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Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
AN Ex-saNK TELLER

Sentenced To fnienait~ Inp-issameat fsr
ERb%rEiemeut.
CHICAGO June 6--Franz D Mayer.
who Nas receiving teller Of the Inter
national bank was found guilty yes
tertay By jury Of embezzlinx 81 So.
aud the punishment was fixed al in
definite imprisonment in the peziten-
tiary- Mayer has rich relatives in
Germany, his father beings prominent
banker
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

~ vital eucr-- is ea-s-r ara Fie1sar-lr -
pa-zlssaole- Z 7stesrer-~ SsIra an Bir-erS
+ an irr-rrl1l v-l-lcE. a pser. All p 2
Speedily tut4.e fresh Stamina t--1 an en-
fsehae,s p1Fsl,9l-e Ees-.isz L1ls iz rverfs
and relest-es g11-t-i1- alt sal1st le~ h.li7tls
Ertue-. Gr susu-l.- and ri.esr-ar r Al.--eeE-<-
The 1erTaus derive cre4- deue1t frum -
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
TIE waLLINo MURDER TRIAL.


CESCTSSATI. June s-The closing of
the prosecution in the trial of AIOuzo
NallinE for the murder Of Pearl
Bryan shows. apparently. a much bet
ter case against the defendant than
against scott Jackson Evidence has
been introduced showing WaIling's
guilty knowledge and tending to
prove a conspiracy. lie has been posi-
lively identified as the man who was
with Pearl Bryan both Thursday aud
Friday-the fatal dav.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
PACIFIC CABLE
The Coaferenee On the Project ov-s-s
at Isuaou-


HHt t"HIrfenfe On the FroIert Op-E ed
at Louaon-
LoSDOS, June 6--The Pacific Gable
conference was opened here at s-s0 ..
m, yesterday Rt Hon Joseph Cha m
berlain- secretary Of state for the col
onies- made the opening address. after
which the general question Of the de-
STABILITY Of a Pacific cable was cousid-
erred After to-day's sitting the con-
ference viii adjourn for three weeks
order to allow some OF the delegates.
TO attend the international telegrauhic
conference in Buda-Pesth.
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
a NIGHT OF TERROR.


-, ~ Loas
49,, cts,~. I,a..,.,s.t- s:r~,sIa.. :, I'.f.
and Destruction Of Property c.a..a By
Cyeioa-s- HAilstorHa-. Heavy Rains sad
t"LrifsU>, Neb-. June Last night
was one Of terror 70 residents % the
lowiands IN this city The cloud
burst in the Loup valley the previous
night made the sluggish Loup river .
raging torrent. and to the volume OF
water was added the heavy rain Of last
night and all the low-lying part ot ths
town was flooded 20 depth from
three 70 SIX feet The danger point
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
Naiio7ai Republlea1 Cor.ention.

Ga account ~ the Matt nal Republican
rurventirn. which 7riiI b. held IN -. Louis,
June Is. the tEov MOUNTAIN EaCrE uiIl
sell tickets ~ = rate - one fare Tor the ruurc.
t1p trum eii roi.ts on the isue @ - Louis.
Tickets wili he sold from Texas. Arkansa.
Ansi louisiana points. ami at Memphis.
Tenn. Cairo. III. sui Cal1ulhus. Nv. Jun.
- u aa4 t5, same being limited g. r1urln-
uaus passage iu each direccial- For fun
YHrtsrzlnrs zdtiress uear~s- ticket agent q
tlr company ar r. G. Tow -y.ExD. General
Passenger Agent. - Louis-
ss-rIsuLEn-.J ux.e = 4 roet. isu't her
~.-ray- ler-.N N he's a CON u1grNill man He
e~t- raii for his poetry - Pll 2s3el pli1
Ras-r~ff
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

Three uhaf- Tnrre ehlrruir-iy sIscr1-st POST
sr. In c1lqrs. drzra ~ IS w. BeaseH Erari
- aay asiiress 90 rereiEt q ou. Dollar All
ore snilcts,i Wlra TIE poster eT=re rl-i luEe-
ci1tely ensr4e~ thts r17e opportunity zs hg- 4
Itm ,sst nuulher 10 TIE posters u.H - issuet
The scarcity ci rrosf tang snA1zees iEs VAIN.
Actress GEO. %. HEtFFoEo. Ger-r1. Pas
seazer Agent q ere Chicago. uls1uSee 3 -
raui EalwaE. Ca Ce1sag Balfla- snae1ss
81 unx
'S11rzTrlrrs. sad Tncls Esoeu. wien
. nan asks lr f1l airl-e. waar Re re1-iT
wants = fel ver Ter E-a-~s bis cuizl1n -
tel i- rer IN w IA luE-r1 Srar-
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

TIE Jealous Is possessed oy a. ''fne mad
devil and dull spirit al oace--L-lvaser-
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

Ir,yxor SPEAK too highly Of Piso. Cgre sS,e
ssr s,r<urnrsiou.-HEs. FRASk Aosbss -AS
W .Elt s.. New lor5. Oct. - I-+t-
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

LIT ycur literary compositions oe -
from the public eye FOR nlEe years ~ ieasa'
Horace
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
GladneSS Comes

AAFE@l . 1sstler Gz1t4e'z's saz-f4aza sA ~
w t-znziear nature e the -anV pErs-
l-zl lis. w ws5eh vanish before proper e1-
forrS-ssx1siss -pseas1ut efforts --
r5c-nstv alra-sss3- Z asr~ = comfort -
r.. 5zn5V lrs---e- rhzE 50 m1nF forms e
sickness are MT Gae n any actual cas
eass- hllf simply - \ c1ustlra c1uEii-
ta1u "a the system vszeh ths plsasa1.
family LzaxarEve- syrup Il - prurzp pt-
II removes Tnat Is hv g = the oEi =
r=unessv wish millions = fEn1zliss ard Is
evsrvgs here es-e--1zst 81 highly hvs al
vgh1 rzzsi- zoosi health Its beneficial
ef-eets arr due 20 tle fact that = s the
one rcmetv uThich pruuasss internal
cle1n I5ue~s -vl-hua- cetllifatiEE the
1r.-1ns On uhlrA i acts l. j. therefore
Al lupcr-zat- n order 20 Ee. is bens-
f-iAI effects. u note when you pur-
ehzse- shzt you hare the genuine arfi-
Gle Vh5sh : manufactured av the Cali
f7-nza = >vrup Co. e1lT and sold BY
a. reugsall dru-wists
II n the el5ova-ezt of good health,
All the system = regular. szxatEves OF
osher reu1eliiss are t1en bot needed IL
sEiietei With auv actual disease auc
NAV De c0nneuslsss3 10 thr ulCSt ssSi. lfll
phFsiciaus hur II N ueed of laxative
one shauld have the best and with the
we Informed eFeryv-hsre- syrup of
F7a-s stands highest and Il most largely
sss.,d ana 1-ives most general satisfaction
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

wExx all fs summed up a man EeTeF
-. ~ hfrs.slf without loss his accussi-
tlo1S - himself are always oelieTeA1- his
rraise< never -Nontaizne-
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

a,~,TS Cor AwAY.@-DSi you ever hear
GO ~ Browns characteristic stories
ssWeIl uo-nos whole one-"-Cnlcaso
Pa..,rrf
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

| IL vcur feed Is rot properly digested- use
/ Or. Carlstedt-s German Liver foW0er.
Price. . ceuss At all druggists
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

rEurr-r-fzy-r "A S-iss hotel wants
se1e slula-il waiter Elrls In ryre.- ccs-
trrs- usho ga -reax Frc1eh- - zeu,.z
q aer-sr
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

Thar which history can 6ess give : ne
s-.tl,-.iasrr1 v-hich il raises in our hearts
Goethe
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

, .ovued free and permanently cared
Se tsts afrsr first days use ot Dr. hilne
f;rrat Nerve Ressorer. Free g trlas oo1s.s -.
= srs.tis.s. On KLINE. 80 Arch St Phta IA
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11

BEArEcE- S~b.. June a r~peti-
riou of the 5izas-ruus sood toar rear
zSo vas Witnessed here vester,sav
Indian cree'S ro-s six f-e.iu less than
an hour. when 4 portion e the dwell
ers ou the bottoms found s-ealsel ves
surrounded b. the soo3 Th-F were
rescued b beats.
bad washeu- o-c1--e6 oz the
UHiou Ezcfze tracks azz trans have
bsea rua an the axto- & Nlssou-i
River r1aA
Ahe k-ue rlver r1sss rap -lr az2 as
evening s-orsl ws-h- - r-h-s q the
h<l~z-e- marz
Two u~1 and r~a --zen Earse
u4mes ceull 1e- b. learned attempted
81 c-u~> f-.a- rrses 4zI had a ua--g-x
e~szp=- Eleir harsss urre dr17-ue,3
ta= Garage suer- away a1t the 90
cu1auts guir ssr~t tv c-1Eu< -
tr=e, a.ouE ta= hal1 u =1re raia
talls to-zi-At- a. sens r-sss abe. ser5-
azs -esr.ss VIII fe-la7v
Oxford eagle., 1896-06-11
Dsna~bo-<- N-h. Flooded By Cisad-
Burst

~ PkUL. Neh.. June s-As a sequel
20 Friday nights cloud burst the VII
age of Dannehor<. nine miles west o:
here. was acoded Saturday night
The town i on low-iyinz ground and
: iatersectei bv n stream called Oak
creek This began 20 rise in the early
evening and by nine o'clock seven
feet ot water was flowing through the
streets
Many people were obliged % leave
their homes. being warned IN time to
prevent loss o lie Sidewalks. fences
and small outbuidinss we're ses adritt
by the torrent No nal has reached
- PaEi siuee Wednesday.
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FOR RENT.

RENT-TwO Hcvcti-roum houses,
nearly new, modern impcoN cments, out
buildings. utc,, corner palas ami Iiragos
sireeta. 5. ID. itcwcs. ms Crawford
street. 10
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THE HORSE SHOW.
I,ty Actress Buried 0ut-Mn gnif-
i..nf EVhihitS

kp Actress Bnrred Out-MnEnif-
icent Exhibits.
n York, November ll.-Rain inter-
! vih the horse show today, but to-
! there was another large crowd in at
k.m It had been rumoled that a va
tusss would ride her white stallion
FASHION and her appearance was
TOT with considerable curiosity. She
|siiy to enter the ring, when she was
|sA that she could not ride. 4 Wig
! protest was her response. but the
BIZ withdrew her entry.
~ It Vas stated that the stewards
Alned to allow the entry to stand
x the mount was without a regu-
1 aidle."
! directors Of the horse show are much
rd over the alleged efforts of Ger
~aslbltors TO obtain undue advertise
af themselves, ana ii is said they
axe radical steps TO prevent the same
! hture.
Arses exhibited today were up to
raaard Of previous days, and as most
rings were well filled the contests
ngnlilcent. Hackneys. ponies, trot-
q hunters were the chief attractions
TIE lot OF each was in the arena.
eaue feature Of the programme was
a' between street sweeping crews.
'Fies AMI general appearance en-
no the points considered, and quite
ssslng display a the result.
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hAIlBOR DEFENSEs,


Convention of Governors.
lAlaee, Fla, November 1l'-cov-
! yrAeu h,s o,,uu.,
rn,h. .He loi'o"'hs
governors OF Northern and
VI States, calling the harbor coast
y aareution TO NEE, ot romr,.
rar Of tho dornors
Da"sers wh'ch threaten
uu'i and South Atlantic
Vi the United States. we hnva
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mptist Congress.

m'1 ienn'' November 11.-At .
!, afternoon the sessions of the
n ,sas l,ss were resumed in the First
h., ", presiding The topic for con-
s,,., we're taken up, and a paper rela.
! B LAKE, sA y France" was read
Esnr cspst y, D, Of ~upperyille. Va.
X Mich .,a from W. l.. Munger of
/ vas M, en,liled Pastoral Leader.
! ,lrh, Iol read because of bi' ahna
.isadsU,ssss ion was held with a yery
rt tosIc J. r. Henderson p q ,gty
Ia s,'hsr Of All M% en9S was rs
r. D b.. Of were oi Presented by T. n.
pc Bslsu y, oak Park, Chicago ana
/. n' D. D, of Springfield
C. s', The Speaker. VII, ,.,,. -
p D b were President Po,k y,
n, editor o,and Rapids, George r.
n s GardInosr The Waterman. Bos-
'a'nss b. ra " GrHenyille. 6. C..
NHDe'son of Providence,
20 accs psSla'a to meet next year
Chicago. and the Baptist minis
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-.-vHrns PROGRESS
..r,c, Reported In the
sew a. m a week.

~-.,stries Rcporte" ~
sew , ..si' in a week. 49,.
Tenn, November s'--For
ts,i''nc0s' ,spOrts received by the
ri0n'a ,,o,, all over the South have
lsD.I ~, ,l'a = resumption Of Indus'. rial
|t,''' ~ ~ largely dependent upon the
|'ir election. and that TINS was
t o NV shown by the reports of fac
!. ! q, !, ls @Ili. in an sections starting up
general resumption oil mii's
! '.u TO be noted, but prices are
~ inward turn. During the ras'
Ne = tennessee Coal Iron and RAIL-
..-,apy have sold 1000 tons OF pig
..vsnce of Is per cent per ton
s~..vicus prices, and from the inluir-
Frlv n Is evident that orders az
|s,eher sny thousands Of tons VIII be
)ilas .hs next few days, and II further
- In prices Is coni'iut,' IT,
r-,sesnan says that the ACTIVITY is
lnasd 10 the iron interests, lof any
sal' ~ ,rsde. Textile mills are iesum-
result OF increased inquiries and
mills, that have been idle for
~ making preparations 10 resume
w.. and at this early day. it is a
~, hundreds OF men throughout the
1 I've found employment who have
III, for months. From all indications
\. tme and from letters representing
4, manufacturing interests of the
4 me- Tradesman is warranted In the
I'M that the South is now entering
"a era Of Industrial prosperity which
i,,aly bring 1t TO the front :ank OF
,ruiacturing sections Of this conn
II the new Industries for the week,
E.Ssman reports the following: The
[i-tk company, capital S25 900. Man
|, "a. a Sl5.00O coffin factory, At
a: the Paragon Lumber company,
1 M, 900, Washington. y. c.: flour.
81, at Clintwood and Norfolk. Va.
!, hctory at Monroe, La; a tobacco
Il At Washington, y. c.; saw Mills
Lrssurs and Yadkinyillo, N. c., and
hi blaming mills at PidcOck, Ga.
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afan, a w-e,,,.oer ll.-Captain A..
r. conlus s,@,,Ay %lpmbernen. walked
ss roog VA, ,ns club today. entered n
% With a r anu Shot himself through
= ssneous. Wn. r%eyelve-. Death
.,,Sst irous ysonvriiam has been a
be- much, vs,ia ana has recent
Ess he left NO o' ,Si Probably caused 's,.
+ nave been entirely fGd ,ns deed
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WANT COLUMN.
THE POST is THE GREAT WANT ME.
DUN OF TEXAS.

The Post is the friend of the poor and
neeuy ana publishes advertisements for
situations wanted OF twenty-five words or
less three times flee.
me charge for other Wants Is al
ih9st nominal and If you want anything an
Au. III the Cheap Column OF The Post Is
cure to get it for you Especially is such
the case in
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDlNG.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS.
STOLEN. STRAYED.
LOST. FOUND.
SlIUAIIONS WANTED.
MANTED 10 TRADE.
bids AND PROPOSALS.
IROt ESSlONAL.
BARGAINS.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED BIDS.
WANTED TO BUY.
iNtORMATlON WANTED.
HE'LL
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BIDS AND

rENITkNTIAlY BEEF CONTRACT
/. Scaled proposals are invited for fur
nishinp beef at both. liusk and Hunts
v!lo p~cntenuar.es TO Twelve months
from the first day IT January, 1897, to
IL first day 81 january. lNgS.
?. Tie beef must ne nrst-class in every
particular, well ~Slaushtcrcd and clcaTlS'
Handled and delivered within the WALL
% tEt pcqiteutiaf.cs In such quantities
and at such times es the steward may
direct.
3. The beef furnished in the months Of
January. February. March, AprIl, No
Vember and December tnIst be tlrst-class
stall fed beef, and that furn shed IN
October mus, be the best the market ar
foids or rangs-fed beef
4. w reserve The right t. reject oil
inferior or uusound beef that may be
for hcW much per pound they Will fur
nish. paymep TO be made ON the first
day of cach month Tor all beef furu' shed
during the previous month. on accounts
approved by the steward.
T. All billars VIII their
bids with q bond OF $500, with two OF
more good suret rs, conditioned that they
viii enter irio Il contract, anl x We. n
bond IN the sum Of s2tno for the faithful
performance OF the same.
6. All bids must be sealed and enIors od
on back. 'ir0poslls to furnish fresh
beef for Huntsville Or RIsk pcnlten-
t%iaries'' tas the ease may bel. All bids
for furnishing ltusk prutlenllary must
H"untsYlile to me at Ifuntsy ilc. aud they
VIII be opened at my oiacc IN each place
on December 10 next, al 10 o'clock a. m
l. / reserve tn right 20 reject any and
all bids that may he offered
Financial Agent Texas Stale Peaiien-
iiuatsynle. Texas, November 10, 1896.
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lie pl,,'ltRIc ~nITrpps

y. r.. Sa es : %sdl Ssys sa.,sl
! III s,Ssni i 'Sses }Iyl-s Thda.5a4
;ns 4. iel,. A nsea Of a tone asd
hal g'teh avsroinpt use OF tbjs
AZ IN, sllloas fsysed long and pei,'
Ex N. seiely IN No .n.1ls ne
Ne. system ,oounteract.nF ma
b,,sehe. inai,om the m9iarini
ranS Der bo,tls 10 Elactrc $50
ae At A. L. KisA,nr.
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ELFCTRO-ElTNIRS. a posItlye cure Tor
All Uterine. Bladder and Rectum
Trouhla, n home treatment for ladies'
VIII can not take treatment at our san
itarium. Call or write for particulars.
Drs. Warner. Balfour & White, Hous,
ton Medical Electro-Theraupeutlcal ana
Massage Sanitsrium. Houston.
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TRADE OF EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE-O One lot on public square in
Midland. Texas; MI exchange tor a
good registered Jersey COW Address
box US, brennan, Teas 10
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE-One or two
hllliard tables, very cheap, or VIII take
a good horse and phae on or one or
more Typewriter macuines or bicycles IN
exchange. y. NJ. Norheet, IIutchins
liouse. II
WANTED-Would sell. trade or lease
good. unusually rooniy, covered hack and
Tair cool horses. would buy cheap or
trade for a buggy ana an organ. 5. G.
Johnson' Legseft' Texas. Is
TKAT-T or FXCHANGE-rhc only com-
plete abstract OF iiti"s OF MataHoria
county, COS. $500. will exchange 'or good
improved or ~unluproved lani in North,
Central or Erst Texas. Robert II. Tray
Tor. Dallas, Texas Il
WANTED-To trade gents light plano box
road buggy. nearly new. for good hish
grade low Dhaeton, must be IL good
Condition. II. 5. II. Wilson. II
WANTED TO EXCHANGE fruit farm in
Tyler and four room collage and lot N
emit lots. close N. Address @. j. Palmer.
tbs efhce.
LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
About $500 acres, well improved rancho.
is miles from railway Price sli.GD. one
haif cash. or will accept one-half In
good city property. Particulars OF I.
]. skasgs Real Estate Co. Beev!lle;
Texas.
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FOR S~ALE-Nioe, well drained place, with
bearlug pcnr orchard, All in high state
OF CIVILIZATIONS, four acres strawberries:
good siN-rooin house, barn and out
bilildlngs, plenty Of water to irtlgQte tho
place, place VIII pay % per cent ON ln-
N%ostncnt amy one Wishing good home
VIII do VOL to investigate THIS. Address
l0ck NoX n. Alvin NeXhs. u
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WANTNp-ro Know The address OF MIS-.
NJ. +. Hoover and children. When las,
hoard OF were living within 20 miles Of
Houston. Address. gllA. ms Office. -
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ONE NEATLY furnished room. with
board for couple. also Two unfurntshed
rooms for light housekeeping. reason.
tres greet. IA
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FOR 81 you can have your watch cleaned
or handspring replaced under Suarin-
toa. at 4. G. Wrede's, 100 Travis street II
YOU have heard OF IS. Wilson's Rome
dles-Morphine, Opium, Whisky and To-
bacco cures. We VII send you a free
sample of either to test for Zoe in stamps
TO pay post3gn. Address B. wilson,
Fleming Texas. ll-2i
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So TO $40 a month salary and expenses
to sell cigars to dealers; position perma-
neni, experience Unnecessary, largest
and finest line. extra Inducements. W.
l.. Kline Company, 81. Louia. II
WANTED-At oroe, good rustllng agents;
"a sure seller. y times are hard. excIu-
Flvc territory. Address @. W.. Taylor,
MhltcsbOro Texas. "
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TilRNE nnfnrnIshod nnstairs rooms. aon.!

yfiREE undurnishod upstairs rooms, con-
Meeting. hall. blth room and gallery.
cheap, two downs.a rs; excellent Cistern.
gas. quiet and agreeable uclphhorhuud.
cl,~e TO business center. ls9 frinkiln. 10
NICELY furnished rooms. hot and cold
bath, gHs and all modern couycniences
81 II aud $3.W per week. 1llS TcNas ave
nue.. 10
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WANTED-Woman. German or Swede
preferred. to cook. wash and iron FOR
TWO. must be competent. APPLY F. T..
Jones. los Man street. ia
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PROFESSIONAL

c. b. PREREQUISITES of the Peace Fnons
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EMPLOYMENT wanted by a cook: clean
and act We In cooking colored man. APP
ply 10 Robin street, Houston, Texas. II
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WANTEp-ro sell II desirable farm OF
forty acres of land near Elkhart, Texas,
nll in cultivation, with 1900 STANDARD
h'arlnH peach trees. frcostouo water
ana good improvements. Address j. II.
Prowiti. rlkhnrt. Texas. ii
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BOARD by day, week or month rooms.
single or en- suite, furnished or unfur-
hishcd; modern cOuNcniVa'cA. references
exchanged; 10 Tnivis street. opposite
Bristol hotel. 10
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REAL ESTATE FOR A L

FOX SAlsk-Lots near emancipation
groundS from >l21 20 St1A per lot, on
cisS monthly payments. Wilson x Ham
nnh, 2OS Khan building. II
If YOU wish to buy. sell. rent or cx-
change your property. send me u list OF
t-tmo; all property listed with me VIII 10
advertised aud shown free of cost. N,
Nj. Noriicet, lIutchins House. II
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" ANTFD-NituatIOn as h0uNagIrI, VIII
take care uf children; not less Than s. a
mont Address Nj, corner Travis and
Hadiey. IL
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WANTED-By young man. Gcrrnnn- Sill
uation to work for private family: good
nand with horses. cows. etc, Address
g5lS. this office. N
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SITUATION WANTED.

NANI En-Employment; six years expe-
renee as surveyor; well posted In land
business also. general mercantile husi-
ness. 9 II. Howard. Newton, Texas. ID
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-13

WANTEI-To sell lind In tracts OF 6 TO
100 acres at Look Station, nine miles
from center OF Houston. on the Houston
East and West Texas railroad. The sta
tion has just been located and n good
Held Is open there for actual farmers
and workers or for invostmcnt. A cood
man rs wanted to open a small farm at
Lock. We are also Offering small tracts
on Clark street. only two and a half
miles from the Houston market. Apply
to Gee. l.. PORTER.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-13
BUSINESS CHANCHEs.

WANTED-Parfncr for meat and produce
business, well located and cheap rent;
sman capital required. Address a51i, This
rfucc. Is
FOR SABE-i395 brard new Job tyne,
cases. Stands, etc. latest faces. VIII sell
f1r $500 each II sold al once. Address
JObaer. tbs ofice
TOR SALE valuable boarding house IN
hcrrsilc. Texas: chenp. and on easy
tcr,ns. Address ai37 his office. 10
5 PER CENT n week profits Is The aver
age return on ms ~0uctuation system;
serd foT pamphlet frer W. j. Forest,
80 Broadway. New York. ~
WASTED-A partner IN laundry bust
ness; q hustler with small capital required
Address. 1886 this office. 10
FOR SAI.E-Half Interest In my wagon
and livery business. 20 a young man
with push must have $3.50 cash, and Will
give long time on balance. Address Jas.
b. Davis. Colbert. l. I. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-13

BARGAINS for railway ctu-
ployos and uthcrs DESIRING to build IN
Houston Heights lots for a short 'lrc.
ALSO some dositNblo improved property
cheap. on ensy terms. can on or al
dress N. NJ. Norileet. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-13

TWO or three connecting rooms. neatly
furnished for tight housekeeping. viii
rent cheap to permanent m tali
If
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-13

A YOUNG MAN who understands stem
ography. typewrlting and bookkeeping.
would like a position. hJ9rcss ". NJ,
this Office. TX
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-13

BLACKSMITH OUTFIT. complete. half
price. blower. drill machines, wise, anvil.
tongs. drills and punches. CAL or write
ana, under Hotel Boyle. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-13

FALL SEEDS. ALL NEW CROP-wintes
Turf Oats. Alfalfa. Clover. new Rye.
Mediterranean Wheat. Barley. Turnip
seeds oil every description. Wholesale and
retail. Holloway Seed Company. Dallas.
Texas. -"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-13

WANTED-Position by competent phar-
macist. graduate single. can furnish
pilt-cdEe references. Address j. y. Full.
Ter. jacksonville. Texas. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-13

FOX RENTING large. well Turn shed,
beautiful bedrooms. second floor, with
fireplace, gas aud bath pr.|vilogcs. to
geuulcmen OF couples without children.
Apply 4lG lNBrauch. IL