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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-30
EARTHQUAKES FOLLOWED DY FIRE
Great Destruction of Life and Prop
erty in Kobe, Japan.


From the San Francisco Examiner.
Kobe. one of the most beautiful cities
Of Japan. was nearly destroyed on Aug
26. An earthquake that wrecked many
buildings was followed by a fire which
swept away much that the earthquake
left. Then a flood took away nearly all
that remained Of tho city. When the
steamer Doric, which arrived here to-day,
left Japan the loss Of life had not been
ascertained, but it was estimated that at
Kobe and its immediate vicinity about 800
lives had been lost. For a week storms,
fires and earthquakes devastated the Mi
kado's realm, and when the steamer sail
ed reports had been received in Yoko-
hama that upwards of $500 lives had been
lost in different parts of Japan from those
causes.
After the progress of the fire that had
followed the earthquake in Kobe had
been stopped the barometer began falling
rapidly, denoting the approach of a storm
By shutdown a gale was blowing over the
city. Water fell in torrents. The river
Minatocawe began rising and by midnight
it had topped its banks. Then small
streams began flowing over the levees that
washed away and the water swept down
upon the city.
1t was at o'clock the next morning
that the flood reached Its greatest vol
ume, and at that time it had swept down
on the villages of Mach, Ia
mondori and Higashiaiocho. There no
warning had been received Of the APP
proach of the torrent and the inhabitants
were asleep, unconscious of their danger.
1t was estimated that over 200 persons in
those villages were drowned, and in one
spot seven bodies were found huddled in
the Enclosure of a few walls that with
stood the violence of the flood.
While the flood was extending to the
eastward of the river the western banks
gave way and the current spread across
the fields and gathered in the low district
about Hiogo station. The storm began to
subside by daylight. and when the next
day dawned the breaks in the rivers banks
had been repaired and the water was
again in its natural chanel.
Disasters similar to that which destroy
ed Kobe were frequent in various parts
of Japan during the week before the Doric
sailed from Yokohama.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-30
WILDE TO REJoIN HIS WIFE.
The Severe Prison Discipline and
Punishment for InfractlOns.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
New York, Sept. 2O.-A London cable
says that the forthcoming Brookman will
have the following to say concerning Os-
car Wildes prison life.
80 many conflicting accounts of the
prison life of Oscar Wilde and of his con-
dition have been published that we feel
bound to set forth a statement of the ac-
tual facts, our informant being an Eng
lish official, whose position has made him
personally cognizant of them. From this
source we learn that Mr. Wiide's physi-
cal state is very distressing. He is un-
able to assimilate food, and an enterlc
disorder which has become chronic, has
reduced him to condition of great weak
ness. He is governed by the silent sys-
tenn, and this is rigidly enforced, so much
so that he has several times been pun
ished for half involuntarlly turning his
head in chapel to get glimpse of the per-
son seated beside him. We were inquisi-
tive enough to ask the nature of his pun
ishment on these occasions, and were told
that it consisted in having his rug taken
away from him. The rug in question is
strip Of rag carpet which serves as a sub
stitute for a mattress, being spread upon
the surface of a deal door, which is his
only bed; so that when under punishment
he sleeps upon the bare planks. The gem
tleman who made these statements is
persuaded that Wilde will lose either his
life or his reason as the result of his i'm
prisonment, but he probably undertakes
the extent of human endurance The SEN
tence, under the English system of COM
mutation, has only some six months more
to run, and it is generally understood that
at its expiration Mrs. Wilde will rejoin her
husband"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-30
VALDOsTA LOCALS.
The Bryan and sewalI Club Holds
an Enthusiastic Rally.


Valdosta. Ca. Sept. 29.-The Bryan and
Sewan Club held the most enthusiastic
meeting Of its history in the court house
last night. There were more people pres
ent than at any meeting that has been
held before. and the members were all ems
thusiastic at the mention of the presi-
Dental candidates name. In the absence
of President Crawford, the vice president,
Josh Lott, presided over the meeting ana
he did 1t with case and dignity An invi-
tation will be extended by the executive
committee of the club to Senator Bacon
and Judge Griggs to address the club and
citizens at some day in the near future.
Speeches were made last night by Messrs.
Griffin and Townsend Mr.. Townsend ap-
pealing for a campaign without bitterness.
but in the best of humor
A telegram was received by the demo-
cratic committeeman last night from Hon.
Hoke Smith, in which he accepted the
invitation TO speak here on Friday. Hon.
w. G. Brantey will also be here and a
great democratic rally viii be held. These
two gentlemen are probably more popn-
lar here than any of the other democrats
I'm public life in the state. Mr. Brant-
ley is popular as the candidate for con-
gress from this district on the democratlc
ticket, and Mr. Smiths popularity came
10 MN as secretary OF the interior in an
administration that has been upheld 10y.
ally by the democrats of this section.
The death OF Mrs. l.. II. Strum oc-
CURED this morning at Z O'clock. Mrs
Strum was a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Ramsey Of this city. and she had
been a victim OF consumption for several
years She had gained much in strength
by spending the summer on the sea coast
and was driving over the city Saturday
evening She was taken worse Sunday
evening" and her death came in the early
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hours of this morning. She leaves de-
voted husband and one small child.
The news comes from Columbus, o.,
that VIM johnson, the white man who
was sent to the penitentiary at the last
United States court in Savannah, on the
charge of conspirlng to defraud the gov
eminent by circulating green goods, y
is in a dying condition. and is not expect
ed TO live but a few days at best. John
son was a unique character, and was a
conspicuous figure in This section for sew
eral years
The long distance telephone company
of this city are spreading out in all di-
rections. and expect TO be talking with
Savannah in the next few weeks. The
cornpany's lines stretch from Triton to
Lake City and to Thomasville on the
west They will start toward the east
in few days, and the work will be
pushed until Savannah is reached.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-30
FOR BEAUFORT AND BLUFFT0N

steamer GOV Stafford will leave savan
nan nan , Ior Beaufort, Port Royal Naval Station
anu way landings at 10 m Mondays, Wed.
neSSuays ana Fridays. returning next day
steamer STAR will leave Blufton daily (ex
DePV sunday att I'M; returning leave Savan
W AZ p H. Telephone $50
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-30

Some Of the candidates were in the meet
ing and some Of them favored retiring the
ticket mass meeting has been called
to meet at Fairburn on the Both inst, at
which the ticket will likely be taken down
and resolutions adopted pledging unani-
platform
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inc steamships OF this Company are an.
pointed to sail from Savannah for BALI
more as rollows-standard time:
NJ M; LAWRENCE. Capt. Peters, WE'D.
NESDAY. Sept 80, at II a. m.
d; H MILLER, Capt. Bnlvps, sATUR-
DAY, Oct 8, 2:3O p. m.
BERKSHIRE, Capt. Kirwan. wEDNEs.
DAY, Oct. Z. p. m.
AnS q from Baltimore every TUESDAY,
J. J. CARoLAN, Agent.
w d rrrr>,r Savannah, Ga.
]. c. WHITNEY. Traffie Manage, - N-'
General Offices. Baltimore, Nd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18
Bids and PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS Will 10 received
by the county clerk. at his office In
San Augustine until IL noon, Monday,
June 10, 1886. for repairs OF court house
1brick). and also for rHmodeling roof
DIM Of said court house.
Plans aud specifications IN the county
clerks office.
Right reseryed to reject any and all
bids. JOHN G. HDEHTE,
County Judge San Augustine County.
SDhLED proposals win be received at
tho office OF q. ~. II. Hudasiil * Son,
architects. until " o'clock. Monday. May
q, 1896. for the erection and completion
Of one two story brick fint. 10 he erected
In the city of Houston for Jacob Levy.
In the sum OF $3.50 must be filed with
each proposal 10 guarantee bond within
five days after the contract IL awarded
performance or the work in accordance
with plans aud specifications. The right
~ reserved 10 reject any or all bids. 10
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FORECASTS BY FOSTER.
$50 Rous More General the Latter Part Of the Month
wy aaoustism and McteorooOy Discussed.

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MAGNETISM AND MErEoRo1oeY
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POSITION sss no sae S s ss y St We THAT
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he basis his calculations His
records which while
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theory
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succeeding
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18
WANT COLUMN.

THE POST IL THE GREAT WANT
49,, =. MEDIUM OF TEXAS
me Post is the friend OF the moor and
needy ond publishes advertisement for ~.
Nations wanted OF twenty-five words or
lees three times free.
inc cnAfge for other Wants" Is almost
nominal, and II you want anything an Ad
IN me CHEAP Column of The Post is sure
10 set 1t Tor you. Especially is such tn.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING.
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
SPECIAL NOTICES,
BUSINESS CHANCES
PERSONALS
STOLEN. STPAYEp.
LOST, FOUND,
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED TO TRADE,
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
PROFESSIONAL,
BARGAINS,
PARTNERS WANTED,
WANTED TO RENT,
WANTED BIDS
WANTED TO BUY.
INftkN ALTON WANTED
HELP WANT CD.
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ne MEXICAN wEEvlL..

~ Evidence, But Not to Any
Great Extent.
Editor Of The Post.
4s' Texas, May G.-somo days ago
~ published in The Post a COM
l@ nom Mr.. Ceorlng on the Next
ae'll and its early appearance
,Sion. 1t was brought out by
Anns been widely circulated
l I'M. 70 ear through the medium
t,l ', ~ ana reports published in the
kSnse weeVil had already made
M ra " large numbers and was
yu.g eotttn as fast as 1t came
t was that some farmers
N ,sy considering the abandon
tsm COTTON crops and IL was
~ ~ mat a certain large land
Gy.nr from Kennedy was about
hr MAJ OF the promised stam-
ID wy me growing crops of his
hsSh,,,p ecuiative purposes.
n circulated here advised the
~, p'sIpone chopping out their
all i vas fully determined what
III mI,'s ssult. ! am glad to say
b tha ,eaulhg reports were not
Gseni ra amve experienced farmers
,Ass ,s sesu'I might have attained.
ku m ,pauis nave appeared This
" iasr extended Investigation
,,'meis and Is preparSd 10
b Mss PARTICULARS on This dreaded
trrsSo uv'ton crop and will CON
hIsput ,he season To keen ,ba
he vs. sii informed on The pro-
SI acreage has been ,po,.r,ar,
y ~ .oashout the SouthwcsterS1
~ NM JASON over last. but az ali
N hnmy % per cent are . M ,',s ".
M I'm any sign OF the ,sa"i,
esly N ~ some found In n few
~ IN LIZ c western part OF this
l'agehsr ~" LINK, 0ak, but they are al
vi stsit. eoniined to fields where
,As ssnsmwere left over last sea-
ncprS' , yaht Of raising cotton
~ MINI EARS growth.
y tom n, @nt In some specimens
N ~ ~ MS Live Oak co,,p,v i zen,
NJ, M ,'.ainly the full blood Man
En- d Hic'lye as you please hut
!pl sroweai advanced and M, W
b VI t"n squares. Renee tha NJ, ~
suautlWtj.Ss eevil. They may come
,eslsn ~, even enough to clean Clean
" lsia v,rop entirely, but i, can can
soali liaai nothing SO far de-.
ths lesdia 10 this conclusion
pat ii lung planters have re-.
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pes.. rom the weevll or
~ the cro Ms weevil exists and
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making I'll, ~ dnc time. hut The
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sssvil i Il be discouraged.
v miori,nn mere, but he is very
n liz reaaye YET and The Post
papers please copy.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18
Special Notice.

State and County Tax Assessor.
Notice 10 Property owners
YOU are requested 10 call at my office In
courthouse and render your property.
both real and personal, for taxation for
1876.
Rendered roll will positively close May 80;
ii merchants manufacturers ana owners
of personal property known to me fail
10 render same. the law compels me TO
assess for them.
Real estate not rendered VIII go on the
''unknown roll" and owners Will not be
notified of any advance IN Valuation
c. III. Hermann. Assessor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

TOR RF.NT-in whole or part. 3-story
brick building ~ Main street. one door
norlh of Western Union Telegraph of
fire r, t. I'M. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

In exchange Apply 3al. ltnz Building Is
CHOICE Third Ward Homes Cheap--Two
lots corner Zen and Hamilton. with elc-
giant two-ntory residences, all modern
convenlcnces. 5000. two nvc-room cot
tnges, new. corner Iceland nnd ST.
Emanuel. 5000 ench $500 cash. balance
~ per mouth. two nv.-room cottages,
new between Pierce and Calhoun. ON
Hamilton street. AlSvp rach. 500 cash.
balance $50 pqr month. $500 TO loan on
long limo and low rHte OF Interest TO
my on. with good Houston city real
cAinte SECURITY. 10, " and 20-acre tracts,
good fruit and vegetable land, Elk niles
north Ut city on GRADED road, sl2.h0 per
acre. N. NJ Norheci. Hutchins house.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

For TENT Nine-room house on Capitol
avenue seyen-room house on Lamar
nvenue nye-room house on Lamnr ave
uu- eight-r5om house on Milan. c. II.
Munger, agent 1913 Texas avcnue. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

! WILL be at the Lawlor hotel, Houston.
Texas for one week beginning May Is.
curing cancers within ten days without
pain: nu cure, no pay. W. NJ. Siddons,
NJ. ID. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

FIVE ACRE blocks ncur city, limits south
side. twenty minutes drive from court
house. hosl Investment about Hounton
n",d money anu viii sell cheap. Address
rs Cnrc Post. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

MULCAIiAY ADDITION 10 ROslN-
nl1Rti--'rhe past week shows sale OF
- lots In hiulcuhay addition, such " thu
demand for Rosenberg property. best lots
aud superb location In the leading town
IN tho finest section Of Tho Coast Coun-
Try; rich land and best railroad faciii-
ties west Of Houston; purchasers desir-
ing choice location should buy nj once.
az they ARE selling daily Call on or adj
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

FOR RENr-Nice six-room cottage, with
stable, carriage and servant house. bath
room, etc. corner Texas avenue and
ID
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

TON RENT--Large two-story boarding
house al corner OF Rusk and Fannin
ptre.is. ali modern conveniences. Apply
Chlldress a. Taylor Cotton Erchangs.
hullding. Y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

WANrED--A partner In an established
wholesale produce, commission and
brokerage business. wood ana coal busi-
ness, have ARRANGED to handle POGO cords
wood delivered at yard to be sold on
commission; warehouse and yard near
business center, splendid chance for Iva
lnlln. AdlrNas No. 7lt5. uare Post. IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

FOR SALE s2oc0 Will buy an estnblishcd
grocery business. three minutes walk OF
post office; business $4,000 yearly; not
fresh stock; rent SO; good location and
good opening FOR live man: investigate.
Address Merchandise, care Post. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

FOR RENT-Newly furnished single ana
double rooms with separate hot and cold
baths 5it md SIC Fannin street. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

SMITH & HOWELL. Warehouse and
Storage company, for storage rates
rhone 10 or i3l' on railroad track with
Nrst.elass facilities for handling your
business. b--s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

SIZE everything In aud around Houston
then sra the Empire addition and tell rs
cnnaidly N II Is not tho handaoincst, best
drained property 10 he had, The Price Is
FAR l.Ss than anything else. III IL IN the
direct iinc OF Improvement. Don't miss Il
good opportunity 10 get homie or mako
"a good Investment. J. Il. Jetcr. room 10.
Cotton Exchange building. or g. W.
fydnur. 1903 H. Franklin avenue. 10
OFFICE pf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

THE lIOl STON Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works repovates carpets, crumb cloths,
rugs, feathers and mattresses, upholsler-
ing and furniture repairing gilt.cdga
dorf. corner Smith and Mckinney;
'nhone COS IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

NOTICE. Whereas the district court Of
n u. Cobbs e, al vs. The Houston Belt
ana Magnolia Park Railway company
ct al, No. 1897 on the docket OF SAID
court by It's order of February l. lNo.
appointed me special commissioner 70 sell
all The property OF said Houston Bet
and Magnolia Park Hallway company,
and said court on May 8, 1896, renewed
said order and authorized aud einpoW.
cred me to sell all The property of said
company on the first Tuesday IN July,
1926, being the 7th day OF July. 1876. IN
county, Texas, at public auction Tor
cash, without limit ~ 10 the amount Of
the bid and subject 10 the approval OF
tho court;
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given
that on the first Tuesday IN july 1885,
being July !, 1896. Will sell at publ auc.
tion, in front Of the court house door OF
Harris county, Texas, between the hours
of 10 a. m. and p, M, all The troperty.
rights and franchises Of SAID Houston
Belt and Magnolia Park Railway com.
way. rolling stock, cars, engines and all
of the equipments with lis franchise ana
nil other property, rights and franchise.
whether enumerated herein or not. Sa d
snle will I've made to the highest bieder
for cash without limit as to tho amount
of the bid and subject to the epproval or
the court r. s. ABtLL.
II SIecinl Commissioner.
HARTWET.L & sPRoNG' FIRE INs1rR-
ance successors to Harvey I. ID. VIII
son. Room POP. kiam Building. Phone
7el Strong companies. Loss promptly
paid. Ring us up. b-SV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

etTUATl0N wANTEl1--iorman would
like to have position on farm; steady,
sober and good worker. Address CHI. e.,
care Pest. ID
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

WANTED--To sell q good laundey plant:
siderable ship work; proprietor has other
business which demands his attention.
Address VIII c. Perry. Ennis, Eills
county. Texas n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

DRIVE out Mum street tn you cross tho
Narrow Gauge railroad then turn two
blool,s TO icft ana soe the Empira nddi-
tiun, II ~ sandy ground. perfectly
drained aud beautifully located, II ~ Id
per cent cheaper than anything around
houston. W. WIN drive you out TO SEQ
II, free of cost. terms easy j. II. Jotor.
room 10, Cotton Exchange building, or
scabrooiS w. sydnor. iuos IL Franklin
Avenue. ID
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18

SEEDS AND PLANTS or EVERY pE-
ScHiPIION-- Offer this week as fol-
owF. lvtcop vuel 81 and yellow yam
spr S.sa per low, 10000 tomato toc per
lnN, 700 bushels sorghum seed. tbc per
hushoi. 2Drl hushri inilr' seed. 3ac per
bnshei. 100 bushels Mexican June corn,
500 per buShel loco bushels stock peas.
81 10 per hu=h.l I'suIt boxes. berry
boxes and fruit baskets a, factory price.
Nuilt seeds OF every description Holio-
way Seed Ca Duilaa. Texas,
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For Rent.
FURNIsuEp ROOMS Win .,

FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without
toard; large, airy room. Fulton place
iv' Husk avenue. at reasonable rates,
~
FOR REST-Nice three-room cottage.
furnished complete tor Light housckcep-
ihy, close In, Sle per month Aap,y .
Alien place. near kusk and ,3razos. "
FOR RENT-Two connecting iooms. fur.
nished' for light Housekeeping, "a
IrAas avenue. is
WANTED-To rent my reaidcnce. corner
Milan and Webster. for summer. FUR
hished L. Nj. Matthews, eoS Main street.
FOR RENT-Three room house. Apply
Ill. Austin street. 10
FVR kENr--one story cottage. IL
new two-slory cottage SIS Mi,am. Ap-
pay to ID. p. Shepherd, ~
FOR kENT--If you wan, ,hrec-roon
voltage or utteen-rcom house. call on
Lone star Moving and Storage Company
corner OF Main ana Texas avenue see
iatse star: phone ass. ~
Fer RENT-A nvc-room cottage on
WASHINGTON street convenient 10 Cen
trail depot and market house. Apply
l.Vt Washington street ~
ware store. 3ic Milan street, Includes
s,X rooms with bath room. Apply j. II,
Gampman.s BIO Milan street: y
FOR RENT--Nice six-room cottage, with
blAp.9, CaTTluEt una servant mouse, ~ VI
room, etc. corner Texas avenue and
bowling street Apply III Congress ave,
FOR RFNT-Two large furnIshed roors
to rent within two blocks OF Capitol
Lolel. No. G.o M.lntn street, ----IMv
FOR RENT otjnge In I'hlrd ward Az
ply ia Main street. ~
NEAR Washington street school, two new
cottages With latest improvements, SIX
Gld four rooms oach. Apply QUO fTeu =
ner l5ik Washington street or al
l.. Mitchell. lewelcr. u
TO LEASF,--Rarn, known MS California
stable. corner Franklin avenue and
Clcucvert street. Call on or aidresa X.
I. liardcsty. ~
FOR HENT-Tour houses; two large nnd
two small. water and sewer conncc-
iious, Apply to Mrs. Freunc, 2iol
FOR RENE Two connecting rooms for
light housekeeping tor couple or gentle
men. LOG Hrazos street; references. san
Felipe car line. %
FOR RENT New four-room aud pantry
cottage. stable md outhpusc, lol6 RaShy
street between Mckinney and Lamar
avenues; inquire next door. ~
FOR RENT~For light housekeeping. two
connecting south rooms. with use OF
ra,lor and bath room aevcn blocks
from court house. 1905 Preston street. 10
For RENT-Cottage and two-story resi-
uence on Terry street. and twu-storv
residence on Mckee street. NIL couvcn-
lent 10 Southern Pacific shops. Apply
TO T. A, Hclbg, agent, Houston city
street Railway company. %
FOR RENT-New forr-room cottage. with
, n'aGle and COW shsds near Sinh waga
llardrastle. 9l5ls Congress avenue. n
FOR RENT-Three or four up stairs
rooms nicely furnished for light house
keep K. with modern cony efiierces. III
Capitol. 10
FOR RfNT-One large fivc-room papcred
cottage, with all modern convenience
bath and watcrworks; near 10 town
Apply ma Btazos. corner Dallas 81. ~
y WELL furnished room aud dreaein,
room. with bath and gas- Call at 1lni
Main street. ~
FOR RENT-Rooms completely furnished
for light housekeeping cool. front south
rooms; also very cheap side rooms: bath
privilege. 1907 Texans avenue. 10