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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-07
To the Re publican Voters Of the City Of Scranton

this @ In" more especially S v wns ses a
be made with the % and conditions iii ms
nominated candidates that
@ campaign for the of
" a M = sso w h ass. the
@ sTaa ss S.ss TN. "a "s sms iss s S
cved with favor in every section Of the city, M ne mao @ @ S %
that coupled with sn his
the successfully through the
s % %psT s "a s s A a
Mo NO. n rt s that
M through he columns the Repuncan
cord jealousy and mean sshnes was u & % % ps' % no as pam Of
has been uaed in
The Plots Purpose Disclosed
subsequent events have made perfectly
field opposition ticket. If H., that had been done s.. in
sa @ @ s mS a sI nsa @ 0 but
were and acted bad faith Captain
stand as their candidate for mayor
s later sss events concis that
these p0n 5 msss a mot ssn @ ss % r ] r sS w
holding from them the full measure Of their cir proposed rsasnsry to the party M from
they contemplated the disruption. Of the Re
men This % purpose
@ ans sss ssst % ss %
" $ ns Repon @ ticket ss. %
restoration the city
Hunting for Pretext.
m These n' were Sa nss @ s s s n TN. the % S % % s
his labeled Rspua1 As these con-
laid their plans advance for bolt and ump con-
ranged The
of Ripple Williams and Wmayer and
injustice boed That
Democrats
districts
o delegates
ticket Know
resolved and laid their plans for attempt
o accomplish
Encountered q Snag
In
ized
with the real
would nomination from the
from that time the Scranton Re
publican beching Captain Mor
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taries.

Lackawanna road,it was stated at mid
night that the time OF the arrival o: the
trains due here at 19.0J and go from
New York was not known. 1t was in
dicated that these two trains would
not arrive until about or 6 o'clock this
morning. The trains from the north
reached here on time.
The Bloomsbury train due here at 9.Oj
o'clock arrived at 12.45 this morning
The delay was caused by an extensive
washout at Briar Creek
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F1Ab I

Have you read about the
increase of furs in the London
market? Furs were never so
high as they will be for the
next two or three seasons.
If you intend to buy furs
buy at once. We are selling
our manufactured stock for
10 per cent. less than skins
alone cost.
We use the best materials,
have the prettiest styles, the
most skillful operators and
long experience. That's the
combination that has won
such reputation tor our furs
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RED MEN SURPRISED.
Members Of lIiawathn Council, De,,sh,.
fully Entertain Brother Rcd Men.

The members of Hiawatha council
No. 26. Degree of Pocahontas. I'm,
proved Order of Red Men. gave very
agreeable and pleasant surprise to the
members OF Leila Hanna tribe. No
347. Improved Order of Red Men. at the
latters tribal wigwam. 419 Lackawan-
ma avenue, last evening.
As coon as their presence was an
nounced the doors We're opened. when
about sixty ladies' filed into the wig
wan. with cake and other edibles. and
their mission being introduced, a pleas
ant entertainment was had. being par
ticipated in by ID. c. Williams, Il. ].
Davies. Ed L. Haas, r. II. House, AL
fred Godshal and J. T. Howe. of this
city, and G.. ID. and o. 8. Keeney, Of
Windsor, N. T.. who gave short ad-
dres6es pertinent to the occasion
Recitations were given by Alice Nav
Williams and Baby Haas. which were
followed BY bountiful supply Of de-
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Side loses from its midst. one whose
influence i'm the home circle extended
to a great degree. a happy home is
left cheerless by her departure to her
eternal reward.
They were married on Jan. 10. 1879,
and their home Is at $40 Willow street.
Seven children are left They are:
Joseph. 16: Harry. 13; Arthur. 10; Ed
gar. g.; Frank. 4: Alice, years and 6
months, and Florence. the baby, two
weeks old. Mrs. Lavelle was niece
of p. j. Conway. Arrangements for
the funeral have not been made yet.
Of 1t will appear to-
rnarrow .
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THE WOMEN'S LEAGUE.
Ne q Fin Q Entertainment at the kcc,cy
Institute.


Institute.
The last entertainment to be given
by the Women's Kelley league before
the Lenten season. took place last
night in the Kelley institute. 726 and
i2S Madison avenue. Notwithstanding
Tho inclerent weather. the parlors
were crowded with members and
guests. Who were treated to a fIne
literary and musical entertainment
An organ solo by Professor Schilling
opened the entertainment. Miss Ma
mie Moore sang solo and responded
to an encore. as did Miss Nellie
Charles to recitation. Miss Elsie
Vandervoort sang MY Redeemer. My
Lord and was also encored. George
COlburn gave some verv clever char
acter sketches.
The Women's Kelley league is to
be congratulated on the very good
work 1t Is doing. 1t has accumulated
quite large fund and has paid for the
treatment Of several patients at the
institute.
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.e and coffee, of which all

licious cake and coffee, Of which all
present partook.
The occasion for the gathering of the
ladies was the presentation of tribal
tents to the Red Mems tribe, which
were neatly and tastily arranged of
handsome material.
The exercises were closed by the
Red Men rendering u rising vote of
thanks for their generous gift and
pleasant entertainment.
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WILL CONE BY LETTER.
official Notification Of Father Iloban's
Elevation Not Yet Received.

Nothing further than that which ap-
peared In yesterdays Tribune has been
heard concerning the appointment OF
Rev. NJ. ]. Hoban to the position of CO.
adjutor to Bishop OHara.
The official confirmation has not been
received at the episcopal residence. The
opinion was expressed there last even
ing in reply to Tribune reporters
query, that the official notification will
come by letter, as II Is customary to
send them in this manner. In that
case nine or ten days will elapse before
the news will be officially confirmed.
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MRS. NJ. I. LAVELLE DEAD.

Wife Of tho City Clerk Passed to Her
EsernsI Reward Last Evening.
Death entered the household of Mar
tin T. Lavelle at 7.10 last evening and
bore away his wife, whose Illness dated
from Jan. %. two weeks ago. She was
a woman Of noble character and was
devotedly attached to her husband
and family. In her death the South
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Maggie Jones. an 1S-year-old Providence
girl. was before Alderman Nillar yester-
day. where she was arraigned by her
brother. who accuses her OF being way
ward and wants her sent to the Home
or the GOOD Shephera. The parents con-
sent is peressary io such q proceeding
when the girl r. under age. and as Mag
gie,s father and mother are opposed 10
their sons views In the matter the a.
derman refrsed to commit the rirl She
the Ccburn hagnio at No is Lackawnna
avenue. which was recently raided.
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Up to Date
Draperies
Curtains
Carpets
Wall Paper
To Match
Williams { N 'ANULTY
~ WvnnlNc AueN,,c
CITY NOTES.
III WYOMING avenue.

An npa,, ni,,,,;t .a,a..a 4, e,I,a o,,,,., 90
a. An open clrcu,. causeu iaIse alarm Ut
"e ~ pe seni ou' 'es'erua! ihofhi"s
Next Tuesday an entertainment VIII be
given at Davis theater for the beneft OF
the Associated Charities.
The North End Lumber company has
been awarded the contract FOR the erec-
ucr OF a new fence around the rase Bali
park. ...... '-f
Charles Willis. the cOlored youth who
robbed his employer and benefactor
Drayman George Brown. was sent up to
the county jail yesterday In default of
pail
II. Harris and Theodore Sweeney, ac-
cused of robbing the Ontario and West
ern depot at Jermyn, were given a final
hearing by Alderman Millar yesterday
and committed to await trial.
Marriage licenses were erantea vss,
terdav hv tha cisrr ~ ~ ao,,, yes,
Reese Thomas, of Olyphant, and Eliza.
beth Jones, OF Scranton Henry s. Rob.
erts and Lizzie Coleman, of Scranton.
Nicholas Young was rsleased yror, tho
Eastern penitentiarv vesfardav ftar sar.
ing fourteen month. thsre for on, srine
the office Of Lewis IT Snvdsr ~ Carhnnee
dale. on Oct 90 1901 ana sfaoiina s9e
~. n.,.. S 80 ""' ''ea"ns ''''
pointed ruardian nf MicSss, son ~ I;.sapps az
and Maria Nuikearn Of lIjnool,a 'Ia
.,aa,oa NJ. r,,.tr,.' - 'ii""ona, he'
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articles. 1t may. be understood why
great CONSERVATION was caused when
Dr. Robnson's intention was made
known to them. Indirectly assurance
was received from him that he would.
If necessary. take legal steps to sion
the chance selling.
Chance scheme Abandoned.
"Wednesday night it wGs decided by
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Clocks. Clocks! Clocks!

which bring $3.50 to $3.50 at regular
sale are now going at auction sale at
S225 and $40. They are the finest oak
and walnut clocks. ~
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Davidow Bros. auction sale.

Everybody should take advantage Of
Banister's shoe sale. Read ad on page
1 todaS -
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Mothers-See flannel nishtgowns for
yourself and children at baby Bazaar
5le Spruce street. -
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pii' VI tIt iIioSt tIlJUydt
such affairs which havd
labor organizations this
delegations are expected
Barre. Carbondale. Pitt.|
nearby cities. The musio|
be furnished by the Star,
Bernard DAILY. Of Bi
James Russell. of Philadt
ples who walk with the
were charged before A
yesterday afternoon witt
the seals on Della ware. 7
Western freight cars. Z
charge and were held ov
hearing today. when Conc
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Read Banisters special ad on page 4
sooas' ~ ~ "
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Dr. Dunueirs Group Powder. the Favor!,e
medicine for Group. sore throat and
cough. Sold by dealers. 25 cents q box.
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Read ad on page =. Banister's shoe
sale. -
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the ktrmess management to abandon
the chance scheme. and this conclusion
Vas formally adopted at meeting
yesterday morning when 1t was decid-
ID to dispose Of the articles In some
other way. probably by auction. Sew
eral OF the ladies We're interviewed by
Tribune reporter. They deplored
the publicity OF the trouble and were
opposed to having anything published
about 1t or their names mentioned.
The drawing for choice OF boxes and
nights for the kirmess was conducted
at O'Clock yesterday afternoon In the
office OF ii. Il. Simpson and resulted as
follows:
Monday-Mrs. Thomas Dickson.
Tuesday-O. S. Johnson, Arthur
Frothingham. W. T. Smith.
Thursday-Colonel ii. NJ. Boies. G.
D. Simpson, Judge Il. n. Willard, j.
Ben Dimmick.
Friday-E. l.. Fuller. T. II. Watkins,
D. Il. Taylor, Horace Il. Hand, II. G.
Brooks. c. ID. Simpson
Saturday-D. r.. Taylor, Colonel II.
NJ. Boies. Henry Belln, Jr. Mrs. Thos.
Dickson. II. L. Simpson, c. 8. Weston.
Boxes and Loges st u Unsoid.
There are boxes and loges still ungo,d
for each performance. They may be
erga ged from the committee or at the
rockingham theater box Office.
Arrangements have been made for
special excursion rates from Bingham
ton. Carbondale. Honesdale, Pittston
and Wilkes Barre. The matter will be
In charge of T.. g.. Coursen.
AS many as eight seats may be pur-
chased for any one performance.
Checks will be given out at the Froth-
lngham box Office this morning. The
diagram will open tomorrow morning
when seats may be reserved up to and
including Wednesday night
Married hy Alderman Fuller
Charles Cocker. of this city. and Miss
Margaret Ann Cook. OF Avoca were mar
ried yesterday by Alderman Fuller, at
his Office.
Fine gold filed watches. with Elgin
Waltham and Springfield movements.
selling now at DavidOw Bros great
auction sale for s.. s. and 81.
.
Dr. Dunueirs Group Powder. the Favor!,e
medicine for Group. sore throat and
cough. Sold by dealers. 25 cents a box.
Mothers-See flannel NIGHT gowns FOR
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Fine gold filed watches. with Elgin
Waltham and Springfield movements,
selling now at DavidOw Bros great
auction sale FOR s.. IS and 81.
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Married hy Alderman Fuller
Charles Cocker. of this city, and Miss
Margaret Ann Cook. OF Avoca, were mar
ried yesterday by Alderman Fuller, at
his office
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MADAME l.. WESTPHAL'S Paris mas
querHdt costumes, 3l5 Mason Block. n
new. fine assortment of costumes are
made 10 February masque balls cos
lmmes for children from yours. .
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HOW to become lawful phys!clans med
ical course by mail Ill Health uniNerc
,itV Chicago .-lO
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Ttrt, -
ihE MAJOR is HUSTIING

~ TrIbune.
S,yranton Times AYERS that Major
"Vs rs again a private citizen oil
"a'thg a stroke of presidential
rsi awaiting 1t, you innocent soul?
gong out to hunt 1t.
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WANTS.

THE POST IS THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM OF TEXAS.
me charge for other Wants" 10 al
most nominal. and II you want anything
" sure to get It for you. Especially i
"uSE the case in
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING.
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS.
STOLEN. STRAYED.
LOST. FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTEp TO TRADE.
BIDS AND PROFOSALA
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS.
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED 70 RENT.
WANTED BIDS.
WANTED TO BUY.
INFORMATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
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1 Dung, middle
aged and old. sin
gle or married
men, and all who
suffer with LOST
MANHOOD, Ner-
V o u $ Debility,
S y e + matorrhea
Seminal Losses,
S @ X u n ! Decay,
Failing Memory,
weak eyes, stunt
ed Development,
Lack of Energy,
/ IN p o V @ + ished
Blood, Pimples.
lmpediments { o
Marriage, a ] : O
BLOOD and skin
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PERSONAL.


I.ApIES-We can save YOU money on fur
nItul,s: see our solid oak chamber suites
AT SIg 10 and our g1-cent cane seat and
back rocker. Dillingham; Furniture COM
pany. corner Main and capitol streets.
Ape Y0IT : 1s1rSIsIi5D WITH VOTE
rRrSI5N,r pOSI'TIONo If not. why moi
p,eparn Yourself for more pleasant and
renunerative employment by learning
shorthand and typewriting? Houston
Shorthand and Typewritins School, Ma
son Block. II
Mn ~ ~" ,. d;; ,n, .r' "a Mason lnrk
new. fine assortment of costumes are
made 10 February masque balls; cos
tunes for children from + years &
- i
f,,irs Vsiloce the medium. has con,
Guided to STAY another week and will
hold another seance sunday night, Bry-
nm Hall. if YOU want TO consult him cali
early al 400 LaBranch: hours, o IL. m TO
sp. m healing all diseases. 81
VIM & PENNINGTON
arc contractors exclusively. and not
arrbItortst satisfaction viii be given or
no nav. No "a Artesian Place. Houston
:, so,ro,,c,. c6,,r-b
Ni ~ i,in, dniired in uouston or Galvestcn
VEN trstrticfion CAN or ad lress 1902
polt ovnune 20
-. =
HOW to become lawfll physicians: med
,T ,ti, , ,2iFSc ~ '-'''''' ~ 40
--. 80 -.
MOVING. storing. packing and shipping
done with the greatest possible care;
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DISCOVERY sAvrD ,,,s ,,p

n SAN fID HIS LIFE.
III sSaillouette. druggist. Beavers
IN II says To DR.. Kings New Dis
Y ao I'VE my life. Was taken with la
aanuu, Tied all the physicians for
IN NY DIT OF no avail, and was
kinr's told ! could not live. Having
for New discovery in my store /
f Inv nrst dose began TO get better
4 A., Using three bottles was az and
W. II Is worth its weight in
h won Keep store or house with.
} drug So Tree trial at L. A. ISies-
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NEW YORK RESTARANT--Yee Lee &
Co, proprietors: No. 1917 Congress ave-
nue.: nrst-class in every respect. regular
meals 2oc; open day and night. PAP
NINE; C. a. bo esnec,i P'ahisIs; studio as
rudiments Of music; lessons at pupils
residences II desired; instruction TO be-
xinners also advanced Students II
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FOR SALE-l00 acres good farming land.
all under fence. so acres cultivated, two
good houses tone fiYc-room and one two
room thereon, five miles from Hemp
stead, also ono two-Story eleVen-roOm
frame dwelling house, fronting south
side public square, one block. from de-
pot and three blocks from school house
without bulldings) in Hampstead, Wal
Ter county, Texas 5000 buys both places,
Sil00 buys either place. or VIII trade both
or either for Bell county real estate.
For further particulars address Box i25,
Homestead Texas 2
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FOX SALE-Pine timber ON 100 acres, all
WITHIN one mile OF city limits: "a bar
gam; good chance for wood cutters or
contractor. Address 6Ss2 care Post. 81
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AGENTS and branch house manager.
good pay. suits to order $40 pants. 81.
shirts, II; macintosh. s.. Hunter Tail
oring company. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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cAIJSTIC PENS.

,,e Of what n magnificent guam
s.nth Milwaukee could manuiac-
rnts time they are discussing n
- veraclty. Editor Coleman of
,,..ai1 feels hurt because Der Ger
,',',,uated he was liar. lie re-
-. Inc charge this morning by
t-dltnr Koeppon of Der Germania
az under Il feather bed. The fear
,s,,l, In this charge may not be I'M
"a outside of Milwaukee, but editor
~ knows 1t full well. As MIL
a, and n German editor he has
SO AZ the disgrace with which he
"a his enemy, and as man of cour-
Ia ready to face the consequences.
,.,utse is aghast over the possibility
nod and carnage. But Editor Cole
a. M coward. He not only dares his
70 come on. but taunts him with
,tv Editor Coleman boldly declares
n he were the offended party he
sian the Offenders face. lie say
readv TO face the penalty Of his au-
but warns Editor koeppen he viii
"A his dignity and his face to the
IN his ability The public is awaiting
kr KoeppCu's next move with fear
Trembling. lie is "a years old and
kor health. but honor is dearer than
s,,,,rot,on in the Franco-I,russian
esam staT officer of Prince Carl,
listed associate OF the Red Prince,
srh,nit to the charge of hiding
faa,hor bedq Editor J<oeppen
:" tocn Milwaukee i'm suspense to-
"a 4, zoos 70 he'd tonight with fear.
snIoJ,nes of the wrath TO come
To,to,,ir war had it's h. ginning last
80 and pastor Ellsworth of plv-
,bmrrn was it's innocent cause. In
u HE sermons he had some roflec-
an Milwaukee heer. and Der HeroI3
ead him for poing back ON home
k,,on Dor Germania could not r..
ho temntatlon TO get in n thrust nj
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For SALll-'rwo dark brown settlers. /,
months old well trained for sale at Sal
apiece. Apply to Henry kruse, Addicks
J.. o., Harris county. Texas.
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needy and publishes advertisements for
situations wanted of twenty-five words
or less three times free.
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WANTED--lnformatio In regard TO tho
cost ana running expenses OF an electric
light plant for town Of 1000 inhabitants.
Address Q. 9. Fnlne karnNa CltN. ToN. 30
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ONE set Encyclopedia britannica, ninth
edition. y volumes. bound In calf; bran
new lasi the thing for library, school or
care Post 4
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TRUSTEES SALE
BY virtue of a deed Of trust executed
TO me by Half Il Newbouer Bros. ON
October 30. 1885. will sell az the court
house door of Harris coluty. Texas. the
following lands on February I, 1896. be-
tween the hours of 10 a. m. and y. M;
l7ia acres of land out of lot No. OF the
Luke Moore survey. In Harris county,
1914 acres of land out of j. L.. Stanley
league, in Harris county.
20 acres of land out of Germanio own
tract, John Austin groEt, Harris county.
so acres of land out OF Germantown
tract, John Austin grant, Harris rounty.
go acres of land. Cyrus Wickson nur-
Ney, Montgomery county.
$50 acres of land, undivided half, Thorn
as lvers grantee, Montgomery county.
100 acres of land. E.D. jackson grantee.
Liberty county.
so acres OF land. Hugh II. Johnson
grantee, Liberty county.
$40 acres Of land, John Nagle grantee,
Brazoria county.
100 acres of land, VIM. Harris grantee,
Bra1orin county.
372 acres OF land A. McWhortel
grantee, Freestonc county.
50 acres OF land Il. Blgnat grantee,
jefferson county.
l6D acres of land Il. Mueller grantee,
MCCulloch county.
loo acres of land, Il. Mueller grantee.
McCulloch county.
leo acres of land. r. Mueller grantee,
McCulloch county.
100 acres of land, II. Mueller grantee,
Mrculoch county.
so acres of land, i. Mueller grantee,
ConCho county.
60 acres Of land, i. Mueller grantee,
Concho county.
81 acres of land, j. kloinecke grantee
Concho county.
26 acres of land. II. r. Jones grantee,
Jasper county.
lG7 acres OF land, Amaiich Morgan
grantee Jasper county nilr
100 acres Of land Stephen Williams
grantee, Jasper county
p acres of land. w, ID, PelrCe grantee,
Jasper county.
GO acres of land, Jacob Wilhelm
grartee, Menard county.
$50 acres of land. Heinrich Mueller,
grantee. Menard county.
$50 acres of land, VIM. Iallenberg
grantee, Menard county.
go acres of land. IA. SPHINX grantee,
Menafd county.
800 acres of land, II. SPHINX grantee,
Menard county.
l6o acres OF land. Martin Piiger
grantee, Menard county.
100 acres of lana. Martin Pilgor
grantee, Kimble county.
800 acres of la ID. Wilhelm Teller
grantee, Leon county.
10 acres of land Asa Huffman
grantee. Newton county.
100 acres OF land, Josephine Smith
grantee. Polk county.
Az acres of land. VIM. Miller grantee,
Brown county.
As az res of land. Antonio Soils grantee.
Angelina county.
30 acres OF land, Antonio Soils grantoe
Angelina county.
go acres of land, heirs Jesse Wallinc
grantees Angelina county.
Terms cash.
C. S. Relchman.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAI~-The hest way TO make
money 10 to save II. You can save on
furniture by buying from Dillingham;
Furniture company, Main and Capitol
streets.
A. T.. AUTREY g. CO., Real Estate and
Lean Agents. loans negotiated on city
property and good security. All busl-
ness strictly confidential lQl5h Con-
afesy avenue. ~
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ARE you satisfied with your present po-
siticu? II not why not prepare yourself
FOR more pleasant and remunerltive en-
uloymeut 10y Learning shorthand and
iypewritlne? iousion ShoIIhand AND
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-30

MOVING. storing. packing and shipping
done with the greatest possible care;
three story brick warehouse. two blocks
OF postoffice. White Line Moving and
Stornge companN. 'phone t9O i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-30

position desired in Houston or galveston,
vocal instruction. CAN or address 1sl2
Polk nNpuue. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-30

WANTED--An persons I'm search OF
houses 10 call on G. G.. Williams, propric-
tor of the Lone star Moving company,
at the corner of Texas avenue and Main
street. lie has one of the largest lists
in the city; phones 54 and 53S.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-30

HAVE splendid lots In Third ward sor
sale: will build houses on them 20 oroer.
Part cash balance small monthly pay
ments; low rate OF interest. WIN. man.
ger. 3l71s Main street. VI