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Christmas Cake !
Fireworks, Candies, Nuts, Etc

II YOU want plain or fancy Candies
Nuts, or Fire Works for Christmas cali
ut III. .. lcorsOn'S Ferry Confectionery
and you can get them cheaper, either
wholesale or retail than they can b.
bought anywhere in the city. He has u
ton OF nuts which he will dispose OF. Fire
works i'll endless quantities. dci2-if
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For Other E.ornI Soc sixth Page.

SilvecTrimmed Canes and Umbrellas
Charles r. Melton & Co.
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RENTS COLLECTED

This office is prominently located. and
secures the first call from persons dcsjr
Ing 10 rent houses. thus getting the best
tenants.
We also make larger returns than any
other agency. and will submit CoDios NJ
reports for the past fourteen years To
prove this asscrtlon ~
Place your rent roll where Won ,v,,,
Get the largest return.
JOHN L. WATSON.
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TILE DRAINS.

Although my farming up to date has
largely been done by proxy. yet nave
been close observer Of the farming in
terests during my seven years OF residence
here, and here are some OF my conciu-
sions:
The black, heavy soils of the coast coun-
try need tile drains to get the best results
This, with deep blowing in the preparation
of the soil, will insure crop ON this land
of corn, cotton, peas. millet oats or almost
any other field crop.
With tile drainage, very little or no sur
face drainage is necessary. When prop
erly treated our black lands are naturally
productive and need very little fertiiizine'
except for a few special crops, such as
onions, celery. etc. have grown very fine
Strawberries beans, potatoes, peas and
artichokes without any fertilizing what
ever, and / have seen good cotton tsea
island) grow 1900 pounds OF seed cotton on
a small fraction over one acre without fer-
tilizing. / am satisfied that this is
splendid cotton country, hut thlnk there
are many other things that can be grown
that will pay better Al kinds of vege-
tables grow well and pay handsomely, and
these give n succession OF crops that can
be grown in one season, while 1t takes all
the year to make AMI market a cotton
crop. Strawberries pay from 800 to StoC
per acre; celery about slao; cabhage you
TO $3.50, and potatoes ts"eet ahu lrish'
about the same. These are some of our
leading crops. and I will undertake TO
satisfy any doubling Thomas that these
estimates are not overdrawn.
In conversation with an intelligent Ne
braskn farmer at Clear Creek Few days
ago, he remarked: III the people OF the
Northwest could see this coast country as
l see 1t. IL would all be settled in less than
five years" Coming from one OF the best
farming regions in the world.l think this
high praise. But the capabilities oil our
favored section have been set forth SO often
that n seems monotonons to be continually
reiterating them We claim to have good
country. and would like to see II settled
up with good. honest people, and that Is as
far as my interest goes--for ] have no land
TO sell. That 1t will be settled admits OF
no doubt. for II Is being done every day
by some new family coming in and casting
their lot with us. j. IL May"
Dickinson, Texas.
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BUSINESS CHANcE3:
mi s<.NAyAAA-r

,,7777--e.; ,7 ,-I--.S FOR SAL.E-In Yoakum. si0,-
~ - :, IL Of lumber and builders ma
v ,ers slo bngg.es, barb wire, etc tfns busl-
teIsat s:,anj: cause Of sale. death OF own
ar Address Baker & Leonard iosHu'l y
Texas.
FOR sALEon account e 81 sieRea GOOD
hote, ~, er' trade. Cheap for cash. APP
ar W box ise, Weimar, Texas: q
- s,T.F,-Fousehold goods and French
FOL ls,alrant outfit. OH account o. sicknsia I
sspts Of 5 p address snssH F. j, ' isssrlnsaas
sen. Lake Charles. La
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nhd District Bankers,

-''a'o' Texas, February 10.-Ths
us Of Inc Third District Bankers
- NJ. u Texas was held In this city
10y, s%uI twenty Of the leading bank
Iaxest Texas We're represented.
H n 60 officers were elected: Presl-
" hhpstein, cashier OF the First
sanS Of Beeville; secretary, d. G.
a M OF the Commercial Ma
~ o. Beeyille; executive commit .
Ainch. aust D. l. Miller
General discussion it was tstsr.
s,.sommend and support an cont :.
sI,,r nv Jon, ln'ermission. Mr.. Edwin
s,' aplla' Be Encouragod?" ''''''''
WESTON, Shall Cattle Re- ,d,,,,,.,
I'm z @e sn was brought ND by
n, =. Jones of Beeville. Who wen, NJ
nm NV thoroughly and infinitely
4, sa, ,ae sentiments of the associa
MA. sio'aacladlng that the inter asso''a Il,
N'ls industry. '"'e projection
Il, sr..' adjourned subject to tho
'Aecullye Committee
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|, ,.' 'ssas' February lO-Ben Tram
s ssssn' in last night by Deputy
h al oa !, from from GEORGETOWN and
As Ordsra e,s court of this MILAN,
NJ vault ,or "a a safe with time look
a,lsoo' ' :, tn, the treasurer's office a. II
Putty los, II ", wil no be remembered that
Failure here , ,li,O0O in the Crawford
~ NE agitation over this rs r party
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land in this and adjoining counties at
roster, Moore Burnett Building. l0ls
Texas avenue. II
SNAPS IN CITY PROPERTY
2l2 lots Gone corner N Third ward.
Splendid flve-roo.u cottage. on 5O-foot
lot, Third ward. Slioo; the lot alone
worth ?1l9. o.,
Two beautiful lots Third ward, $1,000.
Five nice lots, Fourth ward, near car
lire. with slx-room house on same, must
sell; price $500. worth 5000. -,
Lands, so acres of line Brazos bot
tom land, improved. $1,000. on terms a
4o 50, 100 and 800 acre tracts of first
class black land near Houston, at si".
SIC and S2c per acre. on terms.
Tracts of TO- 50 and l6l acres, twenty
miles from Houston, $40 per acre. 10 per
cent cash and balance from TWO 10 Ten
years, per cent interest. n,
las acres of splendid timber land. .
miles from Houston. 81; 80 per acre .,,,
II acres well improved. four miles from
Houston, sl.iO. on easy terms. r
40 acres nicely improved. five miles
from from Houston, si1eo en- terms hIack nralrie
land. near Houss, on, to trade tor lm-
proved North Texas farm.
If II. Il. Gaut, Binz Building.
FOR sALE-Lot Z, block 49,, 75xl25 feet,
corner Webster and Travis: VIII take
5000 cash. Apply Il. P. Hamblen. Il
HOUSES, large or SIN III, to snit. any pock-
ethook or style, in or ont of city, Tor
white or colored; payments TO SUM- pur-
chaser; will take untmprored land as
part payment. Cline. Cline 4 Thompo
son, 1Ol0lh Congress avenue. II
LAND FOR SALE OR EXCH ANGE-
About $500 acres well improved raneh.
IS miles from railway. Price $4,000. ole,
half cash, or will accept one-halt m gooa
city property Particulars OF T. ..
skaggs Real Estate Company. Beevile;
Texas. |.
73s ACRES fine land, heavily timbered
with white oak. on San Jacinto river
near II, Il. x w. T. railroad, only -
per acre; easy terms. Wilson q iiahHa. ~
2o3 Kan building.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.


'WWIs -sH,-1 ls-sis
SEALED BIDS will be received by the
undersigned for the constructlo Of
fences. walks and driveways around tho
new court house and jail. and for the
placing OF pillng and bulkbea1s in the
rear of the building. Plans and specii-
cations on file In the County Surveyors
office. Each bid to be accompanied by
certified check of $3.50. and the success-
fu bidder TO give satisfactory bond To
County Judge m the sum of 500 with n
guarantee to keen said work in good rc
pair for five years. Bids to be opeped
Saturday. February % 1897. The right
reserved to reject any and all bids
w. n. SHAW,
Codnty Judge Harris County. Texas.
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SITUATION WANTED--A gentleman
tcachcr of four years experience In high
sci COL work wants employment of any
Kind during he spring and summer
references given and required. Address
b. j.. box 81. Coleman. Texas. 10
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mi, INA
! SPECIAL NorlcEs.


NOTICE or. SALE or FREluHT-.
day. March ). 1897. at 3 p, M. the Texas
and New Orleans Railroad company
VIII oncr for sale ut Its freight depot In
the city of Houston, Harris county. Tex
as, said depot being located on or near
Rev Orleans avenue and Montgomery
avenue, tn the said city OF Houston, GER
tain shipments OF freight. as follows;
lb7 cases OF NJ. d L. butter oil, shipped
ftom New York July nth. cx s. =. I'll
OF no" No. 81. received at Houston July
70, ON New York to noaston whybll Il
20, Of July lIth, shipped by the Meyer
" eases NJ. & =. butter OH, shipped
from New York July 10Th. ox 8, s, "El
Insp" No Isl received at Houston July
q on New York to Houston waybil r
.2S, july n; shipped by the Meyers \
Hicks company. Baltimore. Md,
Which said freight shipments above
described have remained unclaimed in
the hands of ihc TeNas ana New Orleans
Railroad company for n space OF more
than three months at It's office or depot
In the city of Houston Texas. prior TO
The a0th dav of January. 1897. and that
the proceeds derived from the sale OF
the sqdd freight, after deducting reason
able expenses, for keeping, storing and
caring for same after It's arrival In
the city OF Houston until sold. and costs
OF sale. shall be applied TO the payment
of proper freight charges accruing IN
transit. and that the surplus, II s!itsi Will
he held by the said Texas ana New Or
leans Railroad company subject 10 the
order of the owner of said freight his
duly authorized agent or attorney.
TeNna and New orlcanA railroad Co,
G. W Scdgw!ck, Agent. So
IRON and steel work for buildings.
BRIDGES roofs, standpipes, etc. designs
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Ei,sr .A's' February lo.--Another
Is,',, Occurred here this morning,
.l1s sa..' When the taller opened the
ss Pa NJ Pablo T, Flores. who made s
se after 'T Tl6ra. corrigan and the
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YOUNG Gcrinan OF good education do
s.rcs light employment IN exchange for
board Address q this office. Il
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FOR RENT--Threc or four good rooms
for ight housekeeping. partly furnished
or unfurnished good ne'ghrorhood; mo :
ern conveniences; private family, reiers
ences exchanged, Call at once. so Jcncr-
son II
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m ull
SITUATIONS WANTED.
ss-IisA .s,. @A--is!l4s.-.-
j fun.

SITUATION wanted by white cook, man;
hoa riding house. section house, hotel or
hoariimg cars fifteen years experience,
IN city or out, Address -, this Office. II
naturalization by colored man do
ing ANYTHING around house for board
and room for a while. Address 1901, TINS
Office. -
WANTED-Wo of any kind by a, conf
uetent. an round German; garden, mouse;
stable etc: city or outside eau I'VE
Houston avenue
NATURALIZATION TO run stationary en-
ONE and pUmps. can FURNISH pest OF
racarea,,a; Will work on small salary.
Address G. T. Swensou, sugar Lang
Texas.
YOUNG lady. moderate Sducaioil, aSs'' ~ ~
nositfon anything where noeueu. or
house work IN private family; retyre,i &c
given; companion LOT lauy' HPp's - 70
Montgomery eVeh1e: -------------------- =
WANTED-A white lady wants place
.e cook on a section; understands the
business we'll. Address. MIS- Z. ,J'
Johnson. Houston. Texas ~
w ANTED-Posi,ion by single man as
clerk i'm dry goods or grocery STORE nave
five years experience; good st9Sh hecp r.
hest OF references given. Address boN
No. 200. ALVIN, Texas. u
WANTEp-Situation as band fiier or pan;
.ng mill foreman; four ye ar, p.''v v ss,
nractical experience as planning m dots-
NAN am Is years old. soper, inulst r
ms and called a hustler. Address r. "a
this office.
WASTED-A situation as teacher IN a
scl,ool. or as governess. by a iauy WIZ
bss had ten years experience IN teacn,
10 ard music teaching. Address MISS
n l. Anderson. Phaer. Brazora count y
Texas.
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BoOKKEEPER, graduate Eastman Bud.
ness college. eight years experience.
wants situation. No. / city reference
Book keeper. this office. II
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GOOD experienced collarma1, good refer.
once four years experience, wishes em-
ployment. Find the same at 1il6 Visitor
street. 1,
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eight years experience; best of refer
ences; small town preferred. Address
Lock Box 6, Alvin, Texas. 10
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FOR SALE--Chonp, To- prevent inhrcedine.
roNallv bred registered Jersey hull. In
sle's Victor st. Heller No s3.a2: dan, Tho
fomous COW l'letc of Riverside No. u, SO
who made 80 pounds bA ounces butter
In seven days; write FOR pedigree, price.
etc, $, w. Parish. Calvert Texas.
FOR SALE-A fne litter OF st. Bernard
pnppies;, male, ~; pair. $40 =, Adercss
Eov Father NtNtla, Frafa TcNas. or
A. Grlnnemann. ElnIonsa. reNae. 10
FOR SAL E--thcap. two eight mouths old
thoroughbred liewelleu setter pups.
male and female, unhroke; pCsligrce1.
Can be seen at corner Harrisburg road
nnl Allby streets. -.----------------.-----lL Z
NEW BLACKSMITH outfit. complete, FOR
half value: brass valves, ppe Ut nss,
tniectors betting less than half prize,
push cart, steel whcclharrow. Collins
Furniture Company. under Hotel BOY 70.
OFFICE DESKS, valuable old books; an
iumense stock of new and secondhand
furniture. cheaper than anywhere else.
Collins Furniture Company, ZIG Louis
sNna street. pndm Hotel Boyle. u
FOR sALE-60o head cattle consisting Of
and 2-Ycar-oll yc0rl1ngS, COWS and
feeders, Address o, q. Purvls, stryker.
Polk county. Texas. -
THREE pure bred IIolsteln-F roslon bulls.
/ Year old for SIS n suar. For iniortna
tioh aahtess h't', Nllo"''9' p's"''' ~ Ia
,,np e,rr ,,,,,a. ,r, horsos .n,,c nv
fV ~. ri,, H,,nrs "''o NJ, etocL M rc,',n
s.aitei sandberg's stable. b0l Preston
my permanent location. II. X, Tousey.
7-777 (, u Is NM 73cI-- oT Very c6oIcc
cleaned rice al low figure, " ~ o, more
saek orde'H' WHY" ~" s sarl.sD V WesinSe
La. ~
E,,t, 1uIE next fbfrtv DAYS / offer Ocw
fn,,r.nanfi cypress doors az follows; 400
doors. . S"xG' S'xr ~, at Sll5. 800 cy-
press doors. 9 10 NJ 10'Xl' ~. nj $l2b;
lob cypress doors. 3'xi'xl' "a, a. sl5o;
a,-ud In vour orders ,sarly. NJ Fettoi.
Ssi .Ss6 Magazine street, New Orleans,
La Il
$500 WORTH or Noeal am lnTtrus, ~, a..
music. iucludinE lnHhnohh sop w ~ :;
EMterprise MUSIC co. MaIshAil. IeM .-z. !. !:
I A SET of good violin. mandolin or gultMI
/ strings for 2ac, stale q Eut o, s,erl II II
| desired. Enterprise MUSIC Co ""'s"i' i,
Texas. l.
I a STEAM flyInp Jennie. one OF the finest
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WANTED Situation by young coiorcd
man TO do any kind of work. Address
SO. this office. IA
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WANTED TO BUY.


WANTED--To buy wood IN carload lots:
please state pric" and quality FOB. Al
Vim. Texas: Address Boz ~, ALVIN. re%,l
WANTED~To buy large fierce watch
dog. also no hire good man for al kinds
OF work about farm. Address ~. Me;
Glnnis. Clodlnc. Fort Bend county, Tcxlll
WANrEr,--To buy i6-Fnugc shotgun.
hammerless and Parker preferred, Nd
drcs'. stating Lowest cash price. M,
this office. ~
WANTED cash, q cash carrier sys-
tenn six or seven stations. 'Inr1-ons'
preferred. II. II. Andersen. Nnvasota,
Texas. ~
ANTED-- Second hand phaeton, IN GOOD
condition. two-ses,tet one preferred. Cnll
at l2li Polk aNs1uc. u
WANTED Several cars of good young
range horses and mares; wrtc giving
price. etc Address NJ. l.. NJ. care John
Segrcst. Wostlakc, La. IL
WANTF D--To l,uy n portable boiler and
ongarc 81 or 40 horse power must DO IN
GOOD running order; state size of cyltn-
der. also pornable boiler 40 horse power.
Address D. NJ. Angle, Houston. IL
WANTED no buy furniture aud house,
held goods. parties wanting to sell VIII
do we'll TO sec me. Address "A, care
of lock box CO, Houston. Texas, II
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I'll REE neatly furnished rooms fer light
housekeeping VIII rent very reasonable;
pleasant NO ghborhood, convenient 30
street car. good water. Apply liz san
Jacinto. corner Dallas II
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TO MERCHANTS handling Weimer.
Wright & Watkin Will Wear Well Shoes
from Philadelphia, Pa. address me. box
81, Houston, Texas; give weeks notice
If to meet in Houston with sompies. y.
l. Riddick. II
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FOR RENTl-Two-story dwelling house,
No ESQ., Austin street: Sl2 per month
Apply Childress & Taylor. Cotton EN-
change. 10
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FOR RENT-.One eIGht-roon. two story
house. Charities. corner Lamar. with
outhouscs and large ward room. Apply
TO C. II. Ashe, iilsis Preston avenue. IL
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WANTED-S, Situation as filler or foreman
IN mill. cut ~. 900 to $1,000; % years ex-
ngrlenco; reference given. Address j. II
w. box n. lMflSn, Texas. IA
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NIAVI-A home treatment for uterine
troubles. Investigate. at 402 Binz build
ing; lady attendants from . to p. m
advice and health book free. IL
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FOR RENT-Four nice five room cottages,
convenient to street railway; choice at
Nn.M per month"; good enough for any
one, j. II. Bright. room $50, Mason
block. 10
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G11 mn
----------------l3---7
EIn IATN nYrrD
ALAE WAIVED.
...Ellx.- ELL.
WANTEp-A white boy with one years
SSX on,r - in io a drug store Can at Sls
-------- - - :.
Nancy easily made by writing Safety
lSni life insurance for the Oh Hart
ford Mr. Pant erson wal call and IN
struct: notes hrsi annual premium at
our our risk, Harris & Patterson. managers
'h''i"s' .-----.-... --..-------.
TRAVELLING Statesmen for cigars. old
reliable house; experience unnecessary;
sMIra inducements 10 customers $40 10
Si9o per month and expenses. Chas. G.
- 9.sIlop 49, y %. 81. LOUIS.
pioyed. end viii work Tor sis per week,
write MacConuell Bros. Ii Franklin
slren!. BosLon. Mass.
WANTED-W woman to cook Mrs
Masso. SIS Mckee street. II
" ,-,,1s11 =, = ---------------
W ANllSD-Good cook. Apply lnl San ia
elnto: corner Commerce avenue. l.
SIN whge women to cook. two women ia
cook on section: Ten families to work
on form. Can or write 8ureau of In
formation. siFl Travis street IL
~, ---------------------------
an ,rr.,ri ma A., -. ~. y, 80
III III Inan,,nndd liI' ~ maze herself uselul
a na.. a''"',u tne uoVuSe' no answer 70 Iet.
Nain apply Ni'uan'e H. doNiol' 'vn
- -
WANTED-Good woman cook. Apply 1Ol
san Jacinto. corner Commerce street. ~
~ ,NTrIyI1
~ l. ~ o mon lev slrl 10 nurse a
- oaps. Alplg goe IIallle avenue. J.
NANrED-A good cook white man nre-
i,erre1' gooG Wast's 10 rlshl man; mast
re ao"g ~ NJ" soou rtle'Snce. ACTRESS
u, j.. oU ~, p4oPFe'of JACKSON llottl,
W w tint !, ! eAe - L
AN E,NFERIENCED dairvmall. sober ava
induslrious. Write at once. W. j. Eos
Ter, NaVasota, IeNas. Il
WANTED-German pIrl TO do cooj1in,- ANA
laundry work for small famtI,i ,noder'
aae wages bur good place for suitable
SRI. Address Box 239, Lockhart. Texa5
IL
w ,-7rT-I7
a. ., p,a'a' pS ~ ''us
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IRON and steel work for buildings.
hridpeH roofs, standpipes, etc; designs
and estimates free on application. Tho
Gillette Herzog Manufacturing Co.. NJ.
DE Leon Agent. Khan building. Houston,
TrNag, 22T-W
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I!4ss'is,A . COLD ~ ONE DAY
~. a NE money if il fails
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE

.~.uA.ls.> ...Ls.I~,-|
TO ENCHANGl1-A registered POLAND
CHINA boar for fun blood shepherd dog
Address r. II. spell, keldchie, La. l.
% ACRES black loan land, twelve mles
from Houston, and good improved husi.
ness lot, Nelasco, exchange for NOR
cbandisc; pay cash difference. j, F.
this Office la
FOR SALE OR EXCllANGE~-l6O acres
choice fruit land. adjoining the Texas
CITY cosnpany's property, for improved
farm or city property. WIN. SkirVine.
Alta Iona. Texas II
TO EXCHANGE for Texas city or coun-
Try property. large, modern, Broom resi-
dence. built 1891, corner lot 60Xl00, TWO
miles from courthouse, In portland, Ore:
cheap at $500, Address Postoftce box
o. Schuleuburg Texas IA
WE HAVE the largest liat of property
OF all lSinis for exchange, IN the state
of Texas. Write us what you have to
offer. or what you want. NorIleet 4
Cooley, II
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WOULD like TO know the address of Mrs
A. +. Smith, mai1en name Agnes Gul-
iver: any information will be thankfully
received. Address 300, this office. 12
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EXPERIENCED office and business man
wants situation. viii travel or take no
silon in country store; salary no oh.
dress G. l.. ". this office. IA
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PERSONAL.
>Ibfl.- -. 49, ~llSlk

List of answers to advertisements in
office of The Post for the week ending
Saturday, February g. 1897.
a. G. CD. A. IL. i. ,2); a. b. 200 80; 2ll7,
c. ID. E.: 1854; G. bikes; 77S0 (2); L. j.,
G.. H. a. b: II. F.: $3.50; $. n. Harry %;
II j: G. r.: 172l; l. j. j. Jones S2;
$685.: Neb. ~; N. e. b.; o. g.: 3. l.. Phil
lips: 93il; S. y. G); /. w. Thomas; 5l2l
1872 W. b.: 500.
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FARM FOR RENT-Thlrly acres land, IN
good cultivation, four room house. Sis
miles west OF Houston Apply to NJ,
Y. WcSthoimer. lOlp Tomas aNcnuc. rs
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FOR sALE-600 head cattle, consisting Of
and 2-Ycar-oll yc0rl1ngS, COWS and
feeders. Address o, q. Purvis, Strykor,
Polk county. Texas. -
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FOR RENT--N.cc furnished rooms; one
block from court house; eentlemen only
rent reasonable. Apply Sl5 Caroline st,
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DIR. VIM. A. BONEIL. Specialist In Ca
tarrh, Diseases of Women. Nervous
Sexual and Chronic Diseases, Alcohol
Opium and Tobacco Habits. Office, Ma
son Block. d
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| HELP WANTED.
."s.sELls.., ..-atl.lAy...

WANTED-A white boy with one yean's
experience in "a drug store. Call at Sl3
Congress street. ii
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LOST, SrRAYED, OR STOLEN

TTil
A-s1r4l...-e -. ,".1n--r-
IOST-Rench- legged black and tan dog;
last seen about Prairie and Crawloru
reward II returned TO 1905 Pease. -
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FOR SALE Mules and horses, some ex-
ira broken drivers Nll stock as repre-
s.,ttci. Sandberg's stable. 5Dl Preston.
my permanent location. T. *, Tousey.
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MRS. BAISTER, having reopened dress
making. cordially soicits the patronage
OF the ladies of Houston; perfect fit and
satisfaction guaranteed: all work finish
ed when promised; % years experience;
Oil Fannin street. 13
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NEW YORK Steam Dye Works. the only
exclusive cleaning and dyeng house in
Houston: ladies' and gents garments of
all description dyed aud cleaned. Joe
Roscuthal, manager 800 Travis; agents
wanted. ga
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PHARMACIST. registered 10 years ox.
perence, wants situations good refer
eMees; SALARY reasonable V. A. Snow,
Gstesville. Texas. Il