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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-18
Pacific Forest Reserve Park.

Washington. Feb. IA bill setting
apart the Pacific forest reserve, Wash
ington state, as a public park. to be
known as the Washington National
park. was today reported to the senate
from the committee on public lands.
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Little Betting in Chicago.

Chicago, Feb. 17.-There are odds of
to 10 Corbett and to Fitzsimmons
posted in Chicago, but no betting of
any account.
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SIS, 600 purse the Texan has offered for
the fight between Fitzsinlmons and
Corbett. The remaining S5, 600 was de-
posted with Smith when the two
pugilists signed articles of agreement
at Jersey City
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Another Rate lkeported

Chicago. Feb. LIT is said all the rail-
roads running from Chicago TO Carson
will tomorrow announce a rate of SIC for
the round trip TO the Corbett-Fitzsim-
mons fight.
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GOMEZ WINS A
GREAT VICTORY
Adds Another Glorious Page to
His History.
WEYLER LIED, AS USUAL
HAS VISIONS OF GOMEZ, BOTH
DAY AND NIGHT,

Spanish Generals Actions Are Such
as to Convince All Readers That
if He Ever Gets Within Gunshot
of the Insurgent Leader He Will
Die of Fright-Other Movements
on the Island.
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Delaware's New Senator III.

Wilmington. Del, Feb. 17.-General R.
r. Kenny, Delaware's new United States
senator. is seriously if not dangerously
i'll at his home in Dover. His symptoms
indicate typhoid pneumonia. His friends
are greatly alarmed.
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Last Morev Is In

New York. Feb. 17-Stakeholder AL
Smith said last night that he had re-
ceived $4,000 from Dan Stuart, which
makes up the full amount of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-18
FITZ WILL BE
HERE AT NOON
Gave an Exhibition at Gl.nwood
Springs Last Night.
IS CHUCK FULL OF HOPE
CORBETT LIKES NEVADA BET
TER THAN HE EXPECTED.

Does Not Find the Atmosphere a Bit
Troublesome, and Says He Can
Breathe as Easily as in the East
Julian Says Fitzsimmons Does
Not Need Any Handball Court or
Medicated Springs, and He May
Train in Carson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-18

Arazoza, publisher of the Gaceta
Official.
Colonel Alfaro reports having three
hours battle with rebels in Matanzas
province. The rebel losses in killed
and wounded was heavy. The insur-
gent leader, Paul Arrange. was among
the killed. The Spaniards had one
lieutenant and is privates wounded.
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something TO the Democratic party. fIave
we not magnifed our differences? Have
We not forgotten that we are members OF
an organization older than any of us and
Nh1ch mas claims upon us greater than
the mightiest of us2 Should we not re-
new our fidelity to the great principles
Wnich we have espoused? Shall We per
nit them 10 be entirely obscured by the
domestic contentious which vex and
plague us all?
LOCAL CONDITIONS CONSIDERED.
l propose to discuss the local situation.
because l believe it to be duty which L
owe to my party In two great cam
palgns that party honored me by choos-
ing me as its leader. / would be un-
worthy of the confidence which has here
tofore been given to me If. having views
as to the course which my party should
pursue. failed to express those views,
because, perchance. they may not meet
with the appreciation of all. careful
consideration OF what l say will satisfy
the future will demonstrate that / am
right. 1t is a delicate subject which l
have selected to handle, but things are
so shaping that some Democrat must
Landle the subject. for l believe that we
are travelling in a direction which will lead
to disorganiZation and to the disintegra-
ton of the party unless a halt is called
and unless men and women cease de-
nouncing each other, recognize differences
thought which is always the best. True
Democracy is never radical. True Democ-
racy is broad and not narrow. True
Democracy is great enough 10 shelter all
who thoroughly believe in the rule of the
masses.
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Continued on Page g.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-14

hockport, Texas. January 12.-Blshop
Johnson of this diocese of the Episcopal
.hutoh reached Rockport at 10 a. m. yes
III the afternoon from to lie
&C sNen reception at the residence of
-Pai thdrles Dean, whose wife and
~ o.ipHshM daughter did the honors OF
;,n ooossoh' ana received the many Wis
.ors VINO called during the evening to
pay their respects to the DISTINGUISHED di,
~ Al $50 p. m. divine services wore
ned at the Episcopal church tho seatinr
|,pso'ay OF which was entirely inadeuuate
~ accommodate the crowds that attended
Sna many stood about the doars and win
I Iot during the entire service. Bishop
Cv arasn was assisted by the Rev. Alfred
ya.as,, pastor of the church here and at
Via Ss"iu' MISS Sadie McClung, who has n
n, u, reputation as a musician, presided
lad;o. e organ, assisted by tho following
cIa,t sna gentlemen MS the choir: Miss
MIss alss Cornell, Miss Mallory and
MI Louis Cornell 'i"'"'s oiu
b,s music was exceptionally fine and
n, W., yen receiving today Its meritcd need
se,,.,ss se' But the mualcal event Of the
rrnd;.,. was Miss Malory's superb solo
nv NV. OF The Holy City" accompaniad
Mo,bi"s McClrrg on the organ and Mr..
eourso WI 'hs flute. Bishop Johnson's dis
topiio, was listened to with marked at
a new throughout, Rev. Mr.. Garden l.,
are le,I man n this parish, but his friends
cess ~ S'Un, ne is attaining marked suc-
natters awakening an interest in church
men sn Particularly among tho young
stteo,iaannu Is drawing to the church an
|wsptln~ ana ~, interest that has long been
suBdag ne preached Il sermon on last
Of rolir,onsn 5 10 young men on the subject
Why yonrn uulles, and the logical reasons
with chm men should become associated
Hives If Sg =, work. His comparison Of the
whom dicd i roul and Lord Byron, both Of
'summlng suuhg' and their respective
proach Of up, 20 to speak. on tho an
and deatS usath Of what lifo had been.
tce,iye was to them, was fine and ef.
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transitory a ax, TO prolong this rand
average sha ,NMtehcc Of ours beyond lie
negatlvely h' SHOULD foster his digestion.
n diet, ma sustaining from indiscretions
that peorlas. alirmatively by the use OF
aeh Bitlers o'tpl'laeh'c. Hos,otter's stonl
IONS Of ina,g.n.h ne experiences syinp-
subdus s,, function Is fatal 20 ' xI,a "
asue. HIM Mah the Bitters, also. fsyer s mi
''''0usners and constipation on anu
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NJ UN 0.N'S
LIVER
CURE

Munyon's Liver Cure will positively cure
Diiiousness, constipation, jaundce and tor
pid liver, bilious headache. sick headache,
coated tongue bad taste in the mouth,
tired, worn-out feeling. highly -eolnroti
urine wind In the stomach, pain and sore
ness in the right side under the lower ribs,
depressed and dull spirits and restless
nights. Price, % cents.
a separate cure for each disease. At all
drugsists' mostly % cents vial
Personal letters to Prof, Munyon. 1905
Afch street Philadelphia, Pa. answered
with free medical advice for any diseose
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Total stock .............i6I7li
ON sHIPBoARD NOT CLEARED.
RECEIPTS ANf SHIPMENTS.

Total receipts Of cotton at Galveston to
dday were fns bales, distributed as follows
ny Gull, Colorado AMI Santa lie, 1870: by
Galveston Houston ana henderson. II: by
MissoGr. Kansas ana Texas, 32; bv Gal
VeStpn, La Porte ami Houston, 2.Oi: by
large Hannah, 20, by large Neasco, 9i3;
by schooner Neu.lc. ii.
shpm@lis-lro New York. poc, SIS Lam
paas, 1876. The Galveston cotton mills
took 10 bales for local consumption.
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lar en- ieNaa' January IA bold burg.
der,o r', re, the premises Of MIR. V. H. An.
houHe BY ra Issh.' effected entrance into the
lock from he ,'ns window, unscrcwea the
room, stole h. usor OF Mr.. Anaersoa's hol-
iiifed his nn "ss pants from under his head.
sNVape without detrctian "s'' anu mas
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OCEAN FREIGIIrs

me following ocean freights (stosrn) on
cotton are quoted today:
IRON Galveston, Liverpool. i.d per
YORK. ACC per 100 pounds.
,.s sew orleans rates are: To Liverpool,
'''-d per pound; continent, 1-22d
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
par. Of Galveston. january u.

Port of galveston, january IL.
ARRIVED;
~. 1Jix. New York.
g. Alsniv, Weriych, Morgan CWy.
50 tssismtsf,a, Filler, ,Htiiipurs i,,,,,o,t
s. !A,nlchsss of York, Lyon. 81, ' it,ceiii''
s p N!lorsoley Hall. tuiwig, Liverpool
CLEARED.
% .,,Aspeor. Comlln. Liverpool.
SAILED.
50 clinton we 1r,on,lln e'f liverpool pool
y rrirchfeld, -, haVre'
VESSELS IN PORT.
49, ,cow. Fowler & McNitie:u
g TThtaorntondalc. Fowler q Me''ue'
Is lWlS',t,eld, J. Moller q -;
" nmsrnard Hall sawyer 20.
s. CIoi,w,eerr sullivan. Flood 4 McRae.
sen H eb sands, D.. ripley & co.
q. n Bonannes, j. W. Ne''AoiN'
g Se ,its, ]. savers g Son.
g Man, Merna j. Moller, & Co; ,,,,.
g N NooiiIilnsham, Fowler y McViie.
s I Helen, J. 81 M Sofk. Fowler & McvNie.
s. Wolsel,sya 't FoG,.le " & McVltic.
. aainno j. n. Sawyer co.
.,r,s SAILED FOR GALVESTON.
s ss Accomac. Liverpool, November Is.
g g H,nsdale, Malta, December ..
ss Alaska, Barry. Nov. ~. -, 90
70 Amir Head. Gibraltar. Dec. ".
IS nnde Hamburg. January 3.
- ppr,tanic. st. Michael. NOV. a.
Is Eba,stie Eden Colon. December 10.
Is Sa az, of N orcestcr, Cordiif. November
u. r,rcbo New York, Jan Q.
IS fCoonnmuuel,. Sunderland. Dec. ..
Is Sf nom Hall Dundee, Dec. %
e Endeavor, st. Lucia. january Z.
g. Eennock, Swansea. Nov. g.
g. Tochmore, Antwery. Dec. 70.
s. iucina. RIO Janeiro. Dec. 20
e. Mari,o uavre. December IS.
q Nadura. Cardiff. Dec. Is.
g g iSsar.,r-' Laa paimas, December IL.
a. saury Las Pnlmas Dec. s.
g. Saba Port au Span, January ).
e Hntheriield. Barry. Dec 50.
g stratholyde, Alglors, Jan. ..
q. SS.hardis1. Cardilf, Dec II.
e ro,osa, Barry Nov. "a.
< Traveller, Liverpool, Dec. ~.
e inpeth. Halifax, Deg. II.
e Victoria, Sunderland. Dec. q
park Genesta, Rio Janeiro. November
ssch Ella L. Davenport. Baltimore, Dee
-: Sch Elvlra ]. French, Philadelphia, Dec
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ENCHANTING T Tbs GsJ!Ell

NOTICE.-The regular annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the ioustoa Printing
ing Monday, January Is. 1897 al $3.50
p. m. G.. j. Palmer. Secretary and
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MADAME l.. WESTPIIAL'S Paris Mas
querade business IL moved to GIL Travis
street costumes for rent and 10 order:
orders sent ALL over Texas. 10
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DIED.

GRAHAM--At Divide. Colo. on January
II, 1897, Floyd Harrison Graham. infant
son of Mr.. aud Mrs. w. Il. Graham,
aged years and 10 months.
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II SOLD at once. q acres at Webster
house and fence. 200 pecan and pear
trees Gao acres. fence, thrce houses, on
Cane, or ll2la acres on l3astrop, I'VE
miles from Algletcn; fronts bayou also
land on Bolivar Apply Geo. II. Smith,
Galveston. Texas. 10
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PERSONAL.

PARTIES wishing &c see Dan Scanlih on
any h nd of business will lind him AZ
i. Lcckarts real estate office, Svi.y
Main street. II
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TRADE Or EXCHANGE
...uh.-- .~Eu~y~

FOR EXCHANGE-Lands and city prop
critics. both Northern and Southern. Mrs.
Cora Bacon Foster. Moore-Burnett
Building. 1915 Texas avenue. II
TWO two-story brick buildings for sale
or exchange for real estate In South
Texas. For particulars address Joseph
Greer, Van Alstyne. Grayson county,
Texas. 1T
TRADfs-Good harness, pony and phae-
ton: Will accept two good milch cows,
Room 307. Mason block. Jones. II
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GENUINE Chinese importer Of celebrated
teas and fireworks, silk handkerchiefs.
Chinese and Japanese. bric-a-brae; best
in the world. Yam Tai 10y. 1Olbia Pres.
Inn avenue 1871
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N!AV1-A homs treatment for uterine
troubles; investigate. at i02 Bnz build
ing; lady attendants from TO p. m. (;
advice and health book free. 10
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lLosT. STRAYED. Or STOLEN
,4s.&a..... ....A.l lll.--

sTRAYED from home Sunday might,
heavy SGT bay pony, sway back. branded
(N) on left h.p. Collins Furnture Co..
2l6 Louisiana street, under Hotel Boyle,
will pay liberal reward. n
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| HELP WANTED.
~,.EEN... .-4nI,--

WANTED-young lady as snleslady in
millinery store, Apply at Mrs. William
sons. 6l2 Main street II
WANTED-Wh woman TO cook on sec.
ton near Houston. Apply Immediately 10
Theodore Keller. corner Congress ave
nuo and Louisiana street. 10
WANTED Experienced white woman
without children TO take fun charge Of
child at hor home; must come well rec
ommenIe1: C1ll az 6lS Fannin street. 10
WANTED-Laaies Of reflnanentl ANA intel
es %dd Do ses a G tGr ig ayen ses sF'
AGENTS WANTED-Experlenc agents
10 call at No. 1920 Walker avenue, corner
Fannin. cast room. II
WANTED-Piaao player. Magnisope,
Apply 10 a. M. 1913 Congress. II
WANTED--Traveling statesmen for cigars;
old reliable house; experience nnneccs-
sary; extra Inducements TO customers;
s75 to $50 per month and expenses. Chas.
C, Bishop g. Co. ST. Louis.
and willing % work can learn of per
manent situation at good wages. by writ
Ing at once TO +. v. H.. box ass. Au-
gus'a, Maine.
rloyed, and viii work for lis per week.
write MaeConnell Eros. II Franklin
street, Boston, Mass
WANTED~Old lady to take care OF baby
and make II her home. small compensa-
ton. Address 9999 this office. IL
" ANTED--Iadies of refinement and in
telligence to solicit for a good selling
article, Apply or address 1910 Capitol
Avenue. between and 10 a. m. and and
u. IN. IA
WANTED-A good woman cook. Mrs.
Massic. SIS Mckee street. II
wANTED-At once. respectable, indus
trious, honest and reliable white X ri or
woman to do cooking and asgist I'm gem
eral Homework; small wages and good
Christian hone offered; none othpr than
described need apply. Corner Elyaan
and Quitman streets tree. Fifth ward. II
WANTED,-Good Gin man 10 ,esiabli5h
Maley, Karnes CITY Texas Is
WANTED-A good cook, white fnrRle.
gcod wages. Call al 1915 McCowen ave.
DAKFER wlnicd al Gonzalez. TO occupy
the hes. room, the best location. in the
finest building in the city: this place Is
reserved for an Al barber, none other
need apply. Write 10 j. l.. Randlo Con
zaies. Texas. 10
WANTED-Dad organ player who has
some dramatic talent salary 50 per
Medicine Co. Austin. Texas, IS
Fund Life Insurance for the old Hart.
ford. Exper, win call and instruct. Rates
low. Notes our risk. Big commission.
Harris & Patterson managers. Dallas
$50 WEEK salary and expenses paid
salesmcn experience not necessary: per-
manent position The w. l.. Kline Co.,
st. Louis. Mo. ~
per cent OF gas. makes a large, beautiful
tight and gives 150 per cent profit to
statesmen. General Agency Co., 225 Dear
born street. Chicago. Ill. II
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WANrEp--A situation ms salesman;
yeaic eNlxdicnce; good reference. Ad
dress 300. this office.
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WAN1ED-Posltion by news end job
printer. viii work IN any capacity: best
Of reference. Address XN, Lock Box A,
Manor. Texas. 1s
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SPECIAL HoTlcEs

..~Eul .,~.NIIL,..
THE ANNUAL meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the Acme Lumber and Manufac-
turing Co. will he held at office OF Sam
Allen. Wednesday. January 20 1897. at
II a. m. for the purpose of oecting di-
rectors for the ensuing year and con-
slderaton of such other business as
may be presented.
IL Percy Allen Secretary.
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WAN'rEn--A position on nrs,-claes
truck farm. between Houston and Gal
weston, by young swedish man, where
l can learn the cultivation OF fruit and
Ncgutablos; state wages, Address u.
Swanson 500 Congress avenue. Austin,
TexA~ i6
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDlsRS-T reg
ular annual mecgng of the stockholders
OF the Solth Texas National Bank for
the election of directors for the ensuing
wear VIII take va e at the bank ON Tue
day. January u. 1897, between the hours
Of 10 a. III. and u an.
1.u-g7 j. II. McAshan. Cashier.
IRON and steel work Cor buildings.
bridges. roofs. standppes, etc; designs
Gillette Herzog Manufacturers Co, NJ,
DE Leon Agent. Kiam building. Houston.
Texas. g-.i-V
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A MIDDLE AGED white woman who Is a
good housekeeper and good cook, wants
work, best of references. Address 1919
this office. IL
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WANTEp-Pcsation OF ANY Nnd OF work
tend to horse and buggy; can give goot
reference. all around man. colored. APP
ply No. Gu Robin street 1
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NEW YORK STEAM DYE WORkS-La-
dies and gents garments cleaned, dyed
and repair ut lowest prices. all work
guaranteed. Morris Roscntnai manager
800 Travis street Houston Texas. 1-3o
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BI.ACK LAND SEttrlON--Twcnty miles
east OF Houston and one und a halt
miles from Crosby. on Southern Pacinc
railroad; store os,offlce, etc.: high, dry
land; will produce one bale of cotton and
forty bushels OF corn; first class neigh.
borhood. price $500 per acre: third
cash. or $500. all cash; land is worth
$40 per acre, buy direct from owner and
save commission q. NJ. Pudor. Hous-,
ton, Texas i'i al
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FOR SAIIE-.An assortment of second
hand betting, pulleys, ahafiing hangers,
piping. ctc. Call at the business office of
The Post n
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For RENT,



For RENT.
WI. .~-1M.-
FOR RENT--Chcap, to small FAMILY. two
nice large unfurnisbci upstairs rooms.
with largo vcrandah. next TO new tail.
on Capitol street Call at G0q,r Travis
street, candy store, II
FOR RENT-~Four nice large rooms. fur
nished or unfurnished. 1915 Rusk avenue,
20
FOR RENT-Fouruccn nicc rooms, ar.
funged for families or roomrrs; close In
prlcc reasonable, Apply ili3n Congress
avenue. second floor, room g. 20
FOR RENT--A atore room ON Congress
sSsmns Just lack Of our shoe store,
sheap rent krnpp \ Tnfily. g
FOR RENT--Nlce FURNISHED rooms, gon-
tlo,nen only, one block from court house.
Apply slb Caroline strcct Is
For RENT-.Ntne-roo housc Within -four
blocks of MAcn street. with all modern
convomonces. Apply eoS Austh street. ~
WANTED 10 lcasc good country news.
Lock BOX "A, Manor. TeNas. II
FOR RENT-F'ourteon nice rooms, ar
ranged for families Or roomcrs, close In;
price reasonable: Apply ilaie Congress
aNenne. second floor. room 2 ~
FOR RENT--Two slX-room cottages In
month all necessary oMthouses Chartrte
and Polk. Apply lloi Travis A. Key. II
A SPLENDID list OF cottages and houses
~ every ward at prices ranging from
700 to 5000 per month several store
buildings and a magnificent new modern
boarding house, Nclosc In. cheap for good
ienamt. NorIl.ct 4 Cooley. U
FOR RENT-I'he somTonable seven room
cottage nj 70i Hamilton street. from
January 10, Raphael Bros. IL
FOR RENr--Brlck building, two story aud
basement ITO liz Travis street. Apply TO
u Z. Timpson. lis Main street. ~
FOR Rl)NT-Thrce cottages, four rooms
each. White and Lubbock strcots. Apply
FOR RENT,-Two story, seven room
houses. 800 and bV7 Dalss: modern I'M
nroNunents. IN good condition. rents
reasonable. s. Is. lIewes. Ills Criw-
fora ID
FOR RENT-ono forty-acre farm at once
ana IMPLEMENTS furnished. Apply TO y.
II Barrow Turtle Bayou, Chambers
county. Texas. 10
FOR RENT--Nico cottage on Polk avenue
menis walking distance business portion
city; moderate rent to right party. Geo
W. Cleveland. 1906 Milan street. II
FOR RENT-.-rwo Fix room cottagea in
Third ward. all necessary outhousos;
Chartrcs and Polk. Apply iloi Travis.
| a, Key II
| FOR RENT-OLe furnished second story
| front room f:r gentlemen. Gail at lll0
| Walker II
| FOR RHNT-Store No. 1905 Congress ave.
| nue.. opposite court house. Apply e. J.
| Kochlor, 500 Congress avenue, Il
-
FOR RENT-Floor space on second floor
| of Post building. Apply to q. j. Palmer,
Business Manager. IT
CTOD ACE LARGEST AND BEST
| oA ON.1oA~ warehouse in city for
storing Furniture and Merchandise OF
all kinds. Pcden 4 Co.
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REAL ESTATE.

well; teams. tools. land ready for plant.
Ing. Call lll2 Preston avenue. Houston.
FOR SAI4fS--Ctty property, 75xlG feet, to.
golher with fine modern eight room
house, and outside buildings. $685. Third
ward.
ono and five-eigh,hs lots. with nice
modern ten room house. near in. $500: -
snap" Third ward.
An elegant modern eight room house,
on paved street, 75N1O0 fec. and outbuild-
inss, S6Ve. great bargain; Fourth
ward.
Beautiful onc-fourth block on Travis
car line. $S50c
Two ana a half lots, Third ward $3.50:
snap.
Nice corner lot. Third ward. $500; big
bargain.
Lands. 6?o acres OF line BRACES bot.
tom land. improved. $500. on terms; -
snap
40, So. 100 ana aeo acre. tracts of FIRST
class black land, near Houston, at tlOs
Slo ana SO per acre, on terms.
Tiicts of 40, SO and 40 acres, twcnty
miles from Houston. so ier acre. 10 per
cent cash aud balance from two to ten
yours, { per cent interest.
las acres of splendid timber land, %
miles from Houston. $50 per acre.
u acres well improved. four miles from
houston. SlAn, on easy terms.
40 acres nicely improved. five miles
from Houston siT0o, on terms.
NO acres OF iirst-class black prairie
land, near Houston. to trade for i'm.
proved North Texas farm.
10 X. II, Gaut, Binz Building.
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FOR SALE-li16 acres fine fruit. vegetable
ana general farming land In Liberty
county. two miles from Dayton, adjoln-
Ing the Joe Davis estate. Address II. II.
Jackson. Wallsvillc, Texas. II
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS..

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WANTED--At once, active man with 500
to $500 to deliver and collect for gO~-sv
sold direct to consumer from factory
Address 1891, this office. u
BIDS WANTED--For the construction Of
bridges ON the Houston, Bear Greek and
Missouri, Kansas and Texas road. BE-
tween Eureka and Lotttia, az per plano
aald specifications on file In the county
bids to be submitted on or before JAM
uary 20. 1897. Each bidder Is required =
furnish certified check In the sum a
one hundred dollars as, a guaranteed os
his bid and the successful Bidder 10 fsfrz
nsh satisfactory bond In the sum Of IN
for the faithful performance OF the CoHs
tract. Work to be completed In not leqn
than ninety days from time contract y
awarded. Right reecrved 10 reject AnY
or all bids. W. N. Shaw. county jud9ey
Harris county.
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SITUATION WvANTED--Colored man. 4
years Oil, work around house or an,
Kind OF work around the house. Ad
drcas $685. This office A