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Profession

DETECTIVE AGENCY-Tren.d detect
iv.E. Mttchinen and guards furnished
For rates and further Information all
dress James McCane, T. .. H9S is0
Houston Texas. s.ss
e. O. COTTON g. BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and AdiusteT=. - Main street.
corner Franklin.
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|0u|S|01a Red Keut Cypress
Listens, tanks and Water Trouqhs
Write Us for Price List
hUuSloN CYPRESS ClSTERN COMFY
Office and Factory; Foo. Of Main str..,
Phone &C.,
HOUSTON. TEXAS
WANT COLUMN
THE POST is THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM OF TEXAS

Ale foSI Is TIE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM OF TEXAS.
ne he fos, Is the friend OF the poor and
atveus ana publishes advertisements for
less three times free.
,ue Vnatse tor other Wants is almost
~, oinlhal; aud II you want anything an Ad.
a., ~ we cheap Column OF The Post is sura
20 20 get 1t for you. Especially is sucn the
Rooms FOR RENT.
BOARDING.
HGAl ESTATE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nlslNLSS CHANCES.
PERSONALS.
STOLEN. STRAYED.
LOST FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED TO TRADE
Kids AND PROPOSALS.
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS
PARTNERS WANTED.
NANrED TO RENT
WANTED BIDS
WANTED To BUY.
INFORMATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
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Lost. Found. Stray, Stolen.

LCST-P Pair gold spectncies IN case. be-
tween Holman on AIH.in street aud
Faith home: finder Will receive suitable
reward by reiurfang to Mrs. Kate Sliles.
S3i7 Austin street.
ONE Jersey COW, with crumpled horns.
one horn has brass knob. other horn Is
curled Up. white fset and legs; no
brands. one yearliug calf, blood red.
inO3iey, has no brand, bush NJ tau white.
RctJru 20 Cole Hubbard two and one
hnlf miles out on Main street and re
ceive reward. .
LOST Monday afternoon between Lamar
and San Felipe streets, on Bagby or san
Felipe. an unfinished point-lae. haHu"
herchicf Return TO Mr5. :. Il. Byers,
corner Lamar and Bagby.
LOSv-One black leather pocketbook con-
tanning papers valuable only 10 me, Re
turn TO iVDIs Franklin avenue and get
reward. eeabrook w. Sydnor.
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Help Wnnted

MlpDLE-AGltD white woman TO cook;
koeu nome Apply IN $ morning between
and 40 at fremont hotel. 4
ACTIVE book agents wanted for all the
cities aud towns IN the State; position
permanent. commission iargc Hubbard
Puh. co. Apply or address lios Texas
avenue. 4
NANTED--Io0 Tie makers: coed post oak
TIMBER never been rulled, l5c, railroad
iusWcuon and prompt bay. long loh
Frank l.. Denison. Caldwell Texas, on
Santa lie railway. Z
NANTElp--(;ood girl. IL or IA years old |,
,ne havlng no home. good. kind ,hspr-
iuoned girl On Ind home by apply
ng TO MIS-. William w. Ford. Cold
Springs, Texas. Z
WANTED Clean. Intelligent coiorci girl,
II TO Ii years old, to take care of chit
dren CAN today 1904 Austin. corner Of
Calhoun &
WNN1Ep--A nrst-claas cook none but
iirst-clasa need apply. Apply at once. vi
NO. llis Hardy street. 3
WANTED stonegnpher, young man.
mus, he competent write good long
hand. be accurate with iisurcs and COM
reieW 10 assist IN yenv-al office work,
Ss an5Y go pfE m ,Sis aroe address in long
wANrEp-Grl to do homework for
small family; German or Swcdc pre-
furrcd good home for right one. Can
~ once at 22IS Austin street.
" A N1ED--At once, one iirst-clnss white
hathrr: only sober men need apply, good
JOB for right party. Apply 10 ], G. AL.
len Bryan, Texas. 4
W ANTED-~At once. two young men to
act rs news agents. must be able 10
giYc small bond. Apply Thos. l.. Free
lana, Grand Centrnl depot &
WANTED u lube entry hookheopcr and
stenographer, Addrcs $685.. this ottice. q
TtMREItMEN. tIcmakcrs. Tor Guatemala.
Central American Railroad Agency, 3'i
Exchange Alley New Orleans. La. 90
SAIESMEN for our Bryar aud McKinicy
L gnra. $50 weekly and expenses. eN-
ptripnco uuncct sSary. FOLK lNirhie q
Co. st. Louis Me. 80
LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
About $500 acres well improved rancho.
Is miles from railway, Price $4,000, one.
half cash. or viii accept onc-hali 10
good city property Particulars of T.
j. SkagEs kual Estate Co.. BeoNille.
Texas. 81
ATTENTION BUSINESS MFN -Tne
Northwestern Life Assurance Company
wants a well established business man
In each town N Texas 20 incidentally
Represent u. An excellent opportunity
20 materially supplement your Income.
All the ftNorlte policies at rates from
q TO 81 ID per cent lower than those
OF othrr standard companies poliAns
uncomfortable and uon-forfe,tabie anu
have The most Liberal cash surrender,
loan total disability. extended and paid
IN in3nrnnca options. Address j NJ
Gambrel General Agent 3l Mason
Block. Houston Texas. e
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LOOK and baker wants situation, camp
gang or section. ~ sober and reliable.
has ,plendld references. Address 1871,
ihls officu. j
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GERMAN wants a place IN a dry good,
ov grocery buelness, good references
speaks German. English aud some Span
ish. Address l.. L. s.. this office,
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SITUATION wa,ated by middle aged Ger.
man. aob,r and reliable. hard worker. IN
any wholesale house AS packer or porter;
hest references. Address IS. this office. 8
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FOR RENT sl.75 and $500 per week. fur.
nished tooms. with mofern convent
encey. eas. hot and cold bath, close IN.
1878 Texan avenue. references =
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W NNTcl'--too tie makers. good post oak
timber, never been rulied, l5c, railroad
Frank l.. penison, Caldwell Texas. on
Santa lie railway. Z
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Real Estate for Sale.


4RUCK FARM or garden TO rent or sell
on long Tine; black sandy lana near
depot. Irrigated, y. @. Pickett, FLORES
vile. Texas.
WANTED TO sELl.--Twen'y acres of
land adjoining Or. sundts farm, be
tween santa Fe and Galveston, .itors-
ton ana Henderson roads. rrtdHi .oad
from Alvin. ne ghborhooa wen .in-
proved, VII sell cheap for cAsh Apply
10 Frank :. Prnaieion. shl& hlIl1 ng. ;
IMPROVED farm, 200 acres, for sale, 30
acres IN cultivation. cotton thfee quar-
tcrs bale per acre, TWO miles from an
rletou For terms apply 20 X. T. Han
Cock. AngietOu, Brazoria county Tea
WE CAN offer some 70 acre tracts four
miles south Of town NJ cXirfm ly low
fgnres call on or write Us. wilson
uaruaA 303 Is am bun ing II
: ITAVE purchasers Tor several nice
h1nr.s In Third ward. also hie lots.
St'r.l handsome homes !I Th.ri Wurd
- rent one neat cottage on Fam a
l"r rrlce 5000. one IN Fourth ward.
So NO. These are bargains and
80 ne sold Homes In mo different
nl.,.ds Tor sale on easy pawn nfs Choice
,"ar acr..ge 10 exchange Tor city prop
erty. yin assume membranes. y. u
Nornset-
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NANTElp--('ood girl. IL or IA years old,
,ne having no home. good. kind ,tspo-
siuoned girl mn ind u home by apply
tug to Mrs. William W. Ford. Cold
SnrlnHs, leNas.
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Personal.

MRS. l.. S. JONES private school en-
brac.ng all grades, begins September z,
at 250l rdnn.n street. Latin, French.
German and Music taught. Patronage
solicited. satisfaction assured. %
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For Rent.

FOR kENT-Four room small cottaps.
also some furnshc1 ccQins without
board. Address l5li Congress street. y
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X RAYS, X RAYS, y RAYS Houston
Elertro-TheIapeuticni and Massage SAM
.tar.um, Texas avenue and Fannin
street. A thorough system of Electro
frhcrmaI Napor, Needle. sulphur and
soda baths photographs and Fluoro-
scope examinations made with the X
Rays.
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FOR EXCHANGED complete Ice plant
m "a good town. "A 1900 stock OF druus
IN best town IN Texns. sevral Improved
fs-niA. choice business property In Ifous-
ton. Dallas. Fort Worth and t,aivcsIan.
! have the largest list OF exchanges In
the State and can suit you on almost
anything. Send me list II what YOU
have 10 sell. rent or exchange, PROMPT
ana careful attention given TO all busl-
ness intrusted with me. n, NJ, Nor
fleet. II
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III AROUND REPORTER wants s.tua-
tion. daily preferred. has heen city cdi-
tor ON good srnall dailics; best OF ref
e.rcnces 10 ability and character given
Address II Nj. Frost. care BOX ST..
Temple. TeAaa i
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Wanted to REM.

WANTED TO RENT--By npsponsible
party. good fve or six room house. 'front.'
Ing south or east, with stable. etc, In
Third or Fourth ward. Address Prompt
Pay" this Office. ~
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TO TRADE OR EXCHANGE for lumber
or anything OF equal value. one 6o-inch
return iubuer boiler. one piece OF tbs
inch shaft and one t2x2G iron pulley. l..
u. Miller city.
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MISS PRINCE BURKS Will reopen her
primary school, September L Il, COG Aus
tin street, corner Texas avenue; terms,
!l.00 and Sis per month; pupils solicited.
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Special Notice.


WANTED For his feed good driving
horse moderate use, Apply sos. Mason
building 4
on SEPTEMBER TO- 1880, l Will proceed
to soil TO the highest bidder for cash
tho entire stock OF hardware. etc, be-
longing to thu late firm OF Alsworlh.
Lynn n 90. Ia store No. 81 Preston ave-
nue.. Houston, Texas. G.. w. Bocock.
trustee.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS = Sealed
proposals VIII be received until noon.
Tuesday, September u. by the commis-
soners court OF Harris county for the
wood and Hteea furniture and the Bas
and electric fixtures for the Harris coun-
~ criminal court house and jail build
ing at Houston. Each bid must be ac-
c0mpanied by a csrlihed check drawn
by Houston bank for $40, payable to
that The BIDDER viii furnish satisfac-
tory bond Ia the fun amount OF the pro-
posal should the contract be awarded
him. Plans and specifications can DO
seen al the office OF Eugene r. Heiner,
architect. Jl0ls Main street. Houston.
TN. right IL reserved to reject any or
all proposals received. BY order OF tho
commissioners coisrt
Join g. TOD. County Judge.
TARPON FIsHiNG-Wc handle the fin
est line OF tarpon Ashlng tackle IN the
State. come 70 Rockport and see. or
write US. Burrcws Bros. Rockport.
Texas $3.50
person buying old furni.
tune under our name IL incorporating
US. as We handle nrst class furniture only.
Greenberg Bros. iO5 ard $T Travis Ut.
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TO puRLiSHGRS--A good writer, rric-
teal new spaper man and all round
printer of % years experience VIII lease
plant buy on time rr TAKE place on
salary best OF rotelVuocs. Address ;.
NJ. H. this ptnrc.
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NMF, G. A. Rt'JAC, planiste studio q.
Mason block; especial attention PAID 20
rIllimpnts OF muse: LESSONS at pupils
residence " desired: Instruction to be-
g.nners, also advanced students. II
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FOR RENT--onc store house. also several
small houses. Can or address Mrs n
.Frcund. sinS Franklin avenue \
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FOR RENT New four room aud pantry
cottage. stable and outhQllsei lQlG BagDy
street. Apply next door.
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FOR RENT-Nice store room with living
apartments above on WASHINGTON street
al So. por month. II. II. Gaut. Rns
Building
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UMBRELLAS and Parasols repaired and
recovered cheaper than amy othpr place
in the city; save money by giving me
II
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WANTED Second banded huRgy, a
spring or buck-board wagon. must be
IN good order, cheap for cash Write
Crawford streets hHlder city. -
ye5ol on RAND Highest price paid for
secondhand furniture and stoves. II
you have anything tc sell call on chi
cago Supply CO.. sQl Prairie Ave. Hons
ton. Texas. 3-lJ
HIGHEST PRICE paid for sce1nd-hsnd
g-ntlonon's clothing. Drop me postal
aud VIII call. II. Captain. 0o4 Milan
and Prairie. If
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MANIFESTATION as cotton marker or
marker In laundry, OF watchnan In rDil.
itad yard good references. Cali Gil
HesBlcr street, city, 8
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II y. CONNr'IL VIII correspond with G.
II. Black Coalsun, Texas, ne will learn
something to his interest. write quickly.
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MANDOT ~, guitar and banjo Instruction
,Wen hv prof Wn. Morris n Grune-
walds Music store lessons gwen At
residence If desired. terms Reasonable. 4
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms con
N'nien, to boarding houses Reasonable
rates Apply sis Main hireVt
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-25
CORNWALL.

Miss Lura Peck Is in a critical cond-
ton.
Mrs. Carleton Frost is reported little
better.
Work on the Fair bridge is progressing
slowly.
Those who have dug potatoes report
a light yield
Eta Scovel has entered the normal
school at CastletOn.
j. l.. Douglas has force of ten men
at work Killing his silO.
The apple crop is immense. The trees
are breaking down beneath their load.
The Ladies' Aid society of South
Cornwall will meet with Mrs. j. W.
Atwood on Thursday next. A full at
tendance is desired, as important bust
ness Is to come be fore the'meeting.
The social held by the Good Templars
last Friday evening was a remarkably
pleasant one. The programme was I'M
usually good, being composed of both
serious and comic, and all performed
their parts in an exceptionally fine man
ner. The society is to be congratulated
in having had Mrs. CRUDE of Robinson,
H., with them, who rendered in an high
ly artistic manner two pantomimes,
which delighted all. The hour spent
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-25
WEYBRIDGE.

Mr. and Mrs. II. a. Clark have return.
ed to their home in st. Adams.
Vernon Smith, chief of police at Min
neapolis, Milan, is at Mrs. Motifs.
f. II. Fske, Mrs. Levi e. Sturtevapt
and Mrs j. :. Cole were ill last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Mitchell of ST.
Adams are with friends here for a week.
y. W. Warner has started his threshino
machine and is doing good work. as
usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Norton and Levi
Winch visited Basin Harbor last Satur.
day on fishing tour.
a. w. Sturtevant suffered last week
from paralysis of the facial muscles
on the right side caused by an ear trouble,
lie is recovering.
Hon. Charles c. Colby, an ex-member
OF parliament, of Stanstead, p. o accom-.
panied by Mrs. Colby and Miss Jessie.
are at w. b. Childs'.
Mrs. Emma Harrington went on Wed.
nesday to Barre for short stay on her
way to Ashland, y. II. She intends to
spend some time at her sons home in
Ashland.
There was much merrymaking last
Friday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Newton, it being the 25th
anniversary of their Wedding. Friends
to the number of 100 saw fit to gather
together and offer congratulations
They brought an unusual number of
useful and valuable presents as tokens of
respect and esteem. The gathering was
genuine surprise to Mr.. Newton. but
he proved himself equal to the occasion.
and ably assisted by the bride of %
years, succeeded wonderfully is making
all feel at home. The Ethan Allen band
appeared in due time and did it's level
BEST winning much praise. In return
Tor many favors and encouraging words
the band boys presented the host and
hostess with very fine clock. Splen-
did cake and coffee were served bv the
young ladies and gentlemen in great
abundance. After the usual presenta-
ton OF presents, Mr.. Newton responded
happily. At late hour all wended
their way homeward. glad that it had
been their lot to be there. Quite large
delegations from adjoining towns were
present
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-25
WEST CORNWALL.

Mrs Thomas Shackett is in Shelburne
with her daughter, Mrs. James Strong.
Miss Murdoch of Crown Point. n. y.
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Edgar
Sanford.
Miss Lillian Corpron of Crown Point.
\. T., has lately passed several days at
o. a. Fields.
Mrs. Lucy Jones and Frank Casey
and wife attended the Baptist conven-
ton held at Bristol this week.
Miss Una NJ. Sanford has gone TO Bos.
ton and other places near the Hub" for
visit She went with her aunt. Mrs.
c. Ellsworth.
Rev. Mr.. Grafton, who has lately sun
Piled the pulpit of the Baptist church
mere will be here and speak next Sun
day at the usual hour.
Albert Pastene returned to Boston.
Mass, last week. He spent nearly ali
the summer at the home of his father.in-
law, VIM. II, Delong. His wife remains
here.
II. f. Taylor has sold what is known
as the "lIalladay corner and shop" to
Frank Mayhem, who will at once arrange
for wheels right and blacksmith shop.
lie hopes to have it in readiness for
business in short time.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-25
BRISTOL.

f. b. Palmer has the contract for a
bridge in Cornwall.
w. p. Chase Is entertaining his bro.
ther, James 5, of Kansas City.
There are several cases of diphtheria
In town, none proving fatal as yet
Rev. f. ii. Bigelow of Rutland preach.
ed at the Methodist church Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Rowell had as a guest
last week Mrs. Alden Brown of Maiden,
Mass.
Charles Averll who spent his vacation
here. has returned to Boston to resume
his dental studies.
Prof. Edwin Eastman of Council
Bluffs, Ia, former resident, is spend
ing his vacation in town.
The fat men of Middleburv are to play
game of ball with the lean men of
Bristol at Riverside park next week.
G. w. Burnham, who has been visiting
in woodbury. and vicinity for the
past three weeks, has returned home.
Rev. b. F. Kellogg of East Townsend,
Mass, former pastor of the Baptist
church, is visiting friends IN town.
Mrs. F. S. Sherwin and son, who have
been visiting in town, have return.
ed to their home in New Haven, Conn,
Mrs. j. +. Metcalf of Ames, n. y,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. f.
{. Dixie, for the past month, has return
ed home. Her mother, Mrs Mary Need
ham, went with her for an extended visit.
Edgar Raymond and Myra Young,
daughter of Robert A. Young, were
married at the residence of the bride on
Wednesday, the 23d. The gifts were
numerous and valuable. They will re-
side at Dawson, No. Dakota, the home
of the groom.
The I'D anniversary of the Baptist
State convention was held here on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday. There
was large attendance, about $50 dele
gates being present. There was also a
large number from the surrounding
towns who came to attend the exercises.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-25

Stephen Sparks hand is improving
slowly.
Elmer Partlow, who has been i'll, is so
as to be out again.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
George Palmerine on the 18th inst.
The paint works at Fernvlle are
leased. The lessee intends to start them
again.
The Brown family, who spend their
summers here, returned to their home in
Brooklyn Sept. 10.
Myron Kelsey of the east part of town
commenced haying on Otter creek
wednesday, Sept. lG. He says his grass
is good.
Mrs. IL. c. Rickert, accompanied by
her son and daughter of Goshen, and Mrs.
l.. Rodgers and Mrs. Frank Lewis Of
FOrestdale were visitors at Mrs. Hiram
Morses last week.
The Sunday school at the Ulion church
was reorganized Sept. ID. The follow
ing officers were elected: Superinten-
dent, l.. G. Needham; secretary, Mrs. II.
\. Morse; treasurer, Mrs. Ii. Brownson;
librarian, Miss j. Dow.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-09-25
NEW HAVEN.

John a. Caldwell, Jr., have been i'll
with typhoid fever.
Rev. G. n. Thomas has been absent ON
a two-weeks vacation.
Charles Haight of Rutland has been
visiting friends in town.
Supt. II. y. IInman visited part of the
schools in town last week.
Mrs. c. B. f. Palmer and two children
have gone to New York for the winter.
a large number of workmen were Law
ing new rails near the Junction lat
Sunday.
Fred NJ. Partch is again on the road
for guano company and will be until
January /.
Hiram Wright aged 81, is now tie
Oldest man in town and was out to vo.e
at freemans meeting.
Miss Martha Underwood. who HIS
been the guest of Mrs. Charlotte Wheel
er, has returned to New York.
5. Brown, ID. A. Roleau and G.. F..
Washburn attended the reunion OF tie
Army of the Potomac at Burlington la t
week.
Quite number of out-of-town schol-
ars are in attendance at Beeman acadc-
my this fall and the school is in flour-
ishing condition.
The Young Peoples society of Chris =
Ian Endeavor will give Il harvest supp, {
at the town hall this friday evening.
a large attendance is expected.