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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-20
THE FOURQUREAN-
PRICE COMPANY.
HOuseware Department.
WE GIVE YOU WHAT WE AD-
VERTISE.
Gas and Oil-StOves.

OaS- ana Oii-clONSS.
The best known stores on the market
both in Oil or Gas, at great reduction
Every Stove is guaranteed. Money re-
funded if not satisfactory
Gas-Stove Tubing, guaranteed very
best quality, pure rubber, mohair COW
cred, all lengths, per foot, l.c.
Cast-Ir Tank Oil-Stoves, with heavy
tin tea kettle, for 29c.
N.25 Cast-Iron-Tank On-stoves cant
lealO, best Sl25 value, REDUCED 70 Soc.
Very-Iarge Three-Burner Oh-Stoves,
none better made-a $50 Value-reduced
10 $l.lS
Fire King GasStoves, extra-large
double burner two hole. This is the
stove that saves one third OF your gas
bill, very strong and we'll made, best
81. 80 value. for Sl.23.
ee-Burner Gas-stove, highly nickel
p,ated. the very latest improved gas
savers. worth $3.50; reduced to Sls9.
The Chief" one OF the very pest
strongest, and most durable Stoves made
has the latest improved burners per-
feet gas-saver. $l.&
OUR STOCK - COMPLETE in all
! kinds of Oil and Gas-Stoye ovens, IN TN
and Russia iron. -,
Fuli-Size. Extra Strongly-Made OIL
Stove ovens. worth $l.69, for %c cents
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The following incident was narrated
by one who was q servant on the Dalmeny
estate In the time OF the present Lord
1osebery's grandfather. A photographer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-20

UPTOWN OFFICE. BRoAD-sTREE z
PHARMACY. 5i3 EAST BROAD
gTREET. .c.r,
WEST END OFFICE, PARK PLACE
yfIARMACY, BELVIDERE AND MAIN
mANcHEsTER OFFICE, 1903 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-20

The war in tobacco-msnufacturing cir
Giles seems to be coming to an end. We
trust that, like good cigar. it will leave
no unpleasant after-effects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-20
RefrigeratOrs and Ice
Boxes.

"
frigerators and Ice Boxes. All there is
TO them is their outer appearance. They
are high priced-no matter what you
pay for them. We sell you the famous
ZERO" pure charcoal filled, made OF
solid oak. They stand at the head of
all others have a fifteen 10 years
reputation. Livery Refrigerator pur-
chased OF us We guarantee to be OF the
best construction and the greatest ice
savers.
Zero" Oak Refrigerator, antique
finish. a good family size, measures, 80
inches high 10 IL inches deep, "a inches
long. compare this with anything offered
S5.05.
ZERO
Department House Refrigerator, 81
inches high, 30 inches wide, 10 inches
deep always sells for $2i.oO-
S15.
ZERO
Ice-Chest. zinc-lined. patent self,retain-
ing movable castors; compare this win
anything offered
Lemon Squeezers, extra strong and well
Hotel size Ice Chopping Bowls. worth
80 cents, for 10 cents
English China Dinner Sets. new deco
rations, full set for six parsons, Sl.9S.
SCREEN DOORS, MADE OF BEST
COURTLAND WIRE, As CENTS.
Carving Set, a first-cass knife and
fork, good value at 81. for % cents.
Highly polished Parlor Tables, hard
oil finished, 20 cents each.
Large Imitation Cut-Glass Ice-Cream
Trays, hard to distinguish from real cut
glass. worth 81. for, S5c 60 e.,...-.
500 Finely-POlished Glass Cake-salvers,
| &c. each.
Fine Thin Blown Whiskey Tumblers,
10 cents dozen.
White Enamelled Easels. worth SIS,
| for Acc.
Fine Screen Doors, handsomely orna-
mented, worth s., for SO cents.
Fine Mexican Hammocks, extra size,
for 30 cents each.
! Fine Colored Macrame Hammocks,
worth S1.25, for 4Sc.
! Finc-Woven HammOcks, complete. with
| pillow and spreader, worth g. for $lS9
The Famous Wakefield Baby-Car-
riages at these prices:
| 50 Carriages for S2;9S.
| so Carriages, for N.yS.
| $3.50 Carriages for 1913.
so Carriages for 80.
Decorated Cuspidores, cents.
Bread Raisers, made of best-quality
tin, very strong, 6O-cent article, for 10
cents.
Patent Adjustable Window-screens. 15c.
Large Solid Oak Rocker, cheap at 81,
cheaper at si.S9.
Very heavy Copper Bottom Wash
Boilers, large size, 80 cents.
Heavy Block-lin Dish-Pans, worth
% cents-l0 cents.
Hardwood Towe-Rollers, &c.
Oil-Stove Tea Kettles, worth 10 cents,
cents.
Another shipment. 800 Decorated
Covered Chamber Pals, splendid Bic.
article, to go at lOc. each. d limit to
eich customar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-20

The Baltimore American says that the
Republicans In thirsy-thrce States have
declared strongly In favor Of sound
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ADVERTISING RATES.
HALE INCH OR LESS.

vance (& wOrus OF IVSs7 -, a.,,,, -
Above rates are for every day' OF
.S,.rtisementa running consecutively.
Reading notices in reading matter l gps
Ave. lines or less. 81; in nonpariel ieaoeo'
five lines or less. Is cents
card of rates for more space luiiii9"eN
on applcatiOn.
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All letters and kilograms must DC ad-
sressod 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANY
Rejected communications Will not be
retHrned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-20

DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEAT.
ID LIZ ExEcUTEO AT TIE DIsPAcra
PRTSTLyG-u0usk
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JEFFERSON PARK HOTEL.

ROANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VIA SALEM. VA.
This summer resort will open JUNE
list, for season OF 80; 300 feet above sea
level. no fogs or dampness. The waters
relieve dyspepsia, hay-fever. lung heart
throat. and female troubles. For cert.a.
Gates OK eminent physicians and Others,
terms, &c, write for circulars.
j. II. CHAPMAN.
ap 26-Sw Manager.
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JULIUS SYCLE & SONS
Corner Second and Broad.
SUMNER RESORTS.
COBB'S ISLAND,

vIRGINIAS SEASIDE RESORT IN
THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
UNRINALbED FOR ITS SURF-BATH.
ING, FISHING, AND CUNNING
Route: We will meet daily tho 1907
Unbound and the 4:5l south-bouni
train at Cobbs station, on the New YORK
Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad. Pas.
senCers transferred TO island by the beau.
tiful little steamer Harriet Dixon.
Terms $3.50 per day, Sl2 per week; 50
per month.
For further Information address
COBB * SPADY, proprietors,
Cobb's Island, Va.
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WANTED.

SUMMER BOARDERs AT ELK HILL
near Forest Depot, Bedford county, Va.
Mrs DIR. L. W. NELSON.
my I7-Su. W&F5t'
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InINTAIN VIEW I'M
wARM SULPHUR SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY, va,
ARE NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS
For circulars and information write q,
EUBANk & GLOVER,
nv -F.Su&Wim. Proprietors.
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ZERO

Department House Refrigerator.
inches high 20 inches wide, 10 incl
deep, always sells for $2l60-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-20

Zero" Oak Refrigerator, antique
finish, a good family size, measures, -
inches high. 10 IL inches deep. "a inches
long, compare this with anything offered
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-25

soon found that she had real pIooH
remedy at last. She says: AFTER Tax
ing one dozen bottles OF S.S;9' ! am
perfectly we'll, my skin IS cieat
and healthy and ! would not DE IN
my former condition for two Thousand
dollars. Instead ofdrying upthe poison
in my system, like the potash anu
arsenic, SIS. drove the disease OUT
through the skin, aud l was perma-
,,ar,l,, rid of IL -
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Scl'Ofllla

Is deep-seated blood disease winch
all the mineral mixtures in the wofiu
cannot cure. S.S.S. (GHa'anfffa PWfp
srgefabie) is ,eai blood remedy Tor
blood diseases and has no equal. :,
Mrs. y. T. Buck, OF Delaney, Ark, had
Scroiula for twenty-five years ana most
Of tie time was under the care OF the
doctors who could not relieve her. a
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Personal.

speeches. lectures. essays, NJ
erary and other addresses written 10y u.
II. Loughery, prlskiil Hotel Building,
Austin. Texas, editor BROWNS History.
Indian Wars and Pioneers of Texas,
newspapers. etc; correspondence SO.
ucit,d f-yD
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Real Estate for Sale.

49,
$40 PER ACRE win buy II iinc NA-ncre
farm. parity opon. half mile from new
$50 900 court house, never oNcriiows, tho
perfect. w. v Escll. l1rasoria, Texas y
10 TRNDE-lmrrovcd farms and 'imler-
"a property IA East and South TeNas Tor
lnmhcr "Ci.ll 50. care fust, ~
ono two-story brick hotel completely
furnished containing sixteen sleeping
rooms, one parlor. ono waiting room.
oue dining room. kitchen and han. IN
tho city OF liempstcad, fronting the pas
sengcr depot For particulars apply TO
Geo. s,chwarg at Hampstead. Texas Y
uoAlnSEEk f,Rsi Come To Fairbanks, the
hes, small town IN Harris county. II
miles northwest Of Houston, 90 rect
higher. daily passenger trains. mics
OF graded streets. black sandy loan,
hish dry aud wen drained; mnds Tor
sale from acres up 30 1907 acres SEND
Tor map aud free pamphlet OF south
Texas; lands for sale and trndc In other
localities NAM Il iudor, Texas Lunl
Agency, soSls Main ST. Houston. y.
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specialist said he
could cure her, but
lie filed her with
arsenic and potash.
which almost ruined
her constitution. She
then took nearly
every so-called blood
medicine and drank
them by the wholesale,
but they did not reach
her trouble. Some
one advised her to try
SIS. and she very
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-25
"oSSlP OF GOTHAM.

Iso,. K, April cit appears that N
DAHL IN this town wear uniforms n
on tho asa,yoeations, not oounr,rr
|re now NJ IL door" Braid and brass mn
" evidence everywhere. wv
is ,he conservatory Of esthetic Ink.
y s', sign emblazonod on the WIN
th av s."sy little candy shop on
Ener or Ut, This is either n star,,,n,,
u ayeS ana ,jawbreakergs' mi il'' ,Sa
for th"le iaea OF "osthetin Inv NV
A'Se are the only dain s,i i yis-
soo,o, s party" is the latest In
ha,,e,, version. Every night sew.
anass v eo'eries of young reou,e
aIiaSSchia front of the Mas,son s,,'.
psople 10 the circus. With " We
lpposs,d a N1 a few old persons wha
Fcas, ha, 20 perform The d,,t,.s W." ~,
as nv as a rule the c,re,,s 'c ch,, ol
"a social circles to have II 4
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Trade or Exchange.

HAVE YoIT BEEN TO COLLINS r'urni-
ttirr coInpnny' Beet bargains IN lionr-
ton in all kinds household goods ~
Louisiana street under Hotel Boyle -
FoK SALE OR EXCHANGE-An cstab-
iisbed. PAYING buslnlcs, f',ey' lny'sl, ,,,; ;
Tones. I'D Rossyille avenue. ChattnnooGa.
oo''"' =" ''T' "a
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she was seated in a broadway car
when one of those women who never ac-
guire the art Of growing old gracefully
but who, with the aid OF cosmetics, mar
dyc and brilliantly youthful attire en-
uhasi2c their wrinkled age. entered. A5
usual tho men werr too much enGrossed
with their newspapers TO notice That an
old lads WIS staining Finally me S"oe
farad ,irl arose. pruitcrei her scat. and
bhshin,.iy said: ii am ,nofe able 10 stanl
than YOU madame" The pain!el creature
lifted her bead hau;ily at ms implied m
maiden. gaasd at her frlgidiy. ana then
.n5rtca. "Young woman. am halt, lame,
o. so old mat sh -uli he a target for TIE
paWoniaug rity Of, cheeky E"M . "a, Pe 4,
SOM" Tho poor girl sank INTO her Seuu III
a s'nie OF utter collapse.
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FOR kENT---Fivc-room cottage. all fur.
nishcd: also nice Jersey COW. party
wants 10 so North for six months. Call
at SIS Dallas avenue. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-25

YlTAE-pRE. cures without deplctlng the
pocket book; thoufaHdg of sufferers
testify "pouiing less than 81 for pcrman-
on rcs..ts. Vtao-Ore headquarters, ms
Main street -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-25

FOR RENT--A largo two etory house;
good cistcrn, out building; in good condl-
ton; also II inc COW, fresh In milk.
1904 Hardy street. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-25

FTit KFNTy- After Nprii sS, four room
house aud stable No. slll State ST. APP
ply NJ. li Artcsan Place. a
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$500 CASH and SIS per month will buy
an elegant broom cottage In Tnifi
wnrd THIS Is II special bargain. Call at
once William Manager 3l1 liz Main st.
Room 2 u
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FOR RENT--A nicely furnished room
with modern convenicnces at 1O5 Travis
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For Men.


There is story to the effect that ex-
Congressman Tom Johnson is harborine
a scheme to ultimately consolidate all the
surface railroads in brooklyn, and then
sell out TO the city. The only thing about
tho story which is Improbable Is the sell
ing out 10 the city Tom was never know
to give UP :, .good thing once lie got hold.
George SlineN. a well known ex-pittsburg-
81. is an active member OF the Johnson
staff in trullcytoWn.
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A figure that created unusual interest In
Greeley Square this afternoon was a blue
eyed, roldon-haired little schoolgirl clad
In biue-nnd-wh,ie checked pinafore. II
fiat. daisy trimmed hat. and carrying a
school bag ana a skipping rope. Al Il
distance. seeing her moving along among
the tragcdians. tragedienn romcdians
ana condolences, one thought she must
be one OF those i0-ycar-old souhreties VINO
sing about ,heir little hOw-wows." But
she was n Simon-pule, old-fasnioncd girl;
stopping TO gaze at the statue Of Horace.
she surveyed Broadway as II 1t were al
together a bore. united her skipping rope
and skipped away across Thrty-four,h
street.
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TO COMMISSIONS NND PRODUCE
pEALflsS-- Write to Texas Box aud Bos-
kot CO.. Dallas. Texas. for prices on
lNskola md frmil phcltagea. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-25

CALIFORNIA CHERRIES lac, Me-
Machcns Jams loo, Huclicus Soups lhc,
AT Rcdwood's, blo Travis street. o.
FOR SALE Second hand i0foot. lSlnch
smokcstnck In first clnss condition,
cheap for cash. Call at business ONCE,
Post II
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ANTED-Position us cook and house
kecper I'm small family by a good Iauy
cook. Address 1880. care Post. ~
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WANTED-By settled white woman, y
situation MS cook In private FAMILY. CAT
or address Mrs. Searcy, corner OF carr
and New Orleans avenue, Fifth ward ~
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FOR RENT Three cottages with water
and sewer connections Apply to Mrs
trcund. 2iOS Franklin avenue. ~
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For Rent.

FOR RENT Four-room cottage, White
street tFourth ward north); $40 per
month. Apply Mrs. II. c. House, Sot
Capitol avenue. "a
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FOR REN1--Two or three nicely furnish
cd upstairs rooms; everything furnish
ed for light housekeeping; terms rcason.
able. 1907 Texas avenue. II
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FOK MINT Nicely fWrni1h0d coiIago |
modern conv"uionccs Third ward cl0se |
In 20 party who wili board gentleman |
for reit Address Ne .saS. carr ineel %
fpR RENT r"o-atorY house. seven
rooms ned,rn 70 nNehloi crei cornsr |
mum F','v' ~
h'' N,- ~ pe' hlsH't WV per |
Mneit Mt ine .aWiol ttoN~r rnyuor ''hpl, |
lnl nv9nne ''ri AIN street ''''neS' "',
Mrs -, WIZ ~ A'- ithHH Mount' h9S
0'''rnhlr lVihl+'''N ionN" lp' '''"' Il"
ron RENT Now fNe-rpom cottage on
Austin street l'h haih room Hnb an
molel ctiittNl NprF I" MI ~
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WIN '.i SrhEsn',snaS ~ ~ I,tlta M ,;
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", ~ ~" .'"' ''' ---
FOX KEN New c'Rh'-'"S'h hI.s", nam
tA' stWri connection iA ''h NV NV
sin, l,n, ''''i' az IS
filt ltliN lniEe. newly fsinlshcl front
room WIN hath ana gas ana , hest ta
.,,.'n VIZ I',,,,,c ,,n rotNno, Cs,rnI
Ia, ,'I So, i,',,t,, ',r..i .,
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|s
N,ti,',' .rios n WA. "' b
" -l.,.'' ~ 80, /, - y
! ~ i,rtr WIZ i1 ,'-, mi'4s III
,nlN "N,'Iu' ~ ,,,.,'i.,..t
r ror,, "" a MIN S',,es. lr,,.,n,, hars.
,,,,i,. cag g., I,.i,,tn s,,.at go" o.
,ll.s 1-s 80 49,
ani hi nlo y Ear Iicbt bonaek.h,,Inrv jS6'
itn't,',, a,',,,n "
FOR RENT SIX room 2-Sloiy hnuse, an
noH'fh 'H.pi2N'ni.hln' ON n'l', ,,, ~"
'"r i''',' Fn b,,. "a ''''
SIH- ROOM two-story house, modern con
,nr,, 81 IN ,'., ,,,,,th Antiy te0u Nm
I,,t,, .,,,,t 'V'''' 'N'''' M
,,np p,,o,r c,,,.ro ,.,,, ,oreo v,rd
snad" Toas. bnih room md clsjrrn'
So % .,rr M, min : I,vrr a30s Trntis
gircr %
foi, l9Asl3 "A twenty agro l ,,s, i9r ,1
low w. rare rhanro TOR inr,ics %iiiing
y" WIN ',!l Hts1N' spp'g 80
49,, ~ - -
Fbtt KUN W'Nl i've i""' lI"n', InN"y
ipo~ b nov bulidlug I1nylH ana 'hpi-
tot glass front, good stand. -
FOR n1tNT inrgn nnd cool second
no1r mont room. win rent reasonable
@G"li u, l5e travis corner Of ncn -
,rnr ui,Nr N,,y tvo.s,orv eovon-roon
&aoaa 81 ., liq%.llsa lrg ,S DS,Ws ,
vrnIrt,rs. sutith exposure q S Reich
n,,, ls17 unsL nt,i,ur n
n-.,-- -. -,
FOR titNT-All persons wanting house
should cali on tho Lone star Moving ana
Storage Co 'ihcy hay" them from 81 70
Texas ayenur Phone 5SS. 70
Fnlt KEN -Ihplok'hbn F"mp ~.
MAN hlror, MY n,I,n'l -, ot'',iv'
hpii' un' ltSpplin','l" Ia a. ~:
Nv on OF n'''''7 ~ ~ III
Miln tliLN -
IrC,If ms, MI. I,lrht room two story house
modern couvcnirnccs 40 capitol avenue.
ABBY az III hplvl INtnu' -
I-r,I, I7i1s5sI. IrdrTn s-i,,hf-rnoIn hOIge
an Ausiiu street sg75J per month. n
n f;nrt Hinz building II
0yI7D our 1eweIrv sIore W. nave two ele-
,sn, raj ofnc,a To- rent: call and soc
iht,n " II r1sten A Co II
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~ ~ - ,htd ar. ~ in,ildinr rnr.
hef Mh'h hhu SV','imN ~ IT,. 1r,Ivs
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FRONT OFFICE
FOR RENT
over lastorisu stationery Store soi
Main street FRONT stuirs. easy Usccnt
irst door. Very cheap. u
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LARGE RuTCHER'S ICE RON, block,
saws, and complete butcher OUTFIT. cncap
EXCHANGED collins Furniture company,
.iG Louisiana. under Hotel Boyle. u
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i SEND MY CLOTHES to the Houston
Hand Laundry: II don't fade or tear
them, and Il nerds them, to- lll2 Pres
ton ave. Phone iV2. Y
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iCT CKIAM-I hDve opened huslnoHs In
ice cream for tho season and VIII be
glad TO Furnish You with Crcam M INC
Tnvost rates: parties wishing Cream VIII
flnd II to their advantage to call up
phone 800 before going eisowhere;;
I,-nul, Vance b-s
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FOR RENT OR SALE-Small farm near
lynchhurg.. Texas, for particulars call
NJ ia0i Hardy street, Fifth ward. II
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Board and Room Wanted.

TTADY WANTs hoard and small
room Just recovering from fSEkon hnp
ana viii be confined 10 bed for q short
time; slate terms. Address 1s2I care
Post.
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Business Chances.

business NhuhSe''
A PRACTICAL business man WIN Ny,,
cash can secure an eqnii ,n.,'hti aa'',,
snlarird uOsltion in proifNirh ri'nh
business. money To be used IN develop ~
business, Address. for Interview IS,
care Posti ----.-------.
FOR SALE-A small general STOCK oi
goods; will also sell trade. rent or ~
change property. GOOD loehtomal p,,..1
for gellipg Address . i3''''' $50 "a
wood Texas. -
A pAPTNIR in an enterprise OF inrri,
something new; large proiids ana ca
returns. investigation 69Doltn' a.
necessary Address J.. w. car lns-- -
WANTED-A practical man or h ruh 70
open wood and timber yard ana Ahi' ialiu
In smali tracts NJ station rni!es from
city Good opportunity 10 inahe money
and good home. Apply 10 geo L. io.r
ter. No sl7 ~ Main street. -------------- VI
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FOR RENT~M My present residence. ~
Young Ave, Apply TO Mrs. a. II. Brown,
or Geo. L. Brown. tf
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WANTED settled. respectable wo-
man. situation az scamstrcss In q pri.
waite family. Mrs. NJ. b y
WANTED situation of any kind BY whise
hoy Is years old. Address 7Su, care y,
Post -
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WANTEp-By Young lady. aged 20 .
position MS nurse and companion LOT
small children. Address Miss Gillespie:
UVnlde TeKns. y
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CARPETS RUGS. FEATHERS and mat
trcsses renovated: repair furniture und
uphols.cr; lay and sew carpets gilt-eigc
references: corncr Smith ana Mcl<in-
nov. phone COS llcnry T0nndorf Z,
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Personal.

PIANO AND OIRGAN-Tuned aud re-
paired 1870 Pcnse avenue, corner AUS
lin; telephone No 81 {. VI. Frank, prnc-
teal piano maker. n
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LIsr or ANsWTRs 10 silortis ,inonts
in Office OF The Post for week ending
saturday, April IS. 1896:
~ On, 1871; 1862 CO u. =, Boyle; 7752
o.; 1853 (2l. j. n. Curtin 1879 1905. 175i
H. G. so 1853 90; 71si 1856 1886; 7737 (2) .
1857 "a: 179S. s7Gi t2l 7ql5: 77G5. 7sl7, 1s94
20l9. no go; 1896. 1916. 71f2: 1891. 1N23 90:
W. r.; w: 77is. 179i CD. Y. L.. n. Ii5o
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NINE c. A. BrTJAC. pianiste. studio 222
Mason block; especial attention paid dd,l to
rudiments Of music, lessons al Iupiis
rInnnrs. also ADVANCED stndents II
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FOR SALE Lots In Drummer addition,
ook ~. lots Z 10 10. cheap. Address IN.
llrI 9nhl MAshinGlon AtroNt. ~
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wanted to Rent.

WANTED TO RENT on LEAsE-A tract
OF land Of not less than 100 acres near ,
sta HE room needed for about thirty
fine cows. Address 1862. care Post:
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Tho bibulous women who haunt the
shopping districts no longer load up on
wink drops" and soda with stick in
it" They now say outright what they
want, aud SO get II in a condition ap-
proaching nearer 10 purity by several dc
prees. MANY of them have even grasped
Tho idea of a cocktail. and no longer drink
them as II dessert. 1t used to make men
stare 10 sec woman order a glass of
whisky in u restaurant. Now there are
several places in tho retail streets where
Il woman may order such a'drnk wi'hou
look al her.
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~ ANTED-By young German, work Q
amy Kind. Address 1882. care Post.
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wanted 70 Buy.

WANTED TO RuY-Mcdium sized well
"buiit buggy horse; must b very. gentle
sns ! Ssss;riaS BAH III, ES ~ s'@
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TT!XAS TYPEWRiTER EXCHANGE
Typcwritcra all makes, now and second
handed. sold. exchanged, rented repair
ed; typewriter supplies; phone 72s, ~
Main, Houston. ''-li
opItJM-pr. II. G. May OF Ennis guaran-
ices to cure any case of opium, NOR
mime or cocainc disease in three 20 i've
dnys without pain or danger o-3
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Hoard and Rooms.

III TEXAS AVENuE-New boarding
house. 4 ~ blocks from Capitol Hotel
Firsi-clnss accommodations. rooms 10,
rent with or without board. Irnhsleh.s
solicited Rates reasonable. -
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UMRRELLAS and parasols required and
recovered cheaper than any other place
IN the city. save money by giving me
49, " II