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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-12-14
The DolefuI Nessage of Defeat.

The Doleful heSSage of Defeat.
Never from the tombs came q more
doleful tune than runs it weary length
through President Cleveland's last
message 1t is the song Of dodo bird
which is described as massive, clumsy,
flightless and defenseless," sitting
amid the broken eggshells waiting for
death to come and eXtinguish its vain
life and race.
With painful repetition Mr.. Cleve-
land goes over the reports OF his secre-
taries, bestowing Il perfunctory recon-
mendation here and there, but adding
nothing to the intelligent apprehension
of their suggestions Buried amid a
haystack of undigested thoughts on ag
riculture, the President hides a grain
of civil service reform-a sad reminder
TO his old friends that This hope Of the
nation was once the keystone of his po-
litical arch. He dismiSses it with Just
as much enthusiasm as he eXpefds OH
the weak yet false and dangerous re-
port Of the Strike Commission. Upon
each he bestows stereotyped recon-
mendation to careful consideration.
Unmindful Of the verdict of last
month, President Cleveland still urges
further tampering with the tariff, to
the end apparently that the American
market may be thrown still wider open
TO the manufactures of the world and
that American workingmen may see
the money that should pay them living
wages go abroad to pay foreign wages
TO foreign worixingmen. But there is
Il tone Of hopelessness about the tariff
paragraphs of the message that indi-
Gates the Presidents appreciation of
the peoples verdict which he has not
the grace to acknowledge frankly.
Upon Secretary Carlisle Mr.. Cleve-
land throws the labor and responsible
ity for the Administrations new
scheme OF currency reform. In this he
is wise, for his own attempt to explain
il really befogs its most promising fea-
lures. Touching the finances OF the ma
ton. after telling Congress that the dc-
felt for the year ending June 80, 1894,
was $50 500. 2G0. the President places
the deficit for the current year at only
$4,000, 600, when it is already more
than that. Where he expects TO make
up the deficiency in the next six
months he does not deign to say, prob
ably because he does not know. When
the Treasury wants more gold the Pres
ident says he will sell more bonds,
and that is about all the remedy he has
for the drain upon the Treasury
1t is altogether the 'dolefullest ditty''
that ever issued from the regions of
defeat, sorrow and political DEATH
Chicago Journal.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-12-14
Save by Fire.

Within radius of twenty miles from
Iron River Post Office, Michigan, there
are between twenty and thirty iron
mines closed owing to the tariff change.
Everything is dead except numbering,
which has improved because the forest
fires necessitate the cutting of the lum-
Der this year, otherwise 1t would be
spoiled by worms before another sea-
son.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-12-14
This Won't Wash.

The duty upon CASTLE soap has been
increased 2.G7 per cent. by the German
tariff. Was this meant as additional
protection for the American soap man
ufacturers or as an additional tax upon
washing?
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-12-14
CARLISLE'S ESTIMATES.

Secretary of the Treasury Thinks He
Can Get Along with "a Million Less.
The Secretary of the Treasury has sent
to the House of Representatives his esti-
mates of appropriations required for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1896 which
aggregate $40, 435,070 as against SILL
STOOL estimated for the present fiscal
year. Following is a recapitulation of the
estimates by departments for 1896, with
comparisons with the appropriations for
1891 cents omittad.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-12-14
Whore Is the Benefit?

An increase of 100 per cent. in the
tariff upon dates, pineapples, orchids,
lilies Of the valley and cocoanuts will
be highly appreciated by the large
army of wage earners engaged in pro-
ducing these necessities of our daily
life, and also by the multitude of con-
sumerS.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-12-14
How Money Talks.

Special reports to Bradstreet's. from
LII banks of discount, ut 122 cities,
give possibly the best index of the coun-
try under the present administration.
While deposits at these LII banks In
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-12-14
Hay Is Cheaper.

The price of hay has gone down since
the passage of the German tariff bill,
although many producing districts
have short crops on account Of drought.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-12-14
HOW THE CYCLONE STARTED.


The flour barrel is empty
And the lard Is getting low;
And the folks with whom I've dwelt
Want cash for what owe.
And many times I've blamed myself
For voting for Change
But I've learned through my stomach
What l couldn't through my brains.
There's no money in my pocket.
And there's no coal in the bin;
The weather's growing colder
And my breeches mighty thin.
I'm longing for the good old times"
And my conscience gives me pains.
For I'm learning through my stomach
What L couldn't through my brains.
The Factory hasn't started up
And times are mighty slow,
And daily i am adding more
TO the little bills l owe.
Each day l figure losses
Where l used to count up gains,
And I'm learning through my stomach
What l couldn't through my brains.
There's day of judgment coming
For those who fooled me so;
There's n day of retribution
For those who made times slow.
/ am going to vote TO change times back
When l can count up gains,
For I've learned through my stomach
What / couldn't through my brains.
Soup houses have been opened,
But the diets awful thin
Free-Traders made their promises
And denounced Mckinley tin.
But the people have grown wiser
Losses don't size up with gains;
They've found out thro' their stomach
What they couldn't through their
brains.
They pity the poor farmer"
Taffy well the working man,
And praise the Free-Trade Wilson bill
To the people of the land.
And how they love the pensioner,
1t gives the veterans pains;
Sut they learned through their stomachs
What they couldn't through their
brains.
They promised us much better times
And money free as mud;
But wogk has stopped and wages drop'd
Way down with Il dull thud.
But soon Wen smite those Democrats,
And give the liars pains,
For we've learned through our stomachs
What we couldn't through our brains.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-12-14

The Secretary thinks many small dis
trict Offices should be consolidated and n
general reorganization of the customs SER
vice made.
He also asks for 100000 per annum
for investigating Chinese cases and pay
ing expenses of deportation, owing to the
new treaty with China.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-12-14

w''1I V'VIIII'tteU expenditures 'Tfff'f-'' 70
The above figures, compared with the
estimated revenues, show deficit of $780,
100000. 1t is estimated that upon the
basis of existing laws the revenues of the
government for the fiscal year 1896 will
be:
From customs. Observation-Disclosures Isl, 600, 900
From internal revenue. ......... 100, OOO, 900
From miscellaneous sources. 80. 1900 900
From pnStnI SarVipa ON 4O7
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-30
HIGHER COURTS,
..opsEs or DECISIONS AS
HANDED DOWN.
of the state Courts Of
lrp, in Causes Taken In
y Veal FROM tho Lower
JudicinI tribunals

-.,,,,nal Appeals-J. W. Hurt
Il q SI!,JIs5u and W j. Simklns,
y tlcury. assistant attorney
~ reyas. March -. Tho court OF
,nbeais handed down the follow
s,ons yesterday;
a s.ro1 from Ellis. There is no
n facts in this record We
|aNI W mon the newly discovered
T. Pe, ths bscups of u statement
y i0irmud. SlmlSns, D..
y nm from Hunt. The only
il,,,s.rasted rs q sutlciency nt eNi-
ss5er a careful examination ol
we think the evidence SUI
~ sus.aln the CONVICTION. -Nii'rhl-
ll llgf., rom Fannin. This case
,ned at a former day OF TINS
a.,n n reconsideration, we arc OF
hat there can be no irAl Win
issie. and no issue without a
pihsaring grantedi judgment re-
b ss nom Shelby. The bills Of
rs we're not tiled within the Tine
hy law. Tho evidence did mot
nv issue of aggravated assault.
- - from kaufman. Upon tho
ps5;,sss testified that 81 bin OF
lnothcr instrument were both
fohu Ayers. These iustru-
moi introduced b evidence.
gnot ser ihlt appellant was I'M
ibis testimony. Venue was sul-
nr5yen Tho second count lis
~ - DE- mot urtr.e... fN ia lgT4ta
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Z BEST OF REASONS

5 nv, ~ why Allcocks Porous Plas-
!. ecy sTs Is thar they may be re-
q we sclatica, stiffness or
"a n NE muscles. 20
n. uolbles. 1icb ne ,,1,art.,.
" eIonsumpuon ID" p'"eI'sN
1aplaint. '''pa'a' Lillousiiess'
|ssabe however will depend upou
y Of = ~ ne plaster Used. The
have i M. that multittdes of INIT
sun c,shs up on every hand.
n Porous az i rs to get the genuine
r'll' improyj the diges-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-30

FOR SALE: Two 2-story frame resi-
dencos In Third ward. moteru improve
ments, Very desirable aud cheap Several
line residence lots IN Third and Fourth
Ward South 1910 acres of choice, Well
drained land on Green's Bayou, about
s miles from Houston. II acres OF land
for sub-dividnE, ON extension of Main
street This is gilt-edscd, don't fail To
Bee us about IT, sis Brn2os bottom
plantations, highly improved several
very cheap tracts OF farming land IN
Liberty county See us before you buy,
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AuNcruSers snuuu remember tina iet-
ters directed TO initials only are not de-
Hvered through the post0fhce. n initials
are used they should be directed 90 the
care ol some person. hrn 3r iNsteCicr
bon, Advertisements can be eft at cur
oince or sea Through the mail to-
THE HOUSTON posi-. Houston. TeNas
Answering advertisements mention this
paper
February !. 1893
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IF everything tain ana you lose all hone
ard confidence and you are afflicted With
any complaint do not fall and see Mrs
prs. 3a.iour x Warner They treat all
diseases by now system OF electricity
ga;vaniSm and medical electric vapor
and water baths; specific for rheump
tism. neuralgia. malaria, blood and skin,
and all nervous diseases our treatment
is unsurpassed for all female troubles
Irregularities, weakness and general NJ
health, peculiar to woman; 1t brings per
manent relief. Urethral structure, rup'
ture. piles. facill blemshes removed
by electro Enlvinigm without injury to
the skin Ladies' infalNhle safeguard
and female pills Rooms 81 to $50. KAN
building tr
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Flow To ODIOiD The Series.

In every issue Of THE POST IA Sights
md Scenes" Coupon Will appear.
FOR CITY klsADERS-I}ring three
"lsights and Scenes" Coupons together
with 10 cents IN coin, for each part as
issued to tho office of The Post.
FOR OUT-OF-TOWN READERS--ATail
three sights and Scenes Coupons and
PARTMEN1. THE HOUSTON POST.
he particular TO- FIRST, state the NUM-
Der OF the part desired; Second. your full
name and address,: Third, inclose khc
necessary Coupons aud 10 eents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-30

A PHYSICIANS location worth 5000 q
year can be had by buying property.
house with four rooms, onthopses, etc.
rltuated on Colorado river, IN l3ag Up
county price SsN' nan =, easl; POSSESSION
Bastrop, Texas. 4
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MADAM VALERIE, spiritual Medium, has
moved to 1918 Fannin street, corner cal
houn; sit tiuge 81. seances Thursday night
and Sunday night. 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-30

NOTICE no CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals are invited uHd VIII
be received by the city OF Ennis until 10
O'Clock m. Tuos1ay, April 10Th, 1924,
for the erection or A hgh schOui building
at Ennis, ellis county. Texas IN the
work viii be bid upon ms under one con-
tract,
certified cheek, payable TO 500. g.
ilgginbOtham, mayor In tho sum Of five
hundred 5000 dollars must be filed with
each proposal. a bond IN the sum of
nfteen thousand Oi5000D with Texas
auretles satisfactory to school commit
dee. Will be required from the sueeessfui
bidder. And the certified check referred
10 above viii DO forfeited 20 the city OF
Ennis ia the event the successful bidder
fails 10 enter into contract and mako
gAid bond Within iiva 90 days after being
notified Plans and specifications aud
fun information viii be obtninabie at the
office III the architect. !, IL. Minor Ign-
mis-, TsNas. after Wednesday. March II.
1894.
all proposals.,
Chairman School Committee Ennis, Ellis
county, Texas. f-10
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pIp ..l-- ANp I..lRI.oPosA.-LL.s.l..

PROPOSALS addressed 10 the city
secretary viii be received on or before
Auri 80 1894 AT u m. for the proposed
bridge across Buffalo bayou at the foot
built In accordance with the plans and
specifications now 0n Gle with tae city
engineer OF the city of Houston; cacn
nod check for 500 10 secure the nxoctS
ton OF the contract: the city reserves
The right To- reject amy and all bids; a
satisfactory bond for me faithful com.
the successful bidder.
Az JOHN r. BROWNE, Mayor
Houston, March Is, 1891
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~ oR DYsPrPs,s

.-10WNiS ,,9ninach disorders. taxa
ateea IRON BlITEHs.
~ al ~, per bottle. Genuine hnt
S'''-el rcd lines on wrappeE
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10 take ono-hah interest Ia good pay
ing business with young lady. Address
2i3O, care Post. Al
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LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES Of an de-
scrlptons IN old line companies (eXpired
or otherwise), bought at their highest
cash value, Address NJ. Schwarz
Hampstead, Texas. 81
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TO be Sold boarding house and barroofn.
iu Ffth ward. Address NJ, Houston
Hoal. 81
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DON'T fan to take advantage Of the ofter
OF a binder for Sights and Scenes OF
office OF The Post 20 centH; by mail, %
cents tE
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EEOME TREATMENT.

Including Diseases of the Eye, Gar,
Nose. Throat. Lungs, Heart, Stum-
ach, Liver, bowels, Kidneys. nIud-
der and RcctUm, Nervous Diseases,
skin ana blood Diseases ana all
Female Diseases. the Rutrs ARE low
ana Uniform ana In proportion to
the nature OF the ease ana mrdi-
cine required.
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DRUG STORE lot sale, doing iine buEl-
ness In one OF the best cities IA TaSas.
lnvesugnte Address "Snlol'' cara Holis-
ton Post 4
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srEcIAL Nor1cns-contInuea.

COMFORTARLE accommodations at
moderate rates at the Houston Heights
Hotel. Special rates 10 families. J, NJ.
Kindred, Proprietor
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting Of stockholders OF
the Union Compress and Warehouse
Company will be held at the onice o.
the company on Tuesday, Apru 3, 1871
at II o'clock a. m
E. +. HILL. President.
n, w HOUSE, Secretary. 40
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NCRSE-Wanted position hy uuu
of experience, win be- highly gugom-
meuded Address 2isG, care Houston
Post.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SAIlE = A nrat class saloon and
lunch counter. Apply 70 $40 Alilani
street. )
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JOHN II. BROWNE.
Mayor OF the City of Houston,

PERSONAL - Protect your property
from clycones and high winds by SEE
curing tornado policy. Rates less than
half Of nrc Insurance Childras5 & Tay-
Tor. Insurance Agency. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-30

THE NEWEST AND SURESr Pf4AN--If
you nave Houston property or Texas
land for sale or exchange, you can "get
move on ~ by listing IL with The
Texas Cooperative Land ana ColOniza-
ton Company. 50sA Main street, We
operate upon the plan Of bringing the
buyer ana seller fuce TO face or putting
them in direct correspondence with each
other, which gives a qyicil-atep to bust
ness II you are 10 the city, call in per-
son; or " you 1--we al a distance, address
McGary Gillespie a MINIS. box 20, Iious-
ton, Texas. All
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FOR RENT-One lnrge and ono small,
well furnished room southern eSposuro,
encus given ana required Apply 300
Capitol avenue. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-30

1 NEED Tor temporary use, duplcN pump
about 3h suction. 3 dlscharge, - work
against from 80 20 100 pounds pressure (.
give particulars and price. ~ l.. bridges.
NaVaHuta. Texas al
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WANTED--A good second hand fire proof
snfe; must be In good order. Address
Boz n5. Mharton. TeNas. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-30

AInin and Commerce. win be vacated
April !; viii lease and remodel To suit
tenant. Apply A. l.. helms, care In.
man g 90 u
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iu invest $500 10 $1,000 and secure large
returns and good office position. Ad-
dress 2i2D, care Post. 81
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PROFESSIONAL.


THE firm on Goldthwalte, Ewing q II. r.
Ring rs dissolved. Geo. 0oldthWaite
continues the practice as attorney and
counselor, Houston, Texas. Office over
Houston National bank, first door 70 the
leffi entrance on Congress- avenue. 10
J.. u MOODY.
ATTORNpY-AT-LA
s05la Main ST., Houston Texas
s. o. COTTON & BRO, Fire insurancs
Agents and AdJusters. 10 Main Htreet
corner Franklin.
WIN. H. LocKHART, attorney and coun-
Hellor. ex-cOunty Judge Galveston coun-
~; 1908 Strand, Galveston, TEXAS; prac-
tice In State ana Federal courts. u
LOCK M'DANIlIl-
Lawyer, Rooms 70 aud 10 Perry block.
Congress avenue, Houston. Texas.
EDWIN p. 1IAMBLIN-
Attorney az Law,
Houston, Texas.
JAMES n. MA5TERBOH--
Attorney at Law,
No. ~ Gibbs Building. Houston. Texas
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BABY CARRIAGlc-lsaby carlngs. Want
ed 10 buy a baby carriage cheap Tor
cash. HoN ~.
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$50 CASH, so monthly. buys l-room neat
cottage, 500 cash, SIS monthly, buys
neat Groom cottage Third ward. Man
ger lOl6 - Congress avenue. 81
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Position as sealer either In
saw mill on "a tine WOODS, hy man OF
experience; best OF references. j, j.
Bevil, Laurel, Texas. 81
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or1rn no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Houston
on Refining End M1nuiact ur'ng con-
be,defg OF ms company for the ELECTION
~ dirsrtors and other business WIN be
he'd at the Cotton ENcaense N ihe Guy
sgretd9y Apru No. 1884,; st1clhold -
Ilelta note ana attend. J. %, Baker
PRESIDENT; j. Woodhead, secretary 4-io
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FOR SALE-Two lots on Milan street,
$3.50 each, east halt OF block 2 street
car fourth addition. edge OF city limits
Smith league. cheap, 1900 acres fine
black hog TallOw land an fenced, well
located at rock bottom price; several
me plantations on BraZo8. BERNARD or
oyster creelS, at low figure; 1900 acres
Martin county, twenty-thrce miles from
county seat and railroad, sold body,
rish soil, no waste land rs cents cash
or good city property balance on or
before twenty yenrs q per cent interest.
Cash s. Luoltc Houston
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nor SALE: on snaN monthly payments,
new, modern houses IN Drummer addi-
ton, the finest resilient portion OF
Houston, Don't pay rent; come ana soc
us alexander Darling 81 CO.. sos kiam
Block. II
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HOUSTON STEAM DYE WORKS
description cleaned. dyed and repaired,
also hats cleaned. dyed and shaped.
No. IA Travis street. A. kirschnick,
proprietor.
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MANTED-By young man, position as
stenOgrapher; can furnish best OF rel-
ercuces have own machine. Address
a.. H.. care Post -
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WANTED-Man aud vie wants to over
see dairy aud chicken farm; years OF
experience in the North; on shares. j.
NJ. Scott, Alvin, Texas 81
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HIGHEST CASH prices paid for second
hard furniture. repairing and packing
neatly donei moving and laying carpets
speciality. Barr & Kuller, sgf Main
street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-30

FOR RENT Store No. lul Franklin ave-
nue.; an moGerr convcniences: p0sses-
sion given at once Apply TO Frank
Slerne 10 MNn street, city. tf
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WANTED no BUY

WANTED TO buy one q q CONN efi
second hand cotnet; gold or silver piated.
Address Elmer Miller Athens, Texas. I
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FINANCIAL.

FIRE INsURANCE tornado insurance,
rent insurance, plate glass insurance
accident inau-anee zleam boiler insur-
anee Childress q TAYLOR Cotton Tx
change building. "a
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A SETTLED woman desires a position
in small family for light work or house
keeper for gentleman; no objection TO
country Address 2i32 care Post, 81
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roR REM.

PIANOS Pianos Upright pianos 20 rent,
little used. or on easy p1ymcuts, Stein,
thD Auln street
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houses noicrn improvements complete,
cpiuer Dallas ANA EiDzas, Fourth ward.
S H. neves ms NlWwtprd az
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WANTED hire for week. commencing
Monday April q three yoke OF oxen,
wagon and driver; Nght work. Address
2iS3, care Post w
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ANYONE needs "A man around the house
or yard or boarding house call at Robin
street and Wilson. No. 1916, Willie
HuunCls. u
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q words or less......I PSI % u dls4 n
~ or moro than e5. IS i0I ! &c "A
" or more than 3i 45I pa sal ? ~
" or more than aSI OIL 81 COL tl = Oh
70 or less pro rata...lf O0 200, O1is M
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KOON NOR ENNT-A WOOL well flt-
nished aud wen Kept uom for reut 20
one OF two gentlemen Apply ip0S
Vrtvla street 4
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WANTED-To RENT,

WhINIiID-IU ItDNI'
WANTHp-Five or six room COTTAGE
cio7e in Third ward preferred. Rom
must be reasonable. Address j.. o.
Box GG 30
tyVAASTIID-To rcnt--A young married
couple desire 10 rent three or four fur
ni8hed rooms suitable for light house
keeping, Address 4i3i care Post. %
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MA&TED-A young photographer from
TIE North wants position N photo gal
Woritman: so per week e. Il. Phillips,
ALVIN. Texas 4-t
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POSITION wanted by colorcd boy, age
u years, to attend To horse ana buggy
ANA make himself useful around the
place Address 24l0 care Posi-. III !
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FOR RENT Market garden three room
house. Inside OF two miles of court
liouse John A. Stewart, 3lli Freuud
avenue. Houston. 80