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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-04

hCScluSZXO praWa, u'l2OHh] dcA
powinnosci grurtowe wtoscian i
zapewniajace I'M skuleczna
opieke rzadnwa, Representative
w~}ssuosci i syrauiedli sosc. w
tenn prawle postaEowlf, 2e
WHO scianie polscy $ .
w 0 i, BE NIGGA eaten
przeposid sic z miejsca ma
mirjsce. Pahszczyzna zosta}a o
polowe IN a.. Ks3.
dy wtos,ianin miat zatrzymac
ma dziedziczna a.
snosG ziem e. X TOR a
d la slehie uprawl a !,
a cbybu wtedy mogto mu bye
odjeta, gdyby ME dopeinlE
obowiazk6w. Rodzinv tych, co
wzieli udziaI W woinie. zosta}y
zupe1nie Cd pan,zczyzny
zwolnione. Dziedzice, rzadzcY
tip, ktorzyb7 sic tych przepi-
SOW ME trzymali, mieli BIC
bardzo surovo karani.
To wa2ne prawo podpisa}
Kosciuszko- we wsi Po}ancu,
pray uscju rzeki Carmel.
1mie Tadeusza Kn5ciuszki
Jest z taxa czcia w~spominane
pr7ez wszystkich, be sic dzielo'e
bill "a ojozyzn& ale g|6wuie
ola tego doskona}ego prawa,
Ola tego, 2e ca}y stan ch}opskl
wolnoscia obdarzyt prawa
obvwatelskie ma nada}.
Warszawa przyje}a w]e2d&a-
jacego Kosciuszke Z wielki'n
zapalem. Z1awa}o sic, re
mieszkancy z]apomnieli ma
chwl!e 0 grozacem i'm nieza.
dIugo oble2enlu, 0 n&dc1aga]a-
cych liczuych wojykach mo.
skiewskich i pruskich i widzac
Kosciuszke m;edzy SODA, no
wego ducha nabvli.
Kosciuszko zas ME tracsc
csasu. szykowa1 sic do obrony.
By1 niespracowany i byfo 60
trzeba pod2lvia6, zkad bierze
silly ma to, azeby wszystkiemu
podotaG. library W SARA
kapote, nakszta}t siermiegl
chlopskiei, obje2daa} ma koalu
wszystkie stanowiska wojska,
odpisywal ma wszystkie raporta,
dawal rozkaSy, przy]mowa]
pos,uchania i prosby, q iubo
nieraz powatpiewat 0 szczesli'
wynn kohcu wslki, nc ME
opuscjs, CODY walke mogtc
uczyniG swietn9 / ma mogilt
ojczyznY wieniec chwa}y "a
wiesiG'.
Lipiec iu4 by} gorqc<
nastafo. W tych czasacb in;
sic slowiki ME odzywsGzwyS1y
mimo TO Kosciuszko, rozko
chany w stowiczYm splewle
czesto prey wieczorach OBJ JAZZ
dach stra&y nadsluch@lwa]
czY ulubiony jego spiewak 81
ME odezwie. Towarzysze jeg'
wieGzieli 0 tenn upodobanl'
naczeluika i kocbajac g
serdecznie, przemysliwali, }akb'
mu iaka przyjemna chw'l
2gotowac.
Jednego wieczoru jedzi
sobie naczeloik z objazdu
rozmawiajac adjutantami, cd.
wtem Z krakow pobliskic.
zakwlli! sfowik. Koscinszk
stana} zdziwlony i zwracaja
L.. olo,~-,11 ,ourc}cI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-04
Trzeci zjazd.
SOCYALIST0W GALL
CYJSKICH.
Lw6w W wrzesniu.

0"O" "
NainowszYm prze]awem wzro-
stu polsklej armll socyalistycznel
jest pod zabore1n au%stryackim
trzecl 2iazd partly socYalistyczne1,
kt6rY SIG odby1 we Lwowie W
dniach IL, 10, IA l Is Slerpnla b.
Ma zjazd przyby}o So delega.
tow. reprezentujacych razem Is
mlejscowoscl.
Ma p~orzadku obrad z1azdu po-
stanowisno: II Sprawozdanie; p
Prasa; 81 Organlzacya; A Prawo
wyborcze i strejk powszechny, 81
skrocenne daia roboczego; 8 Spra'
wa ch1opska; y stosunek do tax
zwanych demokrat6w galicyjsklch.
Piorwszego dnia pc za}atwie-
n,u przedwstepnych czynnosci
ziazdu. odby}o SIC ma cmentarzu
}yczakowskim odsfonlecie pomnika
ola So. BoIes{awa Czerwihskiego,
tw6rcy piesni robotnicze] .,Czer.
wony Sztandar". Ma pomnlku
umleszczono napis::
Bolesiawow1 Czerwlhskiemu.
n,1,o, r1orUono0o Sztandarnn
Socyallscl polscy z pod trzech
zabor6w i Ameryki, By]Y natural
ME ]iczne mowY ana zakonczenle
ur~oczystosci tys1ace obecnych z
odkrytemi giovanni o~dsplewa}y
piesh ,,Czerwony sztandar''. Pc
po}udniu rozpocze}y SIC obrady
delegat6w mad sprawamI, zapisa-
nemi ma porzadku chrad ziazdu.
Sprawozdan1a wykazuja - jak
zapewn1a ,,Gazeta Rohotnicza" -
ze ruch z dnlem kazdym wzmaga
sic ogarn1a coraz szersze ko{a
ludnoscl pracujacej, dochodzac do
na1odleglejszych zakatk6w. GA
ostatniego ziazdu odby}o sic W
Zachodnlej Gallcy1 263 publicznych
i %poufnych zgromadzen, 40 zgroma
dzen1 zakazano Tub rozwlazano; we
Lwowie by}o W tym samYm czasle
100 zebrah, ma prowlncyi 60. INA
prz6d", wychodzqcy W Krakow1e.
ma 1900 odbiorc6w. ,,Nowy Ro
botnik" wychodzacY we Lwowie
1900. ,,Arbe1ter" (plsmo zargono
we ola robotnlk6w zydowsklch) -
800. Zaiozono kllkanascle stowarzy
szeh zawodowych, k~sztafcacych
pol,tyczuych, a sprawozdan1'
wyraza nadzleje, re W krotkln
czaste wszystkie zawodY bed;
mla1y w1asne stoWarzYszenla zaWo
dove, rozciagajace swoia dzla}al
nose ma Galicye, Szlazk a%ussryaok
i MorawY, gdzle %dziesiqtki tysiec
!! robctnjk6w PRAGUE " kopalnlac]
wegla.
PRIV omawjaniu drugieg
punktu ~porzadku obrad (Prasa
uchwalono zmieniG dwutygodni
,,Naprz6d" ia pismo tygodniowe
: za4ozyG pismo humorystyczne. Wy
7 konanie tych uchwa{ W jak maj
;, kr6tszym czasie %polecono komite
2 tom partYinym.
: W spraw1e org~anlzacyi zjaz
zatrzymai z ma}a zm,ana dotych
czssowy program organizacyl par
Z tyjnei d zarazem zleci1 towarzy
a szom tworzen'a W mlare moznose
n stewarzyszen zawodowych zwo{>
wanie kralowych kongresow zaw(
dowych.
a Zebranie przyje}o rezolucyf
oswiadczajac sic re STRICKEN ma
sowem W razie, jezeli parlamer
y ~austryacki dalej opierae sic bedz1
: s}usznym zadaniom ludu nj
przyjmle powszec 'nego praw
gfosowania.
e N~astepnie omawiano sprau
:; skrocenla dnia roboczege ma pre-
. wincyi gdzle on wynosi 16 do g
godzin i uchwalono rezpoczac
ca{Ym kraju szeroka agitacye Z
e skrocenlem dnla roboczego W tyc
(? zawodach przynajmniei do
godzin.
w sprawie agitacyi ma W
Z zjazd uzna4 moznosG . k%oniecznoS
wclagniecia z czasem i ch1op6w
e szeregl socyal1sty CINE l plzYia} r
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-12-21
The Discovery Saved His Life.

Mr.. G. Caillouette, Druggist, Beavers
willie. Ill, says: ''fo DR.. Kings New
Discovery owe my life. Was taken with
La Grippe and tried all the physicians for
miles about, bnt of no avail and was given
up and told could not live. Having DR..
Kings New Discovery in my store | sent
for a bottle and began its use and from the
first dose began to get better, and after
using three bottles was up and about again.
1t is worth its weight in gold. we won't
keep store or honse withoutit It." Get free
trial bottle at
A. T. CLARKE's drug store.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-12-21
Taxes.

The taxpayers of the town of Corinth,
Vt, are hereby notified that | have IN my
hands for collection the Town, SehOoll
Highway and County Taxes for 1894, and
all taxpayers are hereby notified TO pay
their respective taxes as above to the under
signed, Treasurer of Connth, within ninety
days from the date hereof, (sald time
expires Jan. II, 1895, as per Act NO. W A;
ID. 1880, and Act No. s, A. d., 1886 Laws OF
the State of Vermont.
October A. d., 1894.
8 b. B. SCRIBSER, Town Treas.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-12-21

SALEM, Mass. Drc Is BY the will OF
the late Henry Snlinn~Iall. filed here
yesterday, hr bequeathcS ali his property
to his wife, and at her death makes the
following bequests: Harvard college,
$4,000; Boston Society of Natural His
tory, $1,000, Institute of Technology,
$4,000; Massachusetts general hospital
$4,000: eye aud ear iniirmary. $1,000 and
~, 900 TO be given in charities at the dis
eretion of the trustees.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-12-21

BRADFORD, VT. Dec. 1s-Ed b. Pike
president Of the Pike Manufacturing COM
pany, had discharged Philip Fitzpatrick
Saturday, and ordered him TO leave the
place. On finding that Fitzpatrick had
not done So Pike went 10 his room and at
tackled him with . pitohfork. infiicting
severe wounds. Pike was bound over in
1900 bonds for trial.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-12-21
Three Persons Burned to Death.

GARDINER, Me, Dec. 1S-Amos Mars
tons house on Windsor street was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday, and Mrs. WILL
lam Ready, Lille Folsom, aged 2, and
George Folsom, aged 4, were burned to
death. There are no suspicious circum-
stances attending the case, but 1t Is
thought that the woman was intoxicated
and that a lamp was upset. Coroner
Hitchcock did not deem it necessary to
hold an inouest
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-12-21
Hosiery MiIls Idle.

PROVIDENCE, Dec. 19-There is danger
Of long lockout at the mills of the Brit
ish Hosiery company at Thornton. The
operatives recsived notice that IL would be
impossible for the company TO continue
the present rate OF wages, owing to foreign
competition The operatives voted not to
accept less wages, and Manager Cooper
ordare.l the mills closad
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-12-21

AMEsBURY. Mass., Dec. 1a-The official
report Of the board Of health says that the
green powder found In the well in the
Goodrich poison case Is paris green One
Of the parties implicated has skipped
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-12-21
Shocking Wife Murder and Suicide.

BOSTON, Dec. 1S.-A tenement house in
the rear of 32 South Russell street, occu-
pied by James Murphy and family was
the scene of a bloody tragedy this morn
ing resulting in the death of Murphy and
the fatal injury of his wife. In an insane
frenzy Murphy shot his wife twice with a
revolver and failing to kill her then
attacked her with an Indian club and an
az. Believing that she was dead, he then
went to the attic and cut his throat. The
woman was taken to a hospital, where she
died shortly afterWard
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-12-21

Our Souvenir China of the Bradford Public Library
is in full display and merits your inspection. These
goods are controlled by us, and being engraved on
the finest copper plate will stand the test You
purchase Sugar Bowl, Creamer Bon Bon Dish,
Mustache Cups, Individual Sugar Bowl and Creamer,
or anything and everything Come in.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-12-21

BIDDRFoRD, Me-, Dec 9.-Information
has been received here to the effect that
James Lewis, now under arrest for the al.
legged murder Of Byron ID. Coburn of Cor
ham, is James p. Ellis, who worked as a
farmland in Buxton and North Saco,
and who. while in South America,
dropped the name of Ellis. assuming that
Of Lewis. When he returned to Buxton
he announced his change Of name. but
natlY refused 10 give reasons for so doing
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-12-21

Buy Carpet now! We have arranged with of the
largest carpet houses in the United States whereby they
carry constantly large stock, subject to and other
orders, and we have the samples ready at all times for
inspection We shall show full line of the newest pat
terms in all kinds of carpets and variety large
many OF the stores in the larger cities You have the
carpets cut to and sewed and delivered you
ready to be laid the floor As we have no stock to
carry, no risk to patterns, misfts remnants we
afford to sell very small profit We not only can
furnish carpet for the entire house. cheaply but also
quickly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-18

PIANO FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Steiuway. cost 5000 you can get II
cheap; exchange Tor anything I can use
no use for piano, Trade, this office, tf
FOR SALE-A bargain on faVoreble
terms, one hundred horse power hieh
speed BAN engine, sixty horse power
nigh speed lsnil engine. Two Edison dy.
namos 800 lights; two Edison dynamos
COO lights, one American dynamo. fiftecn
arc lights. three SrraEue motors bsif
70 one horse power; fifteen L. 1. 90.
ran motors; one engine lathe ten foot
hcd. James Lui,rcll, Laredo. Texas. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-18
nIDs AND PROPOSALS..

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids VIII
he received up 10 y o'clock noon. FED
ruary is, 1894 for the new court mousse
10 be erectcd at MadEOnyiile, Madlso
county, Texas Plans and specihcAiioi
may be seen al The Offices Of u9
county Judge, MadisonYille ana 4.
Clover & CO.. architects, Houston. IeHaF
A certified check TO accompany each ~
to the amount OF Sie0 v}s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-18

TRAINING KENNELS, the largest and
best IN the State; Irish settlers: puppies
by Champion kildare uSll0) out OF May
T. t2l23i ana Tony t2U0S for sale by
Lnvacg Kennels Gccller Texas. 2-l0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-18

BIDS FOX SIDE w @Al-4Nt'-
Mayors Onice, city Of Houston, jan jan
uary s. l60i,-Ihe city Of Houston %iH
receive sealed proposals for the lnPIofg-
ments Of sidewalks us per resolution
grly psssed 10y the city council OF INC
CITY az Houston on the Atm day OF De
cember, 1903 said improvements 70 PC
done according 20 speelncauons on NE e, ~. ~
the city engineers office Of Inc cry
Of Houston, said sidewalks 20 be con-
sruutcd on the following named streets
or portious of streets, where soou anu
sufficient sidewalks do not now eAis"
to-Wtt: J,,,,,,
Fast side OF Main street from Congress
avenue 10 Rusk avenue. 1870, -
Fanniu street from Congress avenue ~
Rusk avenue. .., s,,,-
san Jacinto street from Congress ave-
nue. 10 RuSE avenue ., CO,
Texas avenue from Main street to san
Jac.ntO street ,.-.-.., 10 San
Preston street from Main street to Car
sealed proposals win be received a. a.
the office of the city secretary ,lta,v
o'clock m on the 18th day OF J"i1 ItS1se
1874. BIDS viii he tecelYesa srt,6alt PRO
brick, cement concrete ana aspl,'43a5rrasae1
pogais for Inc work must BE- hlat ea' IN
la the rity secretary ana mus
dorsed "Bds for Sidewalk lt, tbe
ments." and the bid must ,I ha re to
streets on which the sidema,ss' f5r ne
he constructed. Speeihcatle4s S,cs M
ahova work can be seen al me oulue -
the city engineer. Bids mus y 900 10
panied by "A certified cheek % s,ract
secure the execution of lne etact snv
The city reserves the rishl 10 ~ Hcoutract
and an bids. and 70 awaie nsrt thereof.
ioi tAe ehtlIe "ToffN r. BROWNE,
"a Mayor OF Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-18

FOR SALE OK hGNT--On easy terms
one hne livery stable, with stocltyards
and three room cottage, an undbr same
enclosure splendid stand. on principal
street In the town of BoeNlle Bee coun-
~. Texas. Address G. n. s., care Com.
mcrclal Nauon,l Bank Bcevine, bee
county, Texas. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-18
HELP WANTED.

WA%TED-A reliable nrst-class salesman
for produce business, with references.
Address p. o. Box 2s7 10
WANTED--A boy for our delivery waEou.
Apply Palace Meat Market, eli Travis
NANTED-An Office hoy to SO to coun-
try; must read and write well: none uu-
willing 10 work need apply; salary SO
and board. Address in own hand writ
ing J.. O. this olhce. Y
WAN'rED-A girl to cook ana do house
work Apply no Mckinney, corner Lou
isiaua streets. Is
AGENTS WANTED-Ladies and gents
make Sa 10 SO daily selling the Elec-
t1ca. Wonder ipd Crawford street, 10
9 %. m; general agent wanted, y
WANTED-Diuiug room and chamber
maid girl; experienced. -5nl Congress
avenue Mrs hc7tng is
WANTEp-A Gr at once To do house
work; no washinEi at lall Congress awe
WE WILL start you in a pheasant and
profitable business, no capital required;
no prd8ing; either sex, So a week eas-
fly made Western supply Goa ~
Louis Mo. is
WANTED-A boy about 12 yoars Old
to milk and help around house. 100
CheneFert street ~
PRINTER WANTED - Must ba AN
round" man sober, state salary wanted
News Terrell, TeNas %
AGENTS WANTED to appoint agents IN
every locality IN the UNITED Slhtcai
good rustler can make big money Adj
drcss T. ~, King, tina, Robertson coun-
~ Texas. 3
WANTED-Go0d thorough druggist; must
Speak German and English state salary
,gunted and experience in business. Adj
dress ByaTs q Byars, box la Columbus
yeNus. "
EVERYBODY 10 know that we furnish
any kind Of help desired statesmen
teachers, cooks. etc Texas Employ
mcnt Ageucy, 1919 Congress avenue can
up nhone 70. ~
WASTED z st Capit0i Hotel, ono ch1m-
WANTED-rh1ss IN search OF work, pc
sltious or situations 10 can on or add
dress City Employment CO. room Jpl
Illam building Houston, Texas; luke
SALESMAN wanted 10 carry Hnest SIDE
lins on earth Elgin Cigar Factory
Lynchburg, va l-3
AGENTS wanted TO sen nursery stock on
commission; big money 10 i've men: no
others wanted. William Watson, Rose
dale Nurseries. Brennan. Texas. LIS
MEN to sell baking powder steady em-
ployment; experience unnecessary; 415
salary or Com. u. s Chemical Works,
$40 Van Buren,. Chicago. SIS
ROOMS AND BOARD.
ANTED-Boar1ers: house newly FUR
nished: table hrst-class. Apply ab lll2
Eiysian street. "
ARLINGTON HOTEI.-One block from
Linton depot on Congress- board py
week or month; reasonable translents
rate. 81 per day. Mrs, Heating, Pre-,
prietress. -
EXTRA board and rooms 500 per month,
81 per week. 81 per day. table baaraels
$3.50 per week; very central lOgo I
Walker avenue % 1
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD [
Nicely furnished room. modern con- I
veniences; central location; trst-cluss 4
table board Mrs. Potter SD Travis. ". /
ANTED-Iwo young men TO board hy /
private family; room large and comfort |
ably furnished, with hre place. refer 4
ences given and required. Address iV9ti /
care Post - /
bids AND PROPOSALS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-18

y GOOD small saddle pony suitable for
boy perfectly gentle Apply $40 Milan
street -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-18

FOR Thirty shares Faymers' Ma
uonal bank Of H"mpstrad, Texas. be-
low par, last statement shows book
value over SlO6. j. l.. Dabbs, lyalde.
itAA&, 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-18
FOR RENT.

For RENT Two elegant SIX room cot
tngoF, SIS per month"; q desirable loca-
ton; underground Ctsterns. Apply Ira
T. Jones, Perry block, iol5h Congress
avenue. 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-18

Bids FOR SIDt-N Al-ko--
Mayors once, CITY of Houston, jan
uary $, lsJl-lue city of Houston viii
receive sealed proposals Tor the improve
menJ Of sl-eH d-hs as per resolution
duiy passed 10y tine city council Of the
City of Houston on the 4th day OF DE
CemJgr, lSy3, said improvements to be
done according TO specifications on file in
the office OF the city engineer OF the city
of Houston saiI sidewalks to hG con-
structed on the following named streets,
or portions OF streets, where GOOD ana
sufficient Sidewalks do not now exist
tO-Wit.
avenue 10 MCGOWAN avenue.
Fanniu street from Rusk avenue to
San Jacinto street from Rusk avenue
Caroline streeS from Congress avenue
to Iuum avenue.
Austin street from Congress avenue
to Iuam avenue.
Crawford street from Congress avenue
to Vuam avenue
to ST. Charles street
Prairie avenue from San Jacint9 street
10 International and Great Northern
'T' avenue from san Jaeinto street
70 CIV ii,' avenue from Main street to Dow
SafIed proposals win be received at
the ufIice of tho city secretary untl j.
O'Clock m. on IHI -'LH NY 90 s 81" - t'1,s'
Srfrly cement. concrete and asphalt Pro-
posals for the work must ne addressed
fo the city secretary and must be m
dorsed "Bds for Sidewalks ImproEe-
lneuts" and the hl must name the
streets on which the Sidewalks are 10 bs
constructed. Specifications for the above
work cam he seen ~ the office of the
city engineer Bids must he accompanied
~, rartifei checls of $3.50 TO SECURE the
execution Of the contract The city re,
serves the right go reject any and en-
bids and TO award the contract for the
JOHN #. BROWNE,
70 AIaMnr nL Iomston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-18

FOR RENT Fine truck farm with large
pasture, barns. etc, plenty Of water;
good terms TO right party Address No
9uI4 Houston Post. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-18

epk SALE-iliehly improved place: COM
Portable cottage, water aud gaa. phvcd
street. splendid ncEhbothood. street car
line on cash side; f You don't mean
business you needn't call Krupp &
IuulN, the King ~ Shoe Stores
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-18

FOR RENT-One brick store building
6Dx9O. (two rooms water ana electric
lights, situated prominently Main
areeLl For particulars address Vim. Y,
Schleicher. Cntro. IeNaa. 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-18

JTRSEY AND uOI STEIN COWS
FRESH IN MILK, FOR SALE: GOOD
DAIRY COWS ALWAYS ON HAND:
ALL ANIMALS ACCL1MATED
IL y. RICE,
P0stonice Box g.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-18

no SEld,-A well eBtahiIshci
business conducted with capital OF
$1,000 average proht $500 per month.
Address O.. care Post 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-18

FOR RENT Nicely furnished room Tor
Ecntlemeni modern conYeniencfs and
line street. between Prairie and Texas
avenues. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-18

FOR RENT-Two pastures containing
1000 acres under new fence. 2& miles
from the court house on BuffHlo and
Hunting bayuus ANA Southern Pacific
railway. Houston Land and Trust com
pany. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-18

FOR ReAr--1ne two-story eight room
house al corner Travis street and POLK
avenue, recently vacated by Mr. John
II, Kirby; also nice i've room cotulge
IN Fourth ward (aoutlD. w, W. Wilson
9lSE Franklin avenue. p
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FOR RENT -Four furnished rooms for
light housekerpinR also two single
rooms. POS san Jaclnto street ~
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THlRTN.FTVE THOUSAND Lecomnte
trees, thlec TO five feet hlgA 500 per 1000
NJ v Wright Florist Houston TEX. %
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FOR RENT One nice large brick store.
on Washington street. .s,Nd0 feet Apply
10 a. Drummer 1909 Preston avenue. 20
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For RENT-On FEBRUARY /, my cottage
on faBranch. between Preston and
Prairie j. a. Helbig, city n
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FOR Saba LOT Of second hand ram
ing lumber and bridging lumber Apply
to b. w. Shaw, 80 Grand avenue. II
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FOR SALE-ono-year- La Conic ana
keiier pear trees, So per hundred Call
on or address j, a. Baker Jr. Houston,
Texas. ri
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FOR SALB-On easy monthly payments.
one two-story house In Fourth ward,
south, $40 Webster avenue.
one onc-story cottage, third ward; zoos
san lacluto street,
Texas Savings and Real Estate In
Nestmeut Association, Trust Company
Building.
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N9Ab - 1870 tot sALb.
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DOWN TIE BANol-
1NSWN Ittn nAhou-
iS1Wf ~ ~ w -
1 n9 uoS y ,urn'nS So case y monthly
WIZ now secure iot 5lNlN ON graded
S,reeis ~ t,ik lawn, price 500; these
Herbert Is. Fuller sole Agent.
4ui kiAm BuldinE.
Ofgcn e,ncrt until /, m
s W ,o hGw NV ,oo' So's ny goo"
threS lois Viii fenf f"r Sns ve.T c,N s.5
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III, ","' 49,, ~ ~ nSvN laWn,s
rbnt, s,.tt,,, ,,st NV5,tt ''as ~ ~,
nTt1 ga7 aSrts on Gio.r -rn..t 80, H.
a. cash s i.uckol. 5ojis Main st 'S IT,
tSr,rs ~ m - - 1919
2N IN IN 1911 or one-hal, or qunrter
n ss' S,Cut'yt -, go ",r ~ i.HNk avenue
ments Apply 1910 Rusll avenue. Il, IA.
Rgur IS
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nor, e,ry o.. - ,.....,.,..
'o az S ,...,-',,i, eaSy mHnthy payments
one one one-siory cottage third ward; zoos
Texas Savings and Real Estate In.
Building.
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houses ' and ali mprovem 9SG zen i25 '2 fSHt
street 'be9 9rsSin Appiy ' HS 9m T Fran5
l-ll-@I e9n3l ez- anu 2an Ianllnto =
addition Firth ward. near Mr.. Gillespie.
uonai ana Great Northera and Houston i,,S, tor
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u ~ r.zil. ~ W .Ai-tA's-
n ieoi "'g7 IS, tly Of Houston, Jan
81 segla.l lle tIty OF Houston wiil
II N III losalS Tor the improve
'2I I3 1y ue city council of the
q houston an the 4th day Of De
!. t,a XXX sltl mproy meufs 10 be
ssgtVils lD specifications ON file la
Il s ot me Guy engineer OF the CIV
"a 2h' SAID sidewalks a. be ron-
81 eh iAe following named streets
g9As 81 streets, where GOOD and
Z sA' sidewalks do moi now exist
1il s,r..
81 'ueei from Cane street to Carr
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