitil = iSli sens
cfnf tltrllpn NH be held tor thf tlfe
ton. % ~ elget'Hs enss sity tress,,fef
ritc raesserr. city iaz aesesnqr nnd Nli
lertor CITY marshal. rty Hsbees s9'n
nisaionef. feQofaef ana KS F brs,, y.
Innate ffe following places, re- heiqink
Inc polls ii eaid election a',a sAe e. .i,t1ts
N sssid polls vix3 fgrsl sara WA rs
held ~ Maentes @aaenepfs tx ne syea Xxx
IND affleer. Hugh Hamilton ana llilsF
VolsA are hprcpy appnlftsp lnnfea Y,
elnEdor Il preside ana e2 sa III, e rs,sl
be held IL HfnryFrtpul ltyli olt !. t',n (,
III atfrssi bstNr1n 81 Emanuel. HIif
Hutnfinh. and sAinef YhonaRs2n y heses
81 anpS,n,e "a sSs LssoW as Eetey
n1,rsn,,ii~d lllareE * election 70 pfesinH
TX. @in'f enndsct snld seeqiid ward poll
qeIsd wS gslN s si 4 ns'S Y apPaa
81 uresidlng ofiicdr Ard " nnsft1
nndf jarnea Dow are Refeny Sppeiln1 ~,
Judges al eiee;lln - pfesi9f M sRi. .', v.
said Third, Rafa pfh; 10 y tils Marl,sf
Hes,xe hnd ii. A naIchardt y hsn92f
ennotiifed nresIdlnH cillo4f, tuq ~ x.
Mashsws and = hcllaJ AZ n nssa,,s
es, vi esssg'teI ssld Fnnftb wptq tsoNInf
nnli F5nrih ward n9rkio peH MI ps
hSd al lfunef l3ofl, ~ efszn.i.t 1..s'
$500 r 8.la.,e nv loSr and q ~ u 4tl asa
Wifiian Mar1ntY kFe hereby nlk N. ,.,.,..
i,tdrts1 81 tiQfllon - ptttilt III T,'s
ira said fourth Rafa Qias,f} III, sasv,,s'.
if7il and u, 4. l1lllelpia q tlff2f ~
heft,fei Hfssi6Iiif tffiefr Qna tt' X
16i,fs ana ~ j. ft,tef 4tF e.fl , a,.d
rolnsfd ipqfta Y, \. lsi pffss 1ine
rhfn5rs 6Erf|aY aQft}ln{tp NH f
their avn cl4tks Of STR kRn * y. NJ, az
f,ld tIfeiipa " afe n. rs \. tsss,.ss "a
~ e.'.sllnd II tliisS AZ uqfe t.t 81. &, "A
ihsasa, .i iiihablia nlt The rg.,s W. sff'
1nEl4d AZ ) o'clock go n t.t' t.,,ill &
lhe elecflou ena tss.'F1t f''s' ~
p ~, 1nHN n BIO
~ Aa4or q, lp4 wv
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SITUATIONS wANrnp.

VA sS9.saf Position nv ynnnR marfiefs
man ns div Ro9dN q grocery oseehs
saver years axfniicnre uoud tefere
enceE Adirdsa A. e. 1efHie. 1eduAts
Ter, Tex -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

WllNlI1fl5 Poaitl0n 81 young insn n8
Erlgcfy aaiaanans sp6stlla ienk4lsli, Csc
niiAn AMI iiahohsqn ltAsaaaulc wulVN
Foon rrfofercoh Adifnan isacit Aax
ss rglsior rex =
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$50 GKfff. ~ plnafhiQ. {aisH fHiif f15ilY
nesi e9ttpHei }AN cash. ~ monthly t,i$A
neei 4. ' y !. ~ ti.kf T'ilif4 wars Mtn.
ron BKf saf'raa fasz E8ffi' 9bf6aitF
IAsnetiHkf atpot "A fpakpsnt qpin6 mir
rftflitaf ffAh9n Ter sailing dnAif9 10 "a
ilf4o 1fiIHf Nt&iHfnF. @u1r4Ha Il ~
il{ioe Tealfp7n ffHttA 20
u : y 9i3I, M i.lfX yonfG ias1 With a !:
pNf'enpe sqq i.ikh ftfnfRtNi4 Hkpis III
I1HAtk snail e4lfIitI ~ n4tIi.a tutlntfls
sffefHfrr sesip.zstl 4 q Hsaaf ubslf.|
:.
TtIHsi1 tD round nf'Df<f. email 4Ai,+
itzi WfEnee inftttet IS t1NptfY efitn,
Ad4kezz .sll:.e1 i.eests,l n1A. y
q Ht f14h.1 Eat< oHN ~ tif Murders E1f
N#nf4 nt1 httlft4 ~ tAf WffiA oaiL
f1# ltfr Rriet, 70 f4okp At Vfifa 4f
Thy 1ezi 4 Y o.'nle y azH
4 ffH Thai 4S2 fIH1fd - s1I&s d3i;51
tsaA9n pHzIta i'f ~ ftt''; net
fQ5tQ1 ruHitiyt = rfF 6H1z HH5N eatt1u
1ef1F titfIttf tits season AN1fasa
t<efA f4x = fa@tl4s. I<<te. ~
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'kN'A.Ntfil1If f0HttADH BY YaanK married
man MS hp0ilkterfr ~ clclk Ia HfnrcfN
~, dry Reod4 DiiAlhena; niaAetate la,0rs
ft1s'iuiiitrdntinna 1dfHish6t. AdHt&SE
%. NJ laslor IS
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n a N1'l1l "a thorough dnuble-entry ard
1lACe mar 81 large Srurteneu and llnhs
net Testimonials Slrys 8n cnKnahnitnf
April 4. address gsox ivl. Deniaell, Tex
rs
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~ Nftiiiei ~ oaitson "a lleent, cicfig fioisa
Fl AEnfl nF operators hfng fffertDref
Niycn Adafrsa q 81 Rlce. ua.dv5n.
t.it Vita ~ my cxpenfs "a
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-. -, y. NOTICES Continued.
NeitCh or nlNSOfifTlf1N, -----s------
] IN the lst dty IN thts t,ta... 1.
MARCH 1874 ilh law fr-, inentn
u 2, p Ring was dissolved. "''e
--------.---.--- Geo. Gold thwAite
NOTICE no slrn,,ts .r,,-r ---..-----'-.--
~ unda,. 4. W. ts'l- WANTED 70 pn,
Tos h, 5,pfk cattle Addlcfs
FNft FILING, dies ana Il .is-,,.-,.,
/ ~ cypress. Dule or MN .,n,s,. 1 pores
Wilson, Coimtsn.i TN~. ~ y, ~.
lNrfiuH made. cnfraa n,iiIir,,,., sit'tt w.
/ ftaNfts,,f AZ, So. v Isl
tn5fas,.s. 'At'lfh ncconnndnii0hs IN
gss fief az tlie Houston Hrlrlfe
/ K4sir - So y families u n.
heet hti1Nch No Volumes enranu MANI
No. eiyNn. We hay aui kfll nlrhls
ifo oetN. NAeHOia Npola ItieuEhnt
~. ~. III
NOTICE On I,,ty 1,S,-s-,-
Houston inYsstnet4 Sn,aa,,v w, ~ w, ~
W. ~ ttc b1niii on dlrsafniss n.,i w
Mnieh SIN. 1854. al annual Aivt3S"a u.
~ per cent WAS urrisred nay, ~ ~ ".
MY aitrr APril lst proximn. al the III
eta,tf ituies care, enbltSeasufcr rs
Is,b ise slefs 81 record qt such March
III AZ sAStfa Secretary.
49,
NnJ-i< ~ Nt,s Main rtskff anr ~ ske
etropolfsi Inc most wonlsrfnl en,e.
we asqnt known 20 man Trial ,rSat.
Heot tffei cAtnnic Oiac8ars Il Apecialtv
RlsGISf RNT7ifiSiiS Il Z
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" A4tflcD LAZY eanVAakera to stil the
nin6pn QuCsn lhnheln FOR the rqins
nfSsou and iluptefs Hua oia cultiia
ntNd CiGl 81 address fanhip NilAan,
ll1a seventh ntfcfft, W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

NILE 7cqniinsss sopart court az Grimes roln+
nthursday the 2lth day Of Match, 1885,
foe tho uurpnsa u pufrhns'ng fnfniturc
Tor he new court house; the nght %
Tairct spy and al bids y reserved ~
& Mcdonald, u, Cppnty Judge. Grimes
County fcxhS ~
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~ AMI li3z-Agen tYefyNhrft % Aaiars
so pnu commissions eNaa, CTR apia
seller lsndioHe ssaglp, An. Lock rank
CO. MILWAUKEE,. WV
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PERSONAL, - Protect your property
from clVeaaaa aud high Winds Hy He.
curing tornado policy flatea less than
holf ~ nre Insurance Chlidrraa e Tas-
Tor, fnsntanne Agency. 81
sr0GK IsRy GOODS. MOTIONS, Shoes
md Crockfry, with fixtures ~ prick
building must be sold at aacrliiee
owner haB oenupied building for ton
years. n. r. 6agne. AHAignee Houston.
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FOR SAf4t.r-IH0 lots on biil0m street
$50 each east half Of book y street
car f4prlh ambition. ist NJ CITY liTllts
Tor SisNs los acr1F pt1ffir phy1fqnra
Sini{n league caesp. 1900 Hcras fne
baek hog Nasi5w iln1 al Fenced wen
located ~ rock bottom lirleci HsHerlli
fine plantations or hfiEo4 ttlFnhffi or
Oyster creek, as u lnH llsurHs H,sN acres
Marlin county, tNpnty thrte nlllrh from
cennty H4At and railroad, ho.ld body.
fi3h anli 10 Waata land. = cdnts cAse
81 fond city prhpAffy balance on or
before rweDly yNhra, . per Gen interest
t,ash & Lsickel, Houston,
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FOR BALE on miali monthly lagmentd
now piaderp houses Ia Hfnnner aadi
ton the iinuHt fesideat portion 81
ioueton. Bon bay rent; eci7e and aae
us AlNsandcr DmjifB q CO.. COS fiiaui
llibcik N
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Z .,.t,ll.sftthi Spiritual Medium, has
iannin street. corner CAT
',a y stanceA Tbnrsday nlSat
10y uisht %
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~ .kNrl I'D 3ltuntoB ~ yolin8 man. four
yeats e~ppsltAce Ia gqnsrei n1errhnr
ulas AlpRha frenelt itttt itnAiiah rsAd
e,Nie W4SrEt E10d ptnpAn Adorefs
luxas A.. g. Ho& lQ3 Beaumont. TfN
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AlEl5NFf3 mike IS naf duy, tirenfeaf lEIeh-
en- utriisii ever Invented. yfelafia % cnnfs,
10 Hitd III apofy hoiiae. Sample post
are paid. ccntH MeArRcEln & TdrAnre.
Cincinnau Ohio Bss
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Manhood ~ s.iS s. ss':.
! y tslslf tuffd BY fNnAfu. IRA crest
y With yfltitp fNffnntps % efxt. sold BY
!. '5n<sliis houston. Ter.
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iutchen and rfn0rsit nutlAe Work Attlet
come ~eH feuQ.nfnended ArFfy Al s5oS
FaNaln atrftt
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OAK I4AWN-Sia cash. S. monthly w!A
secure lot tixi21 on graded hsrcol, d.
1901 uiiey. pflpe $50 lieruHft h. Faileg.
sole agent i7i KAN DHiidins.
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AcFeriaers Should remember tshs ltf-
tiers directed % Initials Only are NOT de-
llNered through the post0inco ~ iaitiaia
are used they should b. directed 10 tfa
caro- OF some person. firm Or ic~tvlhce
b9S Acknowledgements can be EN- at our
TfaE HOUSTON POST H0ua,an Tcsns.
Answering advertisements, mention this
papcg.
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e slEAM DYE WonKs.-
"a s Il ksrsa garments Of every
/ III ,stned, dye1 aud shaped.
.. A street A, klraehnick.