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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-07
TAYLOR.

The past week or ten days has been
the gayest season In society circles ex-
pcrienced In Taylor for several years. THO
young people. also the older members OF
society, have had constant round or
events. and the list of entertainments, oo-
casioncd. OF course, by the holidays. has
been large one.
The week began with pleasant cuchre
party given by Miss Lizzie Doak, assisted
by MIR and Mrs. Il. r. Adams, ut the
formers home on Seventh street, last
Monday night.
Mrs H. l.. Logan entertained In honor
of Messrs. VIII Griffin and j. II. Griffith,
which was attended by q fun representa-
ton of society young people.
A party composed OF Mr.. and Mrs. j..
w. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Heart.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Melasky. Mr. and Mrs.
+. L. Wclch. Mr.. and Mrs. !. Lewis, Dr.
md Mrs. C.. Il. Payne. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Alexander, Mrs. III. II. Hazard OF Aus
tin and Mrs. j. j. Stureis OF Taylor sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. J.. ii. Goldstein by
congregating at their residence on New
Years Eve. They engaged In progress
slve eichre until the hour of midnight
arrived, when the exit OF the old year and
the advent Of the new was the signal Tor
dispersal.
on Tuesday night watch party was
entertained Mt the handsome home OF
Miss Mary Mendcl In the northwest SUI
burbs. A beautiful display of fireworks
constituted celebration and the time
was whiied away with music and dancing
until 1880, when the party visited the
several churches and rang out the oid
year, rang In the new.
The young men of Taylor gave a pleas
ant hop at the Hotel Commercial on the
evening Of New Years Day.
Miss Eva Manly gave a party to her
Young friends New Years night at tho
home OF her brcther-in-law. MT. w. II.
Miller.
Mrs. ]. Melasky gave n euchre party 10
some lady friends on Monday afternoon.
The Taylor Maennerchor had banquet
and ball at their hnil corner Talbot ana
Broad streets last Tuesday night. q
Thursday night Misses Matte ana Jen-
ME Turner entertained at their homo In
tho suburbs OF the city. VA
The Sesame Literary circle held an IN
,eresting session last Thursday night u
the home OF Mrs. Gohmert on Doak street.
near sixth.
Miss Dosie IIarren OF Valparaiso, Ind.
Is visiting Mrs. John Ingram.
Mrs. Ringolsky, who has spent VISIT
with her sister. Mrs. l.. III. Goldstein, iett
Sunday for Kansas City. Mo.
Miss Alexander Of Henderson Texas .
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. A. THOMPSON
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ALICE.


les Bessie Layton left for Beeviiie
sday. IN, ,1,tu cbonerores
delirhtful dance last Monday night
h. Westeryelt's new residence. Those
Issn, we're Mr.. and Mrs. King Henant,
ond Mrs. ]. z. Quirk. Mr.. and Mrs
Johnson, Misses Myrtle ana Rose
Vi Miss May Henant Miss Edna Bisn-
Mes Pearl Dickson. Miss Tenie Drod-
Miss Hester and Lille Clark, Miss Ada
sgre Miss Czech Nunis and Mrs. Sue
~ Messrs. Chas. walker, Brooks,
bose Howard, Robertson, Dickson.
vi shindler, Bell and N, II. Brown
,ss MYRTLE Ward has gone to San An
Ia 70 complete her musical education.
r. and Mrs. +. p. Johnson entertainoi
'sw friends very pleasantly last Tuesday
kning. at their apartments at CasgraVe
I,dre and Mrs. Maxey of San Antonio
hi in last night and left for Brownsville
Is morning.
Misses josephine and Genie Armstrong
for Austin this morning to complete
Dir term at the college.
Hiss Edith Wright of Driscoll was In
I'm one day this week.
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HOUSTON SEED STORE--Reliable and
seasonable seeds; selected Early North
Landreth's Pens. Hcnderson's Cabbage
Seed. and everything that's choice and
superior in field, garden aud flower
seeds. A. Whitaker, 6O3 Travis street,
ar
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WEIAIAR.

pion 7 w Middlebrook, Judge NJ. Ken
Pm and Mr.. Charles #. Shropshire of Co
Pmbus were up Tuesday to see their
1lends In the prairie city"
pr. j. Il. Hutchins, his wife and his two
fughiers, Misses Susie and Callie of Oak
md were here the past week taking In
le New Year festivities.
(hon, c. A Allen and his brother, Mr..
[onroe Allen, have been In the city wei
Pming the coming OF the New Year ana
feming happy over tho past
MIS-. Hopkins OF Waelder is Slipping with
|rs. Shatto at the present writing.
Mrs. Lila Tooke and Mrs. Kindred took
n overland trip New Years Day to
rhulenburg TO dine with the editor of the
ticker and wife.
Mr. Sergeant, wife and daughter, OF
aatagorda, are here with Mrs. s. II
eareson.
Miss eettie Holt Of Glidden came up
see her parents the past week.
MI. Joe Card and daughter, Miss Josie.
kerrville, are here visiting Mrs, Black
lmily.
Miss Virginia Tomlinson has returned
Ennis to her school.
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THE MELoNcuoI,Y DAYS uAvr,
-. COME

tumn a s OF the year" not when au-
mates n h,,. arrived, as Poet Bryant init
'sere a us' when fellow gets bilious The
ion n ~ yeIiow lear Is in his complex
piclous w., ~ IN the foliage at that inaus-
win soos .'ine' Hostetter's Stomach Btterx
reeulstan u'scipline his rehellious liver, and
s,omac. nls oowels, besides toning his
kidnevs anu healthfully stimulating his
N'"ess are also relieved by the BItters.
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JUST RECEIVE ID Ia head Missouri
mules and one carload of good drivers
and family broke horses. Apply Bowser
x Wilson, I'll Prairie avenue. r.
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OFFICES TO RENT In the Kiam build
ing. the best and most central location
IN the city. Offices on second, fourth
and NTH floors. elevator. Janitor and
heating service. cool building In sum-
Iaer and warm one in winter. Rents
reasonable. Apply at Ed kiaMs NAM.
moth Clothtng House y u
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FRANKLIN.

mr, Hubert Overall and bride have re-
4, r re from visit to the brides parents
bJo"se J. II. McComb and family OF
kol,aa,n nave returned, having spent the
y Mo In this city.
MT. Arthur Jenkins of BRYAN is doing
NV " agreeable with CAPTAIN Savett Love
dis, -, Il. Allen. wife of the Metho-
towr munster, Is visiting her son at George
her uelnper OF Hempstead Is visiting
M,ss 1.her. Mr.. Linn Holland.
ing her IA rnarp Of Beck Prairie is visit
Tha ~ brother, Mr.. Mack Sharp.
pitab,a ppworth League met at the hos
night ana nome CT DR.. Abney on Friday
wv rtnort an enioyahle time.
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I .rrppOCK GROyE--I have had surveyed
INTO blocks and lots the above property,
say about twelve acres; II Is beautiiuly
situated in the Second ward, sh no,
six minutes by the electric cars running
past the lots. the land is high, wen
drained and is Without Sar nsss9sn n pe
Tnv sale IN The city; l will sell on easy
terms Ter ste TO those contemplating immsdiate
Improvement. Apply 10 y. X Lpppocs.
Austin or my sole agent Robert Ao ~,
art, Houston.
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ARKANSAS PASS.

Mr. Mcknight and family are mere rom
Victoria visiting Mrs. Meningitis parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyett.
There was a dance at the Hoyt Frtday
nL,ht which was well attended from Rock
port.
DR.. NJ. Mullen has been absent some
time In East Texas.
Thc parlors OF the Hoyt were thrown
open TO the young people Tuesdey VS.
ing. and all gathered to spend the cao49f
hours OF the year together. 4; y, 4
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ALVIN.

Mrs NJ. A, Chapman of Austin and Mrs.
II. Gray of Vicksburg, Miss, sister
nd sister-in-law OF Mrs. Cobb, are visit
g the family Of Captain ]. n. Cobb.
me Jessamine club gave a delightful
|op at Howe's hall New Years Eve. About
twenty couples were present and sixteen
uiinhers wore danced
mr. and Mrs, G. S. Cummings of Cen
rama Kan. parents of the Cummings
Rrolhers Of Alvin Exchange bank, arrived
|lohoay to spend the balance of the win
ABOUT thirty young people enjoyed a
kenediet social and supper at the Alvin
to yi New Years Eve
hiaer Richard Lemay has moved his
Iehliy from Orange to Alvin. and Will
Pscupy the pulpit of the Christian church
is regular pastor.
ALBERT A. Lowe and family came IN this
C'e.k from Macon. H., and took charge
1, .ne britain fruit farm, purchased some
ns Bertha Carraway entertained her
r a,, with a party Monday night.
s Mamie Turner has been selected
III, the position of teacher in the city
phos' Wilborn.
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FOR SALE-An interest in ono OF the
best country papers In Texas: fine job
business: largest circulation In the
county in which It IL .printed. and the
most advertising, can have fun con
troll. good reasons for selling; independ-
ent- populist; must have some cash. Ad-
dress for further particulars Lock box
60. Bryan Texas. II
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WHY worry yourselves about servants,
when can furnish you cooks. yardrlen,
watchmen. clerks washerwomen, cham
bermaids, etc. Call at Bureau OF In
formation. 81 Travis street Z
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LADIES 10 do fancy work az home; 81
20 s. quietly made daily. no cnnVassug
work sent by mail, Toilc, Art School
Box i6l, Brooklyn. n. Y. Z
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AGENTS TO handle our Superlatiyo gas
night burner; makes kerosene lamps give
brilliant gaslight; no chimney. no
pies free to those meaning business.
Address The Supcrlative Mfg. Co., Room
"A. World Building, New York
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Flectro-Galvanic and Massage
Sanitarium, removed to Moore e Bur
nett new building. corner Fannin aud
Texas avenue. and occupy the entire
who treat all diseases By Medical IJer.
uiciiy, Galvanism, Massage and Electric
Medicated Napor. Electro Turkish, Water
ana Needle Baths. spec nc I Rneuma
tisn,, Neuralgia, Malaria, Blood. Skin
and Nervous Diseases. Their treatment
is unsurpassed for all Female Troubles.
Irregularities, Weakness ana general III
health peculiar to women Urethal
Structure. Rupture. Piles, all Facial
Rlemishes removed without injury to the
skin. Prone 10 ~
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FOR RENT-Furnished large. east. south
front rooms; electric cars and light; wa
ter; cold, hot baths; closet same iioor :
rent reasonable. Corner Louisiana and
Polk. Beach.
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1000 Cline bill heads. s1.75; feline. $500:
statements, sl15. cash with order cx-
prcssage prepaid; nc amateurism: been
printing twenty years Louis Gruetn-
innchor Dickinson. Texas. Z
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WANTED-To buy second hand clothing,
inside or outside city: small or LARGE
quantity highest prices paid. Senu mail
TO Alex Cohen. ali Franklin avenue. Z
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WANTED-A single white woman, to as
sist In Homework In small family.
Address Aaron Zcve, Nacogdochcs, TEX
as z
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WANTED--lf YOU arc a Catholic, unem.
ployed, and will work for SIS per week
write MacConnell Bros. II Franklin
street, Boston, Mass.
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WANTED Bookkeepers, stenographers,
clerks, etc, who desire positions to COM
municute with us, we reach the entire
state. Taylor n Buchanan. 10oiis Pres
ton street. Houston, Texas. II
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SPECIAL MOTTO 2

HOUSEKEEP ERS-Be wise
and use iron beds; just the thing for a
hot climate; cool, clean and comfort
able; we show six styles 10 per cent
discount on fun line; this week only
Dillingham; Furniture company, 7Ql Main
street. .
N0TICE-ANNUAT MEETI no =
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
company viii be held Mt the oince OF
the cempans; Houston, Texas. Ihursda S.
the purpose OF eiecting seven directors.
and transaction OF such other business
as may come before said neeting.
. C. 4. MCKINNEY, Secretary.
Houston. Texas. December 10. lS,5.
HAVING purchased the furniture and
fixtures at No. 1917 Congress avenue,
we will on Saturday, January H. open a
first-class Chinese restaurant. strictly
for white people. Yee Lee & Co. s
PUBLIC STORAGE received at n. p.
Smiths large iron-clad storage ware
house, door capacity 10000 square feet;
bring your household goods, furniture,
general merchandise. in small or car lots;
rate. reasonable; warehouse close IN and
on railroad track, Phone 30, p. .. Box
H. l.. d. Lyday. Manager f-El
OIL. MILL MEN, .ATTENTIoN--,Noti
approval Of the court), or TUESDAY,
January Z. 1926, at the court house door.
10 the city. OF Goliad. at II o'clock a.
the highest bidder for cash. the Gollad
OIL mill and appurtenances. together
with the land upon which II is situated.
Interested parties correspond with Clark
Denton, receiver. Goliad. Texas. II
NOTICE-The board OF pharmacy for
the Eleventh. district VII! tsett January
Is at 5S ~ Main street TO fShmine APP
plicants for registration. A. Il. kies-
ling, Reg. i-15
CHICAGO STEAM DYE WORKS and
Hat Manufacturing Co Ladies and
and repaired. Fsikson, i2i7 Congress ave.
nue., Houston. y
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WANTED--A cook, Northern white wo-
man preferred, also house girl to make
II her home. both permanent. reference
required. Mrs. Hail. 9oa Rusk avenue. Z
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WANTED-Whije grl to do cooking; Ger
man or Swede preferred Apply 2l3
ChcneNcrt. corner Congress. Z
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WANTEp-Mcn and women to call on us
when they need furniture; we satisfy
both taste and pocket; 10 per cent dis
count on iron beds this week. don't
eniss this chance. Dillingham; Furniture
company. 70i Main street. .
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WANTED--At once. two good cigar ma
kers. Address letters to L. O. Box Ill.
sinner, Texas. II
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HELP WANTED-Fifteon ali round saw
mn men, at Dodge. Texas. u. L. Hall &
Co. 7
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WANTEp--A white nurse, German pre-
tCrrtd. Apply quick to Mrs. +. a. llelbig,
lNlN Commerce. Z
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FOR RENT-Two glass front stores.
Flock building, good legation; two
stores, corner Travis and Capitol; three
story brick, on MAN,, to lease. 4. J.
FOR RENT-.F'our rooms, completely iur.
nlshed. ready for housekeeping. Apply
1906 Main street. near Dallas. II
FURNISHED room. with CRATE and sds.
hot and cold bath privileges. In private
family, close In. e0i Rusk.
FOR RENT-3Two unfurnishcd rooms for
light housekeeping. suitable for man
and Wife; 1913 Travis street. Q
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 1903 Travis
street, corner Bell, for couple or two
gentlemen IL
TO LEASE OR RENT-E. IL. yasmer
Particulars on promises or Office OF Il.
ii. Vasmer, Seaman building.
FOR RENT-Six ROOM. two-story and
i've room cottage. Apply corner Capitol
and Charities streets. z
FIVE well located houses, IS TO sS5 each; .
two up-to-date offices, Shaw building.
cheap. T. J. Collins, Real Estate and
Rentals. l0l6is Congress street.
FOR RENT-New two-story. house; hot
and cold water, gas. good stable, ON
Bell, apply lil6 Jackson
FOR RENT Residence, 2ooi Capitol ave.
corner Charities street. six rooms. stable,
etc; rent cheap. A. j. Henderson, 1'l2
1ldltItS StTttt. VI
FOR RENT Furnished, large. east. south
front rooms; electric cars and light; wa
ter; cold, hot baths; closet same iioor :
rent reasonable. Corner Louisiana and
Polk Beach.
FOR RENT-Dr, Throckmortons Office.
for rent and fixtures for sale; also three
rooms to rent for light housekeeping:
Apnly l50i Hardy street. II
FOR RENT--Sx room house IN Brunner
addition, with stable and garden, cloSc
to school ard car; cheap to good tenant
C. w. Hahl. 3Ojis Main. 10
FOR RENT Pleasant furnished rooms,
large and small location hest. rates low;
references; ll02 Rusk, corner Fannin. =
TWO story house. modern convenicnces,
100 Rusl. between l.al'ranch and Craw-
ford Apply 1906 Rusk, corner LaBranch.3
RACE TRACK FOR LEASE-l will lease
ana one-half miles from Houston, to
good, respoi slble parties. Address Nj.
l.. Westheimer. Houston. .
FOR RENT OR SALE-M Ny farm contain
ing 100 acres. three and one-half miles
west of Houston, Ia good cultivation,
on a good road. Parties must furnish
their own teams. NJ l.. Westheimer,
No. lib San Jacinto street 9
FOR RENT-A new six-room two-storl
house. corner Clay and .Chcnevcrt hot
and cold water, gas and sewer connec
tons: Apply No. l9ls Franklin avenue.
HOUSE of seven rooms next TO corner
Of Ea 5nSr, ana T G,i sTees , EGrrs
Co, correr Franklin avenue and Travis
street Z
FOR RENT-Two very pleasant, convent
entity, located rooms, with or without
board; modern convenicnces only one
block from Capitol Hotel. references.
100 Texas avenue.
FOR RENT-Two two-story modern seven
room houses. stable and servants room
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AND NICKEL. PLATING grind .
ing and polishing. prices moderate: cleo
tire supplies and repairs. l.. t. Miller.
electric engineer, Houston, TEXAS. If
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MOOK's DANCING ACADEMY will re-
sumo thursday, January 2, 1896, at Bry-
an hall. for ladies and children
wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 4
p; M; for ladies' and gentlemen.
wednesday and Thursday at $3.50 p. nj. !:
Terms, 800 per session. day class, and
soo per session, night school s
DIR. LOUISA BAIRD, the New York
specialist treats all diseases peculiar to
females, magnetic healer, home for la
REMOVALS. have removed my drug
store TO oC2 Main street, corner Prairie
avenue. a. L. klesling. II
MADAME RAIRD, mind reader and bust
ness nedirm; develo ping mediums a spe-
c,alty; magnetic healer. cures without
the aid OF medicine. Residence, No. isNS
Preston avenue. Houston. Il
MOVING VANS-Tbe largest eoulppcd.
handsomest padded van in the city: fur.
nitpre, pianos and safes: wood sand and
olnders; lot hlling; every kind OF NOV
NE, ,storlf and shipping. by Ola iselia-
Bile White Line; phone 500; corner Cor.
giess una Main.
TEXAS CITY-Look at the new seaport.
II has received over 10000 bales OF cot
ton so far this season. Ninety-five inch
Morse compress erected and ready for
operation. Two mammoth dredges will
oe working on the sxteen-foot channel
by January 10. Constant demand for
more houses; Lots have advanced %
per cent during past eight months. on
January 10 lots Will be withdrawn and
prices advanced when channel is COM
pleteu. More houses wanted at once.
IeXas City improvement Company. eos
N-anL BIuS. l-16
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TWO, gcod collectors wanted at No. 1905
Prairie avenue. IL
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+, HAVE sp,endid lots in Third ward for
sale, will build houses on them 20 oruer.
Part cash. balance small monthly pay
inents: low rate OF interest," WIN. man,
ger. 3i7h Main street.
.
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WANTED--An Al plantation Blacksmith.
Apply quick to l.. A. Ellis sartartia,
Texas
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WANTED-A woman to do cooking In "a
lingcr. .
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FOR RENT-Dwelling house with eight
rooms IornEs avenue, No. IL, at SO
per month in advance. Apply at krupp
4. TuffiN'q
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WANT cook ana house girl, white only
must como well recommended. Apply
between and 10 a. IN. James But"
1910 Milan and Lamar
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MAf,TED--A man and wife for small res
thurant; no children; one Of them must
b. good cook, the other to do general
work Apply TO j. Lausen. Orange,
Texas 10
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WANTED - Well experienced white
chamber maid. Apply Capitol Hotel, II
LtFE INSURANCE. Wanted general
agents. top figures without liability on
unpaid notes. Bay State OF Massnchu-
sets organized 1851: nfty millions in
force; low rates w. j. Minton. man
eyer, North Ttx as Bank. Dallas LIS
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FAIRBANKS Thirteen
mil 20 from Houston. SIX passenger TRANS
daily; ~ feet higher than Houston. rich,
hack, sandy loan. wants hotel, n
blacksmith shop, u general store aud u
lumber yard.
For Salo-l0 acres fine garden land, Sis
miles from court house. $500: must be-
sold at once, HAIL 81 pudor. aOsia Main
street II
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

OLD commercial traveller wants partner
with $3.50 cash. money In this, investigate
nulok. CnmmercIal TraVelcr. cnre Post 3
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PARTNER WANTED-Young man with
5000 to take interest and assist In an es-
tnblishcd amusement enterprise, large
returns guaranteed; must travel. GENT
he bonanza for the right party; please
investigate. Address II, II. Coyle. DAILY
Pest.
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Established 1871 THE $50 BranchsA
MERCANTILE AGENCY OF
r, q. DUN u COMPANY
A. w. PERKINsON, Msr, Hesstes.

Accurate information supplied On the
every merchant and trader In The woria
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TIC Post Is the friend OF the poor and
needy and publishes advertisements for
situations wanted of twenty Ave words
Or less three times free.
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FOR SALE-Vacant lots on Capitol ave-
noe one block from new county court
house, cheap. II bargain. Address IL. o..
cnre Post.
5000 CASH and 5000 a month will buy u
lot in Fourth ward South. s. d
Moore $40 Main street. u
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STEM OGRAPHER and clerk, several
years experience In railroad and law
offices. wishes position. Address +. T..
H.. care Post. .
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WANTED First class gardener to work
on shares Apply to NJ. l.. Westhoimcr.
No. lib San Jacinto street. 0
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FOR SALlG--By assignee, the J. w. Ste
Venson stock OF groceries and fixtures
at sos Waverly street, Fifth ward. In
qure at store. II
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SITUATION WANTED.

A CoLoREp WOMAN wants to cook,
wash and iron for private family IN
city. Address 699i, care Post.
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RACKET STORE tor sale. doing a good
cash business in a good town of 70Ol
population; good reasons for selling; 90
care Houston Post. ii
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FOR RENT OR SALE--My farm contain
ing 100 acres. three and oue-half miles
west of Houston, Ia good cultivation.
on a good road. Parties must iurnlsh
their own teams. NJ. l.. Westhcimer.
No. lib San Jacinto street. 9
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FOR RENT-Two glass front stores.
Flock building, good location; two
stores, corner Travis and Capitol; three.
story brick. on MAN,, to lease. I. j..
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LOST, FOUND, sTRAYED. STOLEN

LOST OR STOLEN-Largc mouse-colored
spaltesc cat, very tame any nforma-
ton leading 20 his recovery viii be ra-
warded, G. @. Grtbblc. Webster and
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A YOUNG SWEDE, With good eiuca-
ton, wants a place In store. or take care
OF horse. buggy. milk cows and 10 house
work. Address $3.50, care Post.