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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-10-30
Gladness Comes

With a better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper eff
forts-gentle efforts-pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that so many forms OF
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condi-
t;on If the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs. prompt
lv removes. That is why II IS the only
remedy with millions of families, and Is
evervwhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that IT IS the
one remedy which promotes Internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which it acts. 1t Is therefore
ali important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase. that YOU have the genuine arti-
Gle. which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold oy
all reputable druggists. -,
If in the enjoyment Oh good heaith'
and the system is regular, laxatives OF
other remedies are then not needed. II
afiicted with any actual disease, one
NAV be commended TO the most skilltul
nbysicians, but If in need of laxative
one should have the best, and with the
TvaIl.inforned everywhere, Syrup o.
FiOs stands highest and - most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction
marchs
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THE DISCOVERY SAVED HIS LIFE

Mr.. G. Caillouette, Druggist, Beavers
willie, Ill, says; "To DR.. Kings New
Discovery l owe my. life, Was taken
with la grippe and tried all the phySjii-
clans for miles about, but of no ayall,
and was given up and told could not no.
live. Having DR., Kings New discovery
in my store / sent for a bottle ana pc
gan it suse, and from the hrst dose oe
gan to get better, and after using I III -
worth it's weight in gold. We won't
Keep store or house without it," Get a
free trial bottle at Woldridge " lrvihe'S
Drug Store. mayS-ly' ~
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1 p sTREET A. CO.. GENrLEMEN:I

Yours of recent will reply have used the New
of wheat and OATS
horse and 2earod mule who stepped gnt
with 1t lges urat
handle have een and has the only nccu
itself. Yours, etc., h. o. FhlhnoON'
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The advocate., 1896-01-01
GONE 70 HIS LIrrLE BOY BLUE.


WEitten upon hearing OF the death OF Eugene
Field.
The Little Boy Blue who wandered Siar
At sound OF the angels song,
Stands still by the beautiful gates A1af,
While around him She children throng.
ThaF4s 8 emile upon the little boys face
AA, waiting for papa, he stands
And Welcomes him there with baby grace
And holds out his little hands.
Lake the little toy dog oil covered with dust
Who kept his vigil 80 true
And EhO little toy soldier, all rcd with rust'
90 has waited the Mtsle Boy Blue,
H0 haB wondered why papa has stayed away
From where sll 10 pure and bright
For he wanted him 80 70 join In his play
In the beautiful land OF light.
An, deep in Ghs hearts Of wOrld-weary men
Il khO tale OF the Little Boy Blue,
And gentle tears come 10 their tired eyes When
They think Of the toys 30 true.
Al the little boy went at the AngePs call
In his dreams at the end Of day,
SO the master. who loved the little ones Gil,
Has gone TO his own, far away.
IN A. Jennings In NeW York Erentng World,
November, 1895.
The advocate., 1896-01-01
Brush and Rub the Head frequently.

Brush and Rub the Head Frequently.
If there iS nothing the matter with
the head or the skin the hair will grow
all right II it is treated in the natural
way. Ordinarily stiff brushes should
be used, and occasional rubbing and
smoothing out with the hands are
soothing to the head and good for the
hair, Mental workers are especially
troubled with neuralgia pains and
headaches which frequently kill the
cOlorinR pigments and turn the hair
pFemSturely gray.
Combing and rubbing the scalp OF
the head with the hand draws the blood
up to the surface Of the head, and not
only relieves the pain at times, but
adds new strength to the hair. Those
suffering from neuralgia head pains
should spend half an hour In this work
every night before retiring. This
gentle massage treatment also has a
tendency to cure dandruff. 1t strength
ems the skin and opens the pores SC
that the blood can throw of Its efete
matter,
The advocate., 1896-01-01
LITTLE BOY BLUE.


The llttle toy dog Is covered with dust,
But sturdy and BtAunch h0 stands;
And the little toy soldier is rcd With rust,
Ara hle rnuskst moulds in his hands,
Time wSa when the little toy dog was new,
And the soldier was passing fA1r.
And that was the time when our Lltte BOY
Blue
Kissed them and put them there.
Now don't you go till come, ne sAia'
aAnd dOn's you make any noise
So tOddlIng OF 70 hls tPundle bed
Ne dreamt Of the pretty toys.
And a. he was dreaming On angel song
Awakened our Little Boy Blue
Oh, the years are many, the years are long,
hut the little 10Y friends arc true,
Ave, faithful 90 Little Boy Blue they stSnd'
Each In che same old place,
Awaiting the touch OF little hand,
The smile Of . little face,
Ana they wonder, as waiting these long years
through,
In the dust Of that little chair.
What has become Of our Little Boy Blue
Since he kissed them and put them there.
-,EUgene Field.
The advocate., 1896-01-01
aOma nses iOr BOrax.

Sprinkle places infested by ants with
bOrax and you will soon berid Of them.
Blankets and fur put away well
sDrlnkled with borax and done up air
tight viii never be troubled with
moths.
A little borsx put In water before
washing red or red.bordered table
cloths or napkins will prevent their
fading.
Ringworms viii yield to borax treat
ment. Apply Q strong solution three
times o day; also dust on the fine dry
powder very often.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-10
TEXAS CITY ITEMS.

ION the Flour Mil Is Progressing
Rapidly.
4 city. Texas. April s.-Mr. r. d.
Wholesale druggist of New Or
Visited Texas City last Tuesday.
Martin of the firm of Martin, Wise
(sday, ~
('nu Mrs G. Il, Dickerman of St.
o no are Spending some time In the
n account OF Mr.. Dickermau's
|cE CIV. rev avs here this week.
Isn.Inlah is director in the I'M
Fvht company and is much pleased
n oei'Ss made at Texas CITY since
4 year ago.
lr y' the BIZ. flour mill is progross-
h iast. The building now has
trtnahN, third story and II presents
thmniS substantial appearance. A
H." or men are at work raising
ihhpers and another crew las
on the siding.
nlupws are being put in the large
n nlch ADDS Very much TO the out
of tho building. Pias-
la .he hrst story has almost becn
anu everything is moving along
n Ill., co will start work on their
kan nms along their dock next week
Gn completed will follow with fhe
F,,non OF four large cotton sheds
n, TO handling n very large
M, business next season.
(ast party or Houstonians came
4 ovor ,r 10 Texas City and after
~ Terry hou, "Argo" for f;aivos,n ST.,
'eston. Wv" '"e'r nc" route
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PRICES WILL TELL-Three nice u
blocks. near in. 5000 each; bs lut!fui
solid block II lots $500: desirable e.
room cottage. blocks from capitol
hotel, / block from Main street, 5000:
the above are all in the Third ward and
good terms offered on each, property IN
any portion of the city ii; correspond
ing prices: 10, 10 and 10-acre tracts, i
miles north, on graded road. slo and
10 buy, sell or exchange. cali on me.
n. NJ Norfeet. Hutchlus house.
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A SUGGESTION.

"n''pr or The Post:
| "N following suggestion as con-
novel plan for celebrating the
81 july in Houston. with proper
"'ni such am event should prove
VI drawing card for Houston
Eitr an,dr regatta, Waco's cotton palace
! toI hn Hattie of Flowers" etc'
|he w W. ,vrilned "Pyrotechnic nat
Ef participants 10 be from Tho
IVA cue n boys. within suitable ages,
u W. IMPOSING divisions Of the div
For~ ,thapons ordinary fireworks So,
4 eli,l" purpose, Proper safcgliards
" an,nihte danger ana sho,,ld
kessS o sue. prove highly interesting
M o sueh battle between 5o6 ~
|ld s' coming soldier boys. Wv "
rhh s Master Courtney Hutch
ny proper young man In iay
|ee,s neiore the people TO ascertni2
br, n" Win general favor. ana ~,
nr trough The Post al nm ea ri :
0,aer that It may be determ NM
|trui,. oesln work on the detniis
Uncle Sam.
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|iE BARy tS =,

80 BABY is CUTTING TEETH
Mr. Mr. vs. mat old and well tried
|dren Wihsiow's Soothing syrup
The mulhihs, II soolhes The child
bic snhs, aiiays ill pain, cures
ea. anu Is the best remedy Tor
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Bids and Proposals.

by givon that 1 viii, on Thursday. the
door In the city Of Goliad. between the
hours OF 10 a. m. and y. m, proceed To
sell a, public auction TO the highest bid
der for cash, without Limitation us To
amount. the doliad OIL Mil and appprte-
Il is situated. Interested parties will
correspond with Clark Denton. Receiver:
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SIN silvcr-plated Tea Spoons presented
TO each s. cash customer this week at
Houston China Han S1S Main street.
James T. Dumhle agent. is
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Lost, Found, Stray, Stolen.

STRAYED--From my premises on the %
Instant. one brown horse, about 1871
hands high; no other distinguishing
mark; 1--we three miles west q Ada
a liberal reward for information leading
10 his recovery. alfred Harris. Willis,
Texas. ~
LOST On car 20 on Travis aud Fannln
line, one umbrella, marked II. a. d.
ON handle Reward paid IL left at De-
Merritt. Matthews u Co, 60ols Main II
STRAyEp = From Arcadia. Galveston
county. Texas. March 2. 1890, one gray
horse years Old. uni unbranded; he PAGES;
black mare mule. l year old past, un-
branded. had one halter; one, bay, horse
mule. year old past, unbranded, had on
above l Will pay. u liberal reward for any
Information leading 10 recovery Of same.
jill. Boswell. Arcadia. Texas. v
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ICE CRl3AM-i have opened business In
ice cream for the season and Will be
glad to furnish you with Cream at the
lowest rates; parties wishing Cream will
find II To their. advantage TO call up
phone 300 before going elsewhere
Frank Vance 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-10

POLITICAL speeches, lectures. essays. lit
erary and other addresses written by e.
II. Loughery. Drislsill Hotel Building,
Austin, Texas, editor Browns History
Indian Wars and Pioneers of Texas
newspapers, etc, correspondence so
licitti A-1n
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Personal.

VITAE-oRE ELIXIR, VITAE suPPos-
lroklES. Nitac-Ore Pills are n1atchless
curative agents for indigestion. rheuna-
tism uatarrh skin Diseases, iiycr Kid
ney and womb troubles. 1OS Main street.
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LADlES-We can snvc you money on
furniture; before purchasing elsewhere
get our prices: that's all we ask. Dllling-
ham Furniture company, Main and
Caniinl. 81
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DRS. BETTS& BETS.
IS ST. Charles Street. New Orleans. La.
Physicians and Surgeons.

= 49, - - -
aged and old. sin
gle or married
men. and all who
suffer with LOST
NJ ANHOOD, Ner-
Y o us Debility,
S = e rmatorrllea,
Seminal Losses,
Sexual Decay,
Failing Memory.
weak eyes. Stunt
ed Development.
Lack of Energy,
| IN p o V g rished
Blood, Pimples.
lnlpetliments TO
Marriage, a s o
BLOOD aud Skin
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UMBRELLAS and Parasols repaired and
recovered cheaper than any other place
IN the city; save money by giving me a
trial II. Captain 5o2 Milan, corner Prai-
RE II |
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WATCHES. clocks. 5ewelry, etc. sold
at sacrifice, beginning November s..
lasting thirty DAYS; old gold and silver
taken in exchange. Il. I. Wilton. sos
Prairie avenue. II
HOUSTON ELECTRO THERAPEUTIC
Moore & Burnett Pudding. corner Texas
avenue aud Fannin; q thorough system
Of Electro thermal, Vapor, Needle and
Water Baths ana Massage; special nt-
tention given to Diseases of Women.
Nervous system and rheumatism; Fa.
oial islemishes successfully removed
Drs. WARNER. BALFOuR WHITE.
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Financial.

WANTED-Loan of 5000 on $is.up OF ~
personal securities. no. H9'. cars fos !:
WXNTED-A loan Of 5000 for or 8 years
an good real estate security, AMI VIII
nav good rate of interest A0s kiam
Bldg. - -
$50 90 10 LOAN AT and per cent on
date 60 and 90 day loans, a. Paul 4
Co, lOl0la Congress. y
4. Z. zUTREY h CO., Real Esiafs and
Loan Agents; loans usEotlsta4 on .citv
g Sssi;S;s s: ga EsssiS i'ss;si''
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ROY wants a position IN Office or store;
can give good recommendation. Address
NJ AN, care Post. ~
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Advertisers should remember that let
tiers directed To Initials only are nor GEN
used they should be directed TO the care OF
some person. firm or ,postoi nee box; Al
refreshments can be itit at our oihce VI
sent through the mail to me-
THE HOUSTON POST, Houston. Texas
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Splendid new mod
ern five-room cottages OH Iceland ave-
nue., cheap. and on small monthly pay
nents. If desired. W. Manager. Room 2,
Fox Building. II
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SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING,
grinding and polishing prices moderate;
electric supplies and repairs. L.. II. MIL
Ter. electric engineer, Houston. Texas. II
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FOR SALE-Five-roo brick house. with
ten acres of land. at harrisburg. c. II.
Miluy ~
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ing. Bone Pains, Swellings, Sore Throat
Ulcers, Effects of Mercury. Kidney and
Bladder Troubles. Weak Back, Burnine
Stricture-receive searching treatment
prompt relief and cure for life Both sex
es treated con;identially and privately
Rupture cured by our new methods. Send
DRS. BELTS & BELTS.
IS New No. 2i) ST. Charles Street,
New Orleans, La.
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NINE. C.. a. BUJAC. pianiste. studio 222
Mason block: especial attention paid 10
rudiments Of music: lessons at pupils
residence If desired: instruction TO be-
dinners. nlso advanced students. u
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GEKMAN mnn wants WORK nround
the house taking care vi horses and
mix COWS for small wages. willing to
lelNo city. AdlrNAs i.al cAre pn.L la
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FOR WHOM?

Hurried, busy. nervous women are
the ones for whom Paine's Celery
Compound was especially prepared.
These men and women with nerves all
rono and fcebly nourished, need Just
the inVigoratinc, strength-giving effect
of Paue's Celery Compound. Use 1t
now. and keep well.
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WANTED by quick strong aud healthy
Bohemian Woman 10 wears Old, position
a. servant or cook. she speaks English.
Bohemian and German. best references.
Apply 10 Nh, II. Parity, haiettsviile.
TnNAs. Ill
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MIDI. AGED man wants. position as
car rl9ner. good, sober disposition, Ad-
dress 1863, care Post IL
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Joo ACRES fino black loan farming
land for sale ;on railroad. six miles
south of Victoria; produces "a bale Of
cotton per acre; creek running through
on IN nd ,s az, ,n,as ,, ho
for colony. health good; no swamps. H.
r. Jordon. Victoria. Texas. 5-l3
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-l2c acres
fine prairie land 10 miles from Houston;
also one 4o0-acre tract and one COO acre
tract IL miles from Houston: Will ex-
change for Northern city or farm prop
erty; we have several sections of first
class black prairie land In Brazoria
county, between Oyster and Chocolate
creeks. that can sell way down II
taken at once. HAM IL Pudor, Texas
Land Agency, S05i2 Main street
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WANTED situation. by A,st class ma
Hhirest and engineer. strictly sober man.
dress O. l. W. 2ola Washington street.
Houston, Texas II
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SMART, stout boy, i6 years old. just from
ichool IN Virginia wants TO learn any
KIND OF trade as apprentice for term Of
years or otherwise. Address u. +. Sta
art, Iufisin, Texas IL
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POSITION az stenoBrluhor, telcfraIih
operator or both dadND. five yenrs ex-
periencc. Address 7125, care Pust Il
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FOR RENT-Thc Brick hotel. Luling
Texas, twenty rooms. Apply II. D.
Btnchin.
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TON RENT Furnished rooms Tor light
housekeeping to good parties without
children. two blocks from capitol Hotel
AdhrnAa h0S2. Lhls Office. ~
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SITUATION WANTED by handy, sobcr
Swede. good with tools, can milk and
care for horses; can furnish good ref
eronces. Address, i.36, caro- Post. u
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NANl'fl)-To work at anything, am an
engineer 10y trade, have good rcopinnen-
dnttons, Address q. O. Mrlniiro Mo
rales Texas u
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SITUATION wanted by young man to
attend horse and buggy or work in drug
store or house. can furnish good refer
ences. Address, u.s., care Post. u
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FOX KlsNT--Two new four room honsas.
ST. "a month each. Lamb. between How
ard ana Chambers. Apply at ia Main
street, j.. O. Cochran. il
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WANTED-By middle-ayed swede MS
Waterman or work around house in pri-
waite family, take care of horses milk
cows. etc, Address i76s. care POST Il
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FOR RENT--Cottage with six rooms and
bath room, good yard and stable. 1903
Clay Apply to Parker " Archer. IA
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CoLoRED WOMAN wants work; Will
cook or do hcuscwork; can give good
references. Address, i,vS. care Post. Il
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STORAGE pdsIsfscs! o ss.sss sa t,s%
feet spaee for your surplus Furniture.
Tr,,nks' Boxes, Winter Clothes, Pianos,
In fact everything that's IN the way In
'pohhanc o va for rates. City office ioia
Franklin avenue. Peden & Co. II
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock,
holders of the \ r,h side Homestead
ard Building association will he held NJ
the office of the Houston Land anu
Trust company on FRIDAY. April 10, 1879,
at d. M. Rufus Cage Sc srotAry. ~
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WANTED-Hy single man. position as
gardener florist and fruit culturist. s
years experience In Texas. speaks Eng
lish and German. Address 1fdi, care
Houston Post II
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MISUNDERSTANDING Thoroughly com
potent age 81. seven years experience
In live stores and can furnish best ref
erenccs from present employer and
Others. Address II. Brillingor, Cortland
y y. nj
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OTlCE-The Board OF Pharmacy of tho
Eleventh district viii meet April 10 at
SOP Main street 20 examine applicants Tor
JI5
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FOR RtNT-Dhiric en-roum boarding
hnuso. near In, $50 per month
Fiftecn-room boarding house. near In,
$40 per month.
i'ivc-room cottage on Caroline street;
Sll.au per month.
Eipht-room house in Fair Ground;
SIS per month.
Three four and fvc-room houses in
rim Nard. II. II. Gaut. Binz build,
iuA J.
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For RENT - New four-room cottage
with stable and cow shcds. suitable for
dairy. near Firth ward limits. Garrett
Hafdcnstlc. 9l5Ia Congress avenue. 10
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FOR RENT-Two-stoi'y seven-room house
corner Main and Webster streets; MI
modern conyculerces. For particulars
apply to 1897 Runnuls street. -
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KING OF PIkE-Rest bred and finest In
dividual combination stallion; viii make
the season at Surdbcrg's barn. 800
Preston street; terms and pedigree fur
nshcd on Application. Az
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FOR RrNT-A nicely furnished soutt
room with bath privilege. Apply laiI
Preston avenue. between san Jacinte
and Caroline streets il
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WANTED TO BUY-Good combination
saddle and harness horse: must be
giving price and where animal can he
seen, 722 care Post. y
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Coi.ORED woman wants work; viii do
nonsework or cooking, can give good
references. Address Iigs, care Post. j.
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Special Notice.

THE Board OF H. hammers for the
Eleventh judi viii meet at
the office ofss May 6, TO cx-
anime applica. Gambati, sec.
fttary. b-lu
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ToR RENT.-New two-story seven-room
house, No Tos Hamilton St, batween
Husk and Capitol avenues; modern con
veniences; south exposure. G.. s. Reich.
man 1877 Rusk avenue. ~
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! FOR RENT Modern eight-room house
on Austin street. $3.50 per month. n.
n Gaui 3nz building, II
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FOR RENT-No l2l3 sixth street. SIX
room cottage with good yard and out
buildings. centrally located; near Cen
trial depot. NJ. G. Otto, lnman compress
nntnn ~
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WANTED--A lady OF succs saful expert
ence desires a position as governess or
teacher In private school teaches
English branches and elocuiion refer
dress Box l9i. Beaumont. Texas. IA
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SHIRT iinlsher wants situation, frst-ciars
workman, industrious AID reliable; mar
ricd man Address Wm. Thomas. alM
Washington street, city. |.
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Help Wanted.

$50 TO $50 MONTHLY salary and OK
penses paid statesmen: experience un-
necessary; extraordinary Inducements
to customers. Folk Richie Cigar Co.
ST y,olia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-10

night I chattei with Winnie. the
|tte iewsgifl. who stands on the
last corner of Twenty-third street
|xth avenue, and who has been 1lpli-
|on the stage. wanted to find out
tr sudden fame had brought her
proposals for marriage, and she
admitted That such is the case.
Fe received several letters from gcu-
\ out Of town. she said. and some
|m breaihcd words of love and de-
Others expressed good wishes
VI that sort Of thing, you know
prry7 Oh, no. not yet awhile. Men
! tickle nowadays that matrimony
enger0 Is din ersiou. IN stick to my
!. and DO good in my own way"