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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-12-25

The Deborah Avery Chapter Of tn,
d A. r. have decided TO offer a hand
some gold medal annually, to the young
lady graduate Of the Lincoln High
School who prepares the bSst paper on
American history requiring some origin; !
investigation. The chapter now has
fifty members which entities it to two
delegates to the national congress at
Washington.
Tie club women OF Denver are push
ing strong campaign this year The
meetings are we'll attended, and are full
of interesting and live discussion upon
topics of interest to this day and genera
ton. 1t is a noticeable fact that the
clubs all over the country have begun to
take up practical subjects in the meet
ings, and there is less Of the playing at
doing something, and more Of the real
doing. American history. the study Of
Shakespeare, the investigation OF prob
lens civic aud municipal, are the things
which seem to be attracting the atten-
ton of the womsn III this day and age.
The move is ore in the right direction,
and long may it continue.
At the last meeting OF the Child Study
department the subject of growth was
discussed, espt o;ally growth in it's re-
lations to health and mental capacity.
Mrs. Berge. Miss Winnie Beach and Miss
Robbins had papers which it is much
wished every mother with school child
rem had heard Not only did they show
careful study, but the individual ex-
perience ard thought presented, made
them valuable and interesting and they
provoked discussion full Of suggestion.
Busy mothers who cannot find time to
etudy these important subjects, will find
the work done here SO very profitable
and there should be mothers to CO.
operate with the teachers to get full val
ne out of the work. Mrs. Wolfe's paper
on growth before birth, opening the dis
cussion, was clear and in,erestng
The History and Art Club Of Albion,
was organized January 18th. 1896.
The first officers were Mesdames A.
Harris, President; H. o. Os,ien. Vice.
President; T. H. Barley, Secretary and
Treasurer.
The organization became member OF
the Nebraska Sta'e Federation of Wo-
mans Clubs. in September this year.
Ancient History has been the course OF
study thus far, with current topics ard
OF same. The present officers
are Presiden', Mrs. James Howell; Vice.
Pre- ident, Mrs. T. H. Barkley; Secretary
and Treasurer, Miss Mile Mayer.
The last meeting was held December
l4th and was an especially interesting
one. The lesson embrace a general re-
view OF Grecian Art and Literature.
from its earliest period, including the
GolIen Age. Current events were given
by the members.
The Deborah Avery Chapter of the
of the American Revolution
we're entertained On Thursday afternoon
December 16 b. at the home of the State
Regeat, Mrs. L. B. Pound The event
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-12-25

The Deborah Avery Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
were entertained IN Thursday afternoon
December 16 b, at the home OF the State
Regeat, Mrs L. B. Pound The event
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-12-25

Tb, will be no meeting Of the House
hold Economics department CD Monday,
owing to it's nearness to Christmas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
COFFEE.

New York, September sl-Coffee-- Options
opened steady at unchanged prices; ruled
dull and featureless throughout the morn,
ing; business checked by absence of news
from BRAZILIAN markets, which are closed
for two days, European cables indifferent
and without influence. considerable
strength developed just before the close
ON active covering by shorts; closed firm.
with prices unchanged to 5 points net
advance. Sales, $500 bags, including:
September, 5S5; December, 6.20Q6.25 Spot
coffee-Rio quiet; No. invoice 65s; job
b.ng, III. Mild, steady: Cordova. 101z4l6h.
Sales, 200 bags Rio. points better than
No. Z. at 69. 600 bags Maracabo, 800 Cen
trail American 100 Savanilla, private
terms. Total warehouse deliveries Nom
the United States, 1878 including l4306
from New York New York stock today,
49,, l0l; United States stock, 473,Sl9; afioat
for the United States, $4,000; total visible
for tine United States. S2S. 059, against 5li,S2S
last year and 572. l9S in 1886
Now Orleans, September S.-Coffee-Or-
binary to low fair, 90ll.
Santos, September S.-Coffee-Honday.
Hamburg, September s.-Coffee--Opened
unchanged, closed at opening prices; sales
10000.
Havre, September s.--Coffee closed dull.
net unchanged. Sales. 1000.
Rio, September S.-Coffee-Holiday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
II. s. PERRY.

bone? Do you feel sorry for hav-
Lanier?"
moments hesitation Perry
10; do not. The only regret 1
hat OF leaving my children and
Under the same circumstances.
act again as / did before, for l
d right
gallows the condemned man Of
a short prayer for his own soul
bis wife and five little children.
black cap was being adjusted he
81 die in defense of my wife.
re his last words.
Stephen Perry was conducting
krocery store when he committed
) for which he paid the penalty
blows today. To supplement the
1ncome, Mrs. Perry took boarders
home on Piedmont avenue and
hese was Belly Lanier, a young
u student. The domestic rela-
the Perrys were not happy. Perry
Inc infatuated with a woman OF
bile character. In the troubles
De from this, Lan!er became in
As a result Perry shot and NOR
bnded him in the court house at
Monday, March S. After lingering
b days Lanier died from the ef-
THE wound. Both men were un-
bt when the shooting occurred,
)een taken into custody at Ingle-
(which place Perry had followed
pr the avowed purpose OF avenglng
to his wife.
b both were searched, Perry sue
concealing a pistol and 10 sooner
|party entered the court house at
THAN he fired upon Lanier. After
ting Perry said that his only re-
the fear that Lanier might live.
ped that Lanier had outraged Mrs.
PAnier strenuously denied that he
United the assault. and before his
Rde Il statement In which he said
hs angry because he u4anicr) had
\. Perry OF his (Pcrry's) alleged
with other women.
was placed on trial for his life
(clal term OF the Dekal5 superior
Decatur on Tuesday, April II, and
}.
Pse was appealed to the State su-
purt which refused to grant a new
Frong pressure was then brought
on Governor Atkinson to save the
ga man. but after granting
% allow him some time to investi-
Gaze the governor refused TO in
The sole plea of the defense
put the trial was that Perry killed
y aVenge an outrage upon hS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

AGENTS. Economy gas burner. saves 40
per cent OF gas. makes a large, beautiful
light and gives 100 per cent profit to
statesmen. General Agency Co.. 2.5 Dear
horn street. Chicago. III. II
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kD NO REGRET.
Nv HANGED At DECATUR,
n. FOR MURDER.
l.aed 10 the Last That He
! ..d the Deed to Protect
s.uctity OF His Home.

a., September s.-H. s. Per-
hanged for the murder Of Belly
Decatur today. The execution
on a gallows In the yard of
! county Jail. The doomed man
hit cool and collected TO the
kbe scaffold he declared his In
the crime OF murder. and re-
|. statement that he killed La
[,tect the sanctity of his home.
He'll at 11:43 a. m.
felt any regrets at having killed
refused to say so. Last night,
he had finished a prayer and
u be greatly agitated, Guard
]: "Perry, do you regret what
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

go ACRES choice black land, with 'front.'
age on Goose Creek, on opposite side
of bay from La Porte; price $3.50. VIII
son & Human, 2o3 KAN building. Il
FOR SALE-6lO acres of good prairie land
10 miles. from Houston, 50 per acre; 81
of Houston, $la per acre: good a.ehi-
room two-story house in Third ward. gal
leres ami halls $500; good iive-room
cottage hall and galleries. IN Third
ward. for sl250 the lot worth the money.
Gaut & Semple. 2oi and so5 Binz building,
Houst ton, Texas. TT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

7 e. PAGAN & CO.. real estate and
loans, 1D9ls Congress avenue, upstairs
We handle real estate on commission
buy ana soil property for others. ex-
~ iands for goods. lend money on
civ real estate, farms and ranches. We
,.nnresent loan companies. Also place
rnoney for individuals. we buy vendor :
lien notes, take ., np h mTehastI '' ~
we give special attention TO rentals.
We row have some choice bargains IN
cry pp,,,,cr, 1914
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

SAILED.
Gallo, Pagan, Tampico and Vera
70 Mono, Kerrnlsch, New Orleans.
{eees, Risk. New York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

$50, 600 ACRES OF iausds for sale: 20 houses
TO rent; furnished roams for rent at
headquarters Clerks Exchange, l0Qaik
Congress street, @, r. Beatty + Co.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

CHEAPEST frst-ciass house In town,
nicely furn shed rooms, bath and mod
ern improvements; close IN, traDgients
solicited No. i07 Austin street. 10
NICE, pleasant rooms. with unexcelled
table board and all home comforts; corr
yenient 10 business center, moderate
prices: references required. Sl2 Travis
street. ii
FOR RENT-With board. IL desired. sew
eral pleasant rooms, two quite large and
connected fronting on avenue. bltn, etc.
Apply 110i Texas avenue. corner Fannin
references exchanged, II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

have this day given our power Of attor-
S Mitchell 10 r both Of Hous, a Texas. Ali
documents Signed for MS by them. indi-
vldnally or Jointly, In the conduct Of
our business are 'in TMMfA " \ y. READ.
Houston. Texas. septemhcr / lssz.
State OF Georgia. County OF Fulton.
To Whom II May Concern:
Samuel NJ Imam OF Fulton counsys
Georgia: Walker Z. Inman OF Fulton couu-
ty, Georgia; Hugh 7. lnman OF ru,ton
county. Georgia. and William NJ. Read Of
Harris county. Texas. have agreed 70 form
a limited partnership, and do certify under
their respective hands aud seals as follows
to-wit:
First. Tho name and firm under which
the partnership is to DO conducted y and
shall DO '1nman 4 Read"
Second. Tho general nature OF the busi-
ness intended TO Se conducted Is the buying
and selling OF cotton. comprising. storing
aud handling the same. and Houstons
Texas the principal place OF business.
Third Samuel NJ lnman and William
NJ. Read are tho general partners, and
Walker y. Inman and Hugh I. inman are
tho special partners. ~
Samuel M. Inman, Hugh 7. Iuman and
Walker i, lnman reside In Atlanta, Fulton
county, Georgia. and William NJ. Read re-
sides In Houston. Harris county. Texas.
Fourth. Walker p lnman has contrib
utcd one hundred and fifty thousand dol
n''s VI .ap,.ai 70 Wy eo,s',vn o,th,,,sa
a. 'n'',an n"S "a ,,s,. ,,,,. ,,n,ia, ss,,
ital To tho common stock.
Fifth. The peliod at which the part
heisnip ~ 10 eoninence rs lne a',s. aas
VI svptempe,, o'sh,eeu nunuten q. nv r.u. ~
-, lin =. -, ~, .,a,s,a,,tar a..
tho year nineteen hundred.
Witness our hands and seals this Atm
day OF August, 1897.
SsN, ~, " , ,,i 60,
wae, ,'n' usi
,,i,, n., $50
c "l.'' ~, n.aa ,H,,s.'
Ms. ~, VI aar sa o1 ~ N l,,Iis t.
pclo.e .no "uu,'s'snVu. W. -. Ito, ~
Oh seiu ssa.o anu ,uul,s, hosasy pup'i'
"u'y alpp'n'o"' qu"''is" ~" ."n'''''snioies
W, " ""n,i ,s., ua.ne " "ss 1913 az.
,ahe aos' 1u 'iN,Noa. poIs'n",iS
appV'' -, Jan'a ~ , ~. iui'iau. VIM,
u'nn i,ub" - i,i'' ,'i a"u W''ion NJ
h1a", WY NV oa'n hnomh " rue peIson-
MY anu h,owu 70 Ine 70 DO me persons
sney iui''sen, .nonisn ,. W W. asu ihey
a ahn euen o. tncn, acsnoW s, psiose ine
"as ny a. AM ~, e~sn y, Nun s'sneu ana
| eAecutou 'vi 'no puipopvs 'nereii cohtainsu
,ho ioicBons c'rt'liea,e OF anu as 70 tho
Iv ol .ho limited par.hetsnip oi
n1 Ss hs,eun,' su's ms manu- ana aiiiAes
"'s oi''s'"' se"' ''''s "u as, - \, ,o', ,
yvaiisar ~ taman
r m"ahV =, - , .nni'n'
iiuhh u lhiunh'
w n Witt T. w'iiam NJ Read.
Notary public. fulton County. Georai..
| fseaI1
ctato =, rax.. c.,,,,,,, =. .r.,
=. 1919 VI Ns. >o"nty vi 'iarr"'
~ pt'son poIoio me, q notary puuiio IN
Mno ior .pe county OF iiaifis, ana state or
leAaS, came Wiiliain NJ head, VINO Is per-
sonhiiy known 70 me. ana no being frst
duly and lawfully sworn did depose ana
say on oath that no Is one of the general
partners OF tho limited partnership Of In
man AZ Road md samuel A fnn,a, 4. ma
other mariner Thai Wake p ,' In,n. 70 M. ma
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

7-o7 ATT-Far7n. $50 acres land, three
room house and barn, on Eraaeu o. 80 81
oar Snring station; Will lease OF -
"a rsaf acTss ~ farming AMI grazing iand
large frontage on graded roa1, nea,
iJns,tiey John Kennedy. attorney a.,
law. Houston, TEXAS, -
ron sALE-Near Lynchhurg, a. s ma
,y.r, ~ 10 acres q acres In CULTIVATION,
I'm 80 fine inter; plenty water For
further FUR particulars cali iSes Eiys's,n,
street. Fifth ward
NIcF, residences for sale or rent In Brnn-
ner: acreage close In; y-aers be r or,
.ra I'd. farun and ranch lands In dinerent
cnunties: ali on favorable terms Ad-
dress Drummer Land Co.. Drummer. Tex.H
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

FOR sALE-1Now look at this. The choice
building block bounded by Fannin, san
Jaeinto. Holman and Francis streets.
Third ward. Entire block for s44oO; hall
or quarter pro rata. II is cheap Several
good homes and bargains in lands. Geo.
l.. Porter, 307Ia Main street. 1871
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

WE CONTROL a large list OF city and
country property and can suit you as to
prices. terms and location; houses and
lots for sale in every ward on easy
terms. our list of land IN South Texas
Is complete and prices low. Brazos river
and Caney plantations a. bargains.
We have the largest trading list IN
the State and can suit you coming ana
goIug. Write us your wants.
NORFLEET & COOLEY.
uutnhins EOmse. Houston. TeMas.
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WANTED-In private family, two rooms
and board for three; no children. refer
ences exchanged. Address 1895. this Of.
ace. y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
Marine INTELLIGENCE,

Fort of Galveston. September S.
ARRIVED.
Ffeld, Bremen.
ier, Alshager, Porto Rico.
t Hunter, St. Lucia.
rgah, staples, Morgan City.
suhipsa, Minot, Velasco.
SAILED.
Gallo. Pagan, Tampico and Vera
70 Mono, Kerrnisch, New Orleans.
eees, Risk. New York.
VESSELS IN PORT.
wen, Alfred Holt.
aetia, Fowler g. Neville.
Ia; Aaoue Z Lobit
ats Of sunda. Elder Dempster =
eina, Elder. Dempster & Co.
Iopean, Sewers & Sons.
hlvlg, ] Moller & Co.
skih' VIM. Parr & Co.
vn,or, W. d. Orthwein g. Co.
seta, Fowler & McVitle.
1n, VIM. Parr & Co.
lersgate, u. Ripley.
,laa, VIM. Parr & Co.
NJ, J, Moller & Co.
uue1u, W. w. Wilson,
.er; Texas Star flour mills.
hunter, j. Moller.
yy.Inno,a, NJ. Marcowltz.
'o'h iwohey, Flood & Co.
tn nARED FOR GALVESTON.
~ NJ, AZ Greenock. July 20.
MY Barry. July %.
nyfa, Hamburg, August II.
NSdte, las palpoag kn,r,ct N
nia Sierra Leone. August II.
lara A. Phinney, New York, Au-
rsi.ena, Antwerp August 81.
niMgton, Antwerp. August "a
J LnIhsi1ler' Liverpool via Buenos
rumfeli' Barry via Buenos Ayres.
nmmond. Barry via Buenos Ayres,
rsan. Ceara. August 25.
mi Iower, Hamburg, August I.
S5r,aer, Pernambuco, August q.
I1ssnyleh. Swansea. August q.
em,snpr. Liverpool. September /.
hrs pnere, Las Palmas, August 80.
Ia barry. September /.
IN LSSverpool. September /.
maj i-toIe, August 30.
nrasan, Liverpool. August IA.
hnl ps sas, New York, September 4,
sa,aoere: Hamburg, September &
a-i.,e, Newport. August "a.
~ Manchester, August 25.
{ar,,,,w' London VIA Buenos Ayrcs.
tenra Manchester. Aurust q.
|snsaose, al st. Nazaire, July 10.
New York. September 4
onsttts, Liverpool July ii.
= sands. Rio Janearo. August Is.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED--WeH furnished cottage. with
bath, gas watei w0i KS. within ten blocks
Of posboff ce. AdcrCss X. Nj. a., this
office. il
WANTED TO RDNT-By October /, large
room IA private family for two young
men and hoy OF IA. hot and cold hatbs.
permanent II suitable. Address, stating
terms with or without board, No. $40.
this office 8
WANTED TO RENT-Six or elght-room
house, modern convenierces. large yard.
near In. Third ward preferred. Address
1872 this Office II
WANTED TO RBNT-By responsible
married couple without children, a dcely
furnished residence. close in, with mod
ern ccnveniences; gilt edge reference.
Address T. o. box No 10. II
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FINANCIAL.

CAN furnish any amount OF money
wanted on brick business properly IN
Houston. for and s per cent. n. L:
Mills. 2d Main street. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Elegant full leather ton
rhactcns. with leather trimmings aud
spring backs, worth $50, $40. EdFw. Lar
endon corner OF Franklin and Caro-
line street. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by middlc-s.gct
man TO work around the house. Ad
dress q. h., this office. i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

FOR SALE--Seccnd-h hand National Cash
Register. cost $500 new, has been in use
year. fun rickle plated; 1t is a bar
gam. who wants 1t? j. j. PASTORAL
Printing and Litho Co, Houston. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

MlDDlsE-ACsl;D lady wishes home ir
Family to assist in housewurk and d.
sewing; VIII work for small wages; pre-.
fer the country. Address 1869. this OF.
flee. II
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W-NNTED--L homework by white
woman; no cooking. Address 1916. this
office. 4,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

STENoGRApHER and typewriter. mex.
perienced. wants position; goo1 pcnnan,
SS per month, Address Stenogrlphe r,
box 10, Buttcncld Texas, II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

FOR SALE-Nice dwelling, eleven roasns,
modern improvements, in the business
part OF the city. opposite Bristol Hotel.
Apply 500 Rusk avenue, over the store. IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

Filed for record September O. 1897. at
a;5o o'clock p. m. The Houston Post n
hereby designated as tho paper in which
the within notice Will be published for six
weeks. IT, r. Dupree
Clerk County Court Harris County.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
SITUATION WANTED.

WANI'Ep-By young man who Is expe
riencsd in bookkeeping, a position a
bookkecper or assistant, NO objection &
leaNing city: reference. Address NJ. II
c., this office I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

JUST ARRIVED--New crop turnip seed
new rye. new barley, millct sorghum
and fall garden and field seeds OF every
description, fruit boxes and baskets,
factory price Holloway Seed. Grain and
Commission Co., 22l Elm street. Dallas
Texas II
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FOR SALE-A high grade 81 bicycle.
cheap; only used q few days Address
+. ID. c l.. this office. .
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TYPEwRrTERS-Do pay 800 for
typewriter when you can get the best
for nearly one-half the price; the latest
improved Hartford is the up-to-date ma
chine; send for catalogue. We also have
n large stock II second hand typewrlters
OF all makes which We have taken In TX
change. at very low prices; It will pay
You to write Us II you are In the market
before buying elsewhere and get our
prices. i. J. Iinek a. Co., agents, CAL
weston. Texas. $40
DAYTON ELECTRIC FANS
Croker Wheeler MOTORS.
General Electric Motors and Generators
Buckeye Incandescent Lamps.
And a fun line OF high grade Electric
supplies of all kinds.
Repairs TO al kinds of apparatus.
Contractor for complete plants.
l.. IL. MILLER.
office, No. II Main street.
Phone 5S5 n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

Wl\NrEDs-'By competent lady, situation
as housekccper or scamStress, no oblec-
ton to leave the city. Address u. H.,
this office. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

TO WHOM II MAY CoNcERN--I have
no connection whatever with tho Guar
anty Loan and Investment company.
ana have not Lad since resigning from,
It's board OF directors. Immediately after
it's organization. Any use OF my name
in connection with It's affairs Is unau-
tho.ized and fraudulent. John IL. Kirby.
80
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FOR SAI.E--Full leather top buggies.
worth T5, for $50 Edw. clarendon, cor
ner Franklin and Caroline street. "A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

THE BOARD or MEDICAL EXAMTN-
ERS for the Eleventh district Will meet
at DR.. Geo. W. I.arcndon's office Satur-
day, September u, 1897. Mt 8 D. IN.
Geo. w. clarendon. NJ. D..
S-10 Secretary
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AN HONEST German desires a Job milk
ing COWS, tending TO horses and making
himself useful around the house; ref
erences given. Address 1898, this Of
nee. II
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WANTED--Rciiabie man wants work
around house. flower garden. Address
q. c. this office. II
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PHYSICIANS DIRECTORY.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

TO ARCHIrEcTs-Th city OF Calvert
desires plans and specifications for a
two-story brick building, TO be used for
a city fireman hall. For Information
address c. s. Meredith. mayor city OF
Calvert. Is
BIDS viii be received for 80 acres Of
fine prairie iaG1d ,ip to September Is l..
T. Eads. Rinx buildipG. II
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FOR SALB--A 2-pair high 9xiS roller mill
good as new cheap. Apply at 1908 Mont
Eomcry avenue. 4
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED TO BTY--1hroc miles OF light
iron for tram road. one light tram en-
gino. four tram cars. Address bog lOi,
Beaumont, ToXnA. lb
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FOR SALE-Two imported rifles, latest
pattern. standard MAKE, run chance 10
got good gun. Apply l7i2 Capitol
avenue, 0
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FOR SALE-A well-equppod newspaper
ulant, located al Corslcana; old estab-
lished business. terms easy. Address
lock box GIG Ccrslcana, Texas 1923
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

F.. o. r. mill, Texas interior points. &C.
cording to location:
Per Gallon.
Prime crude oil. loose..... l7,s@ IS
Refined batter oil loose 80. q
Prime summer yellow oil.... ~
Short Ton.
Prime cotton seed cake.....S 14 30 dl6 60
Prime cotton seed meal...... IS % ais 50
Cotton Sepu nullS,--......... .................
For local delivery Houston mills quote
meal and cake at sl7.50ulS00 per ton
Cotton seed is wcrth 81 seas. 90 per ton,
{. G. b. ctis. Texas interior points.
Remarks Market firm with good de-
mand for meal and cake,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

HARNESS FOR SALE--Fine lot of har-
ness, worth $50. for sale at SO per set
.dw. clarendon, corner Franklin and
Caroline street. IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

WANTED To buy pony and saddle cheap
| for cash, Address, stating price. No.
1870. tl.s { liioc. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09

tolls, old sold hcught. watch cleaning.
300: handspring. soc; work guaranteed.
Houston Loan Dfiice. No l0i, Preston.
Ed c, Smith, proprietor; j. NJ. Faehr-
mann. watI maker. 1913
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-09
LOST, FOUND, STRAY. STOLEN.

LOST-On Sunday. purse containing
money and two Keys. keep moury and
RETURN purse and keys 10 stamp win-
dow at Houston postoffcc. No ques-
tione asked. II