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Mesa free press., 1896-01-24

MESA should use every effort to
keep we'll up in the front rank of
active, pushing, progressive towns.
Mesa free press., 1896-01-24
DESERT LAND. Final PROOF..-NOTiCl
F0R PUBLICATION.
United States Land .)ffice, Tucson, |
Arizona, January 81, 1896.

Arizona, January 81, 1896.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that Lovina Davis.
Of Lehi, Marcopa Countv. Territory of A, isona.
nas fled notice Of in sention TO make proof on
her desert land claim No. s5ol. for che South
East quarter (sEO Of South East quarter (SE3,
Section 81. Tp 2 N.R4E.G& sRM. before
the Clerk OF the District Court at Phoenix.
Aaricope County. Arixona, on Saturday, the
2ath day OF February, 1896.
She names the following witnesses 20 prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF
Az land. Thomas Byers, Thomas Biggs Harver
j. Harper. and Nsils Peterson. ell Of Lehi,
Arisons. EreRxn J. TR1rpss.
rEst p0o Jan ~ Register.
Mesa free press., 1896-01-24

Hay is said to he pretty scar .
in the valley, the bulk Of it having
been fed to cattle
Mesa free press., 1896-01-24

Chas. Starr was up from Tempe
yesterday,
Mesa free press., 1896-01-24
Financial STATEMENT
or THE
Village Of Me Sa City
FOR Thk FISCAL YEAR lsss-0e.

EiecCiOu poARd, 16SS. SS.................:. 10 20
Typewriting. Observation-Disclosures. TBS
Fencing cemetery grounds and labor Sc 0U
Mess water right tr Experimental Stn 2Ao 90
Right OF way in nid,le diteh..... -. 500
Real estate from Wp Passss ......... I25 90
siu5icaf instruznenta for hFsss band. s.. $500
Tax Roll book. seal end stationary -. 2425
Repairing village hall -. .........,. ao9O
Labor on Streets. ts...................... l25 81
Merchandise nails, coal oil. .bl apkets, etc IL so
Burying dead anipal al.................. 100
Expenses OF Irrigation Congr ese...... 10 10
County Recorutr (reeord ing). ........ IL 70
Mes. Free Press, printing and pulling l43 10
Street A Frazier, legal opinion Survey $50 90
Morton h shswman, (retainers tees).... 90 90
Establishing grade ON Main Street,. 81 ~
Marshai'~ Salary. Observation-Disclosures. lSO Or
Meals for Prisoners .....,. .,.... s65
q q Lewis, per centa9e collecting taxes 10 Is
Guard Fees, .......... II 90
II Pomeroy. making assessmsnt roll Is 90
H Pomeroy. as Clerk OF Codncil. 80 so
H pcmeroy, making duplicate tax roll 500
Salary Mayor and Councilmer ....... l25 oG
Total Expenditures 49,. S;722 s6
Balance On hand Jan, 1895 1856 IL
y Grand Total .......... $lsSx 4s
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The March number Of the Delneator Is
called the great spring number and Is es-
pecially valuable and interesting because
of the early forecast II contains of spring
and summer STYLES ana materials for
ladies, misses and children.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-17

Home Study, published at Scranton. Pa,
Is the name of monthly journal for stu
lenS of mechanical, steam. electrical
and mining engineering, architecture,
plumbing. heating, ventilation, mechanical
and architectural drawing, etc.
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Z PATRIOTS DIED AS BRAVE MEN.
outing "Vive Cuba Librc" When
the Shots Were Fired.
Geo HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL.
q is Now Fairly within the Province
OF Havana. and Can y otn
General Gomez.

Key West. Fla. February i7.-Adviccs
I'M Havana via tho steamship olivette
icate that General Wcyler has already
gun the butchcrics which the Cubans
We predicted would mark his reign In
iba. According TO these advices the
ldcsr excitement prevails In Havana
O. story which is generally credited
Mt thirty political prisoners confined In
y Cuhanas were shot LAST Tuesday night
order OF General weyler. Since his
rival Wrylor has been going over the
{ OF prisoners confined In the cnbanas
4 placing a black mark against those
nom he considered the most dangerous.
luudJy night he completed the task aud
NJ the names Of thirty suspects 10 the
umaudant OF tho cahnnas with orders
nt they 10 Immediately executed, The
mmaudant ia reported TO have demurred
first. but. on receiving "a second order
hencd to have the men executed. The
lsoners were brought into the prison
"a ten at Il time placed with their
,cks against the wall and shot.
The second aud third patches had to
ss by he bloody corpses of their com-
MONS previously executed. ono OF the
ards employed at the cahanns told the
Dry Friday while drinking IN cafe.
said that nc never saw men die 40
uNoly nearly every one OF them shout
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MAcIso srccI.ssFuL.

an Join Forces With Gomez When lie
Pleases- Insurgents Active.
ttn,,,,n lfnl,runi,, II srb,, ,vidosnr,nd
"''"' '''' ~ ~,
al destructive hcuNity Oh 'lo WsurHehs
MAtnu2na and Havana provinces eon-
,.. ,,,ai,,t,i :
M ,,..,. ~, "a.
IN" lnsuFgoht 'huer ihsies''o hlu nis
aud attacked the village of La Ysabol,
, thn Colnn district. The garrison re-
,,,d ,f,., ,.,sa.,, ,,,,,r ,h, t,.,, AM, ,,,,,
N"''' '"e "9H'i'V "l''" ~ ~. "'- 49,
as Insurgents 10 night win Joss OF Two
illeu Gnl twelve wounded
s.v.,,i small ln,ds attacked Fart Sal
-. ,,.,N..
anpr al 'iehtueil'cS III IN" Hsna "'sti'St'
he captain led the garrison OF fifteen In
sorti. and thraa Insurgents, were KILLED
,,, -, 80. ,'',,,, ,,.,,l....,,
= ne hlNuisc"'S "i'' ""r"e" i""c''oa'has
rnr Sagua.
I'm IInvaun province they have burned
-, 49,. n.t,. ., ,rt 49, go. Ca, NJ,
pc. the aelds OF Armonio at Bolondron
ma the Acids of Santa Catalina at Guam
yaJuy
IN. culVorts OF The railroads at San Luis
. SuufiaTo de cuba have been dynamlted
a thr insurgeuts
According 10 later reports OF the ell
ai;ctncin ut Salo Prieto with tho band OF
rrann Sanchez Il appears that che insur-
rnt loss was 40 killed and 100 wounded.
,cluding The leader. TruJllo, the sccre-
sry. of the treasnry OF the Cuban gov
fnmrui seNfo ilni NhS Wounueu, ana
he famous bandit, Tuerto Roderigucz.
az Killed.
Tho picipl detachment Of troops at
.ocreO, MsttnnzaF. dispersed band or
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WE CAN TEACH you shorthand and
typewriting by mail; write for circular
and narticulars regarding mail course.
The Houston Shorthand and Typewrting
School Mason block "
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TIE LATE MAGAZINES.

aMlton Andrews Hill, whose
= been so deeply mourned, was
" most jealous and Industrious
antiquarlans, His history of
sVh church is n monument Of
tsssa and devotion. The Old South
lysse stands where once was
"mtnrop's garden, and under,
fn governor Winthrop's Home
= an article by MIR. nm in
lumber OF the New England
ranssh might almost be regarded
'Nlfi'ary chapter 10 that work,
iaFlan for February has an in
npsr from DR.. George Troop
Florida. entitled Cuba a
Me United States" who con-
y because Of that Islands prox-
NM United States this country is
u danger OF both yellow fever
~ 4, pr Maxwell thinks the
~ W., hese diseases in Cuba is
N \ i Sy.Sair regard Of the simplest
-setlle.
u HARRISON has written for
: .Aalas' Home Journal an at,-
80 as'ch Of Sally Cary. to whom
49,. 's'oh' In his private letters.
Eisi., as the passion of his nfe
xldrs hsr "no was Miss Constan-.
n II Sail. marriage, is a direct de-
iids Vary, Us well as. on har
IL 49,. me Fairfax family into
~ irsli,.a beauty Of Washinr.
ss,,a.. issue of Table Talk is Of
4, rs,s s' 10 hOusekeepers. contain
l,.,r. Ole recipes in the House
g fcas I "a, Dainty Cakes for
u Meat Sreoie Recipes" and
ssrsuns ana FISH viii also be
sass.'' features ,,.n' of Outing for Feb.
grI,,, The Llewellin Setter, :"
ss,,ssy Padding in Honau-
M y vSS,watow, China " Mod.
= Mi. Atitsard Of the Cascade"
nd "Ahn,,,a nuc, Cruising In
IA rscopS us the Balebrics. The
ns nllrSu apartments are vaiI-
Is beautifully Illus.
=, 4, Topic, Magazine. nn,,,.,.,
80. a'as Z, New York, is p in,enssi
4 ,u ~ .eyclOpedlas. giving in.
ssslss T sSyen atsI and the prog
valuable topics. .'
s ssssass of Cleopatra a,tvau ,n 3hs
sss J, aasasine. They include ne ,as
airs% 9s cydnuss ana !, .G.,leopatra. i"
hi \, vleopairs The Death
<'ss, an IN a Carpefh a ~
NJ lfticIs ~ Si which accomnaan'Sv'
U, isnoe. oy ). M.llinston Mi
I'D queen who essa ~, 4 i
ha Magazine Of c,v,,. .,
ssnber of able arl,eles ,
ssss,ss.'asnt. social etbis e'l :, re-,
sisssioDJ, Eugene wb,tn s
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m mnrn ne 9Iers as a remedy for municipal
i ns,hes an excellent contribution upor, "rha
Education of the Negro" -"e
The January issues Of Littelrs Living
age contained many papers of more than
usual interest and value. Among Others
lisy oe mentioned Lord Salisbury" by
kh,et,ers., by, Alfred Austin; "Kash h n y :
den P owalIs SIT, Kite,a by Lieutenant b. Ba-
Way !; "Muscat," by ]. Theodore Rem s,.,',
IN the Wild West of China ;; hv ALL
Bewlcke Little. '''' u! ALICIA
The Humanitarian for February edi.ss
IN London by Victoria woodruff Martin
mas Tor Its leading article THE Duty Of
me me Educated Intellect to the State .'Th,
i,rama AS a Teacher" Is an interesting
,,n,,er.iew with Mr.. Wilson Barrett, whose
h s..s' pay, .The Sign Of the Cross" has
"ee'i decided success.
Inc Review Of Reviews for February
has as a frontispiece a photo of THE
venezuela Commission at Work" "The
Progress of the World" talks about iour.
nalism. the Transvaal, Venezuela and
oS eilt hmaliers Of current interest. The
Cripple Creek" by Cy wyman S'o"T @,
Flood of Gold" by Carl snyya na ae,dr nbt
ing d ne processes Of gold mining; Some
~ by Or. otto Arcndt: "Bimetallism,
Some Damaging Facts Of its His;orv.';
aet e 4 sha,c Joseph , cShambsrlain Char
key" and THE New Poet Laureate. w
The last issue of the Railroad Train
mems Journal comes out In a pretty new,
cover. This magazine is published n, Po.
2 9TH III ny the Brotherhood OF Railroad
The Southern States for January has a
good article to show that Southern farm
ers are in better condition financially
than they have been for years past NJ
III bj,,, t,fiiiy9 w IN ms Agricultural Capa-
raising, Charles Hallock tells aoout
Grasses and Pastures" as the first Of a
Series OF articles called "Old Field HON
lletcs.' There are eight good editorials
on the advantages OF The South, and some
interesting notes
The Texas School Journal for February
has number of able communications in
It's general department. The School Room
department contains several articles Of
value to teachers. while the editorial mat.
ter Is up to the usual standard
The last number Of the Pocket Maya
zine, published by Frederick A. Stokes
~
stories. including How the Brlgaiier
Played fer Kingdom by A Conan
Doyle.
a promising Texas author. Mr.. John z,
Sjolander Of Cedar Bayou, contributes the
principal poem in this weeks Youths
Companion. After the Storm" is the ex-
presslve title OF the little lyric, ana 1t ia
quite worthy of the good company in
which it finds itself
The March number Ct the Delineator Is
called the great spring number and is es-
pecially valuable and interesting because
of the early forecast It contains of sDring
and summer STYLES and materials for
ladies, misses and children.
The Kindergarten News for February
contains its usual amount of valuable
matter for those Interested In children
and their training. Published at Spring
field. Mass.
Home study, published at Scranton. Pa,
is TIC name of a monthly journal for stu
DENY of mechanical. steam. electrical
and mining engineering, architecture,
plumbing, heating, ventilation, mechanical
"a nd architectural drawing. etc
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4 LITERARY FIELD.


N. Handy Manual ,lo Of us s'a;ra In I.
hatlnI = worlds AIRS La''u ~
dca r. chicago ILL., from bot
~ ny 'f,,l handbook for ready ref
$3.50 by Professor George w.
s ! X Hamilton university , TWO .So
~ : ,,b,ects are embraced in the
uss1a ~ hing an epitome of mat
w laD, biographical political, ge-
ife,''' md Of general Interest. 1t
no. hat most OF the information
rsla,s MT In copying the United
sses Hsures palpable error is
sen,. ,ra 10 Houston. the population
= y - - ,or 1890 being made less than
y u. I'd even below the i l,,,, figures @.,
2 ..rs not even followed
1 :, the Solar System. by
N etcy " n Appleton & Co., pub
c, ~ York. Cloth, price 40 cents
49, Chambers treats OF the sun
-, in this volume, though also
'. ~. body OF attendants revolv-
p''s iris great planet. TIL little
rs'I attended for general reading,
49, tor educational or technical
nd statistical details and num-
i, .,rr,ss,ons are kept in very mar
~. The story of the solar system
I, and lntelligently told,
showing books have been received
n equipments of Bother Bros
mir Daughter" by Frank Frank
v.s,e; published by Il. A. Weeks d
Eakago, ,.o
v "a & Co. publishers. New
\, My Lillian" by Mrs. Alex. Nc
vr,s,. street & Smith, publishers.
.sons Of Chester" by Percy An
s,pi. McNally & Co., New York.
-, S,r,awarlus. by j. NJ. Falk-
d Appleton & Co., puoilshers' New
nj morbid and melancholy story
,bIn found after being lost for a
and the strange influence It had
4, lie Of John MaltraVers. The
4 the original owner Of the violin
,lp discovered. and the terrible
related therein preyed upon the
Naltrayers and influenced him to
n. story Is very well told. but is
- and unnatural.
Nv Geraldine" and Sweet Violets,"
\ Alex McVeigh Miller. Street &
publishers, New York. Bother
Houston.
yHler's love stories have become
nyuar, and she seems able to grind
last one week. Pretty Geral-
als Of the trials and struggles of
York sales girl and is quite a ro-
tale. Sweet violets" also relates
sssies and triumph Of a young girl
D. dangerous heritage of beauty,
hart was as true as steel and
escape all the snaree set for her
knous men.
-FOUR Light So Shine" and other
:, by Rev. Sam p. Jones. f. a.
1 Co. publishers, Chicago, Ill.
Bother Bros, Houston.
iaes' remarkable and inimitable
ssaye now been preached In near
y State in the Union. The atten-
Fncted by them has been so great
publishers have issued this edi-
be sermons. continued those deliv-
st. Louis and many other large
ne work Includes "a history of his
neodore N. Smith. a member of
Iza bar and an intimate and life
md Of Sam Jones.
~ Liberata." BY Robert II.
Charles II. Kerr 4 Co, publish
Nago
zal tribute to the efforts of South
~ heroes who asplred to free their
he Spanish endeavor to gain a
10 MEXICO, Venezuela and other
Anrican republics is detailed.
Mpted Daughter" by Edgar
Z. Tennyson Nicely, publisher,
iM Bother Bros, Houston.
h'cet, has written number Of
Ins and is one Of the most popu-
american novelists. THE Adopted
q IS pleasant reading, pure and
NE LATE MAGAZINES.
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If YOU own a good lot In this city, ! will
build you house cheap on very small
monthly payments, interest only per
cent, no cash payment required; call at
once. | am ready TO begin building I'M
mediately. Wri. Mange-. 9i7ia Main
street. Room 2. If
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-17

The kindergarten News for February
contains its usual amount of valuable
matter for those Interested in children
and their training. Published at Spring
field Mass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-17

rOh SALE-Seventy acres fine coast land.
% acres cultivated: pccans, peaches. figs
anu otner fruits. nve-rcoin house; river
front, fne landing Apply 1904 Hardy
street, Houston. Z,
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in Golsd. Texas. Will be sold al a
great bargain II applied for at once, or
will exchange for other properly. APP
ply to y. J. skaggs Real Estate Co..
Beeville. Texas. II
GO TO Tarrant county to buy farms; c. T.
Dickinson n CO. OF Fort Worth can cell
you choice farms from $40 10 so per acre
on easy terms: write them for particu.
lars.
p. s-we also have nne black land
farms TO trade for general stocks OF mer-
.ohandise. BE-
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COMMISSIONERS SALE


COMMISSIONERS SALE
VIII sell on Tuesday. March 3. 1896, at
public auction, Al the court house door
OF ltafrls county, Texas, all real and
Houston Land and Improvement Com
pany, known az Magnolia Park, stu
ateu on the south side u Buffalo bayou
short distance below the city of Hous-
ton. in Harris county. consisting of one
thousand three hundred and seventy
four acres of land.
This sale is to be made IN pursuance
of an order and decree of the honorable
district court Of Harris county, Texas
made and entered on January H. 1896
IN cause No, 1895, 4. D. Cobhs ct al VS.
the Port Houston Land and Improve
ment company Ell al.
For particulars In regard to description
of property, terms Of sale, etc see the
decree above refsrred to or address me
at Houston. Texas. r, G.. ASHE.
.t Special Commissioner
Houston, February l, 1896. 3-2
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fok SALE--iioo acres cheap. fifteen mites
!.oSi houston on county road; 800 acres
tinper, balance good prarie: will take
haif III trade and give easy time on
nai,nce Rood \ Hannah. 5oi Kan
puiiNiEg. is
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THE dressmaking parlors of the Ladies'
Bazaar are IN charge OF graduate
from the best tailoring college in st.
Louis Satisfaction guaranteed. is
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Real Estate for Sale.

FOR SAi.tl-one to five lots corner Lamar
anu Charities, two to three lots corner
travis ana Webster, one to six lots on
htmer street. highest point In city, ana
siN lots on Austin, Caroline and Anita
avenue. Third ward, Garrett Hardcastie,
glols Congress avenue Ia
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Situations wanted.

SITUATION wanted as cook, meat and
pastry. by frat class white man In or
out or city. Address c. H.. care Post. 10
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FOR RENT-Threc or four large south
rooms, furnished or unfurnished, for
hght housekeeping; reasonable rent Ap-
ply lali San Jacintc street Is
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by young man. sober
and steady, good talker, Well educated.
typewriter operator. Must have work
immediately, Fred N. Goodrich, lsol
Prairie avenue. IA
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YOUNG LADY on Dallas avenue near
Austin street. desires sewing In private
families or at my home, good Dress
maker; references exchanged. Address
Miss Huntington, care Post. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-17

RI YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED during
these long evenings. improve your time
~ taking the night course at the Hous-
t9n Shorthand and Typewriting Schooi.
Mason block. u
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VERY desirable southeast rooms. Win
gas, furnished or unfurnished, one block
from Capitol Hotel; gentlemen preferred.
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FOR RENTING nicely furnishcd south
rooins, with crate. gas, hot and cold
water, bath privileges; no light house.
keeping. Apply ale Laisranch. Is
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Special Notice.

LADIES' BAZAAR is open with n nut
line Of dress patterns and trimmings;
line millinery and ladies' tailoring a
Speciality; your patronage solicited. 5lb
Main street, is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-17

FOR SALE-ren lots in Brady addition,
close TO Judge Kendalrs residence. Ad-
dress Owner, Lock Box i1e Houston. q
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A&pted Daughter" by Edgar
I. Tennyson Nicely, publisher,
isn Bother Eros, Houston.
hsett has written a number Of
'nes and is one Of the most popu-
aa'fican novelists. Tho Adopted
y IS pleasant reading, pure and
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Trade or Exchange.

Wanted to Rent
WANTED-To rent small furnished housa
al once; about $50 or 50 J. b.. 36 Car
cline street. ~
WANTED-Two unfurnished rooms to
rent at once J. H.. 3o5 Caroline street:
Houston. ~
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a BOokKEEpER OF some experience do
sires u position In small town. can
on July |, 1895 Address Box 70. Cheap
side, Texas. IS
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500 ACRES best prairie land miles north
cast from Victoria, In bulk or tracts OF
nor less than 90 acres. Price. 80 aero
tracts, 50 per acre; for whole tract will
take NfN per acre. Terms one-third
cash, balance one or two yeara. Write
for description II you want II good farm
a IS. Thurmond Nictoriu. TeNns II
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WANTED--By a Swedish lady, situation
aa cook or housckecper In private fam
fly: New York references. Address 260l
Louisiana street. is
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YOUNG MAN desires immediate employ
mont In any capacity, can cook. good
good home; small wages. Address
George, care Post IL
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MIDDLE AGE white woman wants sit
uation, experienced housekeeper and
cook. either In private family. hotel or
restaurant, careful and trustworthy.
Apply NJ r., Houston Post In
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Personal.

NINE. C.. A. BUJAC. pianiste. studio -
Mason block; especial attention paid to
rudiments of music; lessons at pupils
residences II dcsired; instruction 10 be-
Sinners. also advanced students. If
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EXPERT ENCED bookkcepcr and stcnog-
rapher Out of employ ment on account
of employers quitting business, Bank,
Wholesale machinery. dry goods recon-
mcudations. sydney Hustin, Houston
Cotton Exchange. ~
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HERE is AN DFrDKTuNtTY-I have
..O@ acres OF fine black loan farming
land, lying on the railroad six miles
VIII produce n bale of cotton per acre.
there is creek roaming through the en-
tire length of the land and parallel with
the railroad, there is "A shipping station
on TINS lard, the grass makes very tine
nay, fine place FOR a colony: health
me; no swanps; good Investment. IT,
l.. Jordan, Victoria, Tcxns. 3-l2
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WANrEp--A situation as nurse or house
girl; good reference. Address INA Lee
land street. is
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FOR SALE - Several beautiful i-ncre
tracts, desirable for market gardens and
poultry farms. out Clark street only
two and a half miles from court house,
cheap on long time. or fof cash; look at
this property and 20 convinced. Geo. l..
Porter, SQiis Main street. II
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BY an intelligent lady. position as gov
erness, assist In house work or plain
sewing, good references; can leave the
city. Address l.. b., Sh Main street,
llnnAtOn Is
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SITUATION wanted by u man who thor
ouEhly understands the handling and
buying OF glass. sash, doors, paints.
builders hardware, etc; Will 60 any
where, j. Il. w. Box So Houston.
TeNuR il
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plete price list mailed an applic Ition
HOUSTON CYPRESS tviSTEVN co.
srlce and Factory Foot OF MAIN street,
Houston. Texas. Phone 1885
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-17

wANTEp-Nan with satisfactory refer
enccs IN nut in one half cash capital and
take charge of BUSINESS in Galveston.
Hdd.os, x y care Post Ii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-17

WANTED Situation by n respectable
Elrl, age 10 years. as house girl or
nurse, good reference. Address liza
l.eolhnd street. q. q. rs