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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-03

LA RED C1PhEsS CISIEkN-
1000 gallon ciptern ST. Hvtchins
1870 gallon cistern so. and
900 gallon cistcsn S23 Husk.
1000 gellon cistern S3e Phone
The Callahan-Lcwis co. <2.
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r1.oREsVILLE.

,,.,,,e L. Hester. n wen known
n N.Y. lady Of stockdale, was mar
epa sandsy morning. January 2e, at
so1 "a Mr.. william Taylor. Rev.
one, es,d of the Christian church
ul ,ne ceremony. which made
ssr,s beat as one
county clerk during the past week
e licenses to marry to four hap
u,ss all well known.
'p .ss OF Floresville academy
.aar,nr a play to be presented TO
W. about Saturday night, Feb
WV" 1, IA nice little drama and
Mars will be assisted by several
,.a,sa and gentlemen OF Flores
have been persuaded to believe
sav WV dramatic talent. There will
ns "a a large crowd out TO Wit
M performance.
~ INA mast five months the young
ns voung men of the high school
rsr, OF Floresyille academy have
rsrv close contest In mental arith-
rh s Young ladies averaged on per
a ,he voung men % per cent. Miss
was M, led the young ladies with
ssn, and Hiram Rhode led the
men with o. per cent.
rSrar fillmore Comedy company
Ken here this week and gave three
l~snces Mt the opera house, all OF
we're well attended.
y II Erb a Baptist preacher a
,ars ago. but now a building con
sn San Antonio, was here this
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DEATHS


George Schwander, 30, Brackettsville.
Miss Ida Thompson, Jacksonville.
Mrs. G. p. Webb, Sherman.
Mrs. h. Bales, iS, near Denison.
Mrs. Charles II. Relnrh, Denison.
Mrs. l. p Yarbrough, II, ncnlson.
Mrs. Mary Chandler, IS, Harrisburg.
s. Il. Moore, Mouton.
Willis williams, Hubbard city.
Gus Ulrich, ST.. Schunnberg.
S. Z. Brown. Ballnger.
Mrs. Matte Deskin Tyler.
7. g. Brooks, Ennis.
Mrs. p. Freidrichs g. Germantown.
Mrs. f. 7. Crowley. 80, Kaufman
George Sascoda. Sc Frelsburg
Mrs. Thomas Harris. Hubbard city.
]. II. Kyser. near Kaufman.
Mrs. Matilda Johnson, G3, Sabine Pass.
Mrs. Z. A. Barksdalc. S., Terrell.
Oscar Manning, 25, Rusk.
Henry Rice, o. Rockport
H.C..T. Walters, ", near Orange
Mary Marks (colored), 100. Independence
Mrs. Mollie Scale, near Groesbeck.
N. r. Meredith, Velasco.
Rev. Charles Pierce, Runge.
Mrs. j. NJ Kruger, sinner.
Mrs. Daisy Fuqua, 20. near Luiing'
DIR. John Weary, 81. Center.
C. r. THOMPSON e., Ledbetter,
Mrs VIII Griffith Sr. near Orange.
Israel Baum. Rockdale,
Jack Bullard. near MadisonViile;
Frank Cannon, near Madlson'iile'
u. ID. Mcclure q, Orange.
Mrs. ]. +. Mccarthy. Comanche.
Joshua Gorham, 62. Gainesville.
]. NJ. Click. 81. Denison.
Fred Wilson. So, Dcnison.
Mrs George Iarkrider, Carthage.
Captain Schneider, Go. Giddings.
Miss Julia Rauhe l6, Giadings
Dr. A. NJ. Hun, Whitesboro.
Mrs. L. T. Smith. San Antonio
Mrs. Nancy Woods, Woodville.
r. W. Mclean. 70, Galveston.
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RECORD FOR A WEEK.
MARRIAGES.


Una-C. G. Thomson and Misc rlr
Byron.
Narren-C. c. Warner and Miss Mabe,
Young. VI
CrooFett-Wnliam MoCombs and Mrs.
Lizzie Blair.
Nacogdoches-R. H. 1rion and Miss Mat.
tie l.. Baker.
LeAington-lIerman Peterson and Miss
Elise Hornung.
Tinpson-J Jesse Scruegs and Misc n
Wilson.
Round Rock-J. T. Moore and Miss An
ME Weaver.
Timpson--fIcnry Wood and Miss Della
Hudson.
Rayner-Will Mari and Miss Edna
Lewis.
Ellinger-Theodore Boyer and Miss
Groesbeck--J, II. Ray and Miss Fay
Hamilton.
Georgetown-K. Bateman, Jr., and Miss
Luc Belle Steele.
New Ulm-Edward Stein and Miss An
gea Heller
New Ulm-Henry Gutman and Miss
Elisa Fehrenkamp.
Milano-J. Ernest Douthitt and Miss
Lucy Deahl.
Chappell Flill-NIr. Baker and Miss Nam
ME McDade
Bronham-B. L. Levinson and Miss Yetta
Wolfe.
orange-Franklin Moses and Mrs
Louisa Bennett.
Corpus Chrsti-Bernardo Pena and Miss
Sophia Meyers
Denlson-W. j. Cooper and Miss Mamie
l.. DHin.
Hubbard City-Lec Onstott and Miss
Fannie Cunningham.
Refugio-Charles Reagan and Miss Dadc
Linney.
Refugio-Wm. Baumgarten and Miss
Lula Simpson.
Hempstead-G. w Baldwin and Miss
Maude Elliott.
Coleman-John r. Wall and Miss Ma,
Collins.
Grand Prare-T. B. Marshall and Mrs
Susan Edmonson.
Sherwood-E. p. Eason and Miss PerthG
Beatty.
Sherwood William Mcclure and Mis-:
Bertha Martin.
Magnolia Sprines-Kyle Bean and Mis-,
Miriam Thomas.
Orange--J. II. Mulvey and Miss Bedora
Beauchamp.
Temple-J. f. Yantis and Miss Lii,
| Sloan.
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Mr.. Frank Josserand was in the CITY
one aay this week on business.
Noiohel Earle Adams of Crockett was
IN the city one day this week on profes.
sional business.
captain j. =. Strumson attended cour,
III foiK county several days his week.
rev. j.. b. Turrentine filled his reru.
iar appointment here last Sunday.
Mr, ~ C. Hoard is erecting a general
merchandise store on the cast s,da -,
Public square. 'Ne Vi
me Albert Taylor Comedy companv
are billed here for next Tuesday night in
The Seige of the Alamo"
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TWO elegantly furnished rooms, with
all modern conveniences FIVE blocks to
Main street; rent reasonable. sos La
Branch
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Business Chances.

DRUG BUSINESS FOR sALE-.-stock IN
voices $500; annual sales $1,000, pre-
script ons filled 1880 1906 stock clean ana
saleable; store located next 10 postoi-
flee: size Of store. 25xliO; three physl-
clans offices I'm store. VIII lease store
to party buying at $50 per month"; best
retail drug point IN Texas; population
about 1000: reason for selling. am going
into Wholesale drug business. Address
BOX ll9. Eryan. Texas.
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Wanted to Rent.

WANTED Three rooms, furnished or I'M
furnished suitable for light housekeep-
ing close In town. references wanted
and gwen. Address VIM Lasker' 5Jl
Main street.
WANTED TO RENT--O wners of property
to rent will do well to list IL with me,
as ] receive numerous applications and
my facilities FOR showing city property
are flrst-class. all property listed with
me will be advertised and shown free.
N. NJ. Noriieet. Hutchins House IF
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FOR SAIIE-iz Acres Of nne IanA, four
and q half mlles from center OF city. at
IS per acre; 10 acres. same distance, at
~. 90 per aero; ~ acres, four to four and
half miles from court house, at SIS
per acre-a bargain: 10. 70 and 90 acres
tract, five miles west from court house,
on and near Buffalo bayou. at ~ to Us
per acre. on easy terms. Small tracts
q acreage near city limits at 500 TO
20. 50 and 100 tracts of az nne land
as there 70 anywhere. eight, nine and
ten miles from Houston. at tls 10 Nv per
acre on terms.
City-Two lots and nine-room house,
On Capitol ave, near in, for Soo0t--a rea'
bargain; two lots and two houses on
Preston ave. for 5000. $1,000 cash and
balance on long time-"a snart" room
cottage, on Austin street. with one To-,
titVo N0o cash and balance one, two and
three years, room cottage en- Austin
street. 1880, $3.50 cash and balance, long
time; lot and half In Third ward. for
$1,000. on easy terms; 75Nloo feet A. cor
ner OF Milan and Calhoun, partially I'M
proved. for $3.50. on easy terms. have
numerous other pieces OF property, ooth
improved and unimprovedi the above are
few special bargains. See me u you
want TO buy or sell anything In tho
way OF real estate. X, u, Gaut. real
estate and rental, rooms eos. Ni ana a'o
Binz building. n
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CI'ERO,

IA Mrs. F. l.. Chapman celebrated
Attn anniversary of their marriage
rrdav. Only relatives We're present,
rom A distance were Mr.. and Mrs.
,ter OF Houston. Mrs. Louis Haley
|svnberg and Miss Hume Gray OF
,sburg, ~ c,.,
Fannie Tyson Of Corpus Christi
me- city visiting friends.
lsay evening Mr. and Mrs. r. Stevens
s,Ined A. number OF their friends,
,,as,on being the twenty-tifth ami
VI NJ their marriage, They received
number Of handsome presents.
and J. l.. Andrew of Missouri are
or a visit to their aunt, Mrs. John
bun.
sblndler and Miss Annie Willy, for
Of Cuero, but now of Houston.
married last week.
chIldren's masquerade ball last
" night for tho benefit of the Hos
association proved quite u success.
little masqueraders were made to
good time. The proceeds will net
and Mrs. ]. y. Farris entertained
|nber OF their friends last Friday at
! home from to 10 p. IN. in honor OF
holden wedding OF Mr. and Mrs. Alex
q, the parents of Mrs. Farris.
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MARBLE FALLS

me supper given by the Ladies' Ala
society. Friday evening, proved a grand
success, financially. The proceeds are IN
pc used in purchasing seats for the col
leee auditorium.
Ihe mask ball at the Fielder building
was well attended. The participants were
masked IN styles representing all grades
of society. from a modest school ,iri -
a queen. and from a stone cutter IN a
prince, ~ a
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after his case in district court this week.
An ENJOYABLE social was given at the
nome OF Mrs, Field Tuesday night.
The Alvin Cornet band was out serenad-
Ing Tuesday night.
Mrs Hoskins, grand matron. Miss Jennie
Moore, grand treasurer together with
FORD chapter. Houston, were the guests
OF AVN chapter, No. Is. Order OF the
eastern Star, last Tuesday night.
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RUNGE

and Mrs. s. H Beck gave a Leap
party in honor of Miss Vira Ro-
last Friday evening, the oath inst.
|as a very enjoyable occasion.
e Eplscopalian congregation is just
roud Of a bran new organ received
week.
and Mrs. S Lord have nine
ID daughter which arrived on the 2sth
knt.
IS Lola Gillett returned from San
bnio last Tuesday.
and Mrs. j. c. Mayfield visited rel
b at Karnes City this week.
and Mrs c. II Blanton returned
Sunday from visit of several days
elatives in Floresville.
IS Edna Mathews paid a business
to San Antonio This week.
y. Charles LEM and children of
p were guests OF Miss Alfred Lips
Sunday
seral OF the high school faculty, viz
lessor Jackson, Professor Upton,
kobuck and Mrs. Johnston. attended
harnes County Teachers institute at
mes City last SATURDAY..
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TIKI SIEE SALE
by virtue, of q deed OF trust executed
10 mo by ilalr Il Ncwbouer Bros. on
october 30, 1895, ! viii sell at the court
house door of Harris county, Texas, the
following lnnds on February I, lSw. he
tween tho hours OF 10 Il. m and y. M;
i7la acres of land out of lot No. OF the
Luke Moore survey, In Harris county;
1874 acres of land out of J. l., Stanley
league. In Harris county.
20 acres of land out of Gcrmantown
tract, John Austln grant Harris county
tract. John Austin grant. Harris county.
a20 acres of land, Cyrus Wickson sur
Ney, Montgomery county,
$50 acres of land, undivided hair, lhom-
az lvers grantee. Montgomery county.
100 acres of land L. b. jackson grantee.
Liberty county,
$50 acres of lnnd Hugh Il. Johnson
grantee, Liberty county.
$40 ncres of land. John Magic grantee,
BrnzOria county,
$50 acres of land, VIM. Harris grantee.
Brazoria county.
1872 acres or land. A. McWhorter
grantee. Fr'estonc county.
so acres of land. T. Bgnat grantee.
jefferson county,
100 acres OF land, j.. Mueller grantee.
McCuloch county.
100 acres OF land. L. Mueller grantee,
McCulloch county.
100 acres of land, II, Mueller grantee
McCulloch county,
100 acres OF land. +. Mueller grantee,
McCulloch county,
60 acres of land u. Mueller Brhltc',
Concho county.
60 acres of land. II. Mueller grantee,
Concho county.
Sbl ucrcS of land, j. Hlclneckc gTahtee,
toncho county
% aorcr Of land. Il. r.. Jones grantee.
Jasper county.
l67 ncres OF land Amalich Morgan
grantee Jasper county. -
100 acres of land. Stephen Williams
grantee, jasper county.
q acres Of land, w. -. Penrcc grantee
Jasper county.
SO acres OF 1and jacob Wilholm
grantee. Menard county.
go acres of land Heinrich Mueller,
grantee. Mcnard county.
800 acres of land. WIN. liallonbcrS
grantee, Menard county.
800 acres OF land II. Spink grantee
Menard county.
800 acres OF land, II. Sphinx grantee
Menard county,
Is0 acres OF lind. Martin Pilger
gri,ntec. Monard county.
100 acres OF lana. Martin Pllger
grantee. Kimble county.
800 acres OF la I'd. Wilhelm Feler
grantee. Leon county.
10 acres OF land Asa Thurman
grantee, Newton county.
l6O acres OF land Josephine Smith
grantee, Polk county.
AZ acres OF land, VIM. Miller grantee,
Brown county.
~ atres Of land, Antonio SOILS grantee
Angelina county.
30 acres OF land. Antonio Soils grantee
Angelina county.
$50 acres of land. heirs Jesse Wnlling
grantees Angelina county.
Terms cash.
G. s. Rechman.
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,,ras AND TEXANS.
,.a From Fifth Pase)

Mr.. P. Breyman, Mrs.
wclier poos. Mrs. Ruhmann
Ms .,,rr certainly performed
r. p ~ Se' reception committee con
iuty: In1 n B. Kessler, Misses II.
re- sss. I rer Floor a. od nanaishsF
e; En-. v Ws;:r, s nd ~ s' + +
~ hs iii Of said committees did
'u'y Ksss,er has just returned
3. =, D.. where he has been look
bee his landed interests. ~
IH Dis I'm ~ Perlltz and Christian
~. w" accompanied by Misses Hat
aftenS; nlelia VOTERS, attended the
Anu bali at weimar Tuesday
svddI. Flato of Sinner was visit
..,xss here this week
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house. corner Clay and- Chcnevert. not
and cold water. gas and sewer connec-
tons. AnnlY No. 1AlS Franklin nNennt.
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Financial.

MONEY TO LOAN-we have 5000 to in
vest In vendors lien; $4,000 TO loan on
city property. security must be gilt
edge: also can accommodate short loans
on good Endorsement. A. Paul Co.
lOlOis Congress. :
MONEY TO LOAN In small amounts for a
short time on good security accommodate
tons to reliable employees. Room 8, 1O1siz
Congress avenue
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Lost, Found. Strayed, Stolen.

LOST OR STOLEN--Rat and tan. dog
from lsls Nance street, Fifth ward. an
swers to name OF Reilly. collar and bell
on: finder return and receive reward. 3
LOsT-Diamond stud. either in Auditori-
um or coming out; finder Will return
same to Herman Brown. at Brown
Brothers dry goods store. and receive
liberal reward.
LOsT-small brown dog, light tan spots
over eyes. answers tn name OF JOjo.
Finder return TO 1901 Capitol avenue; re.
,NarA given.
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FOR sALE--The Fannin Hotel, situated
in Goiiad. Texas. Will be sold Ct q
great bargain u applied for at once. or
will exchange for other properly. APP
ply 10 r, J. skaggs Real Estate CO;
Bssvills. Texas. u
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GO TO Tarrant county TO buy farms; C. /;
Dickinson a. Co OF Fort Worth can sell
YOU choice farms from SO to so per acre
on easy terms. write them for particu-
lars.
p. S.-We also have fine black land
farms to trade for general stocks OF mer.
Chandise. 5-l
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] HAVE splendid lots In Third ward for
sale: will build houses on them 20 order.
Part cash. balance small monthly pay
ments. low rate OF Interest. VIM. Man.
ger. 3l7ia Main street. u
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FOR eALE-Good farm, I6c acres. 20 acres
in cultivation, good improyen ents. about
two miles from Wilson race track. GY
acres good timber. Call on Captain liar
rington. 1905 Liberty avenue. II
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Bids and Proposals.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS build.
ing COMMITTEES OF the Presbyterian
church, in Hampstead. Texas. solicit bids
Tor the building OF IA new church accord
ing to plans and specifications on !ile AT
the Offices OF Or. G. w. LeGrand Hemp
stead. and q. u. Dickey. Houston, reNas
All bids must he sealed and the bidder $
rFme written across the seal. enclosed
thcrewith mus, be a certified check for
500 conditional that the bidder Will exc
cute an acceptable bond for $1,000. within
ten days from the date of the acceptance
OF his bid for the completion Of said build
ing according to contract. All lids must
he in the hands OF DR.. G. w. Leiran1 not
later than u o'clock IN. on February H.
1896 and VIII be opened by the commit
tee at o'clock .. m. same day. Tie
committee reserve the right TO reject
any or all bids. C. w. LeGrand, y.
Hauser. j. c. Amsler, committee.
Hampstead. Texas, January 81, 1896.
VAULT WORK--Proposals will be re-
ceivcd at the February term OF the com
missioners court Of Houston county for
itting un the vault Of the county clerk !
office with steel roller shelving and
pigeon holes. Address a. a. Aldrich,
County Judge. Crockett, Texas. II
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Trade or Exchange.

TO EXCHANGE-50o acres choice unim-
proved land In Southwest Texas for
stock of drugs or groceries or improved
property In Tyler or La Porte. Address
Borax. care Post.
FOR SALE, rent or exchange for city
property Two good milk cows, soven-
elyhths Jersey, TWO registered Jersey
heifcrs. Address Box rs, city. 3
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a MAClltNnST ENGINEER wants sit
uaton; have 20 years experience, have
good references. Address 6ill, caro-
Post.
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SITUATION wanted as cook IN or out OF
city, by first-class meat and pastry
cook; good reference. Address t. b.,
Iiouston Post
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Special Notice.

TO THE PUBLIC-I am not responsible
lar any debts contracted by anybody ex-
cept by my personal oruer' MIS- ,. Y:
Kelly, 1917 Hardy street. rs
DENIOXLD-On and after February Me-
cans,s burglar Electric Watch Service
ord defective Agency Will be located at
NJ sos Main street tSpore's old stand,
AS will also the Texas Public Messenger
81 10
s,crtcE-J A White & Co. are prepared
~ h,iId houses on the instaliment plan
a., nsvnents 10 suit any one desiring to
i, I'd. Apply 800 KAN Building. IA
CJIC1Go STEAM DYE WORKS and
riothing and hats cleaned. dyed
snd repaired. Fslkson. i2,7 Congress Ave,
nue. Houston.
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MAROITEZ

"a. saei was here this week, shaking
T n.y. With friends.
III va ward visited Buffalo this
knsI,r ga MeAdams of Doggy, VINO is
3D. , Ie,ow town, spent Saturday and
n ID with friends here.
toesbesdnro "ell made a business trip to
sanssr Anfus Cole OF Easterly was
4 n I "Onert Pickett and SON ARE visit
N. bs, He .yiand and daughter Of Scale
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LooHf aSlAHNSAA RED HEART CYPRESS

SUUI5IANA RED HEARC CYPRE00
.CISTERNs-
400 Gallon Cisterns M "A
laO0 Gallon Cisterns '''''''''is IA
200 Gallon Cisterns '.........''..'''. - 30
anV Gallon Cisterns ' "a Is
100 Gallon Cisterns ..,.'..'''.'.''.'.'s 10 %
We make over 2op diifercnt sixrs Com.
' ffS,Ppr Prize list mailed on apple alton.
,1nlce ard Factory Foot Of Main Street,
Houston. Texas phone bSS
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SITUATION wanted 10y competent lady TO
do homework for small family or Wild
over can mt Magnolia House. Wash;
inpton and Preston.
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SITUATION wanted by flrst-elass all
round cook white mani In or out OF
city. Address G799 care Post 3
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mi1es norfhwest from
Houston. on the Central railroad. has
an elevation of 10 feet above the gulf,
perfect natural drainage. a rich, black
sandy loan. plenty OF timber and pure
water; six daily passenger trains. a
d,pot postofiice and lots of Northern
rettlers Investigate the country around
Fairbanks before buying elsewhere and
send for full write-up and pamphlets.
Hail q Pudor
~ a05h Main Street.
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Personal.

MRS. BLACK. spiritual and healing me-
dun. removes evil unites separated.
gives advice on all affairs. soc and 81;
charms. etc; .Vl4 Preston avenue also
by mail Z
DIR. LOUISA BAIRD, New York special
ist, treats all diseases peculiar 20 ladies.
also business medium; domestic rou-
bles settled at once; residence. No. l3iS
Preston avenue Houston.
Ny io2 Binz Building
Health book free; home treatment; lady
attendant from to p. m; all ladies
are respectfully invited to call
PROFESSOR ALEXANDER SEGALL,
director of music and leader OF orchcs-
residence 1905 Fraire avenue, office 5li
Main street (Gosgan's).
WANTED-To know the whereabouts Of
the Nollie Bailey troupe of showmen;
something of great Importance to them.
Any one knowing please address $50.
care Post.
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR
PRESENT POSITION? If not why not
prepare yourself for more pleasant aud
remuneratiVe employment by learning
shorthand and typewritlng? Houston
Shorthand and Typewriting School. Ma
son Block. u
MADAME l.. WESTPHAL'S Paris mas
querad. costumes. Sl3 Mason Block a
new, fine assortment of costumes are
made to February masque balls; cog
tunes for children from years,
CONTRACTORS WYNN & PENNINGTON
are contractors exclusively, and not
architects: satisfaction will be given or
no pay, No. "a Artesian Place, Houston
MISS ANNIE c. REEL soprano; church
position desired in Houston or Galveston.
vocal instruction. Call or address 1902
Polk avenue. ~
HOW to become lawful physicians; med
ical course by mail. III Health Cniver-
sity. Chicago. ~
VTAVT COMPANY, 402 BInz bnildlns.
Health book free; home treatment; lady
are respectfully invited TO call.
at sacrifice. beginning Novembor, IS
lasting thirty days. old gold and silver
taker In exchange. Il. 7. Wilton. sos
Prairie avenue y
IF YOU ARE yNEMPLoYED during
these long evenings. improve your time
ton Shorthand and Typewriting School,
Mason block. u
TITT PRICES-From the LIST OF January,
1896. you can have your SHOES hall soled.
sewed 75c; pegged. G0c; heels. 2ac: all
work guaranteed. T. Mayjak. 1909 Pres.
ton avenue. 80
WE CAN TEACH you shorthand and
typewriting by mail: write for circular
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~. MEDIUM OF TEXAS.
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PERSONALS.
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