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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-28
CHAPTER I.

During the tast two years there have
been many articles published about Cuba
The Spanish. the rebels, the pactficos.
the nsturalissd Americans. have all been
discussed TN the fullest detail. But as far
as | ana aware. the genuine born Ameri-
cans and the newspaper correspondents
have been totally neglected The former
are very tew. and the latter. sn describing
what they found ~ Cuba, whether In .heis
papers or the magazines. have followed
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II escaped being a confirmed dyspeptic
by taking Ayers Pills In time" This is
the experience Of many. Ayers pills
whether as an after-dinner pill or as a
remedy for liver complaint. indigestion.
iiatulency. water brash. and nausea, are
invaluable
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THE EVERETT
& MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The only route TO the pop,,Iar ara
mining districts of Cold BASIN eve
S1ssk e: Martin as Greek sIlverion. Deer
Tine scenic rus. 1 az Monss Cristo.
camping parties. sS anu
Trains leave Everett for u.
trisso NJ 5'So o. m. ON Mona.x.
Wednesdays ana Friaay.,
Train VIII leave Monte Crt.so f.r
everett NJ SiAo ON Tuesdays, 7hur.-
days and saturdays.
g. N. BAIRD. G. r. Eta
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Nine tickets 10 the rich gold fields are
being given away hy tire Post-Inteiil-
genoer. which allows you 10 earn grub
stake al the same time. Are you In the
racer II NOT. send 10 the manager today
for blanks
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Tho sealing treaty Is signed. Nov all
that remains is to has. IL sealed and de-
uYefed - Boston Herald.
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james whitcomb Riley writes an un-
usual poem for the Christmas number OF
Scribner's magazine, choosing for his
subject Robert Louis Stevenson.
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The December number ~ GoSay's maya
zine presents very original and interest
ing ufelanse Of art and literary work. 1t
IS profuseiy illustrated and L. printed ia
soft Photographic black. which brings
out the pictures with striking effect.
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Every number Of the Atlantic Monthly
contains an article on some large saucs-
tionsi snb5ect. having 10 do rot with the
technical, or professional aspects OF eiuca.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26
MILLER

f,., from the RaiIroad
~ s'r.l s4.-Yesteraay the
a ~. ~ Texas Free Press, an
~ ny Pint newspaper, made
=. = . creditablc sheet it is,
Ir,ss'l. veil filled with interest
w. news. and a fair amount
''si'oaage. Waller 4 Cham.
T.. : G. Waller editor.
a at N i q c,AIcAAsha, /. r., has
,as.a. ' a. three cars OF young
~ n, r Morrison While ont
es d NJ a'ornlng discovered a
b M ~, ,vSSa.slzed rocks upon the
sily rl. H. = half miles north of
Ii ~, S,sI 20 there by mischIey :
sn 4 v,s -sa he not noticed and
suisssIa. s OK train would have
Etits ri. II ssssaseqaencc. y
NJ, n aislea the last bale of the
~ Drns.as q total of 1880 bales
i, h, sps sal, a late accession from from,
sIalssace. VI erection a two
y w., J; Gallon has laid ,no ,o,,,
V. H y..s,nlt to his residence EN- e'1"
Es.a :, nee e and win he" eom mas Ss ,
F I En- sn daily 10 Houston. ''''i =
|H E,Ins ~, ~ station agent. has
,t \ ' b I. Indian T Sap| nSea Of
h t.i M ,,,ssislh,s!orhood. THU S,atea wa by
u s ssI,,wS Warrington .,' city, ay B Bos.
EsAaea.p,SIeaa j. :. erecting a new
/ e'erss i r zs, BY a drug store.
h sss, .,syy frame businr '.,
q. cs '-pry Of which viii II be- BE-
\, san- Which vii, american bank, a
tss conla, VIII, ,l Commence bust :
Es,.r a. i, has completed a new
as sia l,a''F asssAt 81 H Mls. re.
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,Irss LECTURE
.,r,r. WE'RE INTER-
np AUDITORS
1, Al seee.'"r' e for
~ ',,,, pu, they Must
\ brought out

brought Out
!. y.,... April ai.--At the
Mechanical college yes
corner, expert civil en-
.a,s railroad commission
~ ~ professor Nagle' ad-
a engineering students a,' On !.
On d railroad building
y engineers, a number Oh
\, ,spd,ats from other courses
~,,, interesting lecture
INA, chiefly with the Diff
.,,rl BY the railroad en-
,o,e,s with helpful susses-
Nd, that are likely to arse
4, ne lecturer emphasized
4 IL proper combination OF
rAjs, as leading to more
=, ..sr,iac construction In
a., aiding the beginner to
,s,in d the costly mistakes ISL nc
.c1 III mon the public by so,
III ntn, while experience
4 \. rsls;sness and futility OF
,.tss IN methods when the
], ilaliy the means.
n ilsui,ed his lecture lecture, b y,
~, y from A varied experience
~ I ru,alns Of South Amer
M Il we'll as from an extern
n hi 10 Texas.
n IN was chiefly devoted to
tsg yr. Corner took occa.
srtsl that was only one OF
n I.a d industrial develop,
h grices OF well trained
M are roads to be built,
4 prrsts to construct, cities
n hsis to be drained, so US
"A I'd, foil agricultural posi-
"a lst, 70 be Irrigated from
r,ags,ti storage reservoirs,
I'M tr;,i, bridges to be built
ksg-rs interests of all kinds
tina He said that 1t was not
jrtss u the engineer to build
n 10. 70 DO so, but to show
n h such building. and that
k,AtT opportunity 10 prepare
ksFas work ,nan the boys who
y EisAiaral and Mechanical
\ ilr says Texas contains
Esr al that Is necessary to
lsgnent With a seacoast
|sT ritrral location for har-
|rEllT In the world, there In
E,y hs' products should be
fzss ointment TO be loaded at
hrsay anyone In Texas wish
X ssth America should lave
FHsu York to embark, our
Itxa be tributary 20 our sna
Egh place our products on
I'm thtaply than can be done
VI .hculd manufacture what
zai .. having 10 send outside
N Heything, even for the
.ssa IL our offices.
r 81 rery much pleased with
sls dons at the college, and
lau lied no longer SEND abroad
q D direct her Industrial opcr-
sErA that when the southern
ny va projected through the
W. ay one Texan on the sur
Fll' Be an Agricultural and
aliss boy. To-day NOS, Of
siis '''ce on that C,r,ptn1's
' ~ " Agricultural AMI No
asp zen. brought 10 their
nFs Trough the influence OF
, Il ~ ~ began as an axemnn
~ - a1-la ago was promoted
T. :. ' I, and chief en-
!. y = . 10 principal railroad
y =. VI lH night for 81. Louis.
4 4. 4! ! Y erpert witness at a
uyS.,, '4'''i'''e COM
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SITUATION wanted; wal Pay $40 for IN
formation that wll lead to securing a
position rs bnolskeepor or city salesman
Nv sober Industrious married man. Adj
cross O. X, this office n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

FVR SALIt-,A novel and vnlnlhlc I'M
ptovcment IN THU coupling. quickest
end simplest vet patented, an absolute
ant-rNttitr. very durable and oflirloht
For iult particulars and terms addrcss
Hamilton " Gliioru, care John Woddar-
burn ~ Co, patent attorneys, Washing
ton, u. &. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

FOR SALE-N on-rclillable bottle: cnn he
readily hllei and scaled and also opened
whenever desirable but can not he re-
MED VII hont instant deteotlcn. eS-
trcmey simple and effective. Address
Mrs. Hattie r.. Jester. care John We'd
ington, ~, q, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

IIlNINUTON, Texns, needs private
bank, Anyone with $500 to $4,000 would
mako big money by establishing pr-
vale bank there. Lexington is Situated
IN the best part of Lee county, has good
schools and churches; population ho-
tween 500 and 800: cotton shipments
range from 500 to b0ol bales ANNUALLY and
with tho aid Of banking facilities. wanld
iucreaso Is to 20 per cent. For further
information address Box 4. Lexington:
rpxua Wi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

n LADY who is II t!ptop cook and houso.
Keeper wants d place IN bachelors or
Widower's iamly. references. Address
Bon lV', Lake Charles, La. a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

FOR SAi,i1--AdJus,ablc can Opener. cuts
perfect circle with case. turning the
cuI edges OF can In, 30 there is no
possible danger OF cutting hands Adj
dress >. II. IalbeiN, care John Wcdhcr-
burn " Co.. r.tcnt attorneys. WASH
1ngtou. u. e, &;
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FOR SAhE-Dust pan; something new
and novel; may he temporarily srcured
10 iioor 20 remove dust thercirom pre-
vents possibility of soiing hands, quick
~ und conveniently manipulated. Ad-
dress Miss Carrie NJ. Stewart. care John
Washington. u. q. 20
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a COMPETENT lady wshcs TO rent a
furnished hotel IN a small town, good
references, Address Mrs. A.. care Me
Coy, bcN lU, Lake Charles. LN. e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

LARGE sorrei horse. shod, heavy name
and tail, white spot on forehead. - for
delivery at Brunner addition or corner
~
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LOG CART-used three months, 7-ft
wheels. i-inch tires. S-lnch axle i5-lnch
arch; owner quit sawmiling: VIII take
800, cost sl0o. Pryor " Coyd. Rusk.
Texas. ~
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY, STOLEN.

IoST-A a-months-oll dog pup; color,
lieht red; veiy small white ZIP on end
OF tail: all icet are lmrtly whi.e, re
WI, WI, " Two n
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WANTED invest $4,000 to 5000. W
with services, furniture business pre-
fenred, experienced business man, 30
years old; also bookbaeper Address G.
II. Nj, this Office.
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hT1''n At Giddins.

In !. :. ApHl "a. -Distric, oou.,
u /. ~ Monday the 18Th instant or'
y t,ra a' I . of the grand
|es l,,' R. W. Brooks. j. l'F W
|.a.Ip;. 's sln., J, Nj. Gray, " ". H. J..
md The busIross
.s,lArsss' y ,,I adjourned his before ersn'
- s'a sixteen mis- misa sSnepn N .
sissa i ~ to nG r. e: M mum
s'a,ss tor , Sa Of criminal ina p pe-
a. /. A9nday, the : seth i i p.
n i' af State VS.. cD,r,.. =,
s''s' III 'N \ q the present en- liant ,nrn,
ID 4. State vs. CUNNINGHAM mi and
@isr SSs ssssr Of c., Z. q Robinson dIa,
49, the Sd of Nav
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

FOX SAlIl.-lIutton holders; designed for
holding buttons while olt,tmng them to
prevent Barment from becoming soiled:
o. which whiting Is senoratly used. Nd
dress Aaron Johonson, cure John We'd
n'fpufh y Co, patent attorneys. Wash
iuEtpn ID ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

FOR SALE--llook and stationery store
WITH an established trade best location,
IN hhe city. situated In Southeast Texas.
In tho best town IN the STATE; good rea-
son for anlling. stock VIII invoice 5000:
VIII be sold at "a bargain. For terms
NlurNas StntlonerN. Lhas orlicn. D
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SITUATION WANTED.

a STEADY young man sober and reliabio.
wants employment; am willing to do
anythnS that Is honest. Address X. this
office, n
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FOR SAt.E-improvcmen In Thili comp
ling by which shaft can be reinovs>i
from caii;agc md rrplnccd. or change
made from shaft TO pole IN ha,f a min
ute without removing bolt or clasp: ex-
elusive or State right sold. j. II. Weible.
Stfuusstown. Pa. 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

FOR sALE--Furnsture and FURNISHINGS
of scVcn-rcom house. complete. $4,000
worth $sotW; also several nice homes
monthly payments. w. h. Krahl. real
estate agent, u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

SEEDS AND PLANTS--We quote ,his
week as follows: Cabbage. tomato and
sweet potato slips. 25c per 100: mlllnt,
maze, sl0o; Kings improved and 5-locs
siormproof cotton seed 4oc Jerusalem
arEchokes, soc, stock peas. $9.25: Her
500 $ioo and $500 per bu.: Broom Corn.
Sl00; is-bushei and peck baskets SOC
per doz.; fruit boxes aud crates. all
kinds, At factory prices. Wire for prices
large lots. Holloway Seed Co, whole
sale and retail, 81 Elm and 30 and 222
Pacific avenue, Dallas. Texas. tC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

EGGS-Singlc Comb Brown Loghorn, 7sc
for ID, also pen Barred Plymouth Rock
Chickens for sale cheap, 2ooi Carr
street, corner Sumpter, Firth ward. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

SPECIAL GuARANTEF-lf you are an,-
bilious ana WEI work hard. We VIII pre-
pare you for one of the positions await
ing every I've. energetic stenoBrapher
Houston Shorthand and TypewritinS
School. Mason block. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

READY MADE Bobinet Bars, 100 inches
coarse mesh. $3.50. fine MESH $ScJ, Tho
celebrated Creole four-thread Bohinet
worth 500, Tor $50. 10 inch. worth
$1,000 S50o. Franklins. 2s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

PIANOS Walnut and Mahogany cases
largest size and strictly up to date. can
nos be cqGaled for price ana quality,
Piano Exchange, dl5 Travis street. 2;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

SEWING wanted by good dressmAkor;
summer dresses made from Sl,io up; sat
iiacton guaranteed. Call lnnla Prairie
avenue. between Main and Fannin q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

LOST-Gray mare and ironGray horse
colt: mare wire cut under breast: no
road. IS reward for return to j. q.
Rhodes IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

CHICAGO BOARD on TRADE VETO
for our 'Expose ~ Bucket shops." IN
ycs,ors' Manual" etc, free; rsfnrences.
any Chicago bank, c. a, Why'nn1 ~
Co grain provisions aud atocks 10 Pa
Board Of Trade and Stock Exchange
since $3.50. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

SITUATION wanted 10y a strong white
boy who wants II place TO work and Learn
a trade, eve me Il trial. Address A.
this office. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

WANTED-Mcn to learn the barber trade.
only & 10 weeks required 10 pass OK
animation which entities you to work
anywhere; OUTFIT of highest grade tools
given students; situations or locations
guaranteed; expert teachers. Write for
free illustrated catalogues, Molurs' Bar
Der College. Eleventh ard Fmnklin sIs;;
ST I.nuLs. Mo. q
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500 BUYS half interest IN established
business, paying 400 per cent prolti a
rare opportunity to responsible party
uon n
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FOR SALE Valuable Invention IN Wroov-
ing and gaining head; greatest capacity:
easiest adjustment. invest CATION Is no.
licitod; large profits assured. want this
invention mndo on royalty IN Canada.
address VIM. A. Hiss'sll, clrc John Wci-
derhuin Il Co. patent attorneys, Wash
ingion -. G.. ~
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WANTED j;'' TO BUY.

WE PAY the highest cash prices for
secondhand furniture stoves and house
hold goods. Boston Furniture Co.. a
Crnncr. agent, sos Prairie avenue: phone
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HELP WANTED.

+" hN Lo.
S25 TO $40 weekly salary paid to cigar
SaitSmen; IN perience unnecessary; ler-
manelt position. W. l.. Kline Co. s..
Louis 5-g
l CAN FURNISH servants 10 do amy and
oil kinds of work, hence / would invite
you TO call ON or write Bureau OF In
formation Say Travis street. -
WANTED--At once, II first-class all
around sober tailor. Apply TO Gillc. the
Tailor. Navasota, Texas.
WAN'rED-Al druggist. Address Gam
l'hor" this office. q
WANrEp-T Ten good trackmen and ten
good savers at once. Olphint Lumber
Co. New Mayerly. TeXas =
WANTED-A good stenographer, book
keeper and office man for wholesale lum-
her office; must thoroughly understand
ali branches of the lumber business.
state salary, experience. etc. Address
4it, This Office. Z.
WANTED-A good cook for hotel; good
references required; state salary. man
or woman: Box y. GLoyeLon. Iex4z y
POSITIONS secured for men of all pro
I Iss several vaeancieSS now 9p rl:
southern Star Business Bureau, Sil Ma
son building.
AGENTS supplies on credit plan; pros
poclus, e. rhornber Label Co.. Fort
MadiSol, Iowa. ~
WANTED-A good, C.loan housekoeper for
three children; must love children and
he without 1ncumbrance. Call early 1909
Eunneis street Second ward. 70
WANTED--Men to learn the barber trade.
only 10 s weeks required 10 pass OK
animation which entities yol to work
anywhere; OUTFIT of highest grade tools
given students; situations or locations
guaranteed; expert teachers. Write for
free illustrated catalogues, Molurs Bar
her COlipu,4 Eleventh ard Enlnklln sis.
ST. Louis. Mo. *
W.ANrtD--F lrst-class. all-around laun-
dryman for hand plant. Address Laun-
dry, this office y
WANTElo-White girl or young lady to
live with old l;udy as companion and TO
assist In light homework. only two in
family. Address Mrs. NJ. IL. Bennett;
hempstcad, Texas, "a
YELLOW KIps-A mechanical toy doll
Hncrs 70 2tH'f Ry N new 6 isS La q
WANTED at once, dealers and travelling
statesmen to sell the I.igh ming BuG Tx
Termination and Sprayer combined sells
at every household, write for p1rtleu-
lars. Julius A. Kruger, state agent.
New Ulm. Texas. ~
GREAT Southern Employment Bureau,
10g Bourbon, New orleans La., licensed,
bonded. reliable. will place you anywhere
Sou1h. No position. no pay. Enciesc
stamp. ~
wANrnD-At once, track foreman and
six men. ". q. l5eri1g. Vaida. Texas,
%
WANTED-Two news agents with s25
cash security, Apply Crescent News OF
flee, Central denot -.---
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salesman for lnbri-
eating oils, grease9 and sPtc'sii-
lies; salary or comm !ssIon. Equitable
Refining Co, Cleveland Ofio.
ANTED-Genernl agent; the Louisiana
Bond CO. of Mexico desire a iirst-class
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

FOR SALE Valuable invention IN rail-
way gate. operates automatically upon
approach OF train: absolutely reliable:
has many advantages over any device
of the kind now employed. invcstisa-
ton Invited. Address r. l.. Pierce, caro-
npys. Wdshlngton H. C. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

WANTED--At once, n frSt-class all
around sober tailor. Apply TO Gillc. the
Tailor. Navasota, Texas. l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

l CAN FURNISH servants 10 do amy and
oil kinds of work, hence would invite
you TO call ON or write Bureau OF Ir-
formation Say Travis street. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

LOST In Third ward, lady's gold watch
with Mpr!a engraved on case. Liberal
reward Il returned TO Baldwn's book
~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

| WHAT offers for new $4,000 trott,ng
sulkey. pneumatic tires and a ten pas
| sengcr hotel bus. In good order; cost
&nny Address Storage, this office, z,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

WHITE. silk shawl taken through error
from cloak room at Masonic reception.
Please send same TO this Office Tor ex-
,hnnvo rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

SPLENDID opportunity for Indy with
somo capital to take charge of FUR
Furnished or mnfurnishcd; one block
from market Sib-s0 PrIric avenue. y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

WANT'ED-Pos lion an tror 1--WE hours
for board-good musical; or az drug
clerk for board; sober, able TO pass eS.
animation. X. X. La Grange, Texas ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

WANTED-To buy medium sized horse:
gentle md well broken TO saddle nnh
harness; must not Pc Oyer years AZ oil.
office. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

S25 TO $40 weekly salary paid to cigar
statesmen; experience unnecessary; per
maneit position. W. l.. Kline Co. s..
Louis 5-g
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

nothing OF the Rtad In the State; 100
per cent profit; small capital required:
Addrefs 800. thia office. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

WANTED--By all-round printer. steady
situation; state wages when Wfitlng,
Address George Elceberger. Iioustonn
Texas. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

FOR SALE-My fine kentucky bay mare.
16 hands high, broken to drive or ride
not afilh of electric ears or steam
engines. L. Z. Boring, r. y. box 80. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

SITUATION wanted by white man to cook
IN camp or boarding cars: good bread
baker. Address 40 this office. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-26

GREAT Southern Employment Bureau.
10g Bourbon, New orleans, La.. licensed,
bonded. reliable. Will place you anywhere
eta,nn %
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NINE. JOSEPH, the great European clair
Voyant, palmist and fortune teller, can
be consulted on all affairs OF life, fun
sittinss. 800, and satisfaction given;
a. IN. to y. m. Sundays. ] 10 p. IN.
2Nll, Main street. q
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Ty)Il Notwithstanding house, well estab-
llshed In good location; wtll he fold
reasonnbio. satisfactory rcasonR given
for settling. Address VA. this office, 20
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LOST-At the knights Tenlpiars bar
ouet Thurscay night. point lace hand
kerchief; suitnbie reward given for rs
roturn to 2203 Ai.4n street. -.-- ~
4 BAY MARE found by Charles Al,
hrech,, with eddie marks and hrapd"t
q on left shoulder. AddroSs ChaEIes 81
brocht, this office. -- ~
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MRS. y. WATTS of Galveston, clairvov
ant medium; hours from to .. co.
Austin street, upstairs. q
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REGISTERED Jersey bull. 10 years
old. from tested stock: write giving de-
scriptl)n and price. II. o. b. cars. Ad-
dress Port Arthur Experimental Farm.
Frank NJ. Hammon, Supf.. For' Arthur
vevag w
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RHEUMATISM

Munyon's Rheumatism Cure is ruar,n.
teed TO cure acute or muscular rhetlm i.
tiissIi IN from one TO i've days. Shrrp.
snouiuS pans IN any part OF the body
stopped by Few doses. A promnf. com,
plcte and Permanent cure for jnmenoss
soreness sun back and all pains in hips
aud IONS chronic rheumatism, sciatica
mmhago or pain IN the back arc spcediiy
cured. Ut seldom fails to give relief from
one OF, Two doses. and almost Invariably
cures heIore one bottle has been used.
Price. % cents.
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SQUARE PIANOS. in lirst-clas8 order, sG
and $I5; large Estey organ, six octaVes,
walnut case, d bargain. Piano Exchange,
6l6 Travls street. q
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FOR SALE Lumber pull: much needed
Invention Tor conveniently hanuling lum-
Der whom in a pile or othorw.sc: small
ana light In construction. yet VERY
Pope, oaio John Wciderburn ~ Co. pat
Nnl nttOrmeys. MnshinRton. u. e. 70