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Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-14
Urethral Structure.

Cured on the same terms. The treatment is painless. I perform all manner of surgical operations pertaining to my speciality, and through the influence of anesthetics cause no pain. This a boon to the afflicted.
 There are many complications follow ing Private Diseases, such as Bad Blood, Skin, Bladder and Womb Troubles, Ul- cers, Pimples, Blotches, sore Mouth, etc., all of which quickly get well when the cause is removed.
 I wish to call special attentionnto my treatment of unfortunates suffering from the effects of Early Imprudence, Errors of Youth, Loss of Vitality, Loss of Man. hood, Sexual Debility, or any of the mad dening effects. Get well and be a man. Enjoy life as you should. Thousands of men and youths are occupying subordi- nate positions in life today who. if they were able to exercise their brain power to its fullest capacity, would instead be leaders.
 In majority of cases can cure my pa- tients by mail treatment. I can furnish medicines from my Dispensary, or, as I am a Regular Licensed Physician, can write them prescriptions. If they prefer they can have them prepared by their home druggist.
 If you live in or near the city, call at my Private Dispensary. If at distance, write me your trouble. My book on Pri- vate Disea
 will be sem.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-14
The greatest of all amateur efforts ever made in Birming. ham-Elisa tonight.
A Prominent Minister.

Rev. T. R. Kendall, pastor Grace M F. church, Atlanta, Ga., says: 'I take pleasure in testifying to the great virtue of Kings Royal Germetuer in relieving night sweats resulting from the debili- tating influence of malaria. In severe ordeal through which my family passed from this oppressive affliction, I found Germetuer to be an immediate specific.
 Have also found it speedy tonic to the digestion, and a most grateful and re- freshing remedy in the heated season
 when suffering from relaxation and gen eral debility" New package. large bot tie. 10S doses, $1. For sale by druggists.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-14
Alabama Great Southern
 Railroad Company.

Shortest and quickest line to Cincinnati. Louisville and the North; also to Shreve- port, New Orleans and all points south west.
 Schedule in effect January 5 1896
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-14
THE RACES.
New Orleans Results.

New Orleans, Feb 13.-Ladies' day drew out fully 5000 people to the track today, though the weather was rainy and disagreeable. The grand stand was handsomely decorated with ferns and flags, and altogether the occasion was a noteworthy one. Had the weather been fair the crowds could not have been ac- commooated. As it was hundreds could not find seats in the stand. As to the racing it was under the drawback of a sloppy track but at that there was fair footing underneath the mud and the sport was of a lively order Jockey Thorpe again distinguished himself by riding David. the winner of the Mazeppa handicap, the event of the day. He won in hard drive with Dave Pulsifer and Robert Latta, the last named poorly rid den by Tuberville. Thorpe also rode Tom Kelly, the winner of the fifth race, and now has the largest public following of any jockey at the track. Only one post favorite. Ondague, scored, and the talent had a bad day of it picking win ners. Starter Fitzgerald's work was good, the horses in each event getting off well together Summarizes:
 First race. selling-Ondague 104 fT. Murphy, to ,, won; LeGrand, 110 tru- berville), 12 to 1, second; Tommy Rutter, 109 c. HID, to l. third. Time, 1:50k. Van Brunt, St. Leo, G. B. Cox, Little Billy, Miss Perkins and Proverb also ran.
 second race, mile and One-slXteentn. selling-Ban Johnson, 92 GA. BarretD, s to 1, won Tancred 104 q. HilD, to 1, second; Jim Hogg, 109 CHarD, 15 to 1, third. Time, 1:55A. Imp. Wolsey, Squire G.. Wedgefield and Tuscarora also ran.
 Third race, one mile, selling-Pulitzer, 107 Ham), 10 1, won; Chenoa, 105 Gay wood), 10 10, second; Invade, 105 (Ma- son), 20 to 1, third. Time, 1:4SA Vida, Jack Bradley, Semele and Treasurer also ran
 Fourth race, handicap, one mile--Da- vid, 110 Crhorpe), to 1, won; Dave Pulsi- fer, 113 (Caywood), 8 to l, second; Robert Latta, 115 (Tuberville). to ?, third. Time, 1:4S Jamboree, Clarus. Roose- welt and Chicot also ran.
 Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards, selling--Tom Kelly, 109 Crhorpe), to 2, won; Bon Soir, S6 (BarretD, to 5, sec ond; Jim Henry (Caywood), 15 to 1, third. Time, 53. Adam Johnston, Coronet, Peytonia and Gleesome also ran. Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards, selling-Fondest, S9 (Clay), to l, won; Flame, 103 q. HilD, 8 to g. second; Jimmy R., 109 (Thorpe), 3 to 1, third. Time. 1:55 Minnie Wa Wa, Lotus, Peanuts and Sis ter Rosalind also ran.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-14
MR. HARRIS CONvALESCENT.

Mir. John E. Harris. special agent of s. M Inman & Co.,, cotton buyers. who has been III with pneumonia at the Flor ence hotel for the past two weeks. Is now convalescent. and his physician, Dr. w. C. Forster, thinks that he will be out within the next week or ten days.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-14
TO CONSIDER FUSION.

The Colored Republicans Meet Tonight in
 Jackson Hall.
 There will be a public mass meeting of the colored republicans of Jefferson coun- ty tonight in Jackson hall for the pur- pose of considering the question of fusion with the populists. The prevalent opin- ion among the colored republicans, it is said. Is against fusion.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-14

A specialist treats only a special or particular class of diseases I have the distinction of being the only physician in the south controlling sufficient practice in Private Diseases to devote my whole time to their cure.
 This daily contact for year after year with such troubles gives experience. Ex- perience is essential to success
 My Medical Dispensary was established in the city of Birmingham August 8, 1887, for the exclusive cure of Private Dis- eases. Privacy is one of its special fea- lures. It is so arranged that one patient never necessarily sees another. People who have social relations to sustain ap- preeiate this. The very best people are often unfortunate and dislike to consult their family physician through feelings of delicacy. To them I offer safe, sure cure and perfect privacy.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-14
Syphilis.

Many physicians claim that this disease cannot be cured-that is, entirely eradi- cated from the system. I am willing to contract with any responsible person on the basis of nc cure no pay.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-14

No. ? carries Pullman union sleeping car Birmingham to Cincinnati and Pullman drawing room sleeping car Birmingham to For further information caIl on or apply to R. l.. NEWTON,
 Travelling Passenger Agent, No N. 20th Street. Birmingham, Ala. Telephone No. S4S.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-14
REX EDICT 1!

nEiA A GOIO
 Look out for Harry Mer- cer's golden O. P. O. J. s. float. Watches, jewelry, etc. will be
 THROWN AWAY from it in the line of the pro- cessiOn. 2-I4-4t
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-14

We are headquarters in California wines, such as sherry, port and clarets. We canot be excelled in quality and prices on imported and domestic liquors of any kind. Give us a trial and be con- vinced. M. & A. WISE,
 Cor Morris ave. and Twentieth street
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-14
Gonorrhoea.

If you have Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Lucor- rhea, Whites or any other troublesome discharge that fails to get we'll under or dinary treatment, come or write to me.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-14

Today will be a gala day at D. H. Twentieth street, on account of the serv ing of the celebrated Quaker Oats. Ev- cry lady visiting the store will be served a free saucer of this delicious cereal, and the young lady in charge will explain it's superjOr quality.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18

NINE C. A. BUJAC, p.aniste' s;idio 2fs
Mason block; especial attention pa na,, 20
residence IL desired: instruction to De.
E.nnars. also advanced students. :.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS..
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rENlTENTIARY BEEF CONTRACT
l. sealed proposals are invited for fur
nishnp beef at both Eusk ana Hunts
Nille pei t"ntiar.os To- twelve months
from the 'rs' day of January, 1874, Ia
. TIE beef must he nrdt.class In every
particular. well slaughtered and clraliy
huillcd. ami delivered within the walls
Of the pe1iteutiar.es in such quantities
end ~ such Times es the steward may
direct.
3. The beef furnished in the months of
Vcuber and December tnust he first-cls,, !,
slall.ted brfl, and thai furn shed IN
May. June, jay August, September ana
October must be the best the market ar
foids of rang beef
/. We reserve the rignt - reicc, oil
inferior ~ unsouud beef that may be-
oneled for dclivary Bidders viii state
for hcN much per pound they VIII fur
nsh. payment to be made ON the first
day OF each month for all beef fIrn shed
during the previous month. on accounts
approved by the steward.
.; AL biii%rs VIII accompany thor
more good suret es, conditioned that they
VIII enter INTO n contract, and give "a
bond In the sum of $2or0 for the faithful
uo rformaIcc of the same.
c, All bids must he sealed and endorsed
ON back, "Proposlls to furnish fresh
beef for huntsville or RGsk pcnlien-
tiaries" tas the case may be- All bids
for furnishing Rusk pcnitcntIary must
Huntsville to me at HuntsS lie. aud they
VIII be OPENED at my ofncc TN each pla re
on December ~ next, at IN o'clock a m.
Z reserve the light to reject any and
all bids that may be offered.
Financial Agent Texas State peniien-
Huntsville. Texas, November 10. 1875.
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FOR SALE-Lots near EmancipltIon
grounds, from 1926 70 Si16 per lot on
easy monthly payments. Wilson e Ham
nan 2D3 kiam building II
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Mr.. II. n. Ingram. secretary OF the great
pany. Of Cunowipgo. NJ, yland. and prosi-
dent OF the succchsful company that manu-
iacturoB the Ingram Chovoret Intorlining.
writes from his New York offices in the
Potter Building concerning hipans Tab
THE best. have been using them for the
past few weeks aud fool an entirely dit
feront man" one Gives Relief
Itnnns 1nbnleA arn sold by druggists or
by mail n the price go cents n bGN) 10
sept to the Iupans Chomichi Company
No. 10 Spruce street. New YORK Sample
vial 10 cents. For aale by A. E. kiesiing,
druggist. o12 Main street.
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F.; SPECIAL NorlcEs.
,A.,lAuN-,n- -.1...&In.-

....[Al,-n. ..4.EI..-
NoTiCE-W hcroas, herctoforc to-wit, on
the iith day OF November 1896. at the
regular November term OF the comnls-
sionois court OF Harris county. Texas
siid court on the petition OF twenty free
holders OF the subdivision of Harris
covNy. hereinafter set forth, did by an
ORDER duly entered upon the minutes Of
@id court, order ara election 70 be hold
on saturday. December ~. 1876. TO de-
'vrinine whether hogs, sheep and goats
shnIl be permitted 10 run ut large with
IN me limits OF the following described
SUBDIVISION or Harris county, viz: Be
Cunning at point on the Texas Western
Marrow Gauge ailroad, where n limo
running from the southwest corner OF
,he John Nelncrnan vurvUy On iufAlo
BAYOU 10 The forks Of Bray's bayou inter
iTSts with sud railroad. about seven
mics south OF west OF the city OF Hons
ION tncnce weStwafdly along the ccutcr
oi sad railroad to Buri0lo bayou. thence
w said bayou with its mcaniers to the
itaiils ana Fort Bend county line,
thence IN u sou,heasterly direction along
SAID county line 20 the south lne of the
ut. y HRRCo. slrvey No one or two.
located east of Missouri city by virtue
OF cortihcate n-2Il Issued to said railroad
voinpAoy' thence east along said south
lue. and the south llnc Of the G. w
Adatns aud John stamps surveys. to tho
southeast corner OF the John Stamps sur
Ney, thence north TO It's northeast corner
on the south line OF the Geo. Allen sur
Wy tn"nce cast TO the southeast corner
TO on inner corncr III sul survey. thence
cast 10 the eastern southeast corner OF
thc SAID ANcn survey. and northwest cor
ncr OF tho Joseph kupninn and SOUTH
west corner Of the II r., r. 4 g H. H.
Co. survey: thence north along the east
line Ui said Al3cn survey passing the
southeast corner ~ tho w \ nronauCh
and along the east Inc OF said nrcuaugh
and Janus II. owen aurveys TO Bray's
bayou. thcnco up said bayou with lta
mcHndcrs TO the forks OF anh RraN's
bayou; thence IN q northrAStcrly dircc-
ton. following the western line OF
stock law suhdiN ision NJ peuuonn1 by
liHllcnlahl, WArncckc ct al. to the Texas
western Marrow Gauge railroad and
place If beginning
Now therefore I w N shaw, county
Judge Of Harris county. Texas I'm com
pliancc with the law regulating such
elections. hereby order nm election to ho
held at the Dairy School House, ON sat
urdAy, December 10, $500, TO determine
whether hogs sheep and s0ais shall be
permitted 10 ran az large with the
limits Of tho sub iiNision OF Harris couu-
" herctnh"forr described and | hereby
nppoitd Samuel Adkins, !, = Mngoo and
II. Price as managers Of sati clectIon.
Witness my hand ana official scat, TINS
'th 81 s}y of November w ~" \ SHAW
County Judge of Harris county. Texas.
Ell
NOTICE is hereby given that tho regular
annual moetlnr of he stockholders and
directors Of the Houston East and West
Texas Railway company VIII be held AZ
the rcuornl office pt said company. Ia
on Tuesday. the 1st day of December.
lS6. James \. Baker. Jr.. Secretary
liouston East and West Texas railway
Company. Il 10
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ALTAR AND TOMB.

AZ Gibbs aud Mrs. Il. IL.
Nsrpap- c.rdsil and Fannie Eason.
(tr.rl,, ,lIIe-RamOn N pominsueA anu
3 l Irene ri bailey of HeaFne ana MISS
81, a s1,n' s. Parks and Miss Emma
(rsr. nee Flanagan and Miss Menie
EEs.t,51.s;,,ovn-J. L. Brooks and Hiss
|ulce Mcl.eA1G; Readings and Miss A.
giiS,a Il. f. Anderson and MISS A''ee
(Sil,a1 .,-,o.-Rov. o. P. Klker and Miss
f. +. Cook. ,,or and Miss Georgia
lsns I ,,nOS,tTEd Chapman and Miss iattie
Etir. .,,,s-Frank Crimsinger of San
Fsiuo,.S Miss Eugene Wernette:
li's as,r Az city-H. 5. Fowler and Miss
ascl1's' Y. Lunn and Miss Minnie
b; .,,r-pr. o. A. Ross and Miss
1. u i', s;'u,rrings--Captaln William West and
IsaSsvyi I A. Bell and Miss Alice
t,ns,orda-Dr. Jas. Y. simois and sl''s
EtE. DUFFY.
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SUPREME COURT.
..c,is of Decision In The Fowler.
nall Sui1


Bell Suit.
yiu. Texas, November 16.-Following
4, synopsis OF an opinion delivered by
upreme court today
y B. FOWLER W MARY Z. BELL.
h 10 recover damages Tor the CONFER
"a Of mortgaged property, from Wich
county, Third district-keversed and
.lsred.
June 3, 1893, the Mcleod Artesian
b company executed 10 Mary Il. Bell a
bel mortgage, conveying to her certain
betty for the purpose OF securing debt
lsN owing by the company to the mort
he The mortgage was signed and ac-
(sadgad in Iowa BY the president Of
] company. |, was signed and ackuowI-
Id by the treasurer OF the company
e be was temporarily stopping AT WIch-
Falls, Texas The mortgage was then
snd .sstered Ill Wichita county.
mort ;asor is corporation chartered
dl h laws OF Iowa, and ali of its stock
iis are residents OF Iowa. The corpo-
ar, II the date OF the execution OF the
k,ags, was insolyent and had ceased to
business. The laws of Iowa allow an
tttni cooperation that has ceased 10 do
asa to prefer its creditors. rbe mort.
ives given ON property situated In
ha county, Texas. After the giving
|is mortgage the property was levied
.atsr writ OF attachment and sold at
instance OF W. II. Kent creditor of
bought the property and claims
lg.h said foreclosure sale in the at
tasnt suit, Mrs. EEL brought this suit
Ant the art,sian weil COMPANY TO fore.
her mortgage ara made Fowler a
h ieiendart, alleging that he had con.
I'D portion of the morteagcd property.
re was a judgment in favor of plantipf
ls both defendants IN the trial court
al affirmed the judgment toy Of the n. trial
IT
Tie question presented is. was the
es gwen by the artesian well com
70 Mrs. Bell valid? II not she can
maintain this suit to foreclose it,
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s,ks ''%.nor'an, Difference

I, ,;aselr apparent a. to thousands. vino
N sliA any az ~, that they are not af-
ts1.lJ DEEDS S e,e bpt that thc svs-
i, ~ y TO hi ',eanins i. to briur conf
I : slsilv- ', hearts. as co-tiye con
4, cnanuiactnraalei by rNing syruo of
only. and sold 10 ~ 'I al s,p p,g
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,.,a,,s-NIrs. NJ Il. Dubois.
kSrgor-Edward w. Manson.
k..Sylew--J. A. MADISON, 50.
|. lncelo-N. J.. Stcgar.
I,u-Mrs. c. Il. Hope.
y,,pehe-Mrs. Irene Landrum.
Ir,wllle-Louis a. Toudre.
I-Islt-Judye Delbitt C Booth.
f,r,ptown-John ". Wilherson.
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ON ACCOUNT OF purchase OF double
seated conveyance. wiz sell my high
grade low phaoton: thirty days in use.
perfect condition. w Il. Munson, office
Kochlrr building. q
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FINANCIAL.

Fiji - ~. -
W-1S-TT-T-TT II ~ 67TToW 500 gooi real es-
t"ie s-surltv. at reasonable r"tt o. ~
t@rrst. AIllcss Real Estate th's %
MONEY TO LOAN for the erection On Ti
homes In the Guy 81 h tSa1o ~ Mace *
onc..' south Texas Loan and bn ltary
Sssociatlon. a. X. Taylor, seeFs's ,9,i
Cotton Exchange building
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An Unsolicited
Testimonial
HoUsTON Posi-:

TIoUsTON Posi-
When people get hold of good thing they ought to let
one know ii. In the of 1895 bought one OF the
Post Machines which has proven be of the best
1t is ahead of any Machine in this neighborhood
good judges and there several $50 Machines to COM
pete with Anyone thinking of purchasing should try one
DIR. A. w. EARTHMAN
5Drawer, High ARM NOiselcss
the 500 Ma
finish with complete set OF lat
POST months for $780,
TOneye Call address
HOUSTON POST, Houston Texas
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MASKS AND COSTUMES. all STYLES. fun
dress suits, wigs. boards. etc. To let
aud sent all over Texas ToNas Cos
tune HOUSE dO6'a Main street. lionstcn,
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FOR SALE--An assortment Of seconi-
hsnd betting. pulleys, Skating. hang.
e's piping. etc. Cal at the business
Office Of 4 he Post. u
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FOR SALE just arrived. carload fine
mules afl horses all classes aud prices
Sandhers's stable. 50l Preston. near
bridge. n
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
-.TE.~. -..1.zT.-.-
rosiTiON by hoIherly lady TO care Tor
small child at my own home. very
healthy locality for CHI ldren IN winter
far compensation expected, references
exchanged. Address Mrs. Hetty box H.
Sur Lake 7. o, Texas. 20
SITUATION by ilrst-ciass ali round
cook ami baker, white mau, strictly So
her In hotel. restaurant or short order,
N or out Of city. Address 1884. this Of
WANTED situation rs janltor In church
or any business place in Houston; best
of city reference. Address gia0, this Of
tive, 10
SCHOOL WANTED -By a tcachor. FIRST
satisfactory testimonials, moderate cal
AIRY. In town or country Address immc-
diately prof" THIS office. ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as engineer or Are
nan Ivy "a trst-claSS stationary engineer
(machinisn, has references, Address
ai22, this office 70
STU ALTON wanted by a young man 10
Years Old; would Hike 10 work around
store or otncc. can give good reference
Address gi2a this office 20
WANTEn-liy a youug glrl. a home with
some osl" 90 live as one OF the family.
Ad.lress $. $, this Office. 20
WANTED situation 10y a colored man.
understands horses u good mixer Al
dress pcs. this office 20
POSITION IN retail lumber yard. any part
OF state, experience in selling ana hand
ling lumber; salary 70 cons tlrrttiun,
good references. Address j Boyd, Corri-
gan, TvNNs. 20
\ TELEGRAPH operator ana railway
clerk OF ten years experience. wcll post
ed; steady Drd reliable, wants lob
Will work anywhere Address T. > NIL
lie I. ltfnNgtnN. TpNAg
WANTEn-A thorough doublc-cntry hook
Keeper dcarcS engagement January 1.
reference q required Address index,
care loNis Prairie avenue. Houston. Tex,
4 MTDDi-E AGT;D Cicrman, Just arrived
from Germany. wants position AS hook
keeper or any other clerical work; speaks
t'rg ch, Italian S@nish and nuelish
Ailrtss $3.50, this office. 10
WANTED To take charge OF sawmIn
boarding or section house 10y lady OF eN-
rclioncc. Address Mrs. NJ. l,0S Austin
street, Houston. %
COMPETENT Young lady desires situh-
tion as goVcrness and Is willing to teach
tho usual branches ana mus references
given and expected. Address Miss NJ
LAUNDRY, FIRST class marker aud pack-
~ or clerk wants position win Ro any
whore. Address 9i2l. this office. 20
STU ALTON wanted by good, Industrious
hoy To work on farm for his board. Ad-
dress VIZ. nus Office ~
WNNTT5T- rIiU1fl1n 6y 6i7rlI GoV In or
fre or store. nlso il AIdrrss M2a this
off.. "a
SITUATION as cohchman ana yardmhn
~ az, a. -, ,,',H t,,.',,,,,.,,.l a., -
am.',s w! ~, -" ~, " ~ ~,
HrT.nch. 1913 Cleveland street Fourth
~ @ -
rlcnce IN retail store, destes position
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EN-
For RENT.


~. fLAl..A -'s.-' 4s.'--'
FOR RENT -Two-storY dwelling house,
water and gas modern improvements,
1902 Franklin street, lust a TOW block,
from Maui street, NIull, " ! ~ ny - =
CHEAP STORAGE for merchandise
groceries, hardware, produce household
goods, etc at Smith y llowelrs ware
hous.,. no4r southern Inciiic freight Of
nee Apply " Lewis, ou premises i2-l7
FDR RENT Neat nvo-room oottagc 1907
Dallas. b@woon Austin amd Caroline
Apply ON premises. ID
NirELY furuiHhed front rooms. sl.15 and
$500 per week; gas hot ana cold bath
mu0lrrn convouirnrcs. four blocks Cap
ltol Hotel 1918 Texas avenue. y
FoR RENT Niccly furnished rooms, con
vonipnt to boarding houses. rclaunnblo
rents Apply SIS Man suoot. ~
For RENT-One furnished second story
front room for gentlemen. can at no
Walker. tt
FuKNISIlED room for rent, second floor.
front room south and east eNpostr",
bath room convenient. Il02 ltuNk street.
MIC. - VINE. ~
FOR RENT-Two sevon-room houAcs
nearly new. modern imrtoS ements. ont
buildings, otc., corner Dallas ana liraaos
alr"ets. =. -. iicwos. MS Crawford
sl-S.I. u
ONT. large front aoWh room, FURNISHED
for two or four NuunR men, with gas.
fire hot bath ana stable accommodl-
llbNif PRIV ssV Ii'l Ulb'iili ~. cru liillI
street. IS
SAVE TIME and trouble by renting your
house from Boyle Mccormick t1Slb
Mnin street. 12-1l
FOR RENT-Twonty acres, improved,
close IN. suitable for dairy and garden
Ing, house. barn and windmiil Inquire
lla San Jhcinto street. T.. g. Bognrt "
FOR RENT Store No 10, ConFross ave
nue.. opposite court house Apply g.
kochler 800 'ongrtTs avenue. Il
FOR RfNT-Floor space on SECOND moor
of Post building Apply to q. j. PAIN
or. business manager. II
CTOD LARGEST AND BEST
clORtRu1~ warehouse In city for
storing Furniture and Merchandise OF
all kinds reden a Co
FOR RENT Eight room house on Milan
street near fc1sc; all modern conVcn-
nnces. hot and cold water, electric. ,sas
lighting. closets otc. Cnll on Lewis y
Rosenberg, 2ls. 200 Main street. tt
| PROFESSIONAL
-----------------ygtpy---~-'
.4-Esi..-, ~,..tA.la-.-
g. o. COTTON & BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and Ad1usters. II Main Htraet,
corner Franklin u
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THE HARTFORD No. . Typewrtor Is up
60 date noae better; only $50. SEQ Il h.
fore buying amy other, send for circulars.
i j. Flhek Il CO. Agents, Gnlycston.
Texas If
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FOR SALE--Furniture of a ntst-cl,ss
boarding house. close in. location good:
OBJECT FOR selling. want to leave city;
mouse Tor rent. Address aj6S. this office