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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-21

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geratben."
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S9limmte tpdre!"
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9u Did anitellit, 10 follteit On bo4
bic pratti19e Sette ertpGgen unb offes
men 3tpieipalt permeiben."
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Sage por meiner 6o9aett apei Sduier
aufselafen tperoen. Wie ion i4 bic
prn Oinssbiibl aus pertpalten9 Mber
balt, Born Der 80rne! 0u bait re4t,
tpenn i9 in Oingsbiibl itebe, fam i4
bic 9dufer perquetiden, obne bab Sc
manb ettpas babel finben tann."
sd benfe, Ou befommit bas miits
terli9e 8ermDgen Oeiner 8raut ausz
eebdnbtgt9 OieIe 8ertpaltuns tptrb
Dir nod senus &opffamsrosn MAJ
9en."
raaum, bic Wiibe tpirb mir Ontel
9reiIdlag ii6er erleihtern. @ebe i9
iibrisens in bic probina, 10 min iA
bort tpenisitens eins srite 3oae ipielen.
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td tperoe mirein Reitpferb taufen, uno
Waher bente i6 AUDI ni9t INNER 81
trinten, nur um metnem S6nie9ers
batter iparen gu 6elfen."
rNein, bas pirit Ou n;smals tbun,
mein lieber S6mofer, aber t6 ipiiroe
mir bod 0einetz unb Oeiner Srau
tpegen retflih ale Shritte. bic Ou I'M.
ternimmit, iiberlesen. 3tpar trdsit
9u in etntsen Saeen nt9t mebr bic
Uniform unleres 3esiments, aber 9u
biit uno bleibit Sfficter, unb t6 ratbe
Dir aus alter Sreunbiduft, poriidtig
gu letn, ionit atebt Dir bas Gbrensez
ri9t zines Sages bic Sude aus, Ou
peiBt nt9t pie."
Sin 9elG9ter anttportete ibm. Nls
9unfelberg aber bas Stirnrun5eln
auf bes Greunbes @eiidt iab, Hang
feline 5rase ihon etipas fleinlauter:
rWeil id Sduier pertaufe, bic mir ses
b0ren, unb mir bornebme, tein Oudz
mduler gu tperben?"
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piGit mid ni9t berfteben; bann babe
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mie pber bDbere 2loiutantur 5tpeifellos
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uebrigens, 8orreoe na9t feline gta9s
rebe; Su tommit bod gu meiner9o6.
seit. 3tpar ipiro Dir na6ber nod,
pie alien anoeren 8ameraoen, cine
Gtnlaoung bur6 btepoit 5ugeben, aber
ih eeitatte mir, Dir i6on iebt btermit
bas 0otument gu iiberrei6en."
aOnissborn iab nur einen Iu9enz
Bid auf bas Ginlabunssf6reiben,
bonn rief er: n9as bait 9u Dir tpobl
nit Willen 10 gelegt, um feline Same
raben oa gu baben? Die meiten iinb
auf Ilrlaub, ober tpie i6, lGngIt fir
ben or1tten 5etertag etn9elaoen uno
periagt."
sd tonnte bieGtnlabuneen ia nibt
ausgeben, bepor Der Goniens ba mar.
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nod fret MAIDEN t0nnen, mo es gilt,
0einen ebemaltgen Stubenna9bar
uno Qualmgait unter ben pantoffel
gu bringen."
(EprtTebunn fnIut(
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-04
HOW TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA

At this time of the year a cold is
very easily contracted, and if left to
run its course without the aid of some
reliable cough medicine is liable to re-
suit in that dread disease, pneumonia.
We know of no better remedy to cure
a cough or cold than Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. We have used it quite
extensively, and it has always given
entire Acknowledged, Ind. Ter.
Chief.
This is the only remedy that is
known to be a certain preventive of
pneumonia. Among the many thous-
ands who have used it for colds and la
grippe. we have never yet learned of
single case having resulted in pneu-
monia. Persons who have weak lungs
or have reason to fear an attack OF
pneumonia, should keep the remedy at
hand. For sale by all Druggists and
Dealers; Benson, Smith & Co., Whole
sale Agents for Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-04
OF Interest to Artists.

The present exhibit of paintings ut
the Kilohana Art League rooms has
of the organization. Many people
have visited the rooms and have spent
hours in enjoying the beauties there
set forth. This is the last day o. the
exhibition. and tonight will be the last
chance to see what is to be seen there.
Tomorrow the paintings will be re-
turned to their owners.
On Wednesday next D. Howard
on show and for sale, in the Windows
of the Pacific Hardware Company.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-04
O.. 4. r. Officers.

At the regular annual meeting of
the Geo. w. De Long Post, G. A. r,
held last night. the following officers
were elected to serve during the ensu-
ing year:
p. C., r. J. Greene.
S. V, John y. Wright
J. V, Sam McKeagne.
o. d. w. F. Williams.
Quartermaster, w. L. Eaton
Chaplain, VIM. McCandless.
Surgeon, n. B. Emerson.
officer of the Guard, Urband Conk-
ling.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-04

Exclusive Shoe Dealers,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-04
$AgBs WEATHER BULLETIN.
GhonUa SoAso.
DIAMOND HEAD.
December 3, 1896. {
Weather clear, wind light northeast.
NEW MATERIALS,
LATEST NOVELTIES,
DRESS SILKS,
WAIST SILKS,
New WorSted Dress Goods

We are now showing an elegant assert
ment of dress silks and silk waist patterns,
(only one of a kind, the latest Persian
designs and shot effects; also handsome
line of Jet and Pearl Fronts with edgings
to match.
The Shot Silk Alpacas are entirely
new. We have a small selection, only
one dress of shade.
Our new Worsted Dress Goods includes
Luster Mohair, in black and colors,
Diagonals, Serges, Niggerhead and
Crepons; also few new patterns of all
wool ChailIes at very low figures.
New Collarettes, New Colarettes. A
splendid assortment in new designs; latest
Novelties in Belts in kid, leather, with
and without purses, in white, black and
tan.
Our immense stock of HOLIDAY
GOODS are now being opened.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-04

Daily Advertiser IS cents a
month, delivered by carrier.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-10
A Highly Prized Relic.

General II. NJ. Boyton had displayed
at his house on Grove street. last even
ing, u relic which he highly prizes. Ii
was the flag that was carried nearer to
i;ichnond, Va. and the Confederate
capitol than any other flag carried by
Union troops in the civil war. and hao.
the honor Of being in the lead in the
last charge Of the last battle Of the 18th
Corps as well as the last battle. fought
in 1864
The occasion was the second battle
of Fair oaks. Oct. -. 1864. and the flag
was q siken one made and presented
by the ladies of Detroit. Me. to 90. ID.
Sth Maine. of which General Boynton
went out as captain.
The general that day had command
of battalion Of infantry. the advanced
skirmishers battalion of sharp
shooters and the field artillery of the
2d division. 18th Corps. which was com
manded by General Weitzel.
Companies do not carry these flags
in battle. but the silllen folds dearly
beloved by every man of the company,
soon made their appearance and We're
soon in the very lead of the whole
charge. Needless to say that no one
objected to its presence.
The general says that he proposes to
leave that flag to some one whom he
knows will carefully preserve it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-10

Yankee Brass Band with Brigadier cozens Is
in the City.

The Yankee Brass Band, accom-
panied by Brigadier W. j. Cozens Of
Boston, who has charge of the Saliva
ton Army in New England. arrived on
the 12.35 train. yesterday noon ana are
the guests Of the Augusta branch Of
the Army.
The band ana Erigader Cozens are
making tour of the State. coming
here from Rockland. and leaving
Wednesday. for Lewiston.
Open air meetings were held during
yesterday and last evening and at the
hall religious services We're conducted
Ensign Gearing is in charge of the
band and Capt. Ellis Of Boston is
bandmaster. The band viii probably
go to H2lloWell. this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-10
Death Of VIM. n. Choate.

Mayor Choate received a dispatch
yesterday. conveying the sad intelli-
gence Of the death of his brother. Will
liam ii. Choate at Oil City. Penn.
Mr.. Choate was born in Whitefield
Me- June 81 1899 was educated in the
common schools and at Kent's Hill
seminary and taught school before leav-
ing Maine.
About the time he became of age he
went to New York. and taught in a
Commercial college for several years
and something over 20 years ago he
settled in Oil City, where he had been
connected with the oil business. He is
survived by a wife and a daughter, l.
years Of age
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-10

Platoon of Police
Marshal and Staff.
Augusta Band.
Mckinley Guards. Augusta.
five carriages, containing Reception
Committee.
Fireworks Team.
Mckinley and Hobart Club.
Capital Drum Corps
Two Hundred Transparencies.
Watervil1e Band.
Waterville Club.
Gardiner Drum Corps.
Gardiner Club.
One Hundred Paper Hats.
Team TransparencieS.
Company of Gunners.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-10
Notes.

The transparencies We're good and
We're frequently applauded.
The 7.15 train on which Mr.. Manley
arrived was Is minutes late
Gratis were among those who illum-
mated.
The special from Gardiner arrived
at 7.15 o'clock and that from Water
Vile at 7.o0.
midnight and the Gardiner special a
short time after the west bound Pull
man.
At the residence of Mr.. Manley on
Hospital street three cheers and a
tiger We're given with will for him by
the paraders.
\ cart in charge of Peter Conroy
had an unenviable experience in front
of the Cony house. a number of fire
works had been placed in the front
end of the wagon which in some way
ignited. They began to boom and the
team was obliged to wait until the
tumult ceased.
The parade was in charge of Chief
Marshal NJ. S. Campbell with the fol-
lowing aids: Major J. w Berry.
chief of staff. c. +. Perry. DR.. +. II. $.
den, c. II. Cunningham, II. J. Cross.
Col. Soule was delegated by the staff
to look after the carriages
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-10
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL. TUESDAY NOVEMBER TO- 1896.

Manley, Hon. H. NJ. Heath, w. II,
Williams and c. +. Burleigh.
In the second carriage were NJ. V. b.
Chase, NJ. S. Holway, John W. Chase
and Thomas Leigh, Jr.
In the third carriage were Is. A.
Parrott, Lendall Titcomb. c. w. Jones.
w. G. Boothby and Kennebec Jour
nal representative.
In the fourth carriage were Judge
A. G. Andrews. Fred Cony and f. c..
Dudley.
On Stilkey's big blackboard were
Smith S. Randall A. W. Brooks. j. r.
Gould and l.. A. Dyer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-10

Misses Harriet and Sidney Manley
arrived on the 2.35 express, Monday
afternoon. from New York, where they
have been during. the campaign with
their father. hon. J. II. Manley, at the
Fifth Avenue hotel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-10

1t is pleasant to have your tailor
even more exact and particular than
yourself regarding the fit of your
garments. You will do well if you get
suit away from l.. II. Dudleys es-
tablishment before it is perfect in fit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-10

r. Lawrence's place has been en-
larged and he can now more fully
keep pace with the demands of the
public His skill as a steam dyer and
cleaner is widely known.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-10

The hunters for birds report poor sue
cess: the deer hunters feel assured of tro-
phies. Several fine bucks have already
been brought to town. The first displayed
in the ST. Stephen market was shot with
a marble from a smooth bore as the hunt
er was without a bullet.-Calais Adver-
tiser.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-10
The Procession

was then formed in the following or
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-10

w. Fl. Williams. Weston Lewis. Mrs
d. A, Cony. Q. G. Webster
F. l.. harrington Howard Chandler.
w. r. Stone. c. II. White, E. A. Hus.
sey, A. T. Murphy, Mrs Reynolds, Mrs
M. I. Gould, G. D. Haskell, Hotel
Phasey, DIR. q. NJ. Randall, II. r. Morse
Danforth Davis, DR.. Davis. John
Coughlin, Capt. II. +. Blanchard. Len
dali Titcomb. Fred Cony. II. H. Bachel-
Ter. Mrs. j. II. Williams, j. ii. Manley.
DR.. l.. j. Croker. Mrs. Lewis, Jerry
Kempton. S. w. Lane, W. T.. S. Whit
man. jerome Gardiner, w. H. Libby. II.
A. Smith, A. S. Bangs, Ira II. Randall,
B. f. Folsom. Charles Wordsworth. J.
j. Druery, Charles Head, j. Z. Parker,
Arthur Tetreault. Victor French. Z. d.
Hazelwood Mrs. p. II. Folger, S. T..
Cross, j. II. Nichols. H. X. Choate,
Farnham & Chase, G. A. Miron, Alonzo
Cross.
On Water street those who decor
ated We're Charles II. Mason, Mrs.
Miller, Allen II. Jewett. Trouant &.
Bates, S. s. Brooks d Co.. Guy o. Vick-
cry, Joseph Walsh of the Western
Union. Miss Bertha l.. Randall of the
Postal Telegraph, II. A. Rand, d. +.
Knowlton, c. W. Townsend. Fowler &
Hamlen. G. +. Hawes w. r. Perkins.
a. d. Ward. Miss l.. NJ Hebert. J. M.
Mixer Il. Nj. Baker, G. B. Murphy, +.
NJ. Bowman, w. G. Moody. A. NJ.
Walker. e. Dostie, Max Goldburg. Il.
|. Lynn, Herman Chernowsky. J. f.
Dearborn, James T.. Kingsley, Arthur
Tetreault, j. j. Maher. Farmers Hotel.
Lewis Butler Percival Bros. John
Cormier, George f. Reynolds, c. r.
Stursis, Samuel Chute, Mrs Coombs,
Great American Union Tea Co. Hotel
Cushnoc, r. H. Casln, Mrs. T.. G.
Leighton, j. T. pevine. Bussoll &, Wes-
ton, H. r. Davis & Co. +. L. Hersey.
Angel Tamil. Bowditch & Webster. j.
+. Pierce, Stevens & Ballard, Tasker
Bros. II. =. Lowell. Mrs. H. r. Tin-
btets, Christopher Gonnella. j. H.
Goodrich, Hill & Locke X. w. Soulc.
Jacob Haag, Kennebec Journal, Do
mestic Bakery. Cony House. Hotel
North Eerublirau H.aIo,,,rters
Water Office.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-10
The line of march was as follows:

The line of march was as follows:
Up Water street to Bridge, to Cros-
by, to State, to Winthrop. to Summer,
to Bridge to Spring, to Winthrop. to
State, to Western avenue, to Sewa!l,
ia Co,,rt TO Chapel, to Western av-
cnue. to Grove, to Water. to Bridge,
across the bridge to Willow to Ban
cor. to Stone, to Cedar. to the Arsenal,
TO Cony. to Water, to Northern av-
enue. to Washington, to Franklin, to
Northern avenue to Water, to Mar
ket square, when it was dismissed.
In the first carriage were Hon. J. II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-10
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS.

Slaughter
stock of Groceries and oo everything the
This chance
and will be surprised how
begin Thursday Nov H. Open and All fixtures
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-10
AMUsEM ENTS.


Despite the fact Augusta had a big
celebration. last evening. a fair sized
audience attended the performance at
Meonian hall given by Mora and her
company Of artists. The play pre-
sented was Pretty Poll" which was
iirst-clasS in all respects. Mora" and
her troupe are very clever and ought
to draw a good audience, tonight.
No shows are booked at Meonian
hall for some time Mora" will be the
last attraction till nobody knows when.
Manager owen of Meonian hall viii
be in the city the greater part of the
week
The Mora company will present
Dads Girl at Meonian hail. tonight.
Simply because Augusta has no
opera house James j. Corbett. who is
booked. for Bangor. this month, will
not come here We also missed Fan
nie Rice, the wel-known commedi-
enne in AT the French Ball." which
was presented at Bangor, last evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10

l. lhOENCNE. magnetic hoal-r o'Iec
WIN pr. s.. T.. Jurrs 21is Main sfrert:
best 4 ely refer nrca. onlcu hours l9 ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10

NARrWIILI. n SPRONG, FIRE INSUR-
aucc, successors Ia Harvey T. -. VIII
son. Room ~ kiam Building. 'Phoi.
IN strong companies. Loss promptly
pald. king us up. $50
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NOTICE The regular ANIMAL Meeting OF
stockholders of the Merchants and
Planters OIL company Will lac held at the
Office OF + W House, Houston. TEXAS.
ON Wednesday, May IL. lS'd a. II o'clock
n M Thomas {. pnnn. Secretary 5-l3
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WANTED Tho audi,ss OF ]. r.. Moore.
formerly ot 'Als ity. who owns piup,
Guy ~ 'ho lflir Ground addition No.
alw. carr Post T.
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Personal.

MRS. G. II. roNrEY'S primary vacation
school orrus first Monday IN ,linc for
iWr n.onths at So. .3lD Caroline street
near ilallry aVcnuo. II
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Helm Wan led.


WANTEn--A Agents can make So weekly
STOLE VII prove IL or tetl'u 9 eIde "u s
dollars. NuircSs a. ~ h'N "SV'' '0a'o"
Mass, ..-,.-,..
bp-Mcn am women 70 wo'K az
home 4 ias o. S.e i'' rsv ,a,rntnl
ms V'"s on iv. ~" 80 ,,,,'n rnn rrai or
nie,n'I. ~ n.s N ~ h,u',i in sn,Ts
wui.c AZ. w ~, .c,H ior mnriie,,
iars ,t.1 hNe., Nsril M once. Address
~. VI ~. w 80 = -
AGEN rs iustie's nAae - 9a1iN seii'ns
only revolving Gridt!e thAr Iurntr,
sainrlu nc. T.. T. NICKEL ii"Ne'hNi'
Alas-. -
$50 PER 100 CASH pa". foi distributing
circulars. oncios, cents United States
Distributing iAireau. chicago.
VxN IL 5gA1-Tl con NV IL S17I-I-7i
TO sell TN, coins r. oi Life or the
Great Afro-Anrtican Spif- Educator" \
MAMMAL OF reit,imrr',Sa,.ni ior the Goi,
I'M t,,,,..i'', s.,i,,'., ma G,.h,iii.,,',
business the hi, OF the times j. L.
Gay 81 Finh avenue. Chicago.
" An rt.p-ufnce manager. must hnve
so2' salal, Ns', s9ol chance fcr ,risni
person. ACTRESS Manastr -H Nvnon
'lls.. N"'asp.
AGENTS t;r.t,c., nrrr gwen ty any
newspaper So cents to agents on ,acn
COLLAR me catholic News is indorsed
ny rae "a ""it' hlr""i'7' ,lststS ana
,i,ih.n' 'r'S ~ ,'.'',hs n'"o..
lanl'y "r"h ~. Su's.riil on iTice. on
MN i,.. ii',, ~, "a ~.
en- Zach $40 ArCffs wailtel in .v.ry
ca,huhr rar,sh IN every city and town
Experience not necessary Write for
Sample copy AIil's The catholic
news ]" 'arri'N street, NJ" hoik.
WANTED Ten mon .o occupy .oons 70
and p cents night. tlv ana il.25 week
1ioi .o9;Ms, no m9sG,N','eis,, Nan.'4'
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-.2li acres
In .ihprfN county. near railroad, lhivt-
fourth. prairie. Tor s. - per acre.
1870 acres on san Jacinto bay for 81
per acre ON terms.
1900 acres ca south side OF Bunalo
bayou aud ironing same. sixteen mil"s
from Houston. At $le per acre, "a snap
2.0 acres ten miles Soulh from li"uf-
ton. on International and Great North
crn railroad, ~ so per acre.
lil acres nine miles south from Hous-
ton at 81. ~ per acre.
a. NJ an6 40 acre tracts nine ana ten
miles from CIV al SO to so per acre 10
per cont cash and balance long time
10 % 3d. "a and % acre trtcts Of lire
fruit and vegetable land. four to i've
miles from court house. al s3S to se
per acre.
cltY Property -Four room cottage NJ
si.pn. si1l oAsh. balance long time with
d Ter cent interest
Three heau;ifGl lots in Third ward for
sin1t. "a snap"
ono lot and four room cottage IN Third
ward FOR $3.50. s2an cash anG balance one,
two and three years
one aud four-nfth lots and ten room
horse rear IN. on CAPITOL avenue. for
s;uln
Two lois and two houses near In, on
Preston avonuc. for 5000. on easy terms
Lots In Fifth ward on monthly In
stHllmcnis,
have large trading list
II. II GAUT.
Real Estate and Rentals. Binz nniia
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NICEI.Y furnlshod rooms Win boafd !
southern exposure, all c1h'enlrn'es'
.i.utril bells. not aud cold water; te.,-
phone. a. pia Tuvls street, blocks
from Capitol hotel ~
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TO WHOM N MAY CONCERN. Notice
is hereby given HAT j. NJ. Faohrmaun.
formerly general manager. is no longer
connected with this corporation rs an
officer and has no further right to col
lcct for or transact any business tor. or
ON account OF this corporation. Wilson.
lrvr.s A. Co II
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ONE nice furnished south front room
i've blocks from NurNet Square. IN prI-
Nu;c family. for rent. suitable Tor TWO
reut,ruifm. Address il3d, care Posl. ~
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For RENTING deslrun,y furnished
south rooms In i sp.cadi Locality. Tor
.rtt. terms. rcfcrUnces required. lsn'
Cent? street. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10

TcR ETZT-Ono-huif OF Club House
Cle.r stor-.. 80 gpi-9oj Congress street
Jusi thu place Tor uckc, broker or inef,
ch.fii tui.or -
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NH..A} lN'i Que du'ck MAKE cuts to
iiigeirA't 4ut-fifs ais pap,r Iarli...
owen. Yli lfl.taa lNt uu, %,
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FOR RENT-Tnrec nicely furnished
rooms complete for light hoIsekecpins'
moderate rent. Jo5 Guy avenue. corner
TrnNls atrect i'
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FoR SAIi,--nvsf quarter block and cot
ta3io in town, corner l'annin and Gray
avenue. Ou--qunrtrr cash. balance on
timr Inquire William Anserhoeiicr, Jf,
llArrlshnls road. 10
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ELEGANT two-story brick residence. six
ruuu,s and closets. large grounds, all
nrw Nl8u, ten years tlme. no cash pay
mont q " Jones 2NS Main. Ia
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FOR EFNT-S svcn-room cottage. fannln
street between Wuikrr ANA MCKINNEY
Atply n l.. HUBBLE. Ill Preston Ave 10
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FOR RENT II you want 'hice-room
cotiure or hftcen-roo'n house, cal on
Lore STAR Moving aud Siorige ,omre4N
corner ~ Main und reNns avenue. -
lurxe sur. Phone 55S 40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10

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