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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
The Seniors Held an Interesting Con-
ventiOn Last Night.

1ne seniors Held an Interesting Con-
vention Last Night.
The Sacramento City and County
Union of the Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeayor held its second ses-
sion of the convention last night at the
Congregational Church.
The programme was that of the Senior
Society, as published in yesterday morn
ing's issue, and was most interesting
one. The one-minute reports by local
Secretaries showed the work of the So
clety TO be progressing most favorably.
The discussions on various committee
work were earnestly participated in.
The paper ON Christian Citizenship"
by I. 5. SOuthwick, President OF the Los
Angeles City Union, was an excellent
one, and pointed out clearly TO the Young
men about to exercise their franchise
their duty to God and their country.
The address on Forward Movement
for Endeavors," by Miss N. L. Berry,
Pacific Coast Secretary of the Christian
Eudeavor Missionary Movement, was an
able and earnest appeal for aid in mis-
sionary work, and gave her hearers a
new insight into its scope and neces-
sites. y torcible paper on the same SUBJ
ject was read by Miss Bessie Murdock of
Colusa. The programme was a long one
but was listened 10 with great attention
by the large assembly present, and the
excellent singing aided in maintaining
the interest.
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The STUMPS ALL WE'LL OCCUPIED.
Political Speeches Are Heard on
Every Breeze.
Republican and Prohibition Meetings
Last Night-Candidates Out
IN the Country.

An enthusiastic meeting of Republicans
of the Twentyfrst Assembly District
was held at Twentieth and o streets last
night. Before the meeting commenced
fireworks were lavishIy displayed and
anvils were fired, which stirred up no
little enthusiasm in that portion OF the
city.
The meeting was called to order by \.
\. Denton, who introduced Charles T.
Jones as Chairman. Mr.. Jones delivered
an excellent address and made strong
appeal 10 the voters of the district TO
make vigorous fight for the Republican
ticket He referred to the number OF
candidates from this city who ale on the
State ticket, and that fact alone should set
the adherents of the party to work with a
will, and insure the success of the whole
ticket.
J.. L. Hatfield, nominee for Assem- bly,
man from the Twenty-firs District, was
the next speaker. He made a strong,
earnest Republican speech, in which he
reviewed National and State politics and
issues OF the day. He explained the adj
Vantages that will accrue in the event of
Republican administration to come and
set forth the merits and demeriis of the
various amendments to the Constitution
TO be voted upon at the coming election.
Mr.. Hatfield made an excellent impress
sion.
Frank D. Ryan, nominee for District
Attorney, next spoke. He reviewed the
administration OF the Democratic party,
and spoke of the promises made by that
party, which had never been fulfilled.
by the election of the Republican ticket
next month the State Government for
the ensuing four years will be in compe-
tent and honest hands. the State moneys
JudiciousIy expended and the welfare Of
the commonwealth the chief endeavor OF
those IN control.
Various other candidates for county
offices also addressed the meeting, and
when the speech making was concluded
three hearty cheers were given for the
party, aud the candidates.
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ADJUSTMENTS
At the Clunie Opera a-house this evening
the drama kidnapped" will be repeated

At the CIunle Opera-house this evening
the drama kidnapped" will be repeated
At the Metropolitan Theater this even
ing the concert which has excited much
expectancy of interest among music
lovers will be given under direction OF w.
Ii. kinross. The programme presents
an unusual array OF talent. and all the
numbers but one will be given by artists
new TO Sacramento, and commended by
the best critical judgment of San Fran
cisco. Ihe engagement of the vocalisls
anu lnStrumenlailstS has been at heavy
expense, but If the patronage tonight is
large, II VIII warrant the carrying out of
the idea OF giving i series OF these con-
certs by the best talent of the State. If
this can be done this winter, it will be es-
peciaIly creditable to Sacramento and
satisfactory 10 lovers of music The pro-
gramme this evening consists of eleven
numbers, Two by w. Ii. klnross, three
violin solos by Miss Charlotte tiruen
hagen-De Beriops "Scene de Ballet. -
Ichalskowsky's 'Chaut San Parorp and
Schernstein's 'Laudler.n Miss 1iruen-
hagen is leading vioiin of the San Fran
cisco Morning Orchestra, ana is esteemed
the equal OF Camilla Urso. Cowen,s
ballad ''Regret," aud Gouuoa's chauson
Nv hen to Thy Nision," by Mrs. Olive
Read Batchelder OF San francisco. con
coded 10 be- the finest coulralIo
on the Pacific Coast. Meyerbeer's
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CLUB 80.
Its First Annual Ball Took Place Last
Night.

Its First Annual Ball Took Place Last
Night.
Club 50 gave its first annual ball at
Turner Hall last evening. The hall was
tastefuIly decorated with flowers, and the
dancing floor was barely large enough 10
accommodate the many dancers.
The following committees were III
charge:
Floor. J. Donnalle, J. NJ. Robbins.
j. W. Gee and G. d. Pritchard. Arrange-
ments-G. j. Barron. b. Sweeney, c. ID.
Prltchard, j. Braunely, j. L. Lynn and
). Kennedy. Recepiion-C. y. Mangan.
J. A. Plummer w. Grifliths, w. Eaton,
;. Spencer, L. McManus, w. Uren and
W. III. Haley. Floor Director-Gus Gold
berg.
The officers of the club are: President,
}. W. Butler; Vice President, +. w.
Schadt; Recording Secretary, J. NJ. Rob-
blns; Financial Secretary, Z. d. Pritch-
ara; Treasurer, j. j. Donnalle
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GENERAL ROY STONE COMING.

Tho United states Road Engineer to
Visit California.
In letter TO Governor Mark ham, dated
July l2th, General Roy Stone. Agent and
Engineer of the Office of Road Inquiry,
of the United States Department OF Agri-
culture, Washington, d. c., says that he
will make an effort to visit California
sometime in the coming winter.
70 the friends of the good roads move
ment this will be agreeable news. GEN
eral Stone by reason OF the position he
holds and his high reputation as an en-
gineer and his knowledge upon road
questions, is looked upon as foremost
authority by good road promoters.
1t will be fortunate Tor the State II the
General times his visit so as TO De here
alter the Legislature moets and prior TO
its action upon road questions.
General Stone has notified the repre-
sentative of the National Good Road
League Tor California, in this city, that
the department of Agriculture will for
ward good road literature. official reports,
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O'BRIEN'S CASE
lie is Not Clear of the Woods Yet, MOI
Has lie 's.QGared'' 1t.

lie is Not Clear of the Woods Yet, Nor
Has lie ''.qGared'' 1t.
The case of Jack O. Brien, charged with
battery on Mamie Manning. was called
in the Police Court yesterday
The City Attorney asked for a con-
tinuance, as the prosecuting witness
could not be found, and O'Brien had
boasted of his ability to square" the
case.
OBrien's attorney thought the prosecu-
ton should make showing that it had
used due diligence to ii nd Mamie. and
the City Attorney stated that the de-
iendant had used his influence over her
TO Keep her out OF the way. She skipped
the city and when the officers went over
10 Washington with a foreign subpoena
they saw her and O'Brien together, but
they escaped, and although she had been
watched for for two nights. they had not
been able TO get her.
The case was continued till Monday.
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\ Light shower.

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been So and 537. with fresh
to brisk southerly winds and partly
cloudy weather prevailing. There were
several sprlnkles OF rain during the fore
noon.
The barometrical readings at ) A. NJ.
and . P. VI. were %. ~ and 29.72 inches.
respectively.
Ihe highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were is and 3So,
and one year ago to-day " and 4O'.
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DROWNED IN A TUB.

Sad Accident to II Child Out at High
land Park.
Highland Park was tho scene of dis
tressing accident on Tuesday, when the
three-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Antoine Foster fell into tub of water and
was drowned.
The tub was used as drinking trough
for horses, and the little girl, not realiz-
ing her danger, Ventured TOO close and
fell in. The parents are terribly dis
tressed over the unfortunate occurrence
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ETC., to him in few days for distribution
among those desirous of studying the
questlon anu informing themselves upon
the economy of road construction. road
metal preparation. etc. Notice will be
given In few days of the character of
theSe documents that application may be
made Tor such documents as may address
themselves most strongly to friends of
the good roads movement.
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Continued Cases.

The case OF George f. Bronner, charged
with violating the awning ordinance, was
yesterday continued III the Police Court
till to-day.
That OF Louis Cooper, charged with
vagrancy, also went over till to-day, as
did that OF Ed Emerson on tho same
charge.
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TO-NIGHT'S MEETING.
Millard ana Knight to Speak Mt Turner
Hall.

Hall.
The public will have an opportunity
this eveningto see and hear Spencer G.
Millard, the Republican nominee for
Lieutenant-Governor, who will speak at
Turner Hall.
Mr.. Millard, who has been making a
very spirited campaign throughout tho
State, Is accompanied by Colonel George
a. knight, who Is known far and wide
as one Of the most eloquent men on the
coast.
These gentlemen should and doubtless
will have crowded hall at their meeting.
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Get Registered Now.

Nearly 10.5OO voters have registered.
This is the last week Of Registrations.
Saturday being the last day. The Office
VIII therefore be kept open for the ac-
commodation of those wishing to register,
from a. NJ. Till . 7. N. and from p. NJ.
till p. VI.
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The County Canvass.

On Monday evening the Republican
county nominees addressed good sized
meeting at Michigan Bar, which was pre-
sided over by Eugene Raymond.
The meeting at the Slough House on
Tuesday evening was one OF the largest
ever held there, and much enthusiasm
was shown. William Dixon, the we'll
known farmer, presided, and III addition
to the candidates' speeches. Assem- bly,
man Eben Owen made stirring address
ii le ALSO spoke al the Michigan Bar meet
ing.
Last night the canvassers spent in the
city, and tonight they will address tho
voters at Hanglown Crossing.
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NOtnrinS Puhlic.

Governor Markham has appointed and
commissioned the following Notaries
Public: w. E. Deweese, Napa; Maurice
Trethan, Winters; Frederick w. Tren-
ham, Salinas City; +. l. Lemos. Hay
wards; w. c. Richmond, Santa Paull
Ventura County.
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Arrested on suspicion.

A man named Jacob C. Coleman was
arrested by Officer Higgins last night on
suspicion of having stolen a set Of surgi-
cal instruments belonging to Dr. u. z.
Raynor.
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Twentietn DISTRICT Club.

Owing to the meeting to be held at
Turner Hail this evening, tho regular
meeling of the Twentieth Assembly Dis
trict Club has been postponed until Fri
day evening. All members are requested
To he present at both meetings.
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lienl Estnte Mt Auction.

At 10 A. NJ. to-day Bell & Co. will sell
at auction, at the Courthouse to close an
estate, the south quarter of lot s, in the
block bounded by \ and 0, Ninth and
Tenth streets, together with The improve
mems thereon. The improvements con-
sist of Il double house containing about
ten rooms.
The lot 40xS0 feet on the northeast cor
ner OF Ninth and . streets, renting for
SIG per month, Will be sold at auction at
the Courthouse, at 10 \. NJ. to-day.
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ARMORY HALL is crowded nightly to
see the celebrated German Specialist, DR..
Franz c. y. Goerss.
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MARRIED ladies try SECURE. Take no
substitute. See general notice column. %
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BORN

yRUM-In San Francisco, October 18th, to
the vie of George W. Crum, a daughter.
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NIAlsISl ED

-NIXoN-In this city. October
10th nj the residence OF the brides father
731 l. street by REV. J. S. Macdonald OF an
Rafael. John ". stevens OF san Flancisco
10 Alice f. Nixon OF Sacramento.
this city, October / tn
by Rev. Father t1race. George W. Davis of
Sacramento to Miss Maud Yates of Napa
ARRELL~BURNS-Tn this city. October
18th. by Rev. Father Ora e. j. Il. Farrell 20
Miss Lizzie Burns, both OF Sacramento.
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CRUM-In San Francisco, October 18th, in
1ant daughter OF George w. ana Julia Wise
man Crum.
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TRY McMorry's Teas. They are the
best ia the market. 53l N street.
The record-union., 1894-10-18

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorfa.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had CbllazsD. she gave them Castoris
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SARsAPARILLA AND IRoN. Got it from
the sole agent, McMorry, 53l NJ street. j
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Sealed proposals will be received on
Monday, February IL. 1891. az 10 O'Clock
noon BY the conniss oners Court OF Har-
ris county for the construction Of paved
rcadways on the Washington road. COM
mencing at a. point where The present
shel road ends, 10 point Where entd
road intersecth the Houston and Texas
Central railway nlss on what Is known
as the unrrigburG road, from the limits
of the city 81 Houston to the iron bridge
Of Bray's bayou. certiiicd check on
any Houston bank for the sum OF TWO
hundred and fifty dollars, payable 10
The OTTER Of the County Treasurer OF
Harris county, viii be required to ac-
company zach BID. Specification FOR said
work can bc seen In the crlce OF the
County Surveyor of iurria county. The
succesaflil bidder VIII ho required 10 give
bond In the gum or ten sApusand dollara
for the faithful performance Of HIS cons
tract The Commissioners Court OF Aar-
ris county expressly reserve the right to
reject any and all bids.
by order of the Commissioners Court
JOHN q. TOD
2-12 County Judge.
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.orr,.nnv STATES.

ru,Is place is q 'ii 49,.
Miss seioral nights they
~ 81, For I Tpu sSssi" q houses,
IA nv r.r;pctor Hillhouse OF
T. ', ls,,rsi railroad Was 81 i'' H. of ,eg
Il this place ana "a" ~ -
n II. Miss Moille G. da ,..leS
N lsso Cameron Al, were married g,
~ s0e Cathedral BY Rev. + g
r.,r II. c. OWN. q lead
7pEa. n',vc.,,-hans, transferred ms
Pq SSturss to satisfy nsaSs ~
\ ,,,..-Dr b. 4. Duncan, a
'anyslclan OF West Point ni "a
N. Manning, we're maFrisa N
A. Inc st. Frsncis de sales
4 Am a, = Tete and Mles Nellie
4. pe iiSslned in wedloek by he Key
r. r., marry C. James, harbor-
"a, fslaSd haso5s. stas mar
1 s orleans to Miss Mamie Cooley
Louis, II
u Ia.-.Miss Viator dausi,s !,
e,s VA yiator, while stand
'l !, men tlrepiace, had her skiFts
wss fatally burned,
4 Mas. -The marriage Of Mr..
|,son and MISS May Cox both
,sIs county. WAS quietly ceie-
X home OF the groom.
a tramp. wtile sleeping on
= ~ pacific railroad track, Was
k,,3ncornlng train and sustained
|ents about the head and face.
4 ,s,ss E.At u special meeting
F,onnell the seal Of dlsapproval
mn the amendment Of the
FSseet Electric railroads char
broken rail on the Central
IN wrecked a passenger train
4 .sches and an express car
n
4 ,,,., ,,.,,
<s Miss w fntelprise ST. :
'sAlch mas nesll e.oss =. = ~
o. sccos .l,,-,,, - n-e,.s l,o.,a ~
wv tss'
n, Lathe 2oaS 81 ap I'M
he man. aged about o. years,
p z sspih ~ ~ M 49, ~ ,5sa, I
Ael'nNii's'
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r Carolina wa ii 'iI. lla
soeA i's' I,,nsbIns 80 q,
slees ~ 49,.
prov
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4 Sile first case e..lied ~ tiis elf-
{s,s.n
rs IL.
fugei h'-- rs .S,oN :. Il, : Ssrq IA.
III military company from Du-
n, will Visit acre on FepruGry
y p ipet ~ s,.,., sns Saaes eo'ps
III Y ~
fia, La George singleton an
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oAsS LANyN--s25 cash. s. monthly. viii
buy a lot bixi2n feet Oh graded streets,
" foot alley. price SSpQ. SgS cash. $i0
monthly. WA buy two lots. pricp son,
GOMEZ on gfAdcd streets. Is Not alley,
and i cottage 60 cost sii0o, price Sf4oo.
$50 cNsh, 81 monthly, Will buy two iuis
and n cottage 20 cost SlaNh price $zinu.
Norbert y. Fuller room iol fkiafn buiids
Ing.
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ADMINISTRATION by All all round ems
Blneet and m8ohnlSt either locomotive
beat references Address Engineer. box
t3S BeaumOnt ,rcxt,s &
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VINCENT 81 Co, Sidewalk Contractors.
real estate taken in part payment on
contracts: al work Rueranteea: orders
hy mail promptly attended 70; A. stanley
street,
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PERSONAL.

WANTED--ro make contracts with par-
ties having logging telnls and oututs
10 put out oak and ash timber on the
Trinity river Address Cummings Bros,
Anahuac Texas. 10
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W lANptl,--tosllio Nv registered phar.
fnaSisl OF long experiences; sing,e man;
capaple OF managing business; best ref
poelel. Addrnns 2N0l. this oflicc. 8
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sss ss y ~ 1881. = TEX Us. Orig
" Washeufne. Ingram. Kerr s9
!. = NJ aa o q etc; Lille W. Gregg.
.lns = SURVEYORS increase: Roger
7 =. !. Alaap lslAnp couaty. :
FAnnia eoua,y. = : ss''ee'
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YOUNG MAN with moral habits, who un-
dersiendS the carr, treatment and train-
ms VI mo Olo0ded stock, desires situa-
iron, Texas 3
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|'a1nnt. 10 rexanu.

49, : 49, - =
s.aated 70 citizens of Texas for
oAlg January 80. 1871. reported
niilea Of , f. Beaie. solicitor
- + street n. NJ, washing.
Ysnse and {. ~ Rosser, Dallas.
!, alspesipg Of night sou.
s'sS' psllas, flat and wire fence
i Horton, Waco. Ice cream
y. y, Esgser, railway tie.
4 $3.50 bouslpE cattle guard.
's''ss'leyer, Reinhardt. cotton cu,.
/, snaIt' Bnrnet, ear coupling.
= p ord Amarillo. cleris.
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WANTED -Teachsr and leader OF brlN's
band ut tnis Place, inAn O! trade VIM
wishea location Preferred; MUST have
rsfetrpce. state terms Address box lnp.
Livingsgun, leNAa.
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POSITION wanted by 4 White Norman Al
this ofdce 4
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~ sgs'sia motion that f.,Fa,,.,,.s.
Il fI maj violent draa,ir se., 's...;s
M ~ you ~ cosflqel,es9' - : -
~ (, nnly q aEfaYate Vonr Il "
i .hHte trDpb.e. ae fi.. ' XIV. =
! ! y y sIsla. Hbs.'sffefi.t & slsae VS.
ia, i a1fsltltni S,,...':;,,;,. ss''9aan
FL az tespas1 asas,'s, 81 4 81 e
4 faeis3ti AZ ssin M w, =, 'as.' tsf,'i.
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WANTED Situation as hook keeper or
assistant At small salary, ago Nj;
strictly tcmpcratcs references furnished.
Address iioX 49,, Bonhhm. Texas.
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EOR aALE-4on easy monthly payments
one twoAssoty house m Ppnrta Nafus
roi1fh $40 Webster AVENUE. -
one oneAatory cottage, third ward; eQe9
sam Iaciuto street. 100
Tnxns Savings and ksal HstAto ins
Building.
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= ttAtfffrtNT circulAr sawyer saw iltr
aud planer man wants d permanent SIT.
aiiior .Addfrrs ~ simpson, Now Ibe-
ria, La &
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FOR sALE- 600 acres Is niilcs north II
Houston on county read: no acres TIM
her oak and pine balance prairie. we'll
uralnedi n hnrEtih. Ut 81.
dsh acres on Han . bayou. south or Ais-i
uAdln there II no cnoIcef Farm OF fruit
lilaclS sandy loan, From w TO s feet
deepi HATS bayou " akirted with tinl-
bcr; ANAL honee on the place. call mid
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sl'ft{sNViuN wanted ~ 4 nrat-class vegc.
tahle aud flower gardener French. Nd
qrcss ]. AZ. Crpnxeilles. Lake Charles
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DO YOU w "A MT
CONDITIONER, Breed, Pies, GlEGS
In livery Variety. Go to
ALPHoN Sc S TUDEs..
w a MES.

w "A ~ il -.
THE POST is 4da4 GREAT WANT ME-
DIUM OF TEXAS.
NOTHING PUBLISHED FREE Elk
clsFf SIT Y A'fl9Ns WASTED. !.
Tie charge for Wants., however, is
n,inost nominal. and II you want anything
an Ad. III the Cheap Column o. The Post
is sure 10 Bet II Tor you. Especially -
such the case ir--
ROOMS FOR RENT.
REAI. ESTATE FOR SALE.
SpECtALe NOTICES,
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS,
STOLEN. STRlAYisI),
LOST, FOUND,
SITI5A'rIONSs WANTED.
WANTED no TRADE
RfDS AND PROPOSALS.,
PROFESSIONAL
BARGAINS.
pAR'FNERS WANTED,
WANTED 40 RENT.
WANTED BIDS,
WANTED 70 BUY,
INFl1Is 81 ALTON R.<ANT1i
HELP WANTED.
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azS ~ ''znt ron i prepared 4.
Essh fsssst2f can make M Nv
1z|hssf 49, f.'rs' AMI al Oi' 49,
''''s fon iaHas pay lhe j psas
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COOK n private family or boarding house
BY middlc-aeed vhite man; wages a
seeQndaiy consideration; has references.
Address asaS this office
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WANTEIl-4A man nill WIG 7WItlluuk cIilI-
siren to i've In the house with me aud
my wife. The woman 20 do the house
work. the man 70 CROP Y on rheres
mus; be strictly nobers parties of the
right sort can yet a permanent home
VITA us Address me at lriatoniA, Texas,
for terms jno. Y. Criswel
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FOR SALE,-one mammoth jack. one
steel dust stud. For further information
address J y. Clemens, Al. D., rhillips-
burg, Texas. IL
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+. ,...,;,ss. M t'f>Nir + Ai1T0 - Z, 9,sl
~ ..s... t.s.5 "a s. z cicH4 ute -
r.,sFv 81 ii sos tAt new zaa' i. III,
t1s ~ +saelea 81 Ttis5i e J. 5....
eet,nly, rexaf fIaf.s ~ .s,sSs "a ife|
naaz Haais6nsi,if ana
$500 $500 fs architects. ttpefz41'i Z I. ~.
fesfisII.a eheck q Hff2.iss'+A "a
Is the amount q Hig'y
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NtANtrEIl-.sA gardener 10 attend d small
farm two miles from town splepdid
garden ana stock fnrfnj must give good
r1fsrchcas rpricy & Francis, soa Travis
street. y
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YOUNG married man wants situation as
bartender, four years experience. Ad-
dress 2isa, care Post. .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-03

NOM OpEN--The Electro islyAnic and
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-03

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