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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06

Ordered, mat the sand Elmer + ~pe-. ,
give notice to all persons inteltste-, y
causing a copy of tins order to bo fgS-
lished three weeks successfully in the Els,
worth American, printed at ELLSWORTH ta-t
they may appear at probate cour' =. ie 4. ,
at BuCksport, in said county, on the 4
Wednesday of February next, at t#u l!.n
clock in the forenoon, and show G. a~", IL ~
they have, Why the SAID instrument shru =
not be proved, approved and ALLOWED d. ~
last will and testament of sand ot[-
O. +. CUNNINGHAM, Judge If Prata'R
Attest.-CHAs. p. Dom, Bc-Is,ev.
A troe couv. Attcst.-CH4s. =. Dom. i.aeis't-
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SUPPLEMENT- READING.

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c~~N~o->-~-~~~-~~~~- o~N~~NOo~~y~-0-~J~~
To the Hon. O. p. Cunningham, Judge of Pro
bate within and for the county OF HANCOCK
and State OF Maine.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-27


 THAT the "Silver craze" is not e local issue confined to . few silver producing districts in the west" is evidenced by the following extract from . letter received this morning ssys the Tempe Eews from Lee Gray who is now in Buffalo, New York. He says: "Ths air is full of silver discuseion. There is . much larger silyex sentiment here than one would imagine from the papers published here. They say that three or four counties in this state will vote foI oil ger ty . great majority. This # partieulsrly true among the working people as . whole.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-27

IT is . notable fact, rightly contends the Guardian, that ell the newspspers fspudisting the Chicago platform and the Democratic nominee for president are owned by milIionaires while those wbo arc supporting both are owned by the peof people Of the naaian.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-27

THE deed is done, the different polit- icai parties ofwhich there are four inthe United States, have accomplished the work of nominating their csudidates for president and vice-rrssident, three cs .hese parties have virtually com- biLed on one set of candidatss-the Democratic party. the Silver party and the Populist party-the Populists deeming it political wisdom to name . man, Mir. Wstson, of Georgia, for the second place on the ticket, the evident wish being, first to force MT. Se~all to withdraw from the race. and second il this could not be accomplished, to use their every endesvor to hold the balance of power in the electoral col iege % that in the event of the elec- tion of . majority of the silver electors they can compel the choics Of MT Watson in order to make sure the cleo ton of MT. Bryan. This appears tt be . compromise in the Populist con. vention te secure the nomination o Bryan by that bedy. At all svsnt these are the facts and the great ob jsct now to be sought, is the election of Bryan and si the same time C elect e majority of staunch silver sd vocAtes to congress 90 that there vii be no hampering of the rilver caus' but to give every facility for the swii opening of our mints to the free ans unlimited coinage of both gold an' silver.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-27

For yonr Protection. CatsTh .'Cures" = Tonics for Catarrh in liquid form to be taken internally, usually contain either Mercury or Iodide Of Posassa, or both, which are injur- ious if too long taken Cstarrh is local, not . blood disease. caused by sudden change to cold or damp weather. It starts in the nasal passages, affecting eyes, ears and throat. Cold in the head causes excessive flow of mucus, and, if repeatedly neglected, the re- suits of catarrh will follow; severe pain in the head, roaring sound in the ears, bad breath, and oftentimes an offensive dis charge. The remedy should be quick to allay inflammation and heal the membrane. Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for these troubles and contains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-27
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Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-27

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-12

1T McFlres Wine
Caraui
decided
w
I me
0
a
n aropsy
helpless but
ell Of ar u a
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THE SECRET ORDERS.

wharton Texas. February THE
KNIGHTS of Pythias met last Monday
night and elected officers for the ensuing
term as follows: C. c., ]. T.. Taylor. V
c. r. l.. Hartman; p h. A. Armstrong
NJ. OF w, w. y. Singleton, X. of r. and
NJ. Of w, w r. snsleton *. of r and
$. j. A. Sanders; NJ. of T.. j. Adams;
NJ of T.. j. A. Garrett; NJ. Mt A., II. A.
hich |. G., j. W. Roseberry; o. c., f.
Hardy
Cnero. Texas, February lO-Dewltt
chapter No. ZIG, Royal Anciant Masons,
was duly organized at their chapter room
saturday night the Sth instant, by INSTALL
ING the following officers II. c. Proctor
II. r.. c. c. Hamilton, scribe; F. w. Rates,
c. H.; w, w. peary, p. s.. j. j. Cooke
T. A. C.; S. +. Grimes. NJ. Sd ". A.
Funke, NJ "a V; J. II. Burleson, NJ Is,
VI Robert Allert, CT w. N. Thornhill,
secretary Companions +. Cochran, King
and Companion Geo. II. Lane. treasurer,
not being present, were not Installed. p.
g. II. +. Frank Newsome was the install.
Ing officer. Tho chapter is organized with
twenty-five members.
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Trade or Exchange.

FOR SALE on EXCHANGE Finely In
proved section OF land IN Eastern Kan
sas. Win exchange for Texas property
Inquire Of MONTAGUE d Wisey. 500 E.nz
Bulldlng ~
WANTED TO EXCHANGE-Lots for
building or house; inquire AT Brown
Bros, IL
WHO HAS n good. gentle horse or PONY
To trade for No l Scott manufactured
2il Main street. -
WANTED TO ExCHANGF--Hote In
Fifih ward and upimproVed property
IN San Antonio FOR business property
Address. G752. care Houston Post. IL
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1NrnRMAr1oN WANTED.

/ would like to know what has become
of one John Terry. He is somewhere in
Texas. Was raised near Chestnut Mound,
Smith county, Tennessee. Any informa-
ton will be thankfully received by j. b.
Petty Cedar Bayou, Harris county,
Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-12

SAY, W h G r @
d'you get that
coffin nail, Chin
mey?"
"Oh. l caught
il or the fly from
de guy on de
corner."
And t h e two
little bootblackS
God bless EN-,
they didn't know
any better-sa t
on the curb and
SMOKED the cigar
cite ont of sight.
We often won
der when we see
and hear such
things. how the
other half Of the
world lives. espe-
cially when so
IN a II Y s y e n d
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Business Chances.

WANTED Partner with 5000 or 5000
cash to open a sanitarium in San An
tonic with the latest improved meth
DDS, electrical and mechanical massage;
elactro-Turkish, Russian, vapor ana
mineral baths, Physical culture aud
Eyinnastic exercises. VIII guarantee
from % TO 81 per cent for Investment
Address DR. NJ. a, Flothow Lock BOZ
III. Galveston. Texas. 10
WILL SELL whole or hnlf interest In
established merchandise brokerage busi-
ness In town OF 1909, fine opening Tor
good hustler; correspond with A. A. Luz
cas-. Austin, Xas j.
800 PER MONTH. or more, chances 20
make money by speculation are better
now than ever Nice ircomes are nla4c
from small investments. wheat ana
stocks offer excellent opportunities ior
those with limited means 10 make
money: we always work for customers
Interests; write FOR advice and book,
showing how to do IL. free. Comack q
Co. " Broadway. New YORK.
CHANCE FOR BIG RETuRNs-Hnv
you $40 TO invest In strictly legitimate
business enterprise; WA pay S.a Yer
week; no risk no speculation. r. j..
care Post. -
WANTE ll--I.ocatlcn TO run first class
restaurant, this summer. Address. par
tioulgrs, Box ZIG. Columbus. Texas. -
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Bids and Proposals.

VAULT WORK-ProposaIs will he re-
eeivCd at tho February term OF the com
nlqsioners court of Houston county for
Hlting up tho vault OF the county clerks
Office witt steel roller shelving and
pigeon holes. Address a, A. Aldrich,
County Judge. Crockett. Texas. u
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CoMMtesIONnR's sALE--


COMMISSIONERS SALE
viii sell Oh Tuesday, March 3, 1896, a I
public auction. at the court house door
OF IiaJris county, Texas. all real and
personal property belonging to tho Port
Houston Land and Improvement Com
pany, known MS Magnolia Park, stu
atcd on the south side u Buffalo bayou,
II short distance below the city of llous-
ton, in Harris county. consisting of one
thousand three hundred aud seventy
four acres OF land
This sale IL to be made In pursuance
of an order and decree OF the honorable
di,,tfict court OF Harris county, Texas,
made and entered on January 10. lSld
In cause No. i.39S. r. D. Combs ct al VS..
the Port Houston Land und Improve
mcnt company at al.
For particulars In regard TO description
of property, terms Of gale. etc, SEQ the
decree above referred to or Address me
ut Houston, Texas. n. O.. ASllE,
Special Commissioner.
Houston, February /. 1876. 3-2
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Wanted to Rent.

WANTED TO RTMTr-Owners OF property
10 rent will do well to Hist It with me,
as i receive numerous applications ana
are first-class all property listed with
me will be advertised and shown free.
n. NJ. Eorneet. Hutchins House. II
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EGGS FOR IIATCHINd-Whi and
Black Mlnorcas White Wyandottes
barred Plymouth Rock. Light Brahmas,
and II. Il. Red Pit danes; IL cggs. 81.
express charges paid. Jack Thomas, Bar
mum, Texas, ~
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their money. and, worst of all, their vi
tality. i'm smoking cigarettes.
If you don't think cigarettes in fact,
any form Of tobacco using hurts You,
watch the cigarette smoker who has in
dulged the habit for some time. See
how his hands tremble; the anxious look
on his face tells, of irregular heart peal !.
his nervousness betrays itself In dozen
ways. If you are Il cigarette smoker
you are never feeling quite at ease I'M
less you are putting sinking little
nerve wreckor
Don't you want release?
Don't you want just a few months with
a pure sweet breath, improved health
vigorous manhood?
See what No-ro Bac has done for others
CURED in LESS THAN A WEEK.
OAKLAND. Cal, No 1921 Market ST.,
August Goth, 1875
/ bought d box of No-To-Bac three
weeks ago, from your agents here-Kirk-
land e Trowbridge-and 1t cured mo IN
less than one week since which time |
and have induced at least half a dozen to
begin tho treatment, all of whom say
it is helping them.
! weighed l55 pounds when begun the
treatment and now | weigh l63--a gain
OF eight pounds within three weeks
am "a years of age and have used cigar
cites and chewing tobacco since was
Il years of age, smoking on an average
for the last five years of about twenty
fully, EDW j. DOT NELLAN.
You need not take our word for IL, nor
do we sell No-To-Bac on the recon-
your own druggist, under absolute guar
antee, and you run no risk. Get our
booklet. Don't Tobacco Spit ana smoke
Your Life Away" written guarantee or
cure and free sample. mailed for the
asking. Address The Sterling Remedy
Co, Chicago or New York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-12

If YOU own IL good lot In this city. ! will
build you II house cheap on very ANAL
monthly paymcnts interest only per
cent, no cash payment reaulred; call at
once, | ain ready to begin building I'M
mcdiatcly. VIM. Manager, JHa Nam
street. Room 2. II
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+ WANT to prnciice medicine at some
good and reliable saw mill IN Texas for
II salary, beginning In March or April.
Address Or. H., care Post. N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-12
WANTS..

THE POST IS THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM OF TEN AS
The charge for other Wants" IA al
most nominal, and II you want anything
an Ad. In the Cheap Column OF The Post
In sure to get Il for you. Especially u
such the case In
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS.
STOLEN. STRAYED.
LOST. FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED TO TRADE.
BIDS AND PROPOSALa
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS.
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED BIDS.
WANTED TO BUY.
INFORMATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-12

AUCTION Wagons, cotton planters, X
d boxes. books. iron Fencing, machin-
cry ana little OF everything to he sold
az Dis Travis street. commencing
wednesday morning, at auction. See
list of articles at place of sale ~
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rrTER LIST.

,r. ia A list of letters re-
DO fclio"W ne Houston postoffice for
hing N a,nr Fcbruarye, 1896. a charge
Fwesx si ,s made on each piece of mail
r. .,, sed when callins for these sd ies-
r fisase say advertised, giving date re-
pea, VERY OF NAIL MAY Bh
EE , III nv HAVING YOUR LEE
fukLaprprssED TO STREET AND
ApI inform your correspondents
Fibtn address and request them
(S ,,,a ss your letters accordinsly.
Piores' ban c. Smith, Postmaster.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-12
LIST or ANSW ERS-

LIST OF ANSW Frs
TO advertisements In office of The Post
for week ending February S, 1876:
ABC 90: Il. 90; business, ESQ., Joe b9l-
Chas. Dudley; 69S0 %; So 6SSl GS3a; Bust
ness G7S2; sos d0: %; 673S, GsSS CD
GIos S9; 3o9' J.W; g.; JOB 81 + Pr.n ii3s::
NIT. (9. 6SG3 26i %. 67li. $50. sol:
owner: G7D: sci. 6sl6 %; 6Sil GsdG; 6Sil;
Rex Y. go; 6st8 49, l4ls; eSls; 1853; 6,9i = 81
sac. t9: CD. 6595; 66l46; 6s's "; o'4S:
ts23: 67i9 (2): 500; $500; H., 500. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-12

FOR SAi.E-Four mules; Will sell choap
for cash. or exchange for cattle. 8. H.
Fatterson. WILSON'S wood yard. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-12

FOR SALE CliEAr--Car of mules and
horses, La.endon's stables. corner
Franklin and Caroline streets. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-12

FOR SALE White I.eshorn eggs, 81 set.
ting, finest strain; also good talking par
ret, double yellow head. r. Maier, j2l6
Congress avenue ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-12
Personal.

ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR
PRESENT POSITION? lf not, why not
prepare yourself for more pleasant aud
renunerntlVe employment by learning
shorthand and typewrtingY Houston
son Block. If
MADAM GROTTE-ArusticD ressmaKiug
Parlors; room 10, No, lUl2R Prairie ave.
over Mrs. NJ a. Zwleb's Millinery store.
u
IL YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED during
these long evenings improve your time
by taking the night course at the llous-
ton Shorthand and Typewrlting school,
Mnson block U
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TO SELL CHEAP--A profitable business
Address, by letter. Postofiice BOX liO,
Houston, Texas IL
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VERY nne roorus, furnished or unfur-
nshcd; good location, one block from
the capitol Apply 7o6 Main street, at
Madame II. Joscphs. Repsdorph build
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-12
crNrLrMEN,s LIST.

GENTLEMEN's LIST.
,asr Anderson, Jake Alse, Lee
a isH.i Ien. Lee Allen. Henry Andcr-
= Anderson. Jack Atkins.
Barringer. Joe il. safes, Z. L.
,,con. d. c. Bambrtsh I. u. Barrett,
pv,,on Baar. Alfred Bartlett, A. j.
D.ssr Larry Bernstein, II. c, Retti-
"m A. Berry, Alex Blum, Bern ard
S"s A Bottcher, jake Brian, John A
s,ts Isaac ". Broussard. James G.
es,hsre. w. w. Brooks, ca SHE Brown,
: Butte, q. w Burney.
sr CARLSON, j. +. Carr. Professor
s,u mi Cheney. c. j. Choi in, Thomson
r,s ., Bob Clarke. VIII p. Cole, VIII
~, COX Jr. Mr. Cook, j. Nj. Conner
n. coIter. Mike Crowley, John Creed,
iorrv CROKER. Leggy Cyrus
w" " Daily, Lammie Davis, Bud Da-
[idson Archie Donaldson, Asa Davis
.sorgIe Debonlin. Albert Denis, Don
Jason Bros, Dudley Dodgen, Stoge
dudley
Fingers, Jas. Evans.
ss Fackrer, Robert Ferguson, Frank
,ars. Louis Fisher. Burke Flemmlns,
az NJ. Fowler, II. h. Fowler. NJ. VI.
Francis, IT, f. French, Richard l..
furih.
A Gardner. NJ. Goldhlttt, Professor
nen.
a Hahn. George Hawkins. II. Han
ar James Hanson, /. iIarstman. WI
Hayes, r. NJ. Harris, Charles Had
rg. Alr. Helon. j Is. HE. Charley
ooks G. W ftoot. john Houston. j
Howard, Robert Hopkins, Within
ooday Dan HI shes.
lreIale
slier James, B. r. Jack3on, Andrew
jackson. Jos Johnson, Dr. II, W. John
tn. Clip Johnson.
Il. Kaufman, Albert Kaushman,
4. Kern, y Kendall. James kinney,
erb. Kingsbury. II. Il. Kinley. Gus
Kingsley $, j. krum.
homas Lane, ". NJ. Lawrence. w. +,
avrence, 4. Laudell, Mr.. Levy, Goo.
vOns
B. Matthews, Tom Maher. Bobby
sdson Cecil Maddox, Bob Mansburg-
Harry Minden, DIR. a. a, Morris,
Cbfrt Morales.
ban Mccormick. Z. Mcdonald, +.
italh 5. McLand, Robert McAJul-
n
j. Nashburn, Willie Neyland, Henry
elson, W. c. Newton.
0Rourke. Louis IL. Orr.
hster Jos. Parker. CHARLEY Payne. y.
euo1 Tom Pel-ce. George Pearson.
ladi Pero, ". NJ, PLerson.
aihew Ray IL. Z. ii. Fay. Charley
bDdle, JAS, Rerro, j. A. REYNOLDS. A.
|id, c. Richrson, Allen kilcy VIII
pbert, Henry robinson. b. Robert
~, Richard Rutherford, f. Il. Rus
II.
luls Sanford, p. Il. seyhold, ]. w
epard, r. G. Sherman, Same Shack
ft. John simpson. Jas. Slplon. t.. *
hith, Roland Smith. Il. n. Smith.
iarles Fl. Spunkle. c. Il. Strauss.
arke Steward. Chas w. Stah, Dr.
ahl, John r stafford. w. N. Striplin,
J. Stansel, VIM. Sutherland.
iGe Tan Ben +. Taylor, Clifford
homas, j. G. Thompson.
hank Watson. Gus Waliing. John =.
Ate, +. N. Narnkin. y. n. Wade, A.
westerholm Elijah Williams, G. II.
Iscn, Edward Williams, a. F. Withe.
hAl Wilkite, Charles Wolff, a. i.
tsis, W. Il, Wren.
L. Young,
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HAVE customers for lots IN Third Yefd;
also for live 10 seven-room cott4Gpi
corner lot preferred. send me . oet y
what YOU have N. ~. Norheet. =
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rs Ella Adkins, Miss Lucinde AIKEN
fuline Anderson, Miss Rebecca An
frSn' Miss r. NJ. Anderson
E~ Eilie Bailey Mrs Maud II. Bern
aoter C), Miss Matte Becker, Mamie
d Miss Laure Beandete. Miss Min
Bolton, Miss Annic Bose. Mrs. Su-
bocock Rehecca Brown. Miss Jen-
Braddock Mrs Easier Breed Mrs.
ice Brown Miss Mary Bullock. Eva
ues, Miss Cora G. Burroll.
Rosa Cameron, Mrs. Mary j. Carr.
n |, W, Campbell, Miss Sudie Cab
r. Mrs. Bertha Carpenter. Miss
sFa Clemants, Miss Sarah Colman.
n +. Cobhs, Mrs. Gallle Collier
rs Clara Gusts.
y Mary Davis, Mrs. Kinda Davis.
sophia Davies. Mrs. Sarah Dansy.
y Mary Delaney, Miss Bottle De
e Miss Eustis Olson, Miss Cora
Martha Edward. Miss ky Elex-
le', Mrs. Mary Everett.
Martha Fields. Mrs. Jos. Fields.
p v rhyme. Mrs Dolly Fourd.
rrlaly, Mrs. Katie Fuchs.
Hnes Gin, Mrs. Ella Grant.
nzzle Harris, Mrs. Mary Haskln.
.. Hand, Mrs. s. j. Halter.
U, Hampstead. Miss Helene. Mrs.
housh. May Houthorn.
vc'avia Jackson. Mrs. Francis
',oh' Rosee Lee Jenkins. Miss No
Jenkins, Amanda Jiles, Mrs. r. l..
son- Miss Elisslc Belts Johnson
lde James.
n. Mollie Kelly, Miss ARA Isabelle
u, W. MRS. Nola Kinney, Mrs. Nancy
"a MRS, j. b. Koehler.
~ H. Lee, Mrs. Sallie Leak.
N, Lockhead.
nHaIhle Marsh, Miss Matte Mad
~ bertha Matthews. Miss Vir.
- atchell Cl, Miss Stella Miller.
VA M. MD, Mrs. Meta Morgan, Miss
ss "yore' Mrs, Laura Mootry.
lam -oueazer McCoaye. Mrs. Nc
! sraey Nash (9, Mrs. w. r. Nash,
'',e Perkins, Mrs. Ann Perkins,
To-, A. Piper, Mrs. Matte pom
HI, ~ n mrs. Matte Pray. Miss Lizzie
Wy, Miss Lanena Purh.
No. A. Rankins, Miss Gabrielle
49, Miss sallie Richardson. Virele
Roc - w. II. RoesinF, Mrs. Ell
Ne, Miss Eliza Robson.
q A. t ne scott, Mrs. Lula Scorgin.
bns ~, 'nearman. Mrs. Matte sim
hns -. faige Smith, Brodie Smith.
aths p.lul' Miss Minnie Sparks. Mrs.
"a T Sterling, Mrs. NJ. staig-
t,,n "rS' Leavence Stillwau Nrs
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IT,, Post is the friend OF the poor and
needy and publishes advertisements Tor
situations wanted OF twenty-five words
or less three times free.
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FOR SALE 2eo acres fine bottom land.
near Fulshear, Texas. at tlg.J0 per acre.
Address X. l.. Smith. care BOX IS. city.
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FOX RhNT-Four-room cottnge. kusk.
between hamilton and ChnrUIes streets.
Thirteen dollars per month, Apply III
Hamilton street. l8
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POSITION wanted by young man just cut
OF oollesei can keep books either single
or double entry; understand banking
VIII work AT anything honorable, Adj
dress IL. NJ. g. box ASP, beaumont
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MAN AND WIFE seek employment
WHITE; wife housetocpcr cook man gar
uen, milk. useful about place, trust
worthy; middle age no children. good
dairy hands. Apply 6i6S, Houston Post
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FOR RENT Cottage, hvo rooms, two
pantries, bath room, servants ROOM
partly furnished " desired, Apply $40
Caroline atrrrl II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-12

SITUATION WANTED by single, stcady,
honest German. to work on farm and
miik long job preferred. Address New
orleans House, Preston and Louisiana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-12

OYSTER CREEk pLANTAIIONS-W o
have customers for improved tracts from
90 to 500 acres on Oyster Greek. II you
wish 10 sell, write us particulars. lowest
prices, etc, at once. Ham & fudor,
aU1iA Main street, Houston. TexAs. u