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Evening journal., 1896-10-21

Hoodlum tactics do not avail anything
in Delaware politics. Fair play should
be granted at all times, especially in
the matter OF free speech. The assault
made upon the Republicans in the
Tenth ward last evening is worthy of
public condemnation. The Tenth ward
is a Democratic stronghold and the
people out there can afford to be most
liberal in their treatment of campaign
orators. II Democratic speakers were
to go into the Fifth and Seventh wards,
which are Republican strongholds, and
receive such treatment at the hands Of
the Republicans as the Republican
speakers received at the hands Of GER
tain Tenth ward hoodlums last night,
there would be howl of indignation
from the Democratic Tenth. The law
abiding and order-loving Democrats in
the banner ward OF the city should take
steps to put down this lawless element.
Evening journal., 1896-10-21

Hon. John S. Crosby, the distinguish
ed orator of Kansas City, Mo-, will ad-
dress the citizens of Wilmington on
Thursday evening at o'clock at Turn
Hall. Eighth and French streets, on the
issues of the campaign.
Evening journal., 1896-10-21

ATTENDING THE CELEBRATION.
The celebration of the 150th anniver-
sary of Princeton College began to-
day. Hon. J. Frank Ball, Senator
Gray, Willard Hall Porter and w. G.
Spruance are in attendance.
Evening journal., 1896-10-21

A Single Tax meeting held last even
ing was addressed by John S. Crosby,
II. V Hetzel and A. II. Stephenson.
Evening journal., 1896-10-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

In speaking of the coming election t.
Irving Handy said he felt confident tn at
the state would give Bryan and Sew all
a majority, and that the city of Will
itself would go Democratic on
the national ticket.
Evening journal., 1896-10-21
welded AT sT. IOHN's.

At noon to-day, Miss Eleanor H.
Chandler became the bride of Arthur
G. Bowie. The ceremony uniting them
occurred at st. Johns Protestant Epis-
copal Church, Twenty-flrst and Mar
ket streets, and was performed by
Bishop Coleman, assisted by the rector,
Archdeacon George G. Hall. 1t was ac-
cording to the full choral service of
the church, and very impressive and
beautiful The handsome interior of
the church was enhanced by the beau
tiful floral decorations.
The bride was unattended except by
Miss Leila Benson, who acted in the
capacity of flower girl Carter Bowie
cousin Of the groom, of Bal
timore, and son of the late
ex-governor of Maryland. was
best man, and the ushers were A. d.
Peoples and Chester Gibson. of this
city; Alexander G. Boucher, Of Brook
lyn, and William II. Stafford of New
York. The. bride was given away by
Colonel N. r. Benson.
Miss Chandler made an ideal. ROSY
bride. Shewore agown of whitemoire We
lour, trimmed with chiffon and exqui.
site rose point lace. Her long tulle
veil was caught with white chrysanthe-
NUNS, and she carried a bunch of the
same flowers.
Miss Benson the little flower girl
wore a pretty frock of white organdie
over white silk, trimmed with white
ribbon and lace, and carried a basket
of pink carnations, white chrysanthe-
NUNS and ferns.
Following the ceremony a reception
and wedding breakfast were held al
the home of the brides mohter, Mrs
Mary e. Chandler, No. 1904 King street
Those present were: Mrs. Rachae
Chandler, Jesse Chandler, Mrs. Charles
/ b. Lore, Miss Emma Lore Mrs. David
/ b. Derrickson, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Price, Colonel and Mrs. n. r. Benson
| Miss Leila Benson, DR.. and Mrs. Ora.
/ ham, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs
George Brooks, Charles Brooks, oi
! Philadelphia; Miss Margaret Dennis
Benson Dennis, of Crisheld, Nd Mrs
/ Harvey Smith, of Clayton; Mrs Marga
ret Benson, Mrs. James w. Ware, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. c. Rhoads, Mrs. Ellen B
Hudson, Mrs. n. L. Hudson, Mr. anC
/ Mrs William Duncan, Miss Marjori,
Duncan, Rev. and Mrs. George c. Hall
! Miss Maizie Derrickson, DR.. Caleb Har
/ Ian, John Bowie and Mrs. Frank Add
son. of Bowie. Md; and Mrs. Fredericl
/ Rhodes, of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowie left this after
noon on a wedding trip. After thei
return they will live at No 1904 Kim
street.
Evening journal., 1896-10-21

'Ice Man" Turner and Linsey Gordon
will speak at Fourth and Shipley
streets Saturday evening. Mr.. Turner
will also speak at Turn Hall on Friday
evening.
Evening journal., 1896-10-21

FOR RECEIVER OF TAKES AND
COUNTY TREASURER,
JOHN N. CARSWELL,
OF Wilmington Hundred.
Evening journal., 1896-10-21

On next Wednesday Senator Arthur
P. German will deliver a free silver
speech in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1896-10-21

Every Democrat should get registered
on Friday and not wait until Saturday,
which is the last day. Arm yourself
with a tax receipt, so early to the reg
istration place in your voting district,
and do not leave until your name is on
the book. If you are not in a position
to fully qualify, get yourself partially
qualified. This is year in which it is
the duty OF every Democrat to express
his convictions at the polls.
Evening journal., 1896-10-21

Frederick A. Walker, of Trenton, N
j.; John c. Higgins, Robert G. Hous-
ton and Hugh c. Browne will address
a regular Republican meeting at Hook
essin on Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1896-10-21
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN
CONGRESS.
l.. IRVING HANDY.
OF New Castle County.
Evening journal., 1896-10-21

FOR CORONER,
GEORGE A. WILLIS,
OF Wilmington Hundred.
Evening journal., 1896-10-21

In an address delivered before a
crowd Of negroes near Camden one
night recently, George w. Roberts, of
the Dover State Sentinel, stated that
there was not carload Of Higgins Re
publicans in the whole State Of Della
ware
Evening journal., 1896-10-21

FOR SHERIFF..
JAMES b. TOMAN,
OF New Castle Hundred.
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ROOM, for gentlemen only; an elegantly
furnished room In private family, dress
ing and bath room attached, hot and
cold water and gas. Apply after Sunday.
1870 Dallas avenue. S
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PROFESSIONAL.

rec, d. MekANNA, Sanitarium, Main
'se' ana Elgln Avenue. '''
hno $3.50 c.. y. ABERCRUMBiiG--
nj NJ ,shercrompie, Attorneys at law.
street Norris Bldg. II
|Ssntso rIoN & BRO. Fire Insuranc.
ginsr Fraaa Adjusters. - Main street
WIN +. HAMBLEN-
Attorney At Law,
houston TsxaA
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500 PER MONTH, or more; chances to
make money by speculation are better
nov than ever Nice Incomes are 'nauc
from small Investments. wheat and
stocks oner excellent opportunities Tor
those with limited means TO make
money; we nlwayR work for customers
interests, write. for advice and book
showing how to do It, free, Comack Il
Co.. - Broadway. New York,
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DID YOU EVER try TO make money! Wul
you speculatcY $40 to 500 invested NOW
means 500 to si0l in ninety days You
can make money with our safe system
sixteen years I'm the trade. our book
free. 1t costs nothing to Investigate
National bank references. Write to Day
a Roberts. Grain Brokers. III LaSallo
street, Chicago
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WHY NOT make an effort TO own your
own nome? Look at these prices aud
Duy While they are on the market. Two
ehoice lots on Crawford street, $500 eao h ;
quarter block on jefferson street Siop:
choice capitol avenue property at a bar
gaip. ! nave new eight-room house.
aik modern conveniences and appliances
I'M lot, price $500. 500 cash and balance
siV per month. | have choice property
IN Third. Fourth and Fifth wards al
ROCK notion prices. | have several Gus
TONER'S FOR Third ward property. II YOU
nave anything to offer send me a list
OF same. | have large list of exchange
able property. Two hundred acres in
Biazoria county, all under good wire
renee, with good improvements 50 acres
proke. VIII exchange for unincumbered
Houston city. property. The only com.
pIete set VI abstract books of one OF the
best and most rapidly developing coun.
tles IN South Texas, Will exchange for
lands or city property. This offers an
exceptionally fine opportunity for some
young lawyer to make good money in
connection with his legal practice. Cor
her lot, 5GNl0O feet, on Polk avenue, six
room cottage, for 1885, $500 cash, balance
s2l50 per month. Call on me If you have
properly to sell, purchase or exchange.
N. NJ. Norilect. New Hutchins House. II
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1851 PROFIT In one week on a capital of
500; why toll amid ordinary channels OF
invest IN uncertainties 10 amass wealth
when there Ks u field rich In golden har-
vest open 10 inyestors2 Investors al
ways desire quick. certain results. par
ticulars free, II. Hudson, $50 Madison
avenue. Covington, Ky ~
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WANTED--Four theatrical men, ono
comedian and two ladies. Call Monday
evening from $3.50 to . p. m. at Houston
Heights hotel. Miss Boyd. q
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SALE OR TRADE-That grand trot-
s,aiiion Newcomb, son of Nutwood,
nf living sires, grandson of George
Lss greatest sire that ever lived;
[conlb Is an elegant individual lit
gsaa any stud is a lirst-ciass race
n, record 2:2gs, can he made to so
e. n slayer and finisher; hard to
h tall at NJ. Sanberg's stable on
t,on street and see for yourself. A.
l,.,ut''t 2l
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FOUR connecting rooms, unfurnishedt hot
and cold bath, modern conveniences, all
keeping to couple without children ref
erences. 1909 Milan. Is
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i no for Colonial Homes, % building
kns and plans. Herbert c. ChiVers,
6itect. st. Louis, Mo. 70
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A GOOD experienced party who is well
acquainted In the city to form n COM
pany FOR an enterprise which will make
quick and large returns. Address NJ. j..
t. this office. y
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FOR RENT--Newly furnished south eN-
posed room, at reasonable rate, to gentle
men only Apply g02 Crawford street. 20
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On for sale doing good cash bus
account retire from business. Adc
6S66, care Post. 70
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Manitoba blyer for nice clean stock
OF staple and fancy groceries in Waco.
Texas viii invoice about $4,000, splendid
STAND, moderate rent, Address The
Texas Business Bureau, Dallas. Texas. 26
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sPECuLArloN-send your speculative
orders Tor grain. provisions and stocks
To reliable house We soLcit orders on
margins. our daily market letter sent
free on requeat. also our book. Profit
ahle Trading" our facilities are unex-
colcd. Mckenzie, Turner 4 Co., AIS
Western Union Building, Chicago.
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INCREASE YOUR INCOME--s5o 10 slooo
invested judiciously In Wall street opera
IONS now can be made to yield n nice
monthly income; send for book on sue
ccssful speculation. mailed free. c. NJ.
Van rasscli. highest references; MEM
Der New York Con. stock Exchange, Il,
Broadway, New York :.
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FOR SALE An interest In one OF the
best country papers in Texas: fine Job
business. largest circulation in the
county IN which IT Is printed, and the
most advertising can have fun con-
troll good reasons for selling, independ.
ent-pOpulist. must have some cash. Adj
dress for further particulars Lock box
g.. Bryan. Texas II
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NERSIIIp--
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership lately subsisting between Floyd
r. King and Henry II. kublman, I'M
der he firm name OF King & kuhlman,
was this day, the 2th day of January,
1896. dissolved by mutual consent. All
debts owing to the aid firm are to be re-
ceived by the raid Henry II. kaufman,
and al demands on the said partnership
are to he presented 70 him for payment
at The late place of business OF said firm,
corner OF Runncls and Hamilton streets.
city of Houston. Harris county, Texas,
where the business VIII he conducted by
the eaid Henry II. kaufman In his own
name.
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FOR SALE-12 Acres OF nne land, four
ana half miles from center of city, at
80 per acre; 10 acres, same distance. at
S3',5O per acre, AZ acres, four to four and
a half miles from court house. at $50
per acre--a bargain. TO- 20 and 10 acres
tract, hve miles west from court house
on and near Buffalo bayou, at $50 to $j
per acre, on easy terms. Small tracts
or acreage near city limits at 500 to
40, 50 and 100 tracts of as fne land
as there Is anywhere. eight, nine and
ten miles from Houston, at sl3 to $50 per
aero. Oh terms.
City-Two lots and nine-room house
On capitol ave. near in, for s500n--a real
bargain; two lots and two houses on
Preston ave. for $1,000, 5000 cash and
balance on long time--"a snap" ronm
cottage. on Austin street with one lot.
!ltoo. $500 cash and balance one. two and
three years; room cottage On Austin
street. $780, $3.50 cash and balance long
Time; lot ana a half in Third ward. for
SP50. on easy terms; 75xl00 feet al cor
ner OF Milan and Calhoun, partially I'M
proved, for $3.50, on easy terms. | havo
numerous other pieces OF property both
improved and unlmproved; the above are
few special bargains, See me II you
want to buy or sell anything In the
way of real estate. II. d. Gaut. real
estate and rental, rooms 203. 20i and 700
Binz building. II
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SPLENDID rooms for light housekeeping
at lulI Dallas avenue; references eX-
changed. Call today. y
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Five-room cottage, with
bath and sewer connections, on corner
Clay avenue and Chenevert street APP
ply Mrs. S. Geiselman. l+l7 Jackson Is
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms for
gentlemen. or two furnished or urfur-
nished, for light housekeeping. 1909 Cont
street, Fifth ward. 70
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A WOMAN. unencumbered by children,
with $1,000 10 $500 to invest, Zone with
some knowledge Of hotel business pre-
ferred) can secure n safe and profitable
investment by addressing Hotel, care
Post 30
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1--we young bay mares, per-
y gentle to ride or driwe' , nne Saat
one hsrness, cheap for cash. Ad;,
"p q. Box 1870, city. -...e
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acknowledgements energetic life In
surance solicitors most liberal contracts
to good men. Address IL. l.. Thompson,
district agent, Galveston Texas e
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+r-posEs-All the best, twelve for
- de- Marechal Mel. La France,
'esmaid, Cath, Mermet, etc. Free ny
Phone 6lS. Westgate's' opposite
kuood ~
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US: 1t
d diplofI1
gland's
are pol
suade \
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FINANCIAL.


city property. a. Paul d Co., 1000 Con.
greSs avenue. %
WANTED-To borrow 1920 or $500 for ten
months. security irst-olass. G. w. Hu
y O. Box iif. 2a
COTTON Speculation --ff you are IN
terosteh 10 speculation, write for our
little book on the subject Speculation
End How 10 Trade" which viii be sent
free TO any applicant; cotton and grain
futures bought aud sold on limited mar
gins G. j.. Van Winkle & Co, ",
23s LnSalle street. Chicago.
DID YOU EVER try to make money? See
under Business Chances. Day q Rob
erts.
5000 TO LOAN et per cent; security
must be gilt edged; one cottage ana one
two-story house for rent MIS-. Belle
Bryan, Fox building. Is
A. J.. AUTREY & CO, Real Estate and
Lean Agents. loans NEGOTIATED on city
property and good security. All busl-
ness strictly confidential. iol5h Con
gross avenue. 20
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WANTED--Good girl for general house
work in small family expecting to leave
city, good, permanent home for right
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TO SELI4-Wood from 400 acres timbered
land, mile of Stafford Station; oak, ash
wood to remove from land. ]. +. Lester
Houston. q
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nr,rs beow cost. as we intend to
aut our carpets before summer
eoSsr them regardless of cost. Ed.
a iiiip x Bro, llb Main. 1
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WANyED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT--OwneTs OF property
to rent will do well TO !ist Il with inc,
my facil!ticy for showing city property
are first-classi all property listed with
me will br advertised and shown free.
N. NJ. Norfieet. Hutchins House. y
WANTED-By lady OF experience, 70
rent furnished house and board owner s
family for rent: will expect privilege TO
rent extra rooms. Address Mrs. r., care
Post. =,
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WANTED--A young giri, not over II
years OF age, to do general house work
German preferred: must be neat, honest
"a
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HELP WANTED.

MAN AND WIFE to work on farm
housekeeper: two white cooks twomen)
TO work out OF city. Call at Bureau Of
Information, 5i4 Travis street. ~
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YARD AND ROOM wANTED.

4 life iwhoard for couple IN exchange
sSs A. e.. care Post "a
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BOARD AND ROOM.


FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms. WIN
board hot and cold bath, gas ana az
modern eonveniences at 9l2 Travis street
telephone NO. 55s.
FOR RENT-N.cely furnished rooms IN
private family, with or without o t.i ;
all conveniences. Apply at No. l2V' Milan 20
street
FIRST-CLAsS hoard and nicely furnisnesa
rooms at reduced rates. "S am "a
street.
NICELY furnished south room, openiils
on gallery; gas. hot baths q, o'o co,,nls
good table board, very cheap, 10 eoupiSe y.
II permanent. Address 1858, care ross, -
ROOMS and board IN private family Tor
two gentlemen or couple; terms .reaSoi "
able: references: ITO Austin street. =
BOARD AND RooM-Nicely furnished
front room, with crate, fcr coup'gs,
two gentlemen good board; on 81 III, ,hs
good neighborhood and LOCATION Da'i's 3;
1853 Travis street. .-, "
NICELY furnished rooms with board ne'
and cold water. bath privileges, g ,n1
etc. three blocks from Capitoi iio'e %
sl2 Travis street.
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PHYSICIAN wanted as partner In cstab-
nshrd ONCE; must he competent nun ,
rare opportunity to RICH, party. Adj.
dress IN confidence. 4. o. Box 200. tIous
ton, Texas, %
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOh sALE--l nave nice quarter block on
Louisiana street car line In Fair Ground
addition, at low figure. Il. c. Hodgetts.
81 KAN building,
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CAN you have fun with IT, Get one and
see; Electric Light FOR the necktie, with
pocket battery; t50 postpaid. Globe
Novelty Co. Galveston. 20
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{cr,-TSyonty-fivo old mule car bodies
sale cheap. suitable for wash houses
LIN, ken coops. Apply to the Office Of
IHouston city street railway. 20
LoNGNECKER's Texas Yeast is
ONLY ut Redwood's grocery store,
frayls street. -
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TEN ACRE TRACT fine garden land,
owned 10y us, TWO miles from the city.
prize $780, worth double; near school and
church thickly settled neighborhood.
GolGthwaite < Moody, over Houston Ma
tional Bank II
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TO INVEST $1,000 with services In an es-
tahlshcd paying business. II, c. V,
this office. 80
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FOR sALE-LAND WITHOUT MONEY

You can buy ten acre tracts Mt Pass-
dena, the finest land and location in
Southern Texas, without any cash pay
ments for two years. Apply to Mrs
Cora Bacon Foster, 1915 Texas avenue,
Moore Burnett building x
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IsALE-A few thousand large lie
! a near trees, Japan plum, California
"A cape lasmines. roses. Address
Mckenzie, Genoa, Texas. y
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FOR RENT--A new. .six-room two story
house, corner Clay and Cbenevert; hot
and cold water: gas and sewer connec-
tons. Apply No. 1918 Franklin avenue.
4
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WANTED-All persons Ia search OF
houses 10 call on {. G.. Williams. proprio-
tor Of the Lone star Nov ng company.
at the corner OF Texas avenue and Main
In the city; phones 5A ard ass /
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good patent 10 travel and sell goods and
territory. must have s5oO; no postals
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THE BOOKS for the subscription of stock
to the Houston lncandescent Lamp Man
ufncturing Company are now open AZ
the office OF Mr. John. If. Ruby. No. 1916
Congr,rs avenue, HuIston, Texas, par
ties Wishing to subscribe may call there.
The Houston lncandescent Lamp manu-,
featuring Company. 2-l
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T.. n. KING.
HENRY II. HUFFMAN.

WE HAVE LABORERS, house girls, me-
chanics business managers. bookkeep-
ers, stcnocrap pliers: we furnish you man
or woman for house or office free of
charge. Taylor ~ Buchanan. 70
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AGENTS--Good canvassers can make over
$500 per month soliciting for Woods
Photo Cabinet. which is presented To
lodges; exclusive territory. \. Il. Wood
Co, Kalamazoo Mica. 20
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

| WANrED--Partncr with sla5 to Join me In
| dsess Immediately eS7, care Post. u
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o.css linHituidtciy uuci, care fpet. ~
wANTED--Yo Dung man with $500 for
branch OF Chicago house, salary 500 per
month and per cent on the business.
Address Geo. Morton. 125 Franklin street,
Chicago. ~
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ANTFD-Pnitner with 5000 TO take lii
tcrest In cash paying business. RUarau-
Tee $4,000 profits his YEAR. none but
hustler need answer Address SSH. care
Post %
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IsAI.E-Charcoal In any quantity,
Deliver 100 barrels Wednesday; write
Will call and talk it over. H.. 3U51a
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-26

FOR RENT-Two largo connecting rooms
on lower floor. furnished or unfurnished.
on Caroline street. 1906 Brazos, corner
Dallas 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-26

WhNTED-ro correspond with competent
parties who thoroughly understand laun-
driving, dyeing and cleaning OF clothes,
Address y. Smith. Edna. Texas. q