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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-12-10

M. J. Coflin went down TO Jeffris
Tuesday TO take sonae photographs 10
be used III d damage suit which San
born & Walsh are bringing for Cl,as.
Heena who was injured in the saw
Mill at Jeffris over % year ago.
A Mrs, Ainswortb of Milwaukee
who is travelling in the interests OF
medical COMPANY gave q free lecture
on health Tuesday and Nedn s'say
afternoons to the ladies, OF this place.
The lecturers were well attended and
many of the ladies will take course
OF treatment
ESG. l. Carter has been appointed
agent for n. r, Preston. Amigos
most reliable furniture dealer and un-
dertaker All orders for undertaking
supplies or for funeral director
should be left with him at McIntyre's
store.
Don't forget the entertainment
and supper which the ladies OF the
for this evening, A reference to the
programme in another column will
convince YOU that they have pre-
pared mental trent which you can't
afford to miss and. all who have par
taken of their excellent suppers in
the past will bear. witness that they
look well font1le comfort Of~tlle inr1er-
man,,>-~~@
<-Joe Sheehy who claims to- be the
champion heavyweight Of the North
west has been in town for the past
week. He is cndeavoring to range
glove contest with some Of the heavy
weight pugilists If the state which is
to be brought off here providing the
authorities will permit it. which we
hardly think probable as it is II, t just
the kind Of advertisement which We
need or desfre..------------~.
C. ID. Bartz, the Wausau expert
who has been examining the books in
the county Treasurer Office finished
his work and returned home Monday.
Mr., Bartz informed - representative
OF this pape.. that he had carefully
gone over the books and all accounts
in the treasurel's Office for the last
two years or since the office has been
held by Mr.. Finger and that he finds
every thin2 just as it should be. He
says that the books are in excellent
shape and speaks in commendatory
terms of the manner il, which they have
been kept. He prepared d report
which will be laid before the county
board giving in detail the financial con-
dition Of the county and also Of the diff
erent lows nof the county in SO fac a. it
relates to the county. Mr., Bartz IS, O.
the opinion that the business, of the
county could be carried on at just one
half of the present cost if the business
was done on {, cash basis instead Of
issuing orders before the taxes were
collected and allowing them to be put
in Judgment.
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ished, the names OF the pupils not absent
duringthemonth ending Nov. -, 1896,
al here to annexed.
HIGH SCHOOL.
No. days taught. .........................2O
Total number enrolled. ......................27
Total number days taught.
Average attendance. ..........................2o
No Cases of tardiness .........................6
Minutes lost hy hardness ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
No OF times teacher has been tardy......2
Names OF pupils neither absent nor
tardy:
Ralph Dickinson, Fanny Garrison,
Percy Morgan, Mamie ST. Peter. Bert
Pattel, Clara Harto, Ruby Slattery, Ida
SIattery, Orley Finger.
II. b. Wentz, Principal.
GRAMMER DEPARTMENT.
No. days taught. ..........................2O
Total number enrolled .......................33
Total number days taught.
Average attendance. ........................3O
No cases of tardineSs ..........................9
Minutes lost by hardness. ...................34
No. times teacher has been tardy.........2
Names of pupils neither absent nor
tardv:
Ella Thompson, Rolla Dickinson, Thos
ST. Peter, John Dockery, Ethel Mcleod,
Lee Carpenter, Ora Garrison, Maud
White. Minnie Hitzke, Sadie kuhnie.
Eda Rummery. Julia A. Tracey,
Teacher.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
No. days taught. ............................2O
Total number days taught.
Total number enrolled. ........................2O
Average attendance. .........................19
No. cases of Hardness.
Minutes lost by hardness.
Names of those who were neither
Number of times teacher has been
tardy, that is, has not arrived at the
building before the ringing of the first
bell in either a. m. or p. N. Could not
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FRESH OYSTERS

At Mart HirZel's restaurant any way
you may desire, either in lnllx on can
or by the plate either raw, stewed or
fried.
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THIRD PRIMARY

THIRD PRIMARY
No days Taught ...-..,....-......-..--,.....2O
Total number enrolled
Total number days taught. ....717k
Average attendance. .......,.......,,..-.-.35.S
No. cases OF hardness. ....................-...6
Minutes lost by tartliness ......,...23
No. times teacher has been tardy....-. o
Names OF those neither absent nor
tardy:
Mary Morrison, Eddie Ziebe11, Guy
Richison, David Frankel, Arthur Morgan
Oscar Finger, John skarvah, Willie
Murphy, Peter St.Peter, Oliver Disbaw,
Alex Dishaw, Elmer Patten, Rollie Car
penter, Esther Thompson, Emma Haaka
Clara Hitzke. Kinney Frederick, Finn
Perry, Raymond Kichlson, Nathaniel
Patten.
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CHURCHES.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Services at the Church every Sunday at
nv Wednesday evenings at 7:3O. unday
school Immediately after morning service.
Tonna peoples Christian Endeavor one hour
Sunday afternoon at 300
- =
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Gretrude Morrison.
SECOND PRIMARY.


SECOND PRIMARY.
No. days taught. ...........................2O
Total number enrolled. 80
Total days taught. .595
Average attendance ..........................3 80
No. cases of hardness. ........................4
Minutes lost by tar illness ....................32
No. times teacher has been tartly,..... %
Names Of those neither absent nor
tardy:
Maud Patten. Willie Kaiser, Arnold
Zick, Mary st. Louis, Eva Mayo, Isabelle
Young, Clark Moon, Finny lick, Anna
Zinpke, Viola Jones, Lucy Stein.
NJ. Elizabeth Young.
Teacher
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EODG IS .

" & A. II, Eagle River Lodge meets every
II second and fourth tuesday at their nan
L >over drug store Visiting brothers COT
Tally invited ~
j. Radcliffe, Sea II. flh el' W.
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SCHOOL REPORT.

In accordance with the custom estab
ished, the names Of thepupils not absent
during themonth ending Nov. 27, 1896,
al e here to annexed.
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nsW A-Eagle Matters Camp No. $50 meets
; M encb LIST and third Friday OF every moth
lFl at Jones Hall. go.
Jos \emacheck. Jonn iiacciinT;
Counsel. SieTN,
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FIRST PRIMARY.
No days taught.
Total number enrolled ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Total number days taught. ,OS2
Average attendance............
No cases of hardness.
No. times teacher has been tardy......O
No. times asst lHts been tartiy. .............3
Names OF those neither absent nor
tardy:
Bertha Martin Ernst Berg. Mamie
Walsh, Vincie Berg, Marie Murphy, Peter
Morrison, Ruby Radcliffe, Ella Morrison,
Lawrence keeney, Freda Myhawk, Lecy
Myhawk, Willie Thompson, Bruce
Shank, Leona Mack, Susie Frankel, Carl
Huckbody. Anna Hank;l, Glynn Moon
David Younge, Charley O'Del, Amiel
Hayne. Harry Quinn, Anna Hayne,
Otto lick.
Mabel AoGilvery, Teacher.
Marion Garrison, Asst.
CROKER DISTRICT.
Number of pupils enrolled.
Average daily attendance. 8
Number neither absent nor tardy ....... 6
Visitors during MONTH Z
Names of pupils neither absent nor
tardy:
Leonard Marcoe, Archie Marcoe, Henry
Marcoe, Blanche TilIman, Arthur Till
man, Carson st. ouis.
GRANT COOK, Teacher.
MUD CREEK DISTRICT.
Number of pupils enrolled. 70
Names OF pupils neither absent nor
tardy:
Mary Arndt, Lizzie Arndt, John Harp,
Rosa David, Ida Harry, Lemie Arndt,
John 1nglestead.
EMMoGENE DICKINSON, Teacher.
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remember.

remember
absent nor tardy,
Andrew Frankel, Joe Mayo, Marvel
Garrison, Thomas Skarvan, Harry Todd,
Charlie Wejgand Belle Mc( Queen,
Teacher
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NUMBER IS.

Executive Board of School Directors
met pursuant to adjournment. Mem
bars present, John Radcliffe aud Jos.
T. Nemacheck.
Communication having been receiy-
ed from Miss Lucy Bliss, stating that
she had engaged elsewhere. On
motion Miss Elizabeth Young was en-
gagged to teach the Second Primary at
a salary of $4,000, per month.
On motion board adjourned to Au-
gust 10th at p. m.
JOS. T. NEMACHECK,
Secretary
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Scale cards for sale at this office.
Mart Hirzel has been busy unload
ipo cOal this WnnLs
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JOHN GREEN
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A DISCREPANCY.
lntohio Express.

".oiio f.ApreSS.
per a. Lawhon. the populist nomi-
Pr congress in the Eleventh district
pas. is a bright young man. lie is
va 10 find the weak points in the
~ armor of mis- opponents and able
axe the most of them. In his at
TO criticIse mis- democratic oppo-
MT hieberg, however. he has run
er 10 the position of the distin-
leader of the populst party in
r. u.e non, Jerome e. Kcarby. Mr..
nosin ." record MIR. Lawhon claims.
~ poa'nS TIE State railroad commits
dnu me populist nominee takes him
x TASK tor such opposition.
as not long ago that the dIstin-
exponent of the railroad COM
NJ; Mr. Reagan, issued an address
en ne eulogized this creation of the
Vps, Mr.. Nearby came back at
In WIN vigor that left no
~ TO where Mr.v Kearby stood on
iSls sus and he went on record anent
" n, commission as follows.
- u. one lline became the author of
Fcd ~, railroad commission. which
in IN INTO law. You have been the
senius of this effervescent ac-
~ta uemagogism aud advantage TO
mercth POWER When MIR. Farley,
tba IN; or shipper complains to
we injustice done him, his trads
'1caIty, you take convenient ref
ny the Interstate commission law.
VI your own creation. No ma
,a,pe permitted in this day TO take
oI MS own wrong or political
~, hou talk about the peoples
"aahlihg TO own the railroads and
ra ns ownership to most disin-
snt 10 say to you now. tho peo-
VIII never operate and con.
a,inn '",e property of any citizen or
fron. Whnnever they find IL neg
ca s' public policy to exercise pa
bf ns over property. or tho owner
cn waI'per.y' they will do 1t In a cen
ras, way by owning the property
kkers duig i by law, enacted by
failure. Every merchant and
haIPper In Texas knows ii. You,
r. as,asnated and burdened COM
buiidiy nave silenced TO death rail
hsva ana improvements In Teyns
kflnx 10 Investments. stoppci
bred H. nolh money and emigration,
|e, bosmi, enterprise. liberaliiy, intel
s peon,n 'aiity and common honesty
-FOUR meth o Iexas by your policies
In o arpears to be decided differ
opinion between Mr.. Lawhon and
|Iss,oy as to the utility OF the said
|In,on IN TACT. their difference of
hi on this question Is NEARLY 40
bv ~ me Wide range of position
|ssna e populists on the tariff. The
y. upon which they are harmo.
In a ne Tree coinage of silver ana
|st ,,. OF the democracy Is irving
Of .sn considerable success. to rob
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.rcrlnN pRocLAMArlON-

ELECTION PROcLAMA~ION--
BY virtue OF tho authority vested in
hereby Issue his proclamation. announc-
ing that on Monday. April .. 1896,
general election Will be held for tho
election of all elective officers of the
city of Houston. viz: Mayor. city attor.
ney, city treasurer. city tax assessor
and collector, city marshal, city en-
gineer city health officer, city street
Commissioner, recorder aaG The alder
men of the different wards, and hereby
designate the following places for hold
Ing the polls al said election ana appoint
the following officers at said polls VIZ.
First ward poll will be held at Mac
ntce's warehouse and A.. r. Miller Is
hereby appointed presiding 9h hsor
james Lawior. j. j.. Kesslcr and Mar
of election to preside and conduct said
First ward polls.
Second ward poll will be. held at No.
10 engine house and las. a; Thompson
is hereby appointed presiding officer;
NELL are hereby appointed judges Of cleo,
ton to preside and conduct said secohd
Third ward poll VIII be held at Tnr-
ner Han and Joseph +. Meyer is hereby
appointed presiding officer; and WIN. y.
Sbearn are hereby appointed judges q
election TO preside and conduct said
Third ward poll.
Fourth ward POI VII Dc p neid AZ 'h is
hereby appointed presiding officer and
James Mckee, Paul Schosser and Con-
rad Boring are hereby appointed iudses
Of election TO preside and control said
Fourth ward poll.
Firth ward poll will no held ut Knights
Of Pytiias Hall and !. J; Gillespie sr.;
is hereby appointed presiding officer. and
A. ]. Jourde, James Freeman and a.
Settling are hereby appointed judges OF
election to preside and control said Fifth
ward poll
ter's Store and Adam Clay 10 hereby
appointed presiding officer. and J Jon.
ton are hereby appointed jndges OF cleo
tion to preside and control said SIKH
Presiding officers hereby appointed
win select their own clerks OF election
and conduct said election In accordancA
with the State law now In force IN ref
frence to the election IN cities OF more
than 10000 Inhabitants. The polls VIII
be opened AZ o,el9ck a. ,., n a. anr,i re
1895, and remain open until o'clock p.
M, OF the same day.
JOHN r. BROWNE
"a Mayor Of the City Of Houston.
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49,, DID YOU EVER

es'ric Bitters as a remedy for ,,,,,,
'esr n not, ge. a bottle nov, '"r you,
Ihls medicine has BEEN o~ ,1 ana get
~ aay adapted 70 the reIep 70
SnaaaS Female Complaints. exar, IN
rtiSSes,ai Greet influence In N si,.inH
an9 tone TO the organs iyNn,A
IA Far 81 appetite, Constipation Hsyn oI
|ess, iEs assIt Spells; Or are Nervous
Eith Dn v.aele. Melancholy or trou.
medicine v spells. Electric Bitters Il
o are Guaranteed by it's use. 7 n r.s
storH " cents at y. A. Keisiins
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Lost, Pound, Stray, Stolen.

a sMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY was
fond and party losing same may re-
deem II by describing amount, where
idpt aud Nv paying for this al. ~ itoon
4. Converse Bldg.
Lost ON March 20. one blue roam horse.
sray horse, about fifteen hands high,
Drandsd y on left thigh; both shod all
round liberal reward for Information
l.ading TO recovery OF same. y. r. hess--
lsr, i,oi Houston ave. =
LosT--Ono e-ysar-oid sna,itty roam colt
shou an around; will pay $50 rewatt
FOR game. Geo. FroEasn. 1911 Crosby
street. Houston. Texas.
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DIR, REA.
Consultation Days positively and only
Thursday, Friday, Sat-
urday and until Sunday
Noon of Each Week.

These days being devoted exclusively 10
office work.
Or. Rea has no superior in diagnosing
and treating Diseases and Determines.
He will give $50 for any case that he can
not tell the disease and where located in
I'VE minutes.
Treats all Durable Medical and Surgical
Diseases. Acute and Chronic Catarrh. Dis
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l,heuna tism, Chronic Female and Sexual
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superhuous Hair on the Face or Neck re-
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married men, and all who suffer with
LOST MANHOOD, Nervous Debility,
spermatorrhea, Seminal Loss 5, Sexual
Stunned development, Lack OF Encrsy,
Impoverished Blood. Pimples impedi-
ments to Marriage; also Blood and SKIN
Diseases, syphilis, Ernptions. Hair Fall
Bladder Troubles, Weak Back, Burning
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piles. Eistula, Fissure and Rupture
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ply Office hours. 10 to II n. M, TO y.
M Sunday. 10 to II n. m.
Consultation in German ana English
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Mason Block, Houston. Texas.
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toD ACRES iipo binck loum farming
land for salo on railroad. six miles
south OF Victoria, produces "A bale of
cotton per acre. c~pcls running through
entire length Of land. shipping station
ON land grass makes fine hay; iine place
FOR colony; health eocd. no swampg II
II. Jordon, Victoria, Texns. b-i3
FDR SALE OR fNCHANGE-lgu acres
iinn prairie land 10 miles from Houston
also one 4W-acrc tract ana one soo-ncre
tract II miles from Houston. win eN-
change Tor Northern city or farm prop
crty, we have several sections OF first
class black prairie land IN Bfa2oria
county, between Oyster and Chocolate
creeks. that wv can sell way down "
takcn nj once. Hahl n Pudor. Texas
Lnnd Agency. &0ha Main street.
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PRICES WILL TELL--Thrcc nice u
blocks; near in, $500 each: beautiful
room cottage, G blocks from Capitol
hotel, block trnm Main street, 5000;
the above are all IN the Third ward and
good terms offered on each, property in
any portion OF the city at correspond-
ing prices; 10, IL and sD.actp tracts 5
miles north, on graded road, $40 and
Lao per acre. easy terms; II %ou wish
10 huS, sell or exchange, call on mo.
n. NJ Norilent. ilMtnhins hNln,n.
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NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting , 81 the stIskholdets and
Houston md Henderson Railroad com
pany of 1882. will BIZ held ut the. office Of
the company IN tho city of Galveston
on Tuesday. April Z 1875. at IL o'clock
noon A. a. Van Alstyne, Secretary. ~
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FOR SALE CHEAP Splendid new mod
ern fiye-room cottages on Iceland ave-
nue.. cheap. and on small monthly nay
mcnts II Desired. w. Maugci, Room 2
FOX hu''''ns' II
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FOR SAID ON FltTEEN YEARS TTNtE
"A choice of two modern two.story
borhood, Cali at Room ss5. Mason Blk
and learn price and other particulars, 4
A RARE CHANCE for men of moderate
salary, modern two-story house near
IN, on small payments, and low rate
Of Interest,"; only one of these. Who
Wants it, call at ssn Niason Rlork 4
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CHICAGO STEAM DYE WORKS. and
Hat Manufacturing Co. Ladies' and
gents clothing and hats cleaned dyed
aud repaired. raikson. I2l7 Congress
avenue Houston. II
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NOTlCE--The annual meeting of stock
holders OF tho Union Compress aud
Warehouse Co. win bo held at the of
flee of the company on Tuesday, April
z. 1896. nj II o'clock II. IN. II. w. House
Secretary. IL
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KING or PIX r--Beat hred and finest In
dividual combination stallion: win make
the season AT Snndhorg's barn. Dot
Preston street; terms and pedigree fnr-
nlshcd on application Al:
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THE board Of Medical Examiners COR the
Eleventh district will meet at f.. j. NJ
Soylcs Office Monday, April .. 1850 j
-. Maaste. NJ. d, secretary. AS
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NOTlCE--The Board of Pharmacy of the
Eleventh district Will meat April IL
ut SOC Main street 10 examine applicants
for reEistratiou a. IL. lkIesling. Rcsis-
trar. t-lb
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FOR SALE-iai III. 81 and 100 acres,
all In Harris county near l.ynchNurg,
on easy terms. Esquire at r. G. San
doW's. Lynchburg Texas z
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FOR SALE-Carload u line horses from
kansas. ali family broke TO loo sold
cheap for cash. Scanlan & p.yrfs, COT
ner Franklin and Milan. w. Bilder-
bhrk 4
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LADIES BAZAAR will reduce the prices
on all their pattern hats this week, and
ladies are saving money TO buy now. s
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HILISBORO, TEXAS. alone says their
people viii buy and rent 100 houses for
this season nj Sfabrook. $40, s2n or s3p0
put into a building and $40 10 sac IN a
lot Will pay hig returns. Scabrook w.
Sydnor 1p09s Franklin. &
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VITAE-ORE-An absolute necesslly N
every household; cures permahenos
eczema skin Diseases kidney and fe-
male complaints. Office EOS Main street;
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FOR SA1.E--lsoarding house rlcsirably To-
ern convenlences: fine exposure, and IN
good repair. terms easy and price low.
ADDRESS Lock Box @s Houston post
office, 4
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished southeast
room, convenient to boarding houses:
Apply SIS Main. b
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GO TO the Woman's Exchange for your
Easter cards. saohets, nests, eggs ann
novelties; also homemade cakes, bread,
preserves and anything 10 order. q
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II JOHN EXNER. formerly of Mauch
chunk, would write 10 his sister in
Chester, Pa. he viii hear something to
his advantage. 5
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FOR RENT cheap, butcher shop and fix
lures, including large refrigerator; spien.
did stand and coed established trade
would also delivery wagon and driver,
bargain TO right party. Call at No. l6Vs
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CE CREAM-I have opened business in
ice cream for the season and Will be
glad 10 furnish you with Cream at the
lowest rates, PARTIES wishing Cream VIII
find it to their advantage to call up
phone 300 before going elsewhere.
Frank Vance. BIZ
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BOARDING. HOUSE outfit for sale at n
harnain, Apply Landlady, 1923 Prairie
avenue 5
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POLITICAL speeches. lectures, essays. IT.
erory and other addresses written by ".
n. ioughery, Driskill Hotel Buiiding,
Austin, Texas. editor Browns History,
indian Wars and Pioneers of Texas,
uewspapers, etc; correspondence So
~ n'b"''T' 4-3D
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
southern exposure, bath room .conve-
nient. Mrs. O. White. llo2 Rusk ave-
fue, south corner Rusk and Fannin. .
FOR RENT--Two-story house. all modern
improvements. underground cistern
outhouses; also nicely FURNISHED front
room. close in. Apply 603 San Jacin'o,
corner Texas avenue. b
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HEIRS OF WILLIAM b. WALLACE
who resided IN East Texas in the early
days correspond with +. q. Jones. Me.
LISA, Texas.
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I.ADIES I'm delicate health should not
fail TO try Vigor Spring water. Sold by
druggists and at 1910 Congress ave
CABINET photos 80 cents per dozen at
Willyerd's studio. 5Oll4 Main street.
Houston.
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TADIES-We can save you money ON
furniture: before purchasing elsewhere.
yet our prices. that's ali we ask. Dilllng.
ham Furniture company, Main and
l,anitol 81
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The Post is the friend of the poor and
needy and publishes advertisements for sit
ualions wanted Of twenty-five words or
less three times free.