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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-16

Robert Marsh was in Bethel Saturday,
Alpha Messer is in Waitsfield this week
w. A. Chaffee lost his black horse last
week.
Frank JENNIE OF Bethel was in town last
week.
Mork Atwood was in town day re-
Gently.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ
Ball Dee. r.
Mrs. j. A. Allbee arrived home from
Ohio Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bowman were in
town Monday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Eaton recently
II. II. Chaffee and wife returned from
Boston last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. +. Knowlton re-
turned from Brattleboro Friday.
DR.. Marx Stanley OF White River June
ton was here for day last week.
James Barnes has returned from Gays
vile, after an absence OF two weeks.
Rev. L. Roscoe's topic next Sunday
morning will be "Church and State"
1t was Miss Katherine Hubbard who
went to Iowa, not Della, as reported last
week.
Misses Grace Martin and Helen Marsh
are home from Goddard seminary Tor the
holidays.
Mrs. Ella Thresher died Dec. II. The
funeral was held Monday, Rev. Carleton
Hazen officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. {. Eaton were IN Ran
dolph to attend the golden wedding OF Mr.
and Mrs. II. e. Thatcher.
The Monday club will hold 10 meeting
next week, me week following IL Will
meet with Mrs. Ellen Pierce.
DR.. Daley, district deputy, OF White
River junction visited Rural lodge. No.29,
last week Wednesday evening.
The Grand Army win bold its annual
bail at G. a. R.hall on the evening OF Dec.
81. Music, Chaffae's orchestra.
Geo. w. Shepard ana family were called
to Warren Sunday 10 attend the funeral
of Mr. ana Mrs. VIM. Fernan's daughter,
Annie.
Leon Allbee has dancing schools 10
Hancock. Warren, Roxhury Rraintrec and
Rochester. Mlsic is furnished by Miss
Tarbell.
Miss Emma Bruce, a nurse from Buzz
lington who has been caring for MIS-.
Clara Cushman for a few weeks, returned
home Sunday morning
"Little Ferrittn presented here last FRI
day night Dy the kaudolon Dramaiiccluh,
was much enjoyed By those present. but
there was only small su1ieree.
The st. JohnsbGry Republican says o.
our esteemed toWpsman: Vermont has
again been honored by the reelection Tor
the fourth time OF Hon. Alphs Slesser 81
Rochester as lecturer Of toe Latiouai
grange The lecturer is he chiel agency
through which tue principles and pnr-
poses a lie order are promulgated aud
through which subordinate oranges aud
the members personally are melted TO re-
tive labor. He is the mouihptece OF the
order. He prepares rs literature. re Is
the editor and conductor ot the Grange
Quarterly, the publication q tbe national
orpaniZltion AIR. Messer received ms
training in the Vermont state grange o
which he was many years the master, ana
which highig prosperec under his elier
vetic management, and as editor OF me
Patrons Rural and later OF the kurai Yer.
mouter. Tie ii atypical Vermont tarmtl,
VINO has devoted ui- BEST energies 10 net.
fering the condition Of the farmers OF The
state ard nation. and his cont nued re-
election to this responsible otice is a de-
served recognition 0f his ability and de-
Votian to the cause Of the paople."
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story were the office of Hunton q Stick
ney at the north end, and tenement az
tbe south end. In the third story were
The rooms of the grange and the band.
Bethel al that time had no fire protection
whatever, but a bucket brigade was
quickly formed and did splendid service
in checking the fire, ana although twenty
wears have elapsed most Of the best fight
ers of that night are still alive.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-16
Itching piles Cured

Without pain or detention from business
with tIe new remedy, Neurotic Pile Oint-
ment. IL moi only Immediately relieves
but permanently cures piles. Hundreds
OF testimonials from grateful sufferers
whom We have cured. Send soc. for a large
box, postage paid and seated. Our physi-
clan, an eminent specialist on piles, an
sNers AL inquiries cbeeriully. Everything
confidential and all correspondence sealed.
Write details 81 your case at once to the
Ncurotic Co, Burlington, VT. All leading
druggists have The remedy la stock.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-16
DR.. SCOTS MEDICINE

with the full assurances of a permanent
cure 10 the majority Of cases. II you have
had Ia Grippe, and IL it has left you in a
run do 2 or weakened con iition or with
Rheumatism, use this medicine. II goes
directly to the seat OF most physical trou !
bles.
Two OF three doses o. the first bottle will
convince you If its superior merits over
pateat me icin s.
Ask owe named druggist for Dr.Scott's
Heath Re- ever.
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you are troubled with Itching, Bleed
ing, Blind or PrJtrudiug Piles, try Hill S
Pile Pomnde Direct mode Of application
nd be only pile rrmedy with printed
guarantee win each package. Satistac-
tiou rr money refunded. Price y, or SIX
for 3. ~ mali. Try it tonight. For
sale ny r. + Evans d Co., Randolph, Ar.
Hood 81 son, Chelsea, 81. j. Sargent *
sou, South KoyauoB, Leavitt 81 Reed,
Bethel
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we, the md fsigneJ, do hereby agree to
refund the money on a 50-eent bottle OF
Greeue's Warranted Syrupoi Tar IL it fails
to cure YOUR cough or cold. We also guar
ant,e a 25-ceat bottle 10 prove satisfactory
or money refunded
Mann a. Alien, Randolph, VT.
Tgevillian Bros, Barnard
c. r. stack south Royaluu.
Z. ". Brigham & son, Pittsiield.
J. A Chcdsl * Co., Gaysyille.
h. II. Morrill,, Pit'sisld, vi.
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DreadfnIIv Nervons-

GENTs:-I dreatfully nervous and for relief
took your karl's Clover Root Tea. II quieted my
nerves and Strengthened my whole Nervous Sys-
TEN. l troubled with Constipation. Kidney
and Bowel Trouble. Your Tea soon cleansed my
system thoroughly that rapidly regained
health and strength Mrs. : A. SWe .. Hartford
Conn. sold by G. Z. BLACK & Co, south Royalton
Drew & Leonard, Randolph.
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Dr.. Scott, Americas GTeateStPhySiGian

has been prevailed upon to have his great
remedy placed in the hands of the local
doctors and leading drugs ISIS. Arrange
rnents have been completed by which New
England people will be Immediately sup
piled. The management in making prep
a atoms for furnis hing doctors and drug
aists with this wonderful med icine makes
it no longer nece 'sary for sick people ~
leave home and 20 to New York Tor treat
rnent. but the full advantage OF eminent
medical skill is furnished 10 all through
The local doctors and druggists.
An agent has Ueen called to town AID
has arranged with
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isancock.

Mrs LYNN Rhodes is among the sick
Arthur Mijier was in Bethel last week.
Mrs. Thatcher was buried Dec. 13 in
Rochester.
Mrs. Arthur Miller has been boarding
with ars. Emily Wi son.
Miss Mary Church bie gone to BurIinr-
ton for an indefinite time
Mss Bertha Rogers Of Rochester visit
ed friends IL t2wn saturday.
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Drew & Leonard, Randolph, vi.
ltEffeGtuaIlyCO andQuiGkIJ Cures

Kidney Disease, Liver Complaint, Sick
Headache, Nervousness and Exhausted
Nervous Vitality, Rtfeumatism, Dyspepsia,
Constipation, Scrofula, Pain in the Bones,
Catarrh, Salt Rheunn, General Debility,
Dizziness, Female Weakness, Ma'arial
Poison. You can try
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-16
10 CUKE 4 COLD NONE DAY

Take laxative Bromo QUINN Tan els
All druggists refund the money IL II taiis
to cur. 25c.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-16

To Cure Constipation Forever.
use is.se;fetS Candy Cutfartfe Ice ar VIC
& e. tail 81 cure. crug-.sts refund money
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-16

Christine
We Offer an Unusuall,
DRESS GOODS.
Nothing better than
pattern Of dress goods Tor
Christmas present. You
will find many "A thing
here that cant be match
ed for price and style; ex-
elusive styles in pattern
dresses.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Finest line we have ever
shown: styles up 70 date.
A fine linen initial hand
kerchief for both ladies'
aud gents at only 25c. \
full assortment Of linen,
bemstitched, bought be-
fore the new tariff. No
dealer who has bought
since that time can match
these in price. Latest
STYLES in fancy handker-
chiefs from sc. up to zoe.
WHITE APRONS.
We have Just opened a
hnc line with extra values
at % cents TO 80 cents.
WRAPPERS.
Elegant line Of
ladies lceced wrappers.
Sl.0O 20 So
STERLING SILVER NOVELTIES.
Rookmarks, manicure
sets, hat and umbrella
marks. puff boxes, pep
pers and sllts.etc. in the
best quality o. plated
ware We show n stock as
large us that Of many
exclusive dealers in this
line. We have many
novelties in this line, in
Guiding bonbon baskets,
horse-radish spoons, let
tuce forks, etc.
BOOKS.
Choice line Of standard
poeticai works IN fancy
bindings New novels,
books for boys. girls, chill
dren, etc. Also line OF
essays by Drummond and
similar authors, neatly
bound.
BROOKS &
Bethel
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Bethel Local intelligence.

The best place to buy useful presents IS
at Marshs.
J. p. Squire's sugar cured Lam. ano
bacon at Smiths.
lbs brown sugar OF lbs. oil soda Tor
25c at MaTston's.
Save money and buy your groceries az
Smiths cash store.
Fresh Providence River oysters and
solid meats at Smiths.
Morris chairs. fancy rockers in oak and
rattan easy chairs and couches az Malsh's.
Just arrived al Smiths, fresh nuts, con.
fecrionerigs apd fruits for The Christmas
trade.
Stone jars. % to 80 gallons, ere just the
things for meat barrels. Sid a.
Marston's.
Desks, center tables, scrap baskets and
work stands make nice presents, \ COCO
assortment al Marsh's.
For first class hair-cuts and wedding
shavss 20 70 Osha's hair dressing paflofi
opposite passenger station. ?"
For sALE:-Chamber suit, ward Cobe,
chiffoHier, and ether household articles.
All nearly rev. cali at II. b. Hazeltons.
Folks want 10 know that Markham s
balm is still made and generally ussd Tor
colds, cr0u and all diseases oil the lungs
FoR sALE:-Double tenement house on
River street cheap. Owner must sen az
once 81 almost any price. Apply TO
2W ARNOLD * WILSON
Dinner sets fer Christmas, s patterns to
select from. Pocket cutlery, The best and
largest line to choose from, fuly war
ranted. Z. W. MAisSioN'
have on hand The Mansi 10 stove
crates and a few other kinds ana can fur
nish any from q last OF 500 patterns. ! am
getting up big orders 20 send on Can oh
Of address
NH CHA1mEGLIN, Barnard, Vt.
Tho long and short Of 1t is that you eau
not fail 70 hua anything you want IN the
line Of watches, clocks, jevelry or silver
ware. ! csll special attention 90 my high-
grade WATCHES in The fello@ing makes
Walthnm, Elgin, Hamp1en end Illinois,
fully timed and warranted Ia every way.
Bring IN your watch, clock and lnwelry
repsirs and the work Will be neatly aud
promptly cone at reasonable prices. Sat
i4iac.iua guaranteed. Chase's Jewelry
store, Bascom House block. Bethel. 9
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NH-ARRTED.

Ia Barnard, Dec. ~, BY Rey. g. 3.
En- ry, Morris A Lilley ana nina Z
Wright, both Of Barnard.
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Biz
iousness, Indigestion, Aeadache.
Easy 70 takes easv TO opesete. Soc.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-03-31
Collection Agency.

Ipd9rsss by thel Lesdipg Firms Of. the
Ceasti : ..Ss.a ~
What isf
The INTER-sTATEs COMMERCIAL
AND CO.. sAEsFrtEeiY g.s.s. yjsS5l
sliaR N fES SIiSstsa af.rlO.II
eetion.
once, sto.Fifth Street. ssersments, Cal
pont delay. Gall At eRcs anals N have
yeur Business
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Build Up Home Markets.

West TtXhS- SluCFyHdIl..
A Texas market for Texas beef Will
save the producer all that is lost on
shrinknge to ,hc markets of the Fast
PaclSine houses at Tort Worth. Dallas
and Houston afford a. small beginning
that should be fostered aud encouraged
In every way possible. Build up the home
markets and the home markets will build
ur the stock interests of the State.
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M INVESTMENTS.
y. Il ! Day Among Wall
I,r.st Operators.
,uf UPWARD PROCESSION
,. was when the Ma
c,csed out 10 Take
their Fronts.

1..o,er 1s.--For the first
weeks prices of stocks
e. 1me during the day below
s,,ing of the night before.
,,sc.s,onai rallies. with no
cause than sympathy
'sN.eh was itself markedly
~ turned backward at times
taking. .,,,,,
halted during the morning
y ! decision by the supreme
sh;nrton in the Nebraska
~ This decision is expect
~, Of the railway and was
- an upward impetus to
tSs announcement that inc
n the decision had been
sca,owed by q decided in
I. activity OF trading-an nc.
s,,e the rise of prices instead
be for tine ii'' ~. .urars
strength Oh w ~
nRrest, ana ~
bits was notlceao'e 80
Il movanent OF linus po"
n group caused a s.l'N a.,
neho,st the list Se' sa :
he stocks equaieo p' ~ :
several speciai cases e
!, me market quite as strong
y ,ha railway stocks was
he!n o. VIZ ..r,o,. excent
Of the lnous'iiaaS'
vnnared with the recent trad
s.o,.r showed a falling of
N ouea' "a ~,
a the day PROGRESSES" any w
,hA railway stocks developer
ch,oapo Gas. which
Auon' -, =, ~.
pvershadows Tue d y. :.
into innocuous desuetude and
.vad,able AZ an instrument
~ s,,u nr;,.s ;r the
bv 10 deiiorai'No pi" "
lis range of prices was only
.,t,r and the small volume OF
wy" ,., ,,,,ost Tito nav.
. IN II looheu aii''o' ~ 30
Sugar was quite actiVa aho
.rhat irregularly within a
=. shoua, sn,fec,ent
POINTS IL S''o"'
I'D the rest OF the ilst py syiH-
.,ossd at a net gain OF 2 SIS.
~ market was noticeably
n Was an additional incentive
i n speculation. Call loans
mar rent. Outside banks also
AldHne in this market for mer-
= ana are thus releasing con-
ms Of money to the New York
- sre available for loans IN
Snunents. The statements OF
nings for the second week In
hIch were received all SHOWED
narkei Increases over the cor.
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nrDs AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CoNTRAcToRs-Bids VIII
be received by the undersigned for the
construction OF roadway on Washing
ton road from the city limits OF Houston hn
yord the west end OF the gravel road at
Brunper-the foregoing DESIGNATED as
new work--and for the repairing OF the
aholl road from Cheneywlle TO Houston
Heights boulevard. designated a. repair
work Separate bids will be received Tor
the new work and repair work. Eacn DID
to he accompanied by q ceruiiea local
ty Judge. for the sum of 500 on tne new
work and $3.50 on the repair WORK; the
successful bidder to furnish satiSfac-
tory bond IN the sum OF 5000 on the new
work and 5000 on the repair work. pay
able In each instance TO the. county
judge and has SUCCESSORS In office, con-
ditloned for tho faithful performance OF
the work Specifications and all neces-
sary information for examination by bid
dcrs In the county surveyors ofnee:
Bids to be submitted by or before ~
O'clock noon on Monday, November 8,
1867. Right reserved to reject any and
lis County Judge Harris County.
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State Of Georgia. county of Fulton.

state OK georgia, county Oh ruiton'
To Whom II May Concern:
Georgia; Walker +. Ipman OF Fulton coun-
ty, Georgia; Hugh 7. Inman OF Fulton
county, Georgia. and William N. Read OF
Harris county, Texas. have agreed to form
q limited partnership, and dc certify under
their respective hands and seals as follows.
to- wit:
First. The name and firm under which
the partnership 10 to be conducted ID and
shall be "lnman q Read"
Second. The general nature OF the bust
ness intended to be conducted Is the buying
and selling Of cotton. comprising. storing
and handling the same, and Houston,
Texas, the principal place OF business,
Third. Samuel NJ. lnman and William
NJ Read are the general partners, ana
Walker p. Inman and Hugh 7. lnman are
the special partners.
Samuel M. Inman, Hugh T. 1nman and
Walker p. Inman reside In Atlanta, Fulton
, county, Georgia, and William M. Read re-
sides In Houston, Harris county. Texas
Fourth. Walker +. Inman has contrib
uted one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars Of capital TO the common stock. Hugh
! Il. Inman has In like manner contributed
! one hundred and fifty thousand dollars cap
| ital to the common stock.
| Fifth. The period at which tho part
| nership IL TO commence Ia the first day
! of September. eighteen hundred and ninety
seven, and the period ut which 1t Is to ter
| inmate will be first day Of September In
the year nineteen hundred.
Witness our hands and seals this 4th
day OF August, 1897.
Samuel NJ. Inman. (Seal)
| Walker T.. Inman. (Seal,)
Hugh T. Inman. iSeal.)
| William NJ. Read. tSeal.)
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
TO advertisements i'll Office Of The Poss
for week enuing Saturday, October H.
1851:
c. e. L.; 1878; Charles; 1905; 1881: Good
Pay; 1867 (2); 1905 %; Hustler (2): 1903
Kindness (0; 1885, 1887: 1863 ~: 1888; ..
1866 (2); 14lS: S. p: S. (2); S. A. a.; 1945
90; 1922 (2) 1923; W. c.. 1924 ca.
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yIAVI REMEDIES - HOME TREAT
MDNTS-Please call and investigate at
State headquarters. ao2 Binz puilding'
Advice and health book free. Lady at
tendant. ~
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SYPHILIS-Ne home cure; purely veg
otable: quick, harmless. certain, thor
ough and permanent; private dlspen.
sary, specialist In charge. Room 2U7,
second floor, Mason block. Houston.
rnNlS -
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HOUSTON SHORTHAND AMP TfPE-
Alice +. Harper principal. If you are
ambitious and Will work hard, we want
you to take business training course
with us ~
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new -. 67N. Bar silver steady. y area
per ounce, Money, 1e11K per cent. Raie
OF mscount In the opeir market for shorf
ana three months bills. 2,k12K per cent.
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DIR. BOXELL'S LIVER PILLS are per-
feet; they are gentle. harmless, effect
ual: no gripping. nausea or constipation.
For sale at room 20s, Mason block:
Houston Texas ~
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ESCAPED--one John Brooks tmnlatto.,
age u height feet s inches. weight 1850
hounds; no beard; has a dark spot be-
hind one ear. l will pay SIS reward for
him in the Travis county taii. Henry
Hunter. 1o--o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-19

DIR. VIM A. BoXELL. specialist In
Chronic Diseases. Nervous Diseases and
Diseases of Women. Room 2S, Mason
block, Main and Rusk. Houston, Texas,
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NINE. G. A. BUJAC, pianiste. studio. ga.
Mason block special attention pale 70
residence II desired. instruction to be-
einners also advanced students q
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-sro buy a good team OF mares.
must be cheap for cash also light wagon
and harness. Apply 2Si0 Prairie ave. 10
WANT to buy u business of some kind;
what have you to offer? Send price and
location. c. f. Cullen, 1851 Washington
street ID
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER =
Mrs. Black tells everything, .5c, 5cc, 81;
removes troubles. iIni,es separated
charms for luck, etc; g016 Preston ave-
nue.; also by mail ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-19

DIR. e. s. HEISIG-Practice limited to the
eye, ear, nose and throat; office, Tele-
phone building. corner Prairie avenue
and Fanuin street. Houston, Texas. IVA
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SITUATION WANTED.

SITUATION by white man. flrst-olsss
cook on pastry or meats. IN hotel, res
taurant boarding cars or camp; ten
years experience. Address 1855. this Of
fec q
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HELP WANTED.

wANTED-If you are Catholic. unem-
p,oyed and will work for SIS per week,
write MacConnell Bros, IL Franklin
street Boston Mass. ~
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OXYDONOR "VICTORY"--I am the ex-
elusive dealer for Houston and Calves
ton; No. 1 thirteen dollars; No. 2 TWEEN
ty-three. ]. j. Fendley. 6i2 Caroline
street. 23
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-19

ARE YOU READY-Yes. to dye. clean.
scour alter repair ladies' and b. se pro.
fessiopals. Fernandez C. o. ID. Paris.
ian steam Dye Works. SIS Travis. H-s
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ON EASY TERM5--4li acres. small ranch.
IS acres in cultivation: plenty waiscr,
good improvements, healthy, near good
market. good house. barn: all fenced.
Particulars Apply HIT. Maynard, uyalde.
Texas. -
FIVE desirable farms near town; 10 to $40
acre tracts; $i2 10 SIS per acre; one
fourth cash. balance 10 suit; POSSESSION
January l. 1893. Il. q. Cooper. Lewss-
Vile. Texas. y
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

a PARTY with small capital dceres 10
engage with established business within
spondence solicited. j. w. Thomason,
Madisonville, Texas. 70
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

SlpisEN saturday evening at 7;90. from
tho residence OF Mr. G. BANNED. one
horse and buggy bay horse, branded
bS (connccted) on tho left hip and large
scars on tho right stouider box buggy.
turn to Mrs. A. M. Gerdes (nidwife),
No IL Preston avenue, Sixth ward. 20
LoST--One white Maltese spitz dog. an
swcrs TO the name of 'Ben Hur;' small
brown spot on back; also on ono ear.
Return to Hutchins house and finder
will be rewarded. w. T. Boyle a Son,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-19

FOR RENT.


FOR EiENT-To couple wttl,out .childrnii;
two rooms pantry and closet furn,shed
for hight housekeeping modern convenl.
enoes with family Of two; a0I crawioru
street. -
r;IAT hvc-room house, brick cistern,
SO. nlso fivc-room house. big yard. els
tern and hyirant. $3.50; all sandy SOL,
Apply iii Lubbock, corner Sabine. III
NEAT fvc-room house. brick cistern.
SO so; also fve-rooin house. big yard, els
tern and hydrapt $3.50; all sandy soil.
Apply l4l7 Lubbock. corner Sabine. ~
FOR LEASE-Block "A, Noble addition,
on limo Of Houston East and West Texas
railroad. bounded by Liberty avenue on
north and Nance street on south; suit
able for wood or coal yard. Apply to
w. ]. Aubertin, HU Montgomery ave-
nue.. ~
FOR RENT-Two story i've room house
and six room cottage. Enquire l3ll
Webster avenue. n
FOR RENT'--Nice five-room cottage, path.
wnterworks. sewer connection, good cis-
tern. large stable and servants room
good neigbborhood; on paved street. Ap.
ply 1908 Franklin avenue. ~
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good German or Jew family. Apply
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