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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-08
The Inexorable Lines.


Detroit Tribune
And must you say farewell?" she i'm
plored.
He gathered her 10 his bosom.
MY darling" he answered, surely you
do not want to be fined for taking hber-
ties with my lines?
Meanwhile the orchestra played fitfully,
in imitation of the sound OF the fates. ST.
lently weaving the wool of destiny.
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is THIS A joker
Mayor Taggart Arrested by Patrolman
Temple on Suspicion.

Mayor Thomas Taggart is well pleased
with the vigilance of his pStrolmen. Yes
terday morning the Mayor. in accordance
with his usual habit. arose before dawn.
While walking on his lawn he was accosted
by patrolman Carter Temple. who did not
recognize him. The Mayor made a sg-uf re-
ply and the patrolman. drawing his pistol
laid dis hand on his Honor's shoulder The
patrolman. when he recognized his prisoner
was profuse in his apologies, but the Mayor
told him it didn't matter and assured him
that he had done the right thing.
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BOY Run OVER BY A WAGON.
vive-Year-Old Child Suffers Severe
Internal Injuries.

jacob Smith. the hFe-year-old son Of a
market gardener living at 45f South Illinois
street. was run over by a garbage wagon
yesterday morning. and was injured inter-
nally. the wheel OF the wagon passing over
his abdomen The boy was playing in front
OF his fathers residence and his screams
brought his mother running from the house.
The driver of the garbage wagon did not
stop to learn what injury had been done to
the boy. and his name was not learned by
the frightened mother. who had ore OF the
neighbors telephone the City DspenSary for
medical assistance. DR.. Barr answered the
call He found there were no external In
Juries. bat that the boy was suffering ex-
freme pain The exact nature OF MS In
1ur<<s viii not be known for day two
The boys father has q stand on the East
markell
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VIII of EIizabeth Hutton.

The will of Elizabeth Hutton was pro-
bated yesterday In the Circuit Court. After
making a number OF cash requests to her
nepnews. George r. and William Hutton,
and her sister, Jane Davidson. the decedent
left the remainder of her real and personal
estate to her sister, Margaret Jane Porter
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-08
Town Hoard officers.

The newly elected Irvington Town Board
met Wednesday night and elected William
Redmond as president and j. w. Eston as
vice president. The town attorney will be
appointed Saturday night. The board will
have quarters in the Irvington Commercial
Club room.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-08
TO RECOVER HIS CHILD.
George Eaglin Sues His Dead Wife,
Parents for Possession.

Parents for Possession.
George EagIin began habeas corpus a>ro-
ceedings In the Circuit Court yesterday 10
obtain possession of his child, Florence
Eaglin. aged nine years. He says the child
Is being unawfully detained at the home
Of its grandparents. George and Martha
Coleman, at 80 Boyd street. The petition
er asserts the belief that the pretended
ground on which the defendants claim the
right to keep the child is that her mother,
the petitioners deceased wife, placed her
in the keeping of the defendants. The petit
ton ayers that their claim is insufficient to
deprive him of his rights, and he prays the
court to grant him the possession OF the
child AFT once
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-08

The appeal case of the auditor of VAN
derburg county against the County Com
missioners has been advanced by the SUI
preme Court and will come up for argu-
ment June Il. The suit involves the consti-
nationality of the fee-and-salary law.
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Seufon. the Halter.

Has all the new style hats. Dunlap's cele-
brated hats in derby. felt and straw. q
North Pennsylvania street.
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$50 round "trip to Louisville, Sunday, May
a. via Pennsylvania Lines from Indianap-
oils. Train goes at a M
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Rambler Tandems for Rent.
Rambler Agency, % East Market street.
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Kimban Pianos carn q Lennox. 81 f. Market st
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Undertaken whitsett Telephone S6k Reasonable
any no charge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
CARLIlSE ON | He CURRENCY.
Continued From Page %

doubt that there is n single financial in
stttution in the country that could sus-
tain the pressure that would bc immed-
lately made upon 1t 10y doposltors and
other creditors WHOM IT beeume apparent
that our standard Of value was TO be
lowered and cur currency dcprccinfcd by
Tree tpinngc, Payment al nl} our uhiigA-
lions held abroad would he drmnnded in
Goid at once, every Investment III foreign
capital IN this country wonld be Instantly
withdinwn, every man who owed a debt
at home or abroad woNid bc called upon
10 pay II, all dcpositors IN banks and
other Institutions would want TO with
draw their money at thu same time; no
loans could he negotiated, and no credit,
would hc given, because no nun woAld
lend money or sch properly on time when
he knew with absolute certainty that he
would be l.id III ii dcrre cntod currency
Creditors wonld not wait for the actual
passage OF III free coinage law, hut as
soon rs such 4 measure hid received the
approval of the people at AN election they
would d"mand tn"ir monry, aud If not
pnid they would enforce It's coilcciion bv
judicial PROCEEDINGS aud the forced snln
Of property. IT is useless for Won and mo
or anybody else TO say that d.pesiiors in
banks. nnl oihor creditors, ought not to
pursue ihis course when crisis comes or
IS apurrhcndet, for they uiWHy- have
pursued it, nnd always VIII. unless hG-
mHn nature Itself should he chan.rod
=, -.ss lhan ihren years ago yc'l SAW our
hnanclal; cunmcrrial and industrial al
fairs Violently distuthcd w IT," fear that
the government would mol he be- 10
maintain gold payments, and thal our
enrr, ucN would dotccud a. a siiN,r 'psls.
You saw thc ore atoms % tn6pstr' inter
ruGed, banks lailMe, great eoinWrr iai
houses unahlc 10 wctt tbrir obligations.
clit seriously inquired nii's an d lfc-
tories cioscl and i4oNsatps az labor -
thloWn oui of "mriovucul and a state of
panlc aud business Disorder prepalllpg f.
as L. I'll" k.nd o9 money W. intcrd, tu
Uso produced thcsc distressing w. suits.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

SEND mc your order Tor eggs from The
best pen Bun Cochins IN city, 3l.h0 per
H. T., w. Sandcl. care Post is
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IF you MISSED
lie POST YESTERDAY
you MISS Ed

Following Live News Stories:
GOVERNOR ROBERTS the "old Al
de-" in u straight forward letter TO
xas democrats.
\ or DELEGATES elected At the
dorado convention.
iBABLE COURSE OF KENTUCKY
cgates In tho republican National
enthusiastically will probably ~;
on first ballot and Mckinley on a.
,scqucnt ballots.
IN RUMOREp that President t'levt-'
ID Will in few days issue letter
ling exactly ghsre he a.ards as 70 q
domination ~ y
,ERAL y LEN said 70 heye -
1t TO CuI rs a commissioner -
II as consul by tho president
anish papers are not well disposed
yard him; Weyler will welcome him
,sona,ly, but may not officially. that
bending on instructions from Spain.
uc1AI. ADyIcEs FROM HAVANA
| of dcprcdations committed ~ M
gents and OF Cuban defeats 10 sev-
Il skirmishes.
nprARY ouEsADA Of this cuhan
tia says the Insurgents are osea1i.-
now armies and equippins them
ii arms from filibustering expeditions.
, NEW YORK WORLD asserh tnat
ban gold bonds viii soon DO % tns
rket.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
!. 'ofiA TO cELEBRArr

,.l Foxe's 70 l &c ahInnr TT, Battle of
have been n npail i''-'Flnal arrange
April p, sno perfected for Fireman,s
eohnectlon 'or the Battle OF Flow
WI y \ e rom hssr crew. Tho line Of
! Ia /" fstayton a sSn,a Rosa street VI
J To ~ enstilutien ue. east to Main.
s,sssds thence to 70 inc c1se eSI,s,
n, ~ I. d m. W" on he he run from Eoser-
at . ~ a IN, r shn slsl. arriving al
y n p m, rea aebtnirliing leaves Vic.
!, lreiarn,AAn Another l engs.k Rosenberg at
AaaI Consist OF no, Of The evening
pfformanes Two balls and q
Another leaves
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

THIRD WARD EANtiAlNs-slx and ono
fourth blocks GnimproYci. close ~, sSlVl
eHch. VIII sub-diNido to sun purchaF"r
two new i've room cottages on Iceland
aynngc, .2Di0 each, 800 cash, balance so
per nonthi two new tive room soltties
bninnc. So per month; IA and ~ acre
tracts gool iriht and vegetable Land az
mites north Of city on Graded roan' ,V,
want 10 buy sell rclt mr. exchange.
n NJ Nnrfoci. liutrhlna lIouHe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

Port Lavaca at 7ao p. M; returning leaves
Victoria AT midnight
\ urGe delegation is expected from the
neishporine towns. y low rnte has been
given. ana in addition the railroad com
pauy viii transport free jhr nrcinen' :
trucks, which will he DECORATED Tor the
occasion. Assurances have been given of
"a full delegation from Cuero and Wharton
and II good representation from CORPUS
christi, Yoakum and ilalottsvillc The
business houses VIII close after IL o'rlork
Everybody is enthusiastically AT work To
make the Battle of Flowers a grand and
imposing spectacle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
Bids and Proposals.

,,,,strJ. mon. attention-Notice Is hero
on ,: m siven that viii, on THURSDAY. the
II, DAY OF April, 1879; a. the court house
d 400, IN in the CITY OF Goliad, between u,e
nov uublio auction TO the highest bid
s ~. Tor. cash, without Limitation as to
amoant, the Goliad on Mil and apphrta-
!nat situated Interested parties VIII
rorrespond with Clark Denton. Receiver;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

FOR Kt.NT-Possession given at once.
second and third floors OF building cor
per Main and Commerce. formerly &C.
cup.ed by l.. Daniel e. Bro. Apply A. l..
NrIuns care lnman T. 10. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

WANTED Travelling md lovnl sulosmcn
a'tlqrS and expenses 81 to 50 per month
answer AT once. Valley Cigar co, st
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
[vFN WORKERS WAGES.
49,, Statistics on the Subject
From Indiana
(ty.lly BELOW A DOLLAR A DAY.
..,.,,. Even Less Than f"s
w.ports From Embellishments
NV r,,nloyins Eight Thousand

'ii'.'' satisfies. in Its latest pulle''n'
81 .sma interesting statistics "ith
ens ,on,en wage carners of In
The bulletin says;
arc in the 9sS manufacturing es-
. !, of this State from waich re-
sh.v. heen received, SlS2 women ana
rss. earners; from these women NJ
-.n,s have been received, when Is
a.r, of the whole number. These
,rd Girl wage csincfs are employed
! ,hIrty.two following Industries, as
by name. with the number employed
U si,i apparel 1862. cotton mills, siS;
~ mills 72O glass factories. W.. t"r-
y facta,ies. so, pa kirs cpnpdn rs,
T. s,a ta esoHnSries IN hats aul caps, l1G,
,ss and wagons. III. bread, craze rs
cardy making. l5I lap'r mills. no;
anI nlckares. ltI; gncAuslic NE ahd
mia l0S. sp.eialileS in Wuul 'A.
|a,s and fruit packages. IT. agricultural
smspts IS. chemicals. lt rlfliuS and
AZ. q. musical Instruments, n. cc-
ne and h0miny, II washing mac huns
kndles. S. car shops. d pian'ns mills, .,
mn and paint, pulicNS and Sha!tinH,
nMps :. OILS q Hllh''' 80, $500
and names, @ cement. /. lntscellane-
la.
ANALYSIS of the reports shows that tnc
ly.threc women employed in Tia" car
i, cement works. ian"cr'o-, pump inc
S, musical instruil-'l ii.l'lHS mus
pglleys anu Shal',hs l"us'5 tMtlNr q,
N furniture lnv'"i et'' Al"',l' Oh
took ,iS, Who's aycn,sc wns,s
Lg nay =, ihr h',ii''' "'u %'hvS 0i
sliplosti ~ "',,'.''- a. '3,Iie' ',,o,
hats, and caps WOMB inii'- ri!fA"s-
s Ml ali,S W. r1. s,i,a' "',' 9,'''H
=, SnV ,hssa ,,',,,,i. .,', In,
as4 e"l il is nss,,n.I fi.,t thr m,; nN,.
n renorts when nu,l, b,nn ,..,tt',..I
rep,esent tbc wb0. nttp,iar en-
Ell
inns ana,v2iop t,at. f.. f.trd I'm ,bo
NJ M ,r N.Y., ~ bou.,. ,,t,, Nv, az az,
n .1r i'f X ,nr ,.,,,',
rpreIya "a cents or hos. ,u ,v.,,.,s =
II ner cent. or lsnt. rsrnivo rrnn IN
cents; IS per cont or l54i. rnrniva
ID cents 10 81 and \ t..r ,..flt an, XII
~ more than 81 DIV
the ;,ls employed in rotton mills 1872
per cent. receive ~ SCENTS or less. ~
tent or 81. receive trom 80 TO T., cents
r cent or Els receive FROM - cents
and per cent OF !. receive above
day
~ employed In wooden mills. 1ii or
i cent receive 50 ccn's or l,-s a LAY;
y or 3 rer celt rcreiye nom .
than 81 day.
the lis working In hat ana cap fac
: g, or 50 per cent. roseivo 81 cents
IS u a day. y, Or p ooF emit. receive
49, 10 % cen, cents i aAN n. 9r ~ per
per cent, receive more than s. Il
M {, ID, y. n a candy ana bread makisg
=. = !, Ut " ~ per- conf receive ~ cents
ais to =, and 3 or psi, cent. recoive
Ps ,a,i terra coita 5ns. '-. y, oi 8 per
f t.S., 9, from - 10 IS oeais, and 3 re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
Special Notice.

meeting of the stockholders OF inc Hons
ton Land and Trust company will be
held AT the office OF the company. Tues
dav April n, 1896. at o'clock p. m.
Fufua Cage. Secretary. Il
THE Board of Dental Examiners for the
Eleventh judicial district viii meet at
the office Of DIR. Gambati. May G. TO ex-
anime applicants. Y. +. Gambati. sec
retarys t-l6
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Lost, Found, Stray, Stolen.

LOST Gold-rimmsd speciaclos in black
case; thought TO lie near Preston and
Travis on Thursday. April o. reward
Address Margaret Hunter M san fehpe
street Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

STRAYED OR STOLEN Light dun morse
about u hands hiFh. about u years old
branded 70 connected on right shoulder
- reward. John Busse. 2Gl5 Commerce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

LOsT--Treasury warrant on state of
T'eaas for 81. payable to Airs. NJ. Neder
Finder viii please return 10 sheriff .
office and receive reward. III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

10y 'cr'na; '"1n'y m n,'y IrN ,yn,
~, ,,,, s,,',,." l,},.'ss r 4, I,nN
r., ~ n'st f"' '''9N''' NN'itsh u ''', ~
80
EEAi, Est ~ u Must sen when offered
AT such figures AS these:
1869 acres of good prairlc land with
1lojQ worth of improvements tor s. per
acre,
l500 ncrcs, u miles from city with
bayou and railroad front at 81 30 pur
acre.
1850 a>rcs Is miles from city with splon-
did front on san Jaclnto BAY ut sig per
acre
1900 acres 10 miles FROM Houston par
tally IMPROVED Sl3 per acrc
CSC ncfes rs milna IRON city near rail-
road a. SS5O por acre on easy terms. 80
acrrIt 10 miles from elty Tor 81 per acre
lGo acres . miles ont 1t sl2.,G pes acre,
100 acres ~ niles ont ut So per acre,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

LADIES We can save you money on
furniture; before purchasing elsewhere.
get our prices, thai's all we ask. Dilling-
ham furniture company, Main and
CArltOi 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

FOX Et.N1-sx room cottnge, good out
houRts. ward ana conveniently situated !.
No. isl8 sixth street, First w5rd. Apply
NJ. G. C'tto, InDan compress office. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
:RvE CITY.
Being the Leading Commercial
to Population.

Of the currency today issued finally
National bank reserve city. This or
was delayed mainly BY the applica-
comptroller had about made up his
when the application from Dallas
igation of the claims Of the rival
nv between Texas cities that II IL
OF tha valuable influence possible
andary OF conflicting information
re Is no doubt, however. that the
!, tho recent municipal contest was
8 30 far ahead OF the showing made
1T decida Il Heunaahs favor.
y, aside from The ptestiss that such
st approved March \ ISL providing
cities: s3.-.-s::iss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
Situation Wanted.

wanted by good cook
Call at lsdj caroline street. corner Lee
land avenue. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

Children who vibrate
all through their grow
ing years b e tw e e
health and sickness,
children who are pale
and peevish, thin and
weak, children who
never seem to grow
right, whose develop
rnent is retarded, whom
food does not seem to
nourish, should. take
SCOTS Emulsion OF
Cod-liver Oh and Hy-
popl,osphites. 1t con-
tains the very essence
of nourishrnent most
needed when vitality is
low.
Consumptives find
new hope in it and thin
and ernaciated adults
always gain flesh and
strength after taking it.
1t is a pleasant and
palatable food.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

l500 ncrcs, II miles from city with
bayou and railroad front at 81. per
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

UMBRELLAS and Parasols repaired and
recovered cheaper than any other place
IN the city, save money by giving Inc a
trial II. Captain J02 Milan, corner Prai-
RE II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

/ HAVE 5000 ana want Intelligent party
Win 1900 cash to ioin me IN buying AIN
established paying business. Answer
nuirk 1881 cuTe Post. III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

LARGE, AIRY ROOMS Ia private fam
lily, good Northumberland. close to husi-
i0S Louisiana, between kusN ana Cari-
tOl avenues. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

NEW and acknowledgements rooms,
iincst location IN the city, hot Md cold
bnths. n.ala II desired: trnnsients so
rcited a0l san lacinto, between Prairie
aud Texas avenues. rs
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MRS o WHITE, 1902 Kusk avenue, has
desirable furnished rooms TO rent; meals
snrNNl lf nrofnfrcl. Z.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

ENJOY south breeze. good cistcrn water.
select nrighborhood by renting one OF
the Ave-room cottages from the Forest
MFG. Co, li0l Dallas avenue. Rent re-
duced 20 $500 per month in advance:
reference required. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

rOR SAIE-A stock OF fresh goods, hN.
res. etc, worth about slnQN, have :,
good trade; reasons for selling, want
To leave Address lock box ~, Orange,
Texas i,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

Ar A shCRtFtCtl--E,ntire or part OF Il
first-class boarding house OUTFIT. situ.
atcd near IN. Apply Iandiady. laos
Prairie avenue. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

FOR SALE CHEAP Splendid new mod
crn flvc-roon cottages on leeiand ave
nue.. cheap, aud on small monthly pay
mcnts. if desired. W. Manager, Room 2,
Fox Building. VI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

FOR RENT store, Milan and Polk;
store. Travis ami LceianI, Groom house.
Lamar ave, Groom house, Milan. "
room house. Travis G. Il. Munger,
Moore d Burnett building. II
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Moral. Read Tie Post.
ndent tariff on export grain favorins
port Of New Orleans. ai
chison officials In Galveston H
LoCAL

q result Of The competitive examinse
for appointment to West Point snd
apolis.
'ention. - ss
.uston designated BY tho comptrclles
he currency . reserve city for "a.
al banks
days record in the courts. I:
horse falls into . well.
supplementary concert at Asssmp
tonight. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

single comb Brown
Lcghorn Chickens, any size, cheap; egEs
- cents u setting Of il; - for Mao. w
karlc Fifth ward, Montgomery ave, ~
Schiling s store IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms on
third floor over krupp d Tufhy's shoe
store corner Main and Congress; every
thing first cluss. Mrs. Goodpastor. pro
tIrieir,ss -
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Ar \ SACRIFICE on account leavnr
city, restaurant In good running order
FOOD stnnd for ,cecrcnm md cold drinks
close to depot No. 'lst, Post. 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

For SALE Beautiful gold fish. the mos,
ornamental pet known. lovely for dim
Ina rooms. 5Ga each, three for w. ltll
TNNAN MNcnMn. ~
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Business Chances.

Business Chances.
TOR SALE Reaiaurant outnt. range and
steam table: two counters ana BACK
STOVES; one lsG,,e lie boz, good for
grocery store or hotel; one show care.
" r.. Hopworth, Jewel Saloon. y
WANTED, PARTNlsR A I'VE men wirh
80 rash; half Interest In legitimate. wei
established cash business, capital re-
quired "a establish brhnch "thre IN
ncighhoring ety. GOOD opportunity iof
the right party. slsr references. Az,
dress 1873 Houston Post, =
i HAVE 5000 and want Intelligent party
with $500 cash 10 1oin me M buying an
established paying business. Answer
quick. 1851. care Post. ~
RI ANCE for an entcrprlsing man
with $3.50 cash 10 secure an Interest IN a
weli paying business, Apply Leonard.
care Port ~
W'ANTEU-An energetic business partner
With 500 cash; unusual opportunity TO
the right party. Address for interview.
Wheeler. care Post, IL
WANTED Man with small family with
plow aud team, 10 go In partnership In
poultry and gardening business, have
4 coed place. well improved. stocked
with chickens, and Garden, Is miles OF
Houston. will lease the place or take "
10, Sandy Point. Texas. ~
FOR SALF3--Good opportunity 10 the right
man. on account Of sickness; good pay
ing and well established bakery; cheap
for cash. 77SQ. care Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16

For SAiE-Thc smallest one OF our gray
ponies, reason. too small Tor our dolly
cry wagon. l<rupp x Tuiny, lious'ou's
Loading shoe House. is