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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-05
Personal.

Charles II. Wolford was elected
chairman of the Bryan county com
mittee Tuesday, giee W. C. Devecmon,
resigned. This means that Charlie
Wilson will have to find more locals
for the Times and Snyder take up with
more zeal the consecrated work of
missionary effort at applebuttel bilins.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-05
TOWN AND VICINITY,
Coming Events.

The ladies of the Main street Bap.
fist church will hold a lawn party in
the church yard next Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday evenings. Several
special features promise to make the
affair pleasant one.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-05
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Respectfully Referred to the Street
Committee.

Committee.
FRosTBuRG, MD, Sept. 2, 1896
To the MINING JOURNAL.
Can you tell me what is the object
OF converting the crossings on Main
street into deep cutters?
At first ! did not suppose the Street
committee had any such intention, but
when | saw that two of the crossings
were raised-undoubtedly to their
proper grade, and then the street on
each side raised about ten inches
above them, l'became convinced they
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-05
SEMI-LOCAL NEWS.
The Coal Trade.

Shipments of coal from the mines of
the Georges Creek coal region were
in long tons
For week ending August 90, 1885,. 1858
year to same date. ..............2,233 1888
Increase compared with last year. 1850
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-05
New Exercises.

Prof G. M. Perdew, principal of the Mary
land avenue school, Cumberland, has been
appointed instructor IN penmanship at the
Y. M. q. A, that city-Lonaconing Star.
Good. Perdew is fine penman, and
now the birds will quit hooking and
begin listening to his pen and at the
blackboard.
,Rah for the twin nrenositions
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-05

were no longer to be regarded as cross
ings but cutters.
| draw this conclusion because | do
not believe that Council, elected
upon economical and reform promises,
would put the town to the expense of
raising the crossings second time.
INTERESTED INQUIRER.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-05
A Ticket that is a Ticket.

A Ticket that is Ticket
Palmer and Buckner!
The Blue and the Grey!
One hero of one war, the other of
two!
1t would not surprise the JOURNAL
should this combination overtake and
pass the twin tailed ticket so far that
the latter will not know it is in the
race.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-05
Gem.

Did you decorate your house yet Iona.
coming Star.
Send that to Cobb, not to Watson.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-05
More Silver Coinage This Year Than
fOrS1 Years
Business Locals.

Two COmmOdiOus Stores to Let.-In
the central business portion of Frostburg.
Best locations on Main street, adjoining
Joseph Bears clothing store. Dwelling in
cluded with each store. Possession given
Immediately. Apply to P. LAMMERT.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-05
NJ OTTCE-

A Ii persons are hereby warned against
"A, shooting, or trespassing for the purpose
OF shooting, on the meadows, pastures or
cleared lands of the Consolidation Coal Com
pany, except the rifle range of the Frostburg
Rifle Association.
Persons disregarding this notice will be
prosecuted. b. s. RANDOLPH,
March 81 Mining Superintendent.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-05

81 was nervous, tired, irritable and cross.
Clover Root Tea has made me well and
happy. Mrs. E. b. WeREEN.
d. krapf, Frostburg, and Mem ullen Bros
Mt. Savage.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-05
Concert.

The Arion Band will give sacred
concert in Beall's Park tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The
following programme will be rendered {:
l, "Sanctus'' .......... Mozart's 18th Mass.
2, Celestial Overture. ......H. Prendeyille.
3, Serenade. Dolby.
4, ''Stabat Mater. .Rossini's Cujus Animus.
5, Overture 49,. William Tell. .Meyerelles.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-05
The conditions Prior to 1873.

Do the free silver advocates really
want restored "the conditions prior to
1873
In that year the total coin in the
United States, including bullion in
the Treasury, was $4,000, 200. The
total money per capita was $lS.5S.
Now the coin in the country, in
Guiding bullion in the Treasury, is
81 ,225 6lS,792. The money per capita
is $32.S6.
Before 1873 we had coined only a
little over 6.500,000 silver dollars.
Since 1878 we have coined over
42O,OOO,0O0 During 1873 only 296, 300
were coined. From Jan. l to June 30
this year there were coined $500, 4l2,
or more than during the entire eighty
one years of the Government up to 1873.
More Silver Coinage This Year Than
for 81 Years
Is is hardly possible that the adj
vocates of free coinage know what
they are talking about in asking for
"a restoration of the conditions prior
to 1873"
Before 1873 we had coined only a
little over 100000 silver dollars.
Since 1878 we have coined over
420,000,000.
During 1873 only 100000 silver
dollars were coined. From Jan. to
June 30 this year there were coined
1900, 4l2, or more than during tie entire
eighty,one gears Of the Government up to
lS73.-New York World.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-05
A Shout of Doubtful PrOpriety.

In an eloquent tribute to the beau
ties of the semi-monthly pay system
the Cumberland Neus, endorsed by
the Homecoming Reoiep, finds, among
other sweet advantages, this rather
apocryphal condition:
Such thing as seeing crowds of miners
wives coming to this city to do their shopping
was never known under the once-a- month paw
system. Now every payday they come to
the city by the scores to lay in their supplies
principally of clothing. The merchants here
now share their joy with the merchants al
Frostburg and along the creek at the approach
of the miners payday.
There was nothing whatever under
the monthly system to prevent them
from doing the same thing. Indeed,
with more money at command they
were better able to visit Cumberland
then than now.
But if the Neaes' statement be correct,
is Its joy over the disloyalty of the
miners wives" to their home mer-
chants something for the ladies to be
proud off, Is it really graceful thing
for ladies to do-to take their cash to
comparative strangers and depend
upon the home tradesmen for credit
when they must have it9
1t is neither nice, honest, nor pa
triotic.
And this is good time also to ask
the Neos if its happiness on this oc-
casion is an overflow of its doctrine of
Standing by your home industries p
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-05
What Are They?

The manner in which the school affairs in
this county are being conducted this year has
tendency to show that either a new ex-
aminer or a new board of commissioners is
needed, and unless current reports are I'M
true, the people will have just cause to pro-
test against some of the recent and present
decisions of that corps of officials-Lonacon-
ing Revtew.
In the absence of bill of particulars
it is impossible to learn what is the
matter now.
The expert inactivity of the Board
was such a reinforcement of the
Reoie'o's crusade last year in favor of a
high school that it is somewhat a sur
prise that it ever could have become
critical, much less censorious, and still
less IAN impeacher.'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-05
Model School Rules.

AS the school season is rapidly ap-
preaching the teachers are no doubt
thinking about turning over a new
leaf" for the more efficient manage
ment of the young idea. At least that
is what has been done by one up in
the Big Bend country, says the San
Francisco (Cal.) Examiner:
Each pupil is required to make a bow on
entering the School-House of morning also
on leaving the School Room of evening.
There shall be no profain language used in
School nor on the play ground nor shall
there be no pinsticking, pinchin, scratchin,
nor no taggin, nor no uneasy whisperin in
school.
No pupil shall leave the School house with
out permission of the teacher.
No uneasy moven from seat to seat.
No filth on the road from nor to School
nor no Nick-namin
Every pupil over eight years shall be SUBJ
ject to these rules, and the teacher is to make
allowense for all pupils under eight and en-
force the rules accorden
lfa any scholar brakes these rules tina shall
be punished by switchen."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-23
Aevivnl ut Mclissu.

tia, Texas. December 2l.-The Rev.
d. Burnett. the noted evangelist, and
3e Vaughan, Gospel singer and chill
Evangelist. of Dallas. closed meet
Nohderful power at this place last
'auitlng In large number OF pro-
ana reclamations. The meeting was
,ae auspices of the Methodist Epls-
'Aurcn, South Rev. Joel 6. Graves,
w'operated in all the demonstra-
We Utmost harmony prevailing dur
" meeting.
gentlemen. being formerly asso-
The evangelistic work for three
na together incidentally on this oc-
sua seem specially adapted to each
we brilliant wit and humor Of Mr.
~ neihg tempered by the softening
SHOWING Influences OF the GOSPEL in
rendered touchingly and pathetic
M, Vaughan. It is conceded on all
uM never has the Gospel been
~ 50 eloluently and conYincingiy,
,uhas such waves Of Gospel melody
Wy our town as on this occasion.
"s'es has secured these evangelists
~. Anha meeting. to commence next
~ aI'er which Mr.. Burnett and Mr..
|sh. WI go To their respective fields
NJ, Mr' Vaughan resuming Lis work
rS tho pastors. scing 10 Edna on
Figs. y" ''" '"' u aN'''' '''
m,.. correspondent overheard con-
n. among the reverend gentlemen
y ~Hn ceploring the lateaess Of The
H., we arrival of The Houston Pos
N W iexas. and urging the necessity
MI, sssh'lshment of branch Office at
ane, AT Dallas. conceding it to be
~ newspaper in the State both secu-
As iellgiousiy. The religious ele
ssm TO appreciate and are hight
lhr,,sn me laudHhle elfcrts Of The Post
\, a4lly this great pabulum TO tn,
-. ussnds craving it, and for thor.
49, snu correctness of reports o
s,ss outsider it par excellence, hayin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-23

Mr.. Harry French, who Is In the en-.
ploy OF the Grand Rapids Mortgage Co.
OF Grand Rapids. Michigan. obtained his
first supply of Ripans Tabues from
Messrs. White White. druggists. at 90
Monroe street. Mr.. French writes: "Tor
three years 1 was bothered 80 with dys-
pepsia that at times ! was most miser-
able. l consulted three different doctors
about 1t but none could do more than give
mo temporary relief. I purchased a lot of
different stuffs. all of which was war.
ranted to cure. etc. but none helped me.
thought my case was different than any
other persons. and thought that the rest
OF my hfe would be spent in misery. I
finally read a Rlpans Tabuies ad and
became convinced that Ripans Tabules
might help mo. have been using them
now for some time and always carry one
OF thcse convenient bottles in my vest
pocket. The Tsbues have helped me Won
derfully. l now eat whatever want and
RipWns does tho rest"
Ripans Tabules are sold by druggists or
BY mail II the price tuD cents . box) 10
sent 10 the Ripans Chemical Company,
No. 10 Spruce street. New York. Sample
VIAL 10 cents. For sale by A. e. Eisxltng.
eruggist. Soa Main street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-23
BIDS AND PROPOSALS..

OTiCE TO CONTRACTORs-

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-
Sealed BIDS addressed to the City Sec.
received up to 3 p. m. of Monday Janv
airy 4. 1881, for the construction OF a
thirty-six inch brick sewer from a point
near Andrew street along lielner street
10 BuHalo bayou ard FOR the opening OF
certain open drain 10 connect there
wth. according TO plans and specifica-
tons adopted by the City Council and
now on file in the office of the City En-
g.neer. Each bid aust be accompaniei
by certified check on local bank. made
payable TO the order of Mayor ri. n
contract, and the successful BIDDER will
be required to give acceptable bond in
the sum OF s250o00, conditioned thai the
plans and specifications. The CITY re-.
serves the right to reject any and all
bids. H. r. RICE Mayor
Houston, Texas. December 10. 1886. n
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b sal~ ONO, December 2i.-There
lson =, small attendance at today's
|ear, m \. me American Federation of
El ne ~ members having left the
aS , business. Resoi,,iio IONS W v'or. f so
EIts.can, epported that no otticial OF the
lsssd ia ssaesration of Labor should lie
MA \, rnaa,e or participate with any
party. Adopted-veas y na,.. ~
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!, me Modern Mother

b BY ,b .'sy her little ones are improved
M Of NJ peasant Syrup OF Figs, when
Sly Ia, ne laxative effect OF gentle
r. ,ccsn,,.y any other. and that 1t is
III II isnaae 10 them. Children enjoy
IN Of Fseiis them, The true remedy.
1arh r,sss' Is manufactured by the
''s Syrup Company only.
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: BUSINESS ChAhcE5.

.slslri~..S. "--'~S~<a~-
FOR SALE-Bakery, restaurant in thirty
ing town; good spring wagon and pair
horses taken as part payment; good roa-
son for selling. Address al65, this office
70
FOR SALE--A bona fide good Business
iRrGclr). invoice something less tnan
5000: good stand ard fresh stock; salts
factory reason for selllng, this Is your
chance. Apply at orcc, Three Bees.
this cn.ce. e7
FOR SALE Saloon IN town nj Riyerrlde.
large rock quarries adjacent md ONLY
saloon IN vicinity. Apply TO Chas. Bean.
Riverside. Texas. 2S
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m GIl
| WANTED TO BUY.
.- L.. .~ML-


WANTED TO Buy Immediately wagon
or platform scale IN good repair. Al
dress No aiA, This office. %
WANTED TO BGY--A good work team.
two horses and wagon in exchange for
city lots or land near city. George l.,
Porter. 301ia Main street. - f
N,ANTED-To buy or lease good ditch
ing machine, mus, he "a bargain. Al
dress 1859, this office. 20
WANTED-To buy good second hand Ma
tlonal cash register; must be cheap and
in tirst-class condition. Address gl67
this office. II
WANTED Second hand furniture, stoves
any kind household goods. harness ani
buggles: Will nay good prices; scnd pos
tai Elias Greenborg. agent. Houston,
viii cali on YOU. n
WE PAY the highest cash prices for sec
ond hand furniture, stoves and house
hold goods. The Boston Furniture com
pany. sos Piair.e. a. Cramer. agent
Phone 22i. ~
WANTED--'ro buy Oyster creek or Brazos
bottom farm; $50 or 400 acres. about
125 in cultivation; modern Improvements,
iirst-ciass land: cheap for cash. Box 81,
Montgomery, Texas ~
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE

.-.Mk..-
A FIRST CLASS Kingsford corn and
shucker, adapted for steam or horse
power. VII trade h Ter good windmill.
MY LIST OF city property is large and
complete. consisting of homes and va
cant properly. II you wish 10 buy. sell
or exchange, call or address n. NJ. Nor
fleet, Hutchlns House II
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE. Portable en-
sine Gxl9 and boiler on wheels, in good
condition, weighing about 5000 pounds:
for sale cheap or Will exchange for other
property. $. G. Allen, GoIlad. Texas, "a
10 -EXCHANlEc-For cheap black loan
unimproved land; near good shipping
point, new high grade $500 plano; give
location, etc. Address $3.50 this office.
%
FOR SALE or exchange for other prop
erty good well located prairie lands In
Liberty county. Call or write for par
ticulars Wilson & Hannah. KAN
building. II
PROFESSIONAL
,...El-..,, -.w-~iEslS.-.
q o. COTTON 4 BRO. Fire insurance
Agents and .Adtusters. - Main street,
cSrpAr Franklin. u
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/ FOR SALE.
N.W.- -.@..
FOR sALE--Horse and buEgy for SIS 4
RECEIVED ToDAY-Duplicate lot hand
ilasiies' Hcmsiitched Initial Linen Hand Hand;
SIX Handkerchiefs, IS cents; Mems
Ribbed shirts and Drawers, % cents
SWEATERS 10 cents. Franklins. Texas ave.
nue.. .
ONE GIN for s ;sp e sh Salss 70! rss
in the FL Campo section. Apply TO Geo.
uhfch, ~ Campo:
FOR SALE,--The finest saddle horse In
Texas, cheap. Address box alb. Tay.
MUST BE MOVED by January k-6ss
first pick Fancy full a., she, vi, sx isn sSp
eSt' tor surrey. neat design. 50; extra
cut Under surrcy, ext. top, full fendsrs.
s.yc .s SKI ladies aSR ns she, r pnae,Sn sahs
, bow top, large dash. Ss,SSo; i ! ladies' :
how top plMeton, large dash. sos; eacn
hacks, brewster on end spring bygsl.s,
gents fancy, $3.50; .nobby single end
spring buggies; neat. Ss; Z side spring
press money or draft and do not mss
this opportunity. Box 49, SchulenbnrE,
Texas. ~
CORN AND OATS FOR sALE--wri lay
down good grade OF mixed corn IN bulk
at cialN estou or this side for Acc p0r
bushel. on NJ. *. and n. Address N. j.
Chelme Holdrcge, Neb. 81
FOR SALE--Write me for n broke mans
prices on all kinds of first-class fruit
trees. berries and plants. l.. a. Mcken.
zie. Genoa. Texas.
| FOR SALE--A good high-grade 'e6 wheel.
nearly new. with cyclometer, bell ana
| silver King lamp; SO cash. Penin Y
Gale. l0lS Texas. -
| FOR Al.E-Several secondhand engines
and boilers, " achinrry rlstings nri sc,
| pair work. a. & Il. +. McGowen. Hous-
ton. TOMAS. =
| CEDAR CHESTS make good Xmas gifts:
Just received large invoice of assorted
sizes, the only sure moth exunguishcr
call and examine. Z. Illig. lle Main. p
FOR SALE-A lot OF new buggies. phae.
tons, Surveys and harness at cost. Lar
| endon's Stables. Franklin and Caroline
| street. ~
| FOR SALE-Encyclopcdi Britannica. full
| sheep binding. cheap for cash. Address
| p q. box No. i2g. Beaumont, Texas 3
WHO WANTS about $50 head stock cows
Address Buck Bros, Elgin, Texas. 2:
| FOR CHEAP Toys and notions 20 TO The
BOSTON and 10 cents stand. corner Maln
| and Congress avenue. p
OoNsliIN or Mandarin oranges. 1000.
years. budded on trifolatn, hardy as
| live oak for the coast country: 81 each
| viii bear fruit the first year. A. Whita.
kcr. I1S Travis. q
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SPECIAL NorlcEs.

/; SPECIAL NorlcEs.
s.>@le..~. .....&A...
SANTA CLAUS has dolls and toys. for
every one Come Su'sk II o Mos s.rest cnins
+. Dumbie, Manager. II
IRON and steel work for buildings,
bridges, roofs, .standpipcs, etc; designs
and estimates free on application. The
Gillette-Herzog MsnuiaStasrns Co. NJ
Texas. s-z.-M
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Commercial National Bank OF Houston.
Texas, will he held At , rs, banking house use
hours OF 10 a. IN. and 10 m. for the pui-
pose of electing directors TO serve during
the ensuing year. w. b. Chew. pres,
A MEETING of the stockholders and d.
Railroad company. for the purpose 81
eiecting directors and officers. is called
pany, in the city nf Houston. Texas. on
Monday, the 11th day OF January. 1891
Ill G. Z. seser. seeretary
NOTICE TO SToCKHoLDERs-T The reg
ular annual mseisng e he s,oekh , Srs
the election of directors for the ensuing
year will take place ut the bank on Tues
day, January Il. 1897, between the hours
of 10 n. IN. and u IN.
1-14-yi j. ~ McAshan Cashier.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE
BY virtue OF an order of the probate
court of Harris county. Texas. dated
November IL, 1886, in the matter OF the
estate Of a. G. Bonner. directing and
authorizing the sale of the Star. Bot.
Ting Works. together with all stock and
t,alaphernsilia connected herewith. Now
| therefore, i. che undersigned. by virtue
| of said order ard the power vested in
| me as administrator of the estate OF
| said A. c. Bonner, deceased. hereby give
| notice that on the Goth day OF December.
1876 will offer for sale 10 the highest
| and best bidder for cash COR for part
| cash and part on three months timo,
| with good and acceptable security all
| of that certain, property known as. the
| Star Bottlng Works, consisting of all
| the machinery, paraphernalia, stock IN
| trade wagons, harness, six head of
| horses lease good will of the established
| custom and trade. The plant and bust
| ness is in good running order, and a
| profitable Investment The sale Will com
| inence AT 10 O'Clock n. M, at the plant.
| to-wit. at corner Commerce and San ia
| cinto streets, Houston, Texas.
| JOHN LATREYTE,
| Administrator Estate a. G.. Bonner. dc.
ceased. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-23

CHEAP FUEI. AT LAST-Put in A win.
tef's supply of Calvert Lump Coal and
save one.half of last years fuel OK
pense. We warrant superior satlsfac.
ton over any other soft Coal for other
heating or cooking. Our price for pick
ed lump is $3.50 per ton OF 20Ou pounds.
aglivered to any part OF tho city. a
trial to convince you IL collected. Telc.
phone $50. office. No. IL Main street.
Calvert Coal Co n
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FOR sALE-.An assortment OF second.
nand heltirg. pulcys. shafting. hang.
e.s piping, etc. Can al the CUISINES,
office of y he Post. II
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FALL SEEDS. ALL NEW CROP Winter
Turf oats, Alfalfa. Glover, new Rye,
Mediterranean Wheat. Barley, Turnip
aeeds of every description. Wholesale and
retail. Holloway Seed Company. Dallas.
Texas.
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FANCY rattan and upholstered rockers,
fancy tables aud other odd pieces OF fur
nlture. suitable for Christmas gifts.
street. ~
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nm m
PERSONAL.
-|TTI. g.. 49,. -lVAll~


~>IVf'.- $780, -HA'
THE FOLLOWING persons, viz: j Davis.
John Frazier. l.. c. Ho1sdaw. l.. +.
Marti William Marti. w W: McGee
Il. NJ Mutt. "A. Reid. John sullivan, j
+. Smith, James Tanner, d. WEIGH, u.
G.. Wilaett Will learn SOM thing TO the
advantage by addressing T.. A. Dickin.
son, box 374, Beaumont, Texas. 81
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PROFESSIONAL

a o. COTTON 4 BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and .Ad1usters. - Main street,
csrnar franklin \
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DIR. VIM. A. BOXELL, specialst n Us ~.
eases of Women. Nervous ana s 1nt9nse
Diseases The largest ana lnys. su NJ aon
tul practit" III '"0 -
DlnLlt
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MIDDLE AGED. sober, intelligent Ger
man. handy with tools, wants posit.0n
as yardman. watchman. driver or amy
afripe
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TO RENT-f'razos plantation. go acres,
to rent; near Smonfon. Address H. n.
Mitchell. Simonton II, o.. Fort BEND
unllnIA ~
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NIt,N who drink because they neei slim
NJ IT., II nor ne relieved SECRETLY, pER-
MiANESTLY AND PLEAsANTLh.'
TI1RE GrARANTBED; $500 per bottle.
Houston Chemical company hous'os y
TeXas. -=-------------------.
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IRON and steel work for buildings.
and estimates free on application. The
Gillette Herzog Manufacturng CO.. NJ.
DE Leon Agent. kiam building. Houston,
Texas, 2-2I-H
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FOR RENT--A ninety acre farm nj Hon
ney. Texas. nifty acres under cultivation:
9 five room house, barn well, etc; will
rent without, good inducements for right
man. Address George Wiesncr Liver.
POOL Texas. "a
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FOR RINT--A handsome e.ght-room resi-
dence. with modern improvements, on
corner Texas avenue and chenevert
street. Apply Il. Browne, 5ii Chenevert
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-23

GENUINE Chinese importer OF Heleolated
teas and fireworks sax hana IKE bisi
~ ~ world Yam Tai 10y, lol6la Pres
ION avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-23
HELP WANTED.

BOY WANTED II years old to work IL
store; Cos Travis street. Apply to j
a. m. =.