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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-29
THE BLACK PIT OF GHELLEGUzAN.
Facts About That Butchery Still Wrapped
in Obscurity.

Facts About That Hutchery Still Wrapped
in Obscurity.
For similar reason the details of the
GhelleguZan massacre, where it was said
that great pit was filled with corpses,
are still wrapped in obscurity. Consul
Hampson, who made a tour OF the viii
lagos, puts the number of victims at
twenty to sixty to the village. Shipley
therefore thinks it fair to estimate forty
dead for each of the twenty three villages
destroyed. He was unable to gather any
evidence as to the truth of the alleged
massacre at the convent of Surpmerapa,
but he thinks that all such stories were
enormously exaggerated, if not absolutely
invented.
He says that the story of the torture of
the priest Ohannes at Ghelleguzan seems
to have some foundation, but the alleged
flaying of the Armenian Shero by Colonel
Tewfix is extremely doubtful. Without
desiring to appear partial to the Armeni-
ans Shiplcy emphasizes that they were cx-
posed to the rapacity of government Of
ficials ana to the exactions of the Kurds,
who would have burned their houses and
stolen their cattle unless they had paid
their demands. 1t is easy to understand,
Shipley continues, that the Armenians
could not pay taxes and satisfy the kurds,
| and as the government did nothing to
| keep the Kuris in order one cannot be
surprised that the Armenians Were dis.
| contented.
Consul Hampson also attaches report
of the inadequacy of and the obstacles to
the distribution of relief Among the of
fetal dispatches is one from g. NJ. Hall
ward, the British vice consul ut Van,
written in November, 1891, which
describes n horrible butchery by the
kurds ut Sassoun, when men were burnt
alive, Ghelleguzan priest was tossed on
bayonets, and sixty girls were driven te
a church and the soldiers then ordered e
dispose Of them as they liked and then t.
massacre them. Shipley doubts this story
The editorials in the morning paper
| upon the Armenian Blue Book mostly
comment On the fact that they only pict
ure the overture to long tale of massa
ere, and that the careful report OF the del
egates has justified every denunciatioI
yet published of the sultan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-29
Alleged Mining share swindIcrA

KANSAS CITY, Jan. .29-Two impecunious
young men giving the names of Mason NJ.
Tottcn and c. T. Holiday, have been ar
rested here by postofficc inspectors from
Denver and St. Louis They are accused
of having used the United States IN ails in
swindling several mining stock brokers OF
Denver. Their plan was TO send urgent
requests by mail for certain mining stocks,
enclosing checks on Kansas City banks.
Neither Of the men had a cent in bank
here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-29
Jury Was Very MercifuI.

SIOUX Git, Ia, Jan. 2S-The jury in
the case of Harry Bloomington, charged
with the murder OF Fred Whitten, an
other IS-year-old boy, has rendered a ver-
dict of not guilty. The lads quarreled
on New Years day over chew of tobacco.
The shooting which followed and resulted
in young Whitten's death was held by
the Jury to be accidental.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-29
Pinkertons Run Down . Rascal.

DENVER, Jan. 29.-PInkerton detectives
have arrested Express Agent Krout, of
Colorado Springs, on the charge Of being
implicated in the theft of s30, ,OOU from tho
Wells-Fargo Co., several months ago.
His father, who recently came to Colorado
Springs from Cerro Gordo, Ills, was also
arrested ON a train at Walsenburg as he
was leaving the state, and about S4,6O0
was found sewed up in his clothing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-29
MRS. HOUSTON TOLD THE TRUTH
And Green, the Burglar, Removed Temp.
tatiOn from Her Path.

tatiOn from Her Path.
WELLFLEET, Neb., Jan. 29.-Mrs. Jane
Houston, the bank PRESIDENTS wife, lost
diamonds and other jewelry valued at
SO, 200. Mort Green, whom the authori-
ties were shadowing as dangerous sus-
pect, dropped into the Free Methodist re-
vival meeting just in time to hear Mrs.
Houston explaining in giving her ''experi-
ence" that she had just discarded her
diamonds and other jewelry since she
thought it ungodly TO wear them.
He said she left all of her finery on her
dresser when she left her house for church
Green left the church, broke into the
Houston residence, and found that she
had told the truth. He took everything
in sight and left note saying he was glad
he could remove temptation from the
GOOD woman,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-29
Total Killed Number Fifty.six.

CARDIFF, Wales, Jan. 29.-Thc explora-
tion of the coal mine near Tylorstown
which was wrecked Monday has been
completed and it is found that the total
number of killed amounts to fifty-six.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-29
Story in the Leonard Murder Case.

WICHITA, Kan, Jan. 29-In the trial OF
E. NJ. Williamson, charged with murder.
ing Henry H. Leonard to secure the lat
ters life insurance, Michael Jorden, an
old soldier, swore that Williamson ap-
proached him last October. a month be
fore the crime was committed, and sug.
gested that he knew where $50 could bs
made Williamson told him that he
knew Of woman who had a 5000 in
surance policy on the life Of Leonard and
that she would give 500 Of the insurance
TO n man that wocid.kiii him.
BEAD "Ar ARrIsf IN CRIME
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-29
Settles the Armenian Question,

LONDON, Jan. ga special dispatch re.
ceived here from St. Petersburg says:
.'No doubt arrangements point to con-
clusion between Russia. Great Britain,
France and Italy for final settlement Of
the Armenian question"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-29

Do not take any substitute when
you ask for the one true blood puri-
fer, Hoods Sarsaparilla. Insist upon
Hoods and only Hoods
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-29

BEAD "Ar ARTISf IN CRlnE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17
Real Estate for Sale.

'Vh SALE-2io acres OF land near Hous.
vi, CIV per acre; easy terms
NV acres. seventy niles west from
houston, partly improved and near rail-
ROAD station, 50 per acre.
,lWV acrs, eighteen miles sd,th from
easy terms.
,lssSo acres OF short leaf yellow pine
.innef iand, estimated to cut GOO feet
ot iuinber per acre on l4-inch basis,
Elk miles from railroad. 81 per acre.
-oW acres OF fine fruit. vegetable and
Eeherai farming land, eight m les from
Houston. fronting on Buffalo BAYOU. at
Slc per acre.
10 % aud 70 acre tracts. three and
haf, four and five miles from the court
house. AT $40 TO $40 per acre: easy terms
30 splendid little BRACES plantation at
sN per acre.
Nine lots and splendid six room hous.
on Harrisburg road at a blgN bargain.
Boih improved and unimproved prop
erty In all parts OF the city at prices In
Keeping with the times
Ut r. II. GAlfT Hlny Ru,liinr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17
Bids and Proposals.

NOTICE TO coNTRACToRs-selled b d,
,vill be received by ths commissioners
court of Harris county al Y o'clock
noon. on Monday. Oaiobcr IL, 1926. for
the building Of a bridge over Green's
az "Sccordance With the specihcs tons now
on HE in the oflce Of the cOuniy clerG o.,
Harris county 4 gooi and suffclen,
bond IN the sum OF 5000 Will be required
f,,r -he faltl ful performance Of the work,
- .9sh nd must - accompanied by a
.,c~tifcd check for $40 on some bank in
1fo',sfon The comfy reserves the right
TO reject any and all bids By order OF
he COMMITS sioners curt.
''e John G. TOD, County Judge,
houston. Texas. September u. lO-6
ATTENTION, CARPENTERS Estimates
wanted plans and specifications. at jog
Travis street. j.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17

CUSTOMERS wanted for china III or dian ,s5
sets, glassware. amps OF ciasI,ysre
20 " soS Main street James F. pumb'.e;
Manager
UMBRELLAS and Parasols repairea , snd
reroyered rheapcr than any other n.a's
in the ely save money by slElns p .
trial. II. CaplGn, S1- MI'ah' GU "p' ~
rie.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17

| HAVE purchasers for several nice
homes in Third ward; also desirable lots.
Several handsome homes IN Third ward
for rent. one neat cottage on Fann!n
street, price 5000, one IN Fourth ward
SOUTH Sw. ihese are nreains and
wards for sale on easy payments Choice
clear acreage TO exchange for city prop
erty: will ass ume membranes. y. IS
Norfieet II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17

FoR TRADE OK ENcHANGil-The best
improved 70 acres OF black SANDY loan
iand III Harris county, mGes from
court house, has beautiful a-stroy, II
room house, fruit trees, ouc. fnu well
and cistern, In fact. all uhet makes NJ
a desirable homc. Will exchange for cot
tg,gc In city or unmproved lots, or any
tltng OF equal value, also many other
bargains John L Boyle. 5iSl, Main st.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17

WANTED-By a school girl. place TO
board in some nice family. AS compensl-
tion would give primary lessons in nusic
or assist in ught housekeeping. Address
Box w, care of Postmaster. Clod.no,
Texas. ~
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For Rent.
FOR RENT--Two or three unSurnished
rooms. for housekeeping. 10l Crawford
street, cor. Capitol. 10

FOR RENT--Four room cottage. lii2 La
Branch street; water and sewer connec-
tons In yard: good underground cistern;
also one two. story six room house. APP
ply lil5 Dallas avenue. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17
s nIrfERENT ROLES.

.,aut AkaAht
- , n of yesterday contained a
hs m New York. giving the sub
. !, ',I speech delivered by ex-Mas.
~, of the knights of Labor
y powderly. at metng held
40 auspices of the Mckinley
n cooper Union. wherein he es-
!. cause of gold and denounced
~ sa.h the proposition that the Sit
e the poor mans dollar. In
s,s s,ulriiied his wholo past, and
rrItiply Instances wherein he is
a n perfidy by words out of his
s,.b an article IN the North Amer.
,aw for December. 1891. may be
Al, NJ the article is THE Work
and Free Sllver." and in part is as
y .rhe mechanic and the labOrar
denly Interested In the free coin
.5re- as the farmer can possibly
= in earning n livelihood AMI pay
Asy 20 all are qudlly concerned in
sSiln OF exchange. The farmer
m heard Gu The money question,
e,ty workman. although he has
stsn olu on the subject, holds
.ss,.cai with those Of his neighbor
I'm
. s,r at the behest of the own
pa silver was secretly and
" d,monetizci. TINS the laborer
sni within the last few months
-.n who were senator's and COLI
IN 1873. when tn i2aiion
was accomplished, have admit
s,s for the b.ll without knowing
sr Az the demoue tzaf OH
one statesman has not deniod IA
,re Of that act of treanhcry TO the
'tohn Snerman-and he Is today
s,oct of adverse criticism by nearly
fvng man who sag with him IN the
y,en that bill was adopted WI h
s,ion, on his word that it con a ned
,sat lnterfered with the coinage
tysr dollar.
The legal Standard today be
ankers, Brokers and gold owners
rr!i influenced congress 10 make
MI paople never demanded II.
gteed a sentiment that could ne
s y X, .d' csncress to pass such a
sss done wnen ~ bin with six ~
.rliors. as long as the moral law.
,js- discussion, and was passed
congress without question. he
NM body had faith in the honor
smmittee of three, of which Mr..
,s WAS chairman.
I'm "fr.e and unlimited coinage
n mean a Mai eyegvihiug in lie
y S,eer bullion aud OH srwlse viii
M coined into unlimited uuanti-
u thrnwn mo Tho street. Only
N have silver to ccin viii take 1t
nn, and only hose vino earn It
"But then the foreigners Will
In slyer here 10 be coined If II
eod that will give us too much
Il another cry. II "A dol lar's
1, .,lvsr cones across the wa-er
e wor,h of some American prod.
h Is reckless enough to send his
n ina, 1--WE will have too mucn
silver Is remonotized and made
u If gola" Is unworthy OF consil-
M nation ever Vel complainsd OF
to much money or suffered
h'that tause. Hard times and
IN T,re ~ con, ractlons ana not
"a Of the currency. Contraction
crency IS not possible VIII ire the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17

SITUATION WANTlDD-By a young mar
ried hdy OF refinement and education.
wJh0ut oncumbrancoS wishes situation
IN office or as goveiness, Including Music
and clocution. Address l6lS, TINS ofiicc, ~
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WANTED W orK, by n white man. with
good recommendations, TO drive ocliv-
cry wagOn. good sole tor Tor customers,
acquainted with the city, Address Want,
this of flee, ~
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FOR SALE-ISest farm II Henderson
county. 200 acres ;iue : sriclltursl land.
two large creeks; eight AVID one-half
miles south of Athens, soil. Irly sandy
loan, clay subsoil holds moisture; about
400 acres cultivated. new bdrbed wire
fences, orchard. tenant houses, barn,
etc. balance timber, nne l;rdss aud
mast. Price 5000, half can nr good
unincunhcred property balance LIBERAL
time. Jas. H. Gon N Sm, Austin
Texas. Is
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DID Yor rr-.n

I sa,' ' rs, a a remedy for ,.,,.-
ia, nsilci, i Bottle aow a,j =
!, Nv as .yite has been KISS
/, " Fer P'ed 70 the rsl'a1Dto
,ssTal iinrt.'ee. Complaints ' ay ana
40 to- nsot inhlcnce /, N .,,,.
i q A5nse,,,o he organs fkr'F ,.;
= Escs,. spshs. or ' sre ''o Y . lead
n bay sa,, Melancholy N or ..,..
e ~ ysu ~" ~ Electric Bitters is
al kaarant"aS Health ana
~ . cent? by its use. Large
A 1T z. A. Ye,slinv.
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YOUNG lady OF experience, owning ma
chine. desires a position as stcnographcr,
can furnish refSroneos Address Miss Nj,
llVi Lamar avenue. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17

POSITION WANTED--in pilot ograph GAL
lery as operator OF all round man. w
II. Ncwk.rk. Galveston, Texas ~
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WANTED situation by boy IL years
old rs clerk. office boy W anything to
do that is honorable. Address l.. Den
nette y. II. Col, Austin. Texas ~
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Help Wanted.

WANTED--A good saddle hand, at once
u good job for right man. Apply at once
to herman Fischer. Nictoria, Texas. -
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FOR RENT-A store ICo9 Preston ave
rue. near Main street. suitable for any
kind of busin ,ss. Apply American Brow
ing Co. 4
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WANTED Situation as a cook. single.
aged 50 years. Address lVvo, tnis ofnoe
IN
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WANTED--posi,iou by German woman 10
care for children or do housevotk. I'd
dress g96a, this office. ~
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WANTED Position at saWmln Shipping
OF III store, can fiji any clerical posi-
ton, good references. Address Boa ".
Montgoineiy. IeNaa. "
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FOR SALE-Four room cottage and
choice corner lot In Third ward: $500 20
$500 cash and balance on easy terms. G.
j Palmer tn = office. II
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WAN1Ep-Au educated young man from
Germany, speaking English. IN drug
store TO learn business and make him
sell generally useful. Apply to Wm. r..
Loeser, Eagle Lake. Texas. rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17

WANTED-Wo OF any kind by sober,
industrious and well educated young
man. mas had experience with stock. Ad-
dress IA, Nj. this office. ~
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Lost. Found. Stray, Stolen.

sTR1YED or sToLEN-BIack mare
mule about years old from my place
about four miles north Il Houston !.
branded on left jaw; scar across the nose
caused by an old barb wire cut Re
turn 10 j. NJ. Weeden ani receive so re-
ward. ~
LOST-On Monday. a pair OF gold-framed
speclacies, without case; finder Will be
literally rewarded by returning same 70
1895 Dallas avepus. "
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WANTED--work by deserving white man
not looking for office, soft snaps nor
shady jobs but labor In or out doors.
Address Hope, this ofncv. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17

LADIES Don't buy your fall dresses be-
fore Madame Josephs return from
Paris: she viii bring The finest novel
ties ever Imported to the. United States
ana made especially for her: prices ac-
cording to hard tines, every pattern
bought from Madame Joseph Will be
made free of charge. ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by a young man /
years OF axe, Wiling TO do any kind o
work. Address c. S.,-this office \
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FOX EXCHANGED Lands and city prop.
critics. both Northern and southern. Mrs.
CoNa Bacon Foster Moore Durnet
Building, lois Texas avenue. u
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WANTED-By young man position as gro
Gerry clerk three years experience All
dress sSi6 this office. ~
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EXPERIENCED HORSE TRAINER
wants situation. W. q. Jones. Box los,
CITY. ~
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Profess ional.

FIOIt5sIU4dI'
DETECTIVE AGENCY-Treined detect
ty.s watchmen and guards furnished.
For rates and further iniorinat,oh e ean
d n COTTON q BRO, Fire Insurance
senta and Ad1ustsrs. 10 Main street.
corre. Franklin.
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SlrI ATION WANTED by colorcd boy.
aged ~ years. to attend 10 horse, bug
W, yard or dining room. Address VIM
DAVIS. l@l7 Texas avenue, city. IL
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WANrEp-Wo rk by 1t reliable white
couple OF settled age. NO children, Will
take "A place for the fan and winter
Address -. this office. Is
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VIAVI--A home treatment for uterine
troubles: Investigate al io2 Binz build
my: lady attendants from , TO p m /:
advice and heal h book free. ~
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FOR SALES S. Mckinney survey. 1870
acres, Liberty county-lj0J acres heavy
pine timber, balance sup 'rior rice land ,
lies on both sides OF Southern Pacific
railroad one and oue-half miles west ,f
Sour Lake station; timber will yield
net s. per acre. and rice land in vicinity
Is worth s. per acre. Price. 81 per acre.
Jas. IL Gof 4 Son. Austin. TcNnS. is
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FOR SALE-Onc OF the bess corner gro
ccries In the Third war |; terms reason
able 10 suit buyer. Address 1856, this of
fee. II
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COMPETENT young g.rl would like a
position to assist m Homework, or as
house girl Call or address Miss NJ. H.,
nos Austin street. Is
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WANTFD-A paod saddle hand at once;
"a good job for right man. Apply at once
to herman t4scner. Nictorla, IeAas. -
-, --,,,-,- un,,,>- 49, l. ,r,,,,-,,si
"a No w ~ 80 ~, ,'',,,, -. :,
settled woman pret..tled. Apply Al once,
Mira 4 ID. Du5o $ 3lio Travis St Il
90 ,,,a-.5 Jo,7, yonI,
y ~ ~ i"us W teaN 80. 800 t'e
siits h'hRi'a eicr .'n,ar Md IND T.ader
mates i1a.ln s."'' ~ vy.a1,~sor Hsr'
, 1880 ,;,liHa connty. Texas %
..,In.., cr
AHENlS anu p'aI,V' mo =" oa n ",
,ohl.is'io,, iiu nSsi i"'o' 's "''1 ''''''
20, SlnE.hfsA1. INV, O.ilo
WANTED-li you are a th!hohe, uuehl-
pioyed and WIZ wolk ior w Pr VIZ IN,
write MasI1NipTn nios' II ''"''"''''
street, Boston, Mass, ----
So to $50 AND EXPENSES pad sales
men los cigars oAper enee unnecessary.
,H'r Hish m,HSswf o ST. TO L %%sso''' ''
WANTrp-Ore nrst-class nat trimmer;
none bu; first-class with good references
need apply. Mrs. "A. H. Meyer. Seaiy,
Texas. 10
WANTED-A young lady who under
sp.nds mi,.lc to- Act as companion tor
g lady and two chili,cn. Address Mrs;
l.. j. Smith. Corrgdn. Texas. Is
~ -I;rI; --r,yo bright and energetic
young ladies' to learn the millinery nusi-
street Is
W ANTED-By small family white gin
+r cook aud assist with house work
,S,,s, he y.II recommended. 1907 Lamar
@trect II
street
M ~ - 10, Wood a lob all win
ivrS " va, ~" unrt II and % cents per cord
. .et ~ Go, weekiv' Wilson wood and
coal yard north end san Jacsnto street
bridge. 10
"a ,>,,cl,Il--i0 CoO readers for inc Lie of
VAN Wesioy Hariin. written ny hnrself.
From agents or by mail, 50 cent. LII
eral terms TO agents. Address smith Il
Moore. Scguin, Texas sole publishers
and copyrighters. is
~, >,r,,, .,hnr t,,lnsf-fous TIMER.
"A c5 ! ~ ~ 10 1 ripbt man SApply' Win
refer.nces TO Strelsky Il Clark, Rock
daie Texas -
~ ANTI5D--AgenIs in every town within
on ms ~ Houston TO represent U.S.
- tn,ns ole address s Packlris
M ~ n',,arv Inuston Texas ~
- Ios - -------.--ls
WANTED-An active man N every 10
caliiy to represent US mo fortune nunltr
wanted; VIII guarantee SD weekly ana
all expenses, Investigate at once. BoS
t9oS, Boston. Mass. ~
~ , >s1,IsI- 400 cotton plckers at Sartarta,
W. = ~ bnve cotton 10 nick fcC three
b,s w II E'leids' is
l.-or.s s;o5ro
"A N'rIll--An nCtlNR woman AT SlNs'V
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TO RkNT-Store house to rent. near the
Southern ami National oil m9ls ON
Washington road Apply to f. Il. Ihow,
llnmne Nmllding. CIV. u
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FOR RENT-6-room cottage, all necessar,
ouJhorscs, WITHIN one block Of THIRD
ward school. Sl5 per month. Apply n
NJ. Noriiect, Hutchlns house. II
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WANTED Clnas elomeniary piano, w
samuel Walker, i7lS Commerce, near
MRS GEORGE KIDD'S school for young
ladies and children viii reoren on Mon
uI2 ~
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BRICK building for rent, opposite court
house. on Congress street. Apply TO DR.
j. clarendon. :.
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Board and Rooms.

CONNECTING rooms sulteho for FAM
iy or younR men, AL newly furnished
proyrmrnts, .xccilont table board and
prices reasonable ieii Mckinney ave. ~
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nd splendid six room hous.
a Al 4


FOR SALE-iIouse, two lots IN Brunrcr.
near car Ene; improvements all new /.
mouse IN good condition. This place Will
desires TO leave city October i; $500 cash
required, balance long time Apply
crank +. Arn!m. zoos Congress. Il
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WANTED 10 trade. 100 acres OF Bragos
bottom land for lumber or any thing elise
OF equal value Address L. W. Bains
I'attnleon. Texas. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17

FoR TRADE OR sArE--I have Gao acrus
good land + Archer county, perfect
tie; what have you to trade for 4? Il
brinks I'd, Caldwell Texas II
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Personal.

PERRY STEPHENS. Of Kansas CITY, has
preparation for cleaning all kinds OF
goods; cleans and lays carpets. can on
him at 10 San FELIPE street. -
1906 CONGRESS STREET. highest price
paid for second hand clothing icwolrN,
Old gold and furniture. VIM. horliL =
MISS BURKS Primary School has
uupi!s solicited. &C Austin street. q
WHEN YOU WANT instruction you want
the best: call on Professor william Nor
rs. the popular mandol n, guitar and
banjo teacher at Grunewald's Music
store. II