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The times., 1897-07-18
Cremated hY Lightning.

East Liverpool, Ohio, July 17.-William
z. Stewart, proprietor of the Hotel Grand,
was cremated in his fathers barn, two
miles ont, during stolm today. He was
moving hay when the barn was struck
10y lightning. Stewart was either killed
by the bolt or SO badly stunned that he
could not escape from the burning build
ing. Frank Stevenson, farm hand, was
also badly shocked aud may not recover.
The times., 1897-07-18
The Glenwood Cemetery Must Pay.

The Glenwood Cemetery Must Pay.
Justice Cole yesterday signed decree
directing the Glenwood Cenatery and Abra-
ham Winfield to pay to Charles Borchesling
and Ellen NJ. Close, administrators Of the
estate Of Joseph r. Close, the sum of $780,
000, the same being one-fourth interest
in the gross receipts OF the Glenwood Gem
etery siEceits Incorporation, July 27, 1854.
The times., 1897-07-18
Award for Gallnntry.

DR.. Gabriel Grant, of Philadelphia. has
been awarded a medal of honor for dis
tinguished gallantry while in service
as surgeon il the late war~
The times., 1897-07-18
Columbia Heights street Lamp

day morning. and the case viii then bs
tried.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-14
GRAN DEPOSITO DE CAL LzhDO
| EFECTOS DE PELE1ERlA
DON JAIME RULLAN
ATOCHA, 6, PONCE
ATOCHA, 6, PONCE

Eu este antique esta blecimiento Sc acg bs
de recibir IN SUI lido do calzado de ttdt
classes de las mas caprichosss formss, pars
caballeros, se1loras Limos, que Sc dett llal
pIeclos SIN COMPETEl,CIA. En- mateTiaies
para zapatercs g. complete el suItldo to
dos los efectcs de prlmera calidad. Tam
bien Sc han recibidos driles asalgodos, pa
retIas y piQue, baules de oistlrtos tamanos
y preelos, Inaletas para visje, creas de hilo
superiores, ,fraIeias OF diBaiIas, alpa1gata
de lnfinidsd de ciases precios, finislma,
piel de Iucia etc, etc. Importation directa.
Ventas al por MAYOR y al DETAIL,
Ponce, NoslemDre 10 dc 1896. Y. g..
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lmpOrtante

Don J4sds Aeaio aen Ramon Ccespo
Gftecea pastCs muy DteAcs, cL oailL@as COZ
eeteaooS = k3cluI 1880 aC1-oe1tsa.
sin GIspGJa sOu ics JGlSe da 0l<ho p0e
olo, Y eu coEcIclOAes ~&k,eGlssies kaAa 81 0t-
saItG lao uel ganaoo.
/ oa perso1a que Qui;ra envlar ganado
puede QlIIgIrIO d Aus D. 1uAes Abalu J S1eck1G
oaIines,
Preelo:- Una ca bs q de ganaCo. Il ml.
F0uce, E1laSo ~ tic 1897 Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-14
EosFATlaA FALlERES. Anmsato ssiss Alaes

MR. CHARLES BUOHET, director dc il
"Farmaela Genital oe Franeia", JarIs,
ceIt1fica
"Que habiendo ansiizado el aqua de Flo
rida preparada por ei Lcdo. u. a. Oeryonl,
Arroyo, z uerrs, Rico, resulta contener u
cinco por clento Ge aIfsl.es esenclaies paroa
compropauos pordlveroos pcocedlmIentos.
Auemas los exameues cuallLatl7os &c ias
eseuc1as muestran que SON do muy buans
caiidau."
III Gel ltidcado original de este analisis Sc
halia en- po0er ds Ia administration dc LA
DEmooRAClA, que puede eIsenalio qaleu
10 deste. Demuostra por 10 ta4to este le-
suitads obt-nIao pol 81 laDoraJOTlo ue4 meJOl
esIe, ,;;.e.inieDLo L.. A-aleulIco de France |
QUE a e<epeiou uel Aqua tlUsi4a Mules
LaumaD, 10 nay otl a ueepuea Go la Il
ira Que cUILenga iguai oanIi0aa ue ree0-
clas. ESQ unlus al HmltsdisI.no prec4o d
que So vende hoy eote al tlculU On La Asia, hs
CO que nuestra aqua Florida morezca III pre-
ferencia qua Sc Ie Va Ieconoclendo gu toGs
Ell pals
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Sc yende

I'm coche de dos asientos en- muy buen esta
do con laDza y braDcai, una pareJa dc Ca
ballOs con arDeses nuevos. Para mas lnfor
mes dirillIse en Albonito don Juan Ne
gron. -Ponee, Enero 20 de 1897 / II ait.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-14

En- ekta inrpr' n'a Sc
Ii accn toda tlase de ira
b jos pord t les cue sean
: 4 ID. eeies modicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-14

=sera0xsaaaaaa jaa1sz, t.axo6v 70 de Yicaf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-14
PRIVILEGIO CONTRA CADUClDAD

muy partcularmonte La aenclon del
por ia Compan1a del ConUnente Americana
ssLneJaute Priyileglo.
le
e
daado 4a7 m
CADu d
Ell
s7Gu
A ; anied$d = ssegursdo.
Eso llama proceder equidad vgar los ntereses de
asegurados en- bien de fa1nilias.
E deeO de REsTAURAR PoLIzAs ENTERAM MENTE ABANDoNA
bE VIVA DE DOTALES
tC ETC ETC.
JELo 81 uns P6 vida $5OOO h e4tado
Haba condolences prvegos mas favorables para los
gu1ados ofrece
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1 q RA CARRETERAS

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,ssssa .ssls.s Gs IssssG nseyss.aa cara C
eltS2 2~, ctr ss4 s.aia.gG v a<u.Ss ksesos, =
= sstS sass.--s y mn ssGsEsnsse &c repteSss
{ asss SO EHteres< Es<eoe essssssrss Gss ~
-
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81 = o.
COmpaf1ia Canadense do segur0s sObre la vida
LA UNICA COMPANIA AUTORIzADA POR ESTE GOBIERNO
PARA sOIICITAR RIEsGos PUERTO RICO
PROGRESO DE LA COMPANIA
MGRNN ACTVO SEGUROS EN VGOR
1876. s 1920 S 546461 1O64, $50
1895 ("1.528, ,O54 "5.3657 "34.754, $40
SEGUROS EN VIGOB
S 1.O64,35O
i" 34.754,84O

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9
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1sjs F:sasC aSsCTR|C|STA AMERICANA

De regreso de los Estados- Unidcs con una
extensa factura de timbres, botones, bate
rias, alambres y demas accessories, ofrece de
nuevo sus serVicios para instalaciones elec
tricas &c todas classes, y para niQnelar obietoS
por medic de Ia electIicidad.
PoAce, 81 de Nbre de 1898.
(OIistiDa 81 LUIS SALAzAR-
Nota: 81 fAciiitan prasaY Yae5sos pata paiI
las electrieas. 2y
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Roberto Graham
INGENIERO
Assndscsos, Hsyyeysa y Ee7f. tcvs4
PONCE, PUERTO ROO

I=oricante de despolpadoras de cafs ds
.os sisbe1aas Rollo y Disco, como tambl&r
.osl~zos, rahonas, Kuedas hidr&uiicas, Aa
~~asss, Sscadsfss toda cl&ss de maquin y
fi& para cafe, picar yeroa, desgrsnzr ma:
-, eso- Hero, soors y brones sn osIs2,
ssiss.-o ' 1rndi1o.
.&.ss II. -L2es. Jpno de- 500.
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CARLOS ARMSTRONG; G.-Comisionists
importador.
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P.rlv11es1oS

segurad ueds ualquie del dseaFzs
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= stvo negatives. Ii psresc6peos para
1has<Llo tAaA fkAIRo
fGtfiA Il -snigh sA GgsFESEifll
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DIRECTORIO COMERCIAL

MARINA
FELIOI, COSTA % C.-ComIaionistas
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Y. MANESCAU e. co.
COMERCIANTES IMPORTADORES
JOYEROS AL POR MAYOR Y AL DETAIL
IS Plaza de las DeIicias
Ofreceos pdbco nuestro grandioso sudo de ya de
modelos caprchosos brantes piedras fnas
piedras de colores
BnIIantes y esmeraldas sueltas
GRANDEs CAPRlCHOs Y GRANDES NOVEDADES
SURlDo c COMPLETE

FIGUkAS de a oronces, fay-1ss terra Gotta Columns de IA
aofnos
Espejoz vsela F'ras tiestos
7
assos de
vallas de ssicio eaf6
Lujosas foektbANiAo 70 oones metal olza incrnA
Joyero
o.anco -
na
s.
Eo.o
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erty, on the spot where the obelisk now
s'ahus. and not where the kings scatfold
Hau stood, which was on tic opposite side.
racing the Champs Elysees, The priest at
tempted to asslat her In alighting but not
withsiGndng The increased difficulty con
sequent on her tied hands, she turned from
MN and stepped down firmly, with appar-
ent ease. ne quickly as she could, seeming
ues'rons TO hasten the end as far as possl-
ne. Tho cxecutioncr offered to assist her
IN ascending the scaflold. but she went up
atone aud quickly, Immediately going to
the prank ON which she was 10 be bound
In doing no she trod ON the foot OF tho exc
crt'oner, who made motion ne of pain
With the kind courtesy which character
lied her even In this last hour, she quickly
exclaimed, Pardon, Monsieur!" In a tone
o. regret and apology. The eyecutioner
ana his assistant then fastened her to the
plank, and tore Oft her muslin kerchief
los, X should impede tho action of tho
KNIFE Tho last motion g Marie Antoinette
was an involuntary attempt 10 bring for
ward her tied hands as a screen for her
uncovered shoulders! when the
oXecutioncr held M the head to the popu
lace, to The deco awe OF tho spectators. the
face OF Mario Aptoinette expressed perfect
CONSCIOUSNESS. and the eyes looked on the
crowd The expression was that OF intense
aston,shment, az of some wonderful vision
revealed
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DOES YOUR LAMP sMOKE.


Thsre is no economy in using cheap
Sqi y docs not give so Good a light and
IS very dangerous
In selecting lamp II Is we'll to choose
ono Win shallow reservoir, for IL the
OIL Is al too great Il distance from the bur
ntr II tends TO make the flame drop lower
as the oil d!minshes. Reservoirs OF metal
and stout g.ses ere advised.
Wicks are important They must at In
the full width OF the wick ces and bs cut
on so they VIII not lie along the bottom OF
tne lamp, as long immersion in oil hardens
them. III q lamp smells or smokes without
eacse II Is a sure sign that the wick wants
changing.
These who Xix, TO have their surround
mss spick and span and arc afraid of lamps
smoking tho walls sui settings should have
TOPS 10 the chlmneys. In putting out a
light DO not blow down the chimney: turn
tne hight down and blow across the ton az
the chimney.
Cleaning chimneys Is a vexod -uestlon,
y they are washed and impcrfectly dried
they are apt to break when tho wick Is
iigated. Now chimneys, II put In cold
water and gradually boiled are not 40 ami
20 prea9 aftsrward. Burners must bc kept
anotutely clean and fresh. aud at Intervals
should be boiled IN soda and water.
Another pomt overlooked BY people whs
forth bad odors Il that on no ascount ms,
lamp he filled and lighted after n ~
oeen !atd aalde unused for some time nuii
sre ou - all cmpt!ed out. The sntcriol
eheu!d pc we'll ucaldcd and new. dry wi,I
n0t - ~ fAot. II q lamp Is In constant
y ahppld be q rule that the reServoi,
y ~ p enpelea and ecalded once I ,nonth
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DRESS GOODS.


We predict another great week In
tho Dress Goods Department
$50 Tieces New Wool Dress Fabrics
received last Friday.
Az IOc a Yard.
Worsted Fancies, in every conceiv-
able design and color, at 1OC yard.
Az 15c a Yard.
34.Inch Illuminated Fancy Brillian
tines. good value for 25c yard, at
15C yard.
Al 25C a Yard.
42-Inch Fancy Wool Brocadines, in
beautifully blended colorings, at25C
yard.
At 35C a Yard.
38.Inch Silk and Wool Two Toned
Granite and Tricolor Cloth, at 35C
yard.
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? & /. ARCHES
The Reliable Cash Selling 1ouston5o7 Main Street
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

AS we do not depend solely upon
Jour Furnishing Department for an
existence, we are not obliged, like
exclusive dealers, to put on fancy
profits
Furnishing Goods Sold on
Dry Goods Profits.
Mems Shirts.
Pure Linen Bosom Shirts, with
Wamsutta cotton Backs, made open
front or back, plated or plain, all
sizes, at SOC each.
Gents Collars and Ties.
4-Ply Linen Collars, standing or
rundown, 1OC each.
A grand display of Tecks, Club
Ties and Bows, at Csc each.
Mems Underwear.
Heavy Derby Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers at Csc garment.
Fall Weight Fleece Lined Shirts
and Drawers at 75C suit.
Extra Heavy Winter Suits at 81
suit.
Wool Cancels Hair Suits, fine and
soft, at $1.75 suit.
Socks, HandkerChiefs
w Suspenders.
Full Regular Fast Black and Tan
COX, worth 15c, at 1OC pair.
Mems Handkerchiefs plain and
bordered, at SC and 1OC each.
20 different styles Of Suspenders,
at 25C pair.
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BLACK GOODS.

Black Brocaded Armures, Satin
Berbers and Serges, wool dyed and
warranted fast black, at 25C yard.
AT SOC a Yard.
Black Silk Finished Henrietta, 46
inches wide, and Black Broadcloth,
all WOOL Sd inches wide, SOC yard.
AT SOC a Yard.
Surah Serge, 45 inches wide, Black
Canvas Cloth, 40 inches wide, both
strictly all wool, at SOC yard.
AT SOC a Yard.
81 Quality of All Silk Velvets, all
colors, at soc yard.
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FABRIC GLOVES.

Ladies' Cashmere Gloves, 15C pair.
Kayser Patent Finger Tipped Cash.
mere Gloves, guarantee card with
every pair, at 25C, CSC and Soc
pair.
Children's Mittens and Bottles, at
15c and Csc pair.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

RARE CHANCE in Yonkum property
The elegant kessler building Qormerly
occupied by A. G. Wangemann) for sale
or lease. This Is the best located and
equipped building in Yoakum, which is
the coming city of South Texas; present
population 1000; railroad center and shop
point: rare chance for the right man to
make a fortune. Also the elegant Wan
gemann residence for sale. For particu-
Ears address Charles A. Kessler Schu-
lenourg, or NJ. c. Ranney & Co., Yoa--
KUN. If
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NOTIONS.

White Lilac Toilet Soap, fine and
pure 1OC box "a cakes).
Kid Hair Curriers', all colors at Sc
and lOC dozen.
Curling Irons, all sizes, at Sc and
lOC pair.
All colors of Zephyr, at Sc per
ounce, or 6 ounces for 25C.
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l.. PEruT 1914 Preston avenue, late gun
smith In the French army. repairs guns,
pistols, etc: electric grindng grinding
razors fun concave clippers. etc. Q
ZIIH'tR LESsONS-,Professor Rudolph
Eherhard. teacher of either. uses the
shortest and best methcd: terms mod
crate: Headquarters at Goggan's music
store; residence, 1909 Sixth street 7
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THE STYLE of wearing the hair is in
great quantity; no lady can afford to be
without sufficient amount to be stylish.
the largest line in the South al lis Main;
amy shade matched; Wholesale and re-
tail Ladies' Bazaar
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WANTED--Wor]k On farm 81 =
drive delivery wagon, b. n
good references. Apply Ill
avenue.
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HERELE'S School OF Music, fan term
comne need september l.; practical
courses for beginners, advanced pup1,
and those desiring to qualify as tcach-
ers, piano. VIOLIN guitar. etc; ;nsIriI-
inents supplied FOR practices studio and
j Herrle, =
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AGEaNTS--$4S a week guaranteed, placing
free in each home finest toilet and laun-
dry soaps, selling combination apple
corer, strainer and cake cutter; sample
free. u. A. Clipper Mfg. Co.. Cincin-
natl Ohio 7
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VEILINGS.

All Silk Veilings, quite variety, at ioc yard.
All the new things in Bordered Veilings, at 25e
and CSC yard.
Barge Veilings, all pure wool, at CSC yard.
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COPYING wanted to do 81 Z
at home on at office; nt3f' \
Address 1863. this offics. "A, z
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NOrICEt-"BIG bargain" advertised real
estate column, this page; half block on
Milan, between Drew and Tuam; ideal
location: title unquestioned valid reason
for sacrifice. Apply 800 KAN building. Z
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GOOD dry goods and cloihinS
now employed With one Ok Tes'3
firms. would like 10 mike chsi2
German. Address 1863, this M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

MISS CARRIE CUMMING, at Woman's
Exchange, is giving lessons i'm art en-
broidery at 81 per month; stamping and
art materials at lowest prices ltsg 9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

MADAME l.. W'F,S'rPHAI'S Paris new
masquerade costumes for rent and to or
der: l0l21a Prairie avenue. Burtons
building. 7
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KID GAUNTLETS

And Driving Gloves, in all the colors
and black, all sizes, at 75C pair.
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OXYDONOR, "VICTORY"--I am the ex-
elusive dealer for Houston and Calves
ton; No. /. thirteen dollars; No. ., TWEEN
ty-three. j. j. FendCey, GLE Caroline
street. Is
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HAVE for sale at a bargain, a snail,
ciean stock of merchandise; an excel
lent opening for business; a $4,000 to
$4,000 trade can be had the first year.
j. Il. Lewis, Round Rock, Texas.
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THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE, 700 Main
street, will receive all good hand work
ard paintings without charges fer en-
terns 10 per cent being the price for
selling. 80 8
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DIR. l.. S. HEISTG--Practice limited to the
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat. Office, Tel
min streets, Houston, Texas. Telephone
1874. 1l-7
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

"ONYDONORS" bought from me or my
agents, entitle the purchasers to special
advice, without charge, In treating any
disease. Or. Arnold. office Moore Bur
nett building. 7
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

POSITION wanted by exne,l,
lntendeatt, expert l,imberiIsS !
accountant, who is a,ssp NJ
chine man and workr1ar ~
anything; Ills, this Office,
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w ANTED-Situation by single
80. as foreman or manarof:
charge of farm; have three \
rlence i'm grain business al r.
years in hardware. ADD
SCHNEIDER. Osmond. Neh. a
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LUCY BROWN BuSCHICK, clairvoyant
medium, removed to 2ll6 Aus(l, between
Gray and Webster avenue take Caroline
and LaBranch car; information on any
subject. 7
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER
Mrs. Black tells everything, 25c. Soc. 81 :
removes troubles, unites separated,
charms for luck, etc.. 20l6 Preston ave-
nue., also by mail. q
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SAM STEWART. chimney sweep, puts up
stoves and pipes. cleans fiucs and Chin
neys all work done in first-class order.
Call 3l6 Milan street z
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WANTED-By reliable colpfd +
ton as cook or place around =
dress Jim Harris, 1907 Sauh1
HouStOm, Texas,
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ir w. nave any property for sale, rent
or exchange. call and see us Ca,neron
x Moore. 3ol KAN building. Phone ia
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HERE'S LIGHT GUARD BAND-bt1sic
furnished for all occasions: country or
ders given especial attention: instrIc-
tons also on violin and cornet. Frank
Herh. GruneMall,S MnSic Store. z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

A FEW pupils of music -
competent young lady teal H.
and Czerney methods tanSEs
per month. Address 1851 nv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

| MUSIC loving people VIII be glad to know
| that a free musical library will start
| here, something that has been in need
| for a long time,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

FOR SAL!c--One of the best retail drug
stores in Houston, dong Il good paying
business: good reasons for selling. +. u.
box 49,, Houston, Texas.
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CLEANING and pressing ladies' and
gents clothing; suits cleaned and press
ed sl.00 per month; single suits, 75c,
also dye!ng, securing and repairine'
goods called for and delivered. No. G021a
Main street. j. T. Green.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

WANTED-Capable man with 5000 to
carry stock of goods and manage branch
for Chicago house; salary Sl25 per month
and all expenses. also extra percentage;
permanent position, with good future
prospects. Address James barton, 12o
Eranklin Stren. Chinn go. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

CAKE BAKER and cOnfect6s
class bread and cake: tweHu
perience; sober: reliable.
Henri, COZ Fanntn street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

AM. Artificial Ear Drums positively re-
store hearing to the deaf at small cost.
For descriptive circulars address C. !.
Wilmans, Dallas, Texas 7
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
10 advertisements in office of The Post.
for week ending Saturday. November
1901 (2): ING 90; A. p; b. b.; 1loi; 5oi
co. Drugs a.; Il. l.. T.; 1865 10; 81; ll56
(2) ll06; G. c.; 1107 (O; 1888 CD; llsi:
1134. 1856; Kindness. 1887; 1ll5; ll4o; l1l6;
Mrs. j. Phillips; 1872; 14l7; l1i2 90; 1873,
1895; 1896: 1897 CD; 1872; llf7 W. f.; llsS;
1spQ. 12D1
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NANTED-By f,rst-class wjl,s:
try. hotel or restaurant IVA
or camp. baker; IL years svs.!
dress 1915, this office.
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MISS NJ r; WATSON, select school for
young ladies and girls. al a1s cayn,ina
street between Walker and Mckinney
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WNN! ED-FY young man. m p
salesman, inside or on ~ Y
thing except Liquors; Al reies4
dress M. IA. W., this office. n
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WOULD like to get a job ~
livery wagon by a boy z
please give me a triad.
this office.
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DIR, ARNO1.DS "Specialties" Female
Diseases, Catarrh, Sexual Debility and
all chronic diseases; piles, tumors, can
GERS cured without knife or pain. Office.
Moore Burnett Building
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

FOR first class tailor made garments go
to Ladies' Bazaar; style and fit guaran-
teed: new line of trimmings and mate
rails just arrived 715 Main street. z
LADIES who want to learn lirst-class
dres Shaking will find it to their advan-
tage to take course al the Ladies
Bazaar diplomas giVen.) 7l5 Main. 7
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by 2 ~
seven years experience 10 ~
good penman; can FURNISH y 4
Address 1891. this office.
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SITUATION wanted hv .cs2 !
Write cook and baker. An
office. y q
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WANTED--Positlon as traydnl
by married man; does n0
drink; best Of references.
IA. Independence. Wash1
Texas
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KID GLOVES.

We are agents for the World Famed
Pings d Pinner Kid Gloves.
The Best Glove OH Earth at
the Price.
This Celebrated p IL F. Glove
comes in Green, Oxblood Castor, Tan,
White and Black, with any desired
color for trimmings on the back, and
with the Foster Lacings, Large But
tons or the Two Clasp Walking Glove
Fastening; all at the popular price of
81 a pair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

ELEGANTLY furnished rooms tn rom. .
reas7mabte, with tirst-class table board
opposite my residence; also unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping. 1903 Main
street, corner Polk avenue. 7
NtChIi FURNISHED rooms, with good table
board, hot and cold baths can he had
by applying at sos Caroline street. Mrs
NJ. II. Marrast
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WANTED-Position as boofle
ried man, rapid and correct. Il
cnces. Address 1875. this offx]
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WANTED-Position in store -
yours man. 20, A ] Reference
w. II. W.. this office,