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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-10-04
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CARDS.

For sale at Kirlm's Pharmacy.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28
A RECORD OF FACTS.
Steam Coal Test by the United States
 Cruiser Montgomery Proves 4. Birmingham Winner.

In another column of the AGE HERALD will be found "A Record of Facts' as to the superiority of coal, in which the Sloss Iron and Steel company takes the lead over five other contestants.
 As will be seen by reference to the tabu- lated statement the Sloss coal takes big lead in the matter of 'samount ofcoal used per horse power per hour," the record for that coal being at 135 revolutions per minute 9 42 pounds and at 100 revolutions 236 pounds. The closest competitor in this test was Cahaba, coal with 2.45 and 3.10 pounds respectively, while Pocahontas came in with a showing of 3.70 and 2.86 respectively. This owing alone, as ex- perts will readily testify, is the strongest kind of an argument in favor of the Sloss coal.
 h the analysis by government experts of the composition of the Sloss, Pratt, Ca- haba and Milldale coals it will be seen that the Sloss leads in the matter of fixed car bon by handsome figure, it rating 0.311, while it's nearest competitor, Milldale, shows 69 236.
 Birmingham may well feel proud of this remarkably fine showing of the Sloss mines' products, as it is one of no little importance to this city, county and dis trict. While Jellico was a contestant for the honor she was clearly outclassed both by Sloss and Cahaba in the amount of coal used per horse power on the speed test.
 The AGE- HERALD congratulates the Sloss company for it's fine sh howing.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28
IN THE COURTS.

The following cases were disposed of in the criminal court yesterday:
 George Gordon, alias Abe Jackson ,grand larceny; guilty.
 Charles Cochrane, burglary and grand larceny; guilty.
 Andrew Howard. burglary and grand larceny; guilty.
 Fannie Kelley, receiving stolen property; mol pressed.
 CoMMIssroNER's COURT.
 E. J. Peck and Tom Ross. of Cullman county were tried before United States of retailing liquor without license and re- quired to furnish bond in the sum of S100 each. They were brought in by Deputy Uniled States Marshals J. R. McMinn and H. H. Williams.
 INFERIOR COURT.
 h the inferior court yesterday morning Eugene Walker, negro, who stole hat from Will Alexander, was fined $5 and costs and given thirty days extra on the streets Joe Robinson did business without license and was taxed with the costs of the court. Will Littleton, charged with assault and battery, was fined s5 and costs. :. Charles Simon was fined $l0 and costs for disorderly conduct.
 E. Coachman was finedsS5 and costs for driving on the sidewalks. He was also fined S2. 50 for disorderly conduct.
 George Bean, charged with the larceny of rabbit, was fined $2O and costs. This is the first case of the kind ever on the Birmingham police docket.
 Walter Johnson, who committed assault and bnttery on Emma Harvey with intent to kill, was fined $50 and costs and sem fenced to six months on the streets.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28

Don't forget to attend the grand bazaar for the benefit of the Synagogue-opens Mon- day night, March 4, at 2OO8 First avenue, two doors from First National bank f628 2t
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28
WE LEAVE THE CITY

Attend the closing out sale of ladies' i, gents' and chiidren's Shoes at prices never dies', 75c up; children's, 15c up. The finest line of winter shoes in the city. Lay in your winter stock at once.
 ST. PIERRE. Ladies' entrance 303 Nineteenth Street. Gents' entrance corner Third Avenue and Nineteenth street.. oct IA If
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28

HOME SEEKERS EXCURSION.
 On March 5 and April 2 the Queen and Crescent route will sell found trip tickets to,all points in Arkansas and Texas for cue first- class fare plus S2, good twenty days for return. For further information call at No. 2O05 First avenue, or write to J. R. McGregor, passenger agont, Birmingham, Ala. 2-20-tf
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28
Great Hoo-Hoo reaches Bil

Great Hoo-Hoo reaches Bir- mingham, accompanied by his Chief Scribe, who uses the celebrated Yost Writing Ma chine, it having been pro- nounced the best by lumber men, railroad officials and machinery men. The Chief Scribe writes his edict on it So that playful kittens may !, Bad their obituary without
 ectacles. All visiting Hoo-
 oos must remain inIBirming-
 Inn long enough to see the
 st. Tonight is the time of Re confederation.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28

Great Hoo- Hoo, attended by his faithful followers, came direct by the vestibuie, limited, and is now in Birmingham. He will hold high carnival at the hour of 9:09 tonight in the armory of the Jefferson Vol upteers. All the initiated are invited and urged to appear promptly at the hour named by Hon. B. R. Cooledge, V. B., of Alabama. Would-be kittens, keep up your nervA. The hour is near at hand. Hand in your applications early this evening to the scrjvenotef.
 "Blow the trumpets, thump the drums,
 For tonight great Hoo-Hoo comes.
 All ye lumbsfnen attend
 Hoo Hoo yearns to be your friend.''
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28

CHEAP GROCERIES.
 Attend the slaughter sale of A. B. Mo Kinney's large stock of fine groceries at 2OO8 Sec- Ond avenue. Ieb 20 /
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28
COLD WEATHER.

Wards coal yard is prepared to furnish you with Carbon Hill or Galloway coal on short notice. Buy your coal from them once and you will have reason to become 6 regular customer. Supply of stove and kinding wood on hand. Telephone 4S7.
 11-29tf
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28
Y F O You
The Most Important

Matter demanding attention at this season is the condition of your blood.
 Your health depends upon it, for as the quality and quantity of the blood vary, you are better or worse.
 The blood conveys all the elements whichgo to make up the organs, nerves and tissues of the body, and carries away all dissolved, useless material. Every bone, muscle, nerve and tissue, lives upon what the blood feeds to it.
 The whole world knows that Hoods Sarsaparilla is tho standard remedy for making pure blood.
 It possesses merit peculiar to itself and by which it effects marvellous cures even when other preparations fail. When,you buy your spring medi- cine get the best, and that is 1 HOODS
 s ars ap arilla
 N. B. Take IIood's s and only Hoods. Hoods Pills easyto buy, s.., easy gts to take
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28
For WhonnP

For WhomP
 Hurried, busy. nervous women are the ones foa whom Paine's Celery Compound was espk kcially prepared. These men ana. women With nerves all gone and feebly nour- ished need just the invigorating, strength giving Afect of Paine's Celery Compound. Use it how, and keep well.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28
Social and Otherwise.

IAll items Of social interest will be gladly
 noted in this column if sent to Mrs. George
 c. Ball, 2IS1 Highland avenue. ss--ss------
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28

"Oyez! Oyez! Oyez' THAT'S WHAT THE COURT GREER BAWLS WHEN SOME THING IS GOING TO HAPPEN. SOMETHING'S SURELY GOING TO HAPPEN HERE. so WE MIMIC THE COURT CALL. Monday we begin a three days sale of Dry Goods at ex- ceedingly low prices. Here's a few specials that show what we are going to do.
 aooo yards choice dark Calico, SC.
 Only 10 yards to a customer. No
 samples or orders filled; come
 yourself
 aso bottles B. B. B., the best spring
 blood medicine. 4oc. Only one
 bottle to customer.
 a5oo yards 4o-inch Victoria Lawn,
 regular price Ia I-2c, at Sc. Only
 10 yards 10 customer. sso boxes Mennen Talcem Powders,
 regular price a5c. at I5c. 500 yards 54-inch Turkey red Dam-
 ask, warranted fast, regular price
 2sc, at I5c. Only 5 yards to
 customer.
 1000 boxes La Bella Face Powders,
 regular price a5c, at roc. $50 yards 5S-inch full bleached table
 Damask. regular price soc, at 2oc. Buttermilk Soap, SC.
 $500 yards Nainsook checks at 3 SAC. aso yards 4o-inch all-wool Dress Elan
 nel, regular price 4oc, at 27c- Ladies' Muslin Drawers, made with 5
 cluster tucks, guaranteed full size
 and made from good domestic,
 at I0c.
 Ladies' full-size night gowns at 37c. 70 pieces all-silk Satin and gros grain
 Ribbon, 3 inches wide. regular
 price soc, at I5c; all colors. Ladies' initial Handkerchiefs, regular
 price 25c. at I3c, or for 25c. Free! Free! Free! With each purchase of 8 yards Dress Goods at soc and over we will give free ? yaras. besf sizesia at I5e......S 50
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28
Children Cry for.
 Pitchers CastorIa.

Merchants lunch at "The Peerless," II a. m. to l p. m.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28
Children Cry for
 Pitchers Castoria.

Fresh bread and candy made daily at o. w. Cody's, 1920 to 1926 3d avenue. Je5H2p
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28

sooo yards choice dark Calico, SC. Only 10 yards to customer. No samples or orders filled; come yourself.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28

H WANTED TO BUY. \ A stock of shoes at a bar
 Ain. Address P. O. Box 584, Enniston, Ala. /anI8 /
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28

2so bottles B. B. B., the best spring blood medicine. 4oc. Only one bottle to a customer.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28

a5oo yards 4o-inch Victoria Lawn, regular price Ia I-2c, at Sc. Only 10 yards 10 customer.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28
35o boxes Mennen Talcem Powders,
 regular price 25c. at I5c.

500 yards 54-inch Turkey red Dam- ask, warranted fast, regular price 25c, at I5c. Only 5 yards to a customer.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28
THE GREAT HOO HOO HAS ARRIVED.

HIS CHIEF OF STAFF AND SCRIBE ACCOM- PANIEs HIM CONCENTRATION TO- NIGHT. T
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28
"Oyez! Oyez! Oyez!'

THAT'S WHAT THE COURT GREER BAWLS WHEN SOME THING IS GOING TO HAPPEN. SOMETHING'S SURELY GOING TO HAPPEN HERE. so WE MIMIC THE COURT CALL.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28

Monday we begin a three days sale of Dry Goods at ex- ceedingly low prices. Here's a few specials that show what we are going to do.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28

1000 boxes La Bella Face Powders, regular price a5c, at I9c.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28

$50 yards 5S-inch full bleached table Damask, regular price soc, at 2oc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-07
SDcciui Notices.


DUPLICATE Of our celebrated mother
uirui black ribbed hose, double knees.
hcor. toct money makes no better
hose FOR wear ana color n cents pair.
lrnnkhns 7
THE purchase ana Rnic % l1nst Toxns
fuil vegetable, grape and tobacco lands
specially. John ", Claiborne, Rusk.
NpNng. II
HOUSTON, Texas November j.. lss1 =
The firm OF Fisher q llutchrDn, law
yirB. heretofore associated together ruf
the practice OF law. ~ this day dissolved
by mutual consent. henry +. i'isher.
1855 l. j.. liutchlaon,
BUiID A HOME = WI buii1 YOU a
house on small monthly payments and
long time; only per cent interest, ma
no expense for abstract Of titla. pay
rent To yourself for q fcw years and
own your own holuci | win build any
whore IN the city. and YOU pay no
money until your house 10 finished. VIM.
Manager. Room 2. Fos building. II
CHICAGO STEAM DYE WORKS and
Hat Manufacturing Co. ladies' and
gents clothing and hats cleaned. dyed
nue.. Houston. u
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Il.nde on Lrch0M0e

| HAVE Lone LIST OF exchAngeahie
propcrty. All sizes and classes, II you
have ANYTHING 10 trade, ] cnn match II.
Call or write. George - Holcomp",
Hutch MS tlouse.
no Ant,-FOr horses Or mulcs, lb
nrree ~ Bra ps bottom land IN Rra5orla
county. ] b. Hubbard. Patterson. res.
ron SALE or EXcHANGE-one TWO
stnry stone building o. corner OF sGnatre
,o,,nty TGxa-. also valuable ,17s adloln-
Iog Tor stock OF MERCHANDISE or lana
IN Harris or Bgaauria County p J..
,.,,-,,5- s-,-f.I,,3p EXCHANGE --For a good
. Tarp, desirable res ionce IN the city
al Waco. with good two-story cotihge'
wateTwuFks bath room, seWe,Ta,gi9 S9 ~.
a., .,e,,,ar Of Co,nmbus ana Fifteenth
s,roci. Apply to Chas. Fordtran' h@y-
etteyilic. TeXaH.
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Fi1tunci0t.

4 FEW tho.lsind dollars TO loan on short
time. must be giil-edge paper. Address
III care Post o
MONEY no LOAN on ranches and I'M
proved city property; from three 20 I'VE
years. Ri Iow rsttn 81 Interest w H.
Webb Investment Company. 10
PERSONS seeking a prohiahlc Investment
MIL nnl u to their interest to oKhminu
fhr plan Of The Georgia Eord ana Invest
fuaHt company, ropn T. Fioock block
Faulkner A. Flo.ck, State agents. ls-2i
~ NOsKOWiTZ Loan and Real issiato
Agent nun al1 lnin hlldinh Special
proved land GO aCtcs BrRloTin choice
land lots. BONES and business property
in the ely. 1873
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BuSineSs chances.

SWEATERS In all coiors 50 cents. heavy
understands ~ cents; blankets, all wool.
$50 Franklln's. 100 Tsxas avenue.
sSn00 WILL buy "a clean fresh stock Of
groceries iu good live coal miuing
town cumuanv pay roll $500 TO ST. Wp
per month good opportunity for some
one. Address NJ. C. Ale0hroVk. Bridge
port, TcXas ~
RETAIL Drug STORE for sale. good
paying business. desirable location Ro nj
reasons for soling For particulars in
ulru of Houston Drug COMPANY Hons
ton, Texas. u
Make MONEY by careful speculation In
grain through a reliable sucrcefiul
urui. excellent opportunities to mako
prontR by oar now plrnsi fiilly explained
and gent freo. highest references. Patti
son & CO.. iGs omaha Building, Chicarc
~. D.. wv
1OI CAN make money buying wheat at
present prices, our book ana clt'iui
market letter, explaining how 20 10 u
and containing points Of special interest
sent free. Wnkem a. Co, Owiugs Build
ing chicago y
ron sALIs-An interest ia one Of the
best country papers I'm Texas. fne job
business, largest circulation ia :he
county IN which II Is printed. and, the
most advertising; can have fun cou-
irol. good reasons for selling; indrpend-
eut-populid. must have some cash. Ad-
dress for further particulars Lock box
SO, Bryan. Texas. "
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liOMTSTTKFn3 AND INVEHTOHS--
~ WOO arc Interested Ia the TcARs Coast
country and ine great city OF Houston.
send FOR our 40-pagn pamphlet. contain
ing the most complete Nriic-up of South
Texas. and a coinrleto Iiat OF our lands.
IIahl & fudor, I.end hseuts, 3Ojbl aIuin
street
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UU1lfed tn Bqty.


WANTED TO BUY-BAber shop IN
Texas town, with established trade, 2r
will open new shop ia good town. GIVE
fun particulars i'm first letter Addross
5i1 care Post
WANTED Thee to four miles Of twenty
four 20 thirty pound rclnYpg steel 7
rails Amply }. I Campbell. over COM
meruisl National bank, Houston. Ten y
WANTED TO RUY--A nice little home IN
city not TO exceed 5000. VIII pay cash.
Two choice pieces Of property on TcHaB
avenue, well improved. at biz dis
count. one OF tho prettiest homes ON
Harrisburg road. 7hxi60. nj q sacrifice.
and on easy terms. Choice property IN
ali parts OF the city. clear oily prop
orty and lands 10 exchange. ! make n
speciality Of buying. selling ryd cs-
changing lands and properly. Write me.
n 81. HORELEET. Huichlns House.
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for second
hand furniture. household goods rented
on easy terms; moving Ana layidE car.
pets a speciality. Barr n Kuiler. tM
Milan street
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irUAT-tON--W anlcd as clerk Nm grocery
store no bad habits, best of references
lura,ehed. seven years experience. Adj
dress 5ig@. care Foat .
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Situation Wanted

WANrlSl--i'oeltion by young German
klr az waitress or chamhcrmaid. Apply
BIZ F0nnin street, D
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FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. up stairs
or down stairs. large and comfortable.
Amply COS ChaneNcrt street ~
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~ ANTElb-Fosition as stationary cnginorr
or fireman. good reliable. tr,lstworthN
ana well recommended man: i6 years en-
ncrlcnce; able to do repairing Address
\, H., Engineer No. 9ii Charles street,
ruth ward, city. y
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n s.e AMAZE Spiritual medium
ssst. uuElge in business love aud all
| d avs o. iiie. Can and consult her II
uoupie' lila Magnolia, near Jackson.
~
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NAN rEl-bN experienced teacher. posi-
uoh ns daily governcss. Is willing 10
t3hc entire charge OF children during tho
ua> fcicren'Ns given. Mrs. |. ~. d.
care Post u
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BOYS
FINEST
OVERCOATS

No such assortment in any
house in the city. Kerseys,
Chinchillas, Meltons, Astra.
chans--in fact the latest and
best is represented. In VI.
sters, Refers and Cape Over.
coats, Blue, Brown, Tans and
all shades. Anybody can
get them at our prices
SI5O. 81. g 50, s. 81, SIS AND Sc.
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[sENnS YOUR BABIES and children TO
tiki nun -l a RHlleN. phutographers,
II, X. tNirie ave; three valuable prizcs
ne,nr, oaoy or cmIi that takes the host
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WANTEn-Work of any kind, NJ once:
an hroke' Al reference. n. l.. H.. Jr.,
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jtn,,fed to Rent.

WANTEI- -Four unflirnshed rooms. Ap-
ply 800 KAN building.
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FOR KENT-~Four-rOom cottage. 1910 La
mar avenue Inquire nt grocury. corner
Dallas aud Caroline streets
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HeiD ~ 0ltted

,,--,,- -,,,-1r =, ,,It go % bad ,-,,,,-,
~, l 1ita i,tii,aoinfi IA want a
ssie,.,,,T t,,riiatnir ,Vtth IA, rouuiry
and r,tnft tTe1r Ia ,.ii vim MS amor
,s%1la an goods an roumlaqion
WANTED NJ ONCE Yard man at
lnutuNlll aLlllc n.l,l = ~ VIII.
- .-a,T,,, - - -
W ~ ! RI -, ~, lNn1 Hp''i ttitc Il
sir"vf tlnpl"s ~. w, ,.iS., ~ anpi' =,
-, ''','''' ~ ','' 80 ~
AGENTS-A snap Tor you. sales imnonso,
mig payi VIII cost you uolhing 10 tcHt
The hurluosn TO samples needed, ii0tBr-
tuid Speciality company, - W. 5th street
Cincinnati. ONO.
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FOR kHN1e--New two-story house. ali
Yonyeniences ard gced stable, on Bel.
Apply iilG Jackson 9
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FOR RENT-Niccly furnished cottage.
Apply No. 5i6 Main street
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The Queen o|ld Crescent Route

Gives choice Of routes via New Orleans
Of shreveport, together with best service
In he south Through slnpperH Via New
Orleans to New York. solid trains New
Orleans 70 plrmingham. Meridian. Chat
err 10 Knoxville. Bristol and Virginia
points. Il. NJ HUNT Dallas. Texas.
u. II. GARHATr. a. q. r. A.. New Or
i. HARDY. O. r. A.. New orleans. La.
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W NNVEn- py Young lady. situation a.
hou-ererper with music teacher. ob-
l,,l Co.. study music. best ~ reference.
Address T.. q BOX 1h. Ercuhnm TcN s
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WANTED Situation 10y German who has
had experience With hurscs, and good
gardener ne objection to going TO III,
country. Address H1sq carc Post
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SITUATION WANTED.-By iirsi-olaes
ouQk sober white man. Address 1876,
care Houston Post, y
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FOR RENT boz COTTAGES Fourth Ward
north, Sl6, $3.50, sl0. 81. S. s. and 81, also
one store. Albert Williamson, l,tS
Washington street telephone 6e7. y
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rallso nlle, white cotton filled, fas; OF!
a shled, chintz patterns measuring
ma ~ Wide, weight about ton pounds,
lue N'"' Franklin's, 1910 Texas ave-
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IL l. OS IL "a l. " MI.
For Rent,
FOR RENT Nicely furnished cottage.
..- AnnlS No. ZIG Maln street
FOR REN1'-Housc ~ Third ward. ak
rooms, good stable, high yard. cis,orn
aid waterworks. Amply TO :. c. Pen
nlngton: aal6 Comm9roe strvet
FOR kHN1'r-New two-s,ory house. ali
vonvenlences ard Gced stable, on Bel,
Apply il6 Jackson 81
no RENT. -Cgosc in Sovca-aore truck
l.rm, mousse amt d.ury' stable; suitable
Real Estate. llutehins House.
FOR RENr-Eight room cottage IN Third
ward an modern conycnicnccs. CAN NJ
I3e Nan street. room g upstairs.
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. up stairs
or down stairs, large and comfortable.
abby oys NhoneNort street Y
FOR r'our-room cottage, 1910 La
mar avenue. Inquire Il; grocery. corner
Dallas aud Caroline streets, y
FOR RENT COTTAGES Fourth Ward
north, Sl6, $500 N0 81, S. s. and S. also
one store Albert Williamson, litS
WASHINGTON street telephone So. y
FOR RENT Nicsiy furnished rooms APP
MY SIS Main street.
IAiIN MN "a lfl'N ilKt raised Aotihktt
Win AL latest improvements, near
Washington street school Apply 1913
Washington street or j. L. Mitchell,
Jewolry store "
CoR RENT A four room cottage. Ap-
ply to Geo. FUNK sis san Fclipe at.
FOR RENT slX room cottage. on Char
tres street, THIRD watd; Si1 per month
II advance. Amply at NG Main 81
ron RENT lease or sale, iOl nclcs OF
baud OF Cypress Creok. Wn. brsccker
II. and r. G. NJ shop. "
THREE rooms FOR rent very desirable
ana prices NcrN rcaruuai lV, Apply lNll
Cpllto avc'iue
SEVEN well located houses. three 10
twelve rooms each, s. 60 $40 per month.
siN VOL located stores. cheap. Il. !. cor.
lns, lQlb's CONGRESS
FOR RENT-Two story, eight room house,
with hot and cold water bath, ON p0lV.
between Austin ami Laliranch, Apply
Mrs. Euinr ~ Mason block, city.
FOR RENE siN room cottage with mod
em improyemcnts good references re-
srcct. Y
FOR RENT Tine liriek atorc situated ps
thr corner of CAiriun and Preston SITS,
Amy slh Carolnc street
FOR RlcNT--On January /, iSst, two story
brick building. No. 5o6 Main street, be-
tween Prairie aud Texas avenues Apply
M J. l. Mitchell icwclnr No i09 Main
street
FOR RENT Three cottages two large.
ono small sewer ana water connections
Apply 10 Mrs H. Frcuud. No 2ioS
Franklin avenue
ron RENT Tho large throc story brick
stores Main street nov occupied by the
Plautcrs' nud Mechanics NAiiouul bank
VIII bc FOR rout January ! 1906 Apply
to = /. .uln1ck oI - =. prov -M.-.-
FOR RENT, Two storS building suitable
for Iight manufactufur. stntagc. etc.
iooatcd ON railroad switch ana convent
,nt to a,Vcral d,pots, steam or power
iurniaNd II desired also y4rl room
WIN NpnN'nence on Nltttt Nour, 'Nn
e'N'1 INV 90" ~ WY" AZ, ~
Ii"5,ttnp T"x,J tb,rc hlnrte norih VI
court housc
49,, ..,.-,, --,
fnn l'rN Nll,r lleSe,Whrl tWn hFt
oliI,r rooms IN S.iuW hulINg' tonEt"'o
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-07

YOUNG man. rclhtblc and sohei wishes
situations can milk ooN. mtcub horse
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