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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-19

Mzn EZceEnE E111 she New Camp
E-1u Al -f-scr1CnA.

Canon -Irv. COL. Dec -9-TE1e z1-ulr=-
-uHzIt over r-la ra1liI--iaa bile gold strike
me -8uDer KING claim owned by z1Ll-
7-77r- Il -azzs147 IN --7t4 r-s-a.7rr 17-l r--1lre.
E----leEzlllr lulttretts 1t 1r1sDet.rlrs TO
s1ele nj lie 1I1it ---1t-I--tlll's.tt NH
l- t-TIn lu-1a- sI-uus Ia now III me
r-IfIIIu saying --1G- lis
El-e--7 4 genuine
zl-lIlEI11l Y Dawson 1zlTa He'd lDni-
.IClu -1r Ua1e1r --Ie -luDer EZlE,
where zen strike WIS Ilutie- T COW
number IT-Ier T-L-lIu1le claLIIl5
--e1u1rT lIu -IlIIrl-r me -L1uei
zlleE- Ir= --IluIuE- elalElttI --1iL- re
yam has IE-l ---Iestt 1Ir Distance .
miles believe
--z1zzuI zazziCiE =iL-
Al Illg TzsHT1z7rrl men 7VF-z-- 10ca--1E 70
Dawson -le name gwen -le new 1arup.
claims 1iITa bean zr.lEeft I1lr -lr III les
u every .tiTe-.r-u1- There IIa -rIIuurz --lL-
lie r71TeseaIl-l of the Colorado springs
#7--ICiiCzL-a has -niLtt- lII-r OF 5ila 1913 -lr
me 7l-1UeE--7r V-1lc1 1lLz 1t-=1l -eE-lsz--tt-
Messages ut 1uIIl-v IlL-= been aiming
--ll1 all lvE- --1e zr1-a and --ls.re IS every
ntttcl--u1 ~ large -I111ll-E 1E lT-lsl at-rllr-5
and 5DeglIla-lrs v-1-11u --1e 1er- --rv til-=-
TT lerzIer -1Ia new VHiI merely "a --ctl
pocket JIG d vain IN place -n lie
eluesi. luE believed be- a leru1a-
1prlr vau There is no iuuDr us -l the
r-a-IA -z1e --le only question being
as EEIallr--T-
TIE -1vvlsir- IS already 1eluE aid OUT
ana aEa4 Steps VII be- -azeII ss-e'lIr- --1s
THE r1rv1 VII be- N led Dawson
CRY u 1ouur III uIa Iise1veE-zc II lie
nine
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-19
GOAT FOR HANEA-
= e Re 2dz11Eszcf tu tina < 1E 2
Lodge of Cincinnati

Cincinnati Dec -9-TI1e famous de-
gree team Of Lincoln luGEe 4 OF P II
this citv IS abGut 20 adj On Is LaI-el5-
AZ " azlirarra1- = c. On January 1t
is To nave tie u0u0r Ut cgufaTTiIlE the
LZuIri1r rauE IN =411allr MARX E-L-II1iI-
81 far Is known ms EIIH dr-=E Z III
uatf States zal1az1r IL ~ AltTllErzI TO the
order
TINS team iH TIE most EaEugIs III IFS
KIND IN cE1e gaIIlE--v- The Lincoln Lodge
SO one CT the most sIIraI-l rising OF local
lodges. their superb Evul1la1 castle 1u
VI 1Luur s1-aeE Being one IL tie finest
u r1e. sg7IT1r-~v The team consists OF
about 80 SuIsrtI1# including I III or1I#s
1a1d- md has E1e ra3uUaEon Of az-
-a411T7i E1H-711sr me scorer work. 11ore
r1irlzr IEIIf Dramatic manner E1ILl1
4-7- 2r7eF-iesIlI ORDER 1sz hitherto 1t
r1Lr1e4f Their work 1I-1uEt1E OUT 1T
electrical I3UIIGI-1Caz- while their -
ealia- costing 1vEr $4,000. IS SAID 90 SUI
BASS av-I1i11zE CT EI1e4 KIND n america
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-19
NEW KIND OF GRIP.
= E-177az-+s Ezza-lcs,1Es EazI5nz q ina
Tzcrl-1-

PlliIaGfel ilIa- Ees- IA new form II
epidemic Is now prevalent n 6lllliLCle4-
phIa- IuU DIVsIGIa1ls SAY IL s CuI1CI9-
Laus- II sEvUgps Towu upou L vIcr-lIl
Win alarming szIe1desluess. often Ir-.LcIz
IuE people III churches Cllt-sEL4z-- zsT-=4E
e4--s- anu other public places
The disease always comes IN win
sudden fever rIIe cheeks become lush
eel the eyes become swollen anu 7vlL1aa-Zr.
anu rl1er4 IS 4 continual eiisgtIiI--Ea rom
tie nostriIs- The rlr0aL also 1eCumes
NV and sore These SYM lrCII1Is Ia E11-
InvvaG 3v 4 sF1HsrnOCtIG cough
The sT1-a1lEesT EllllIEE al3oJ1C TIE Giseas5e
s r1aE Tt IS NOT accompanied BY -l1e t=
pressed Ezaliuar tnHt f1ruertY accom-
panied the grip On ,lI1e eanr-a--y. the
patients enjoy remarkable buoy a-lcY
If spirits
Seven members II t1IeIEICa1 COM
1al1V n This cIrV rv6zE-a Ic-zIcl7zfT 1T Elle
Lisea=e n i single IaT. IIu several
hundred policemen das Dean u1capal.l--
rIr4si rom IIIET oY the dizeaS5e during
rlta 1aat week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-19
IN NER HCsBAND7s Will.
NJ Jack e=ezrctr1ar E1es Nat Ea-z *
cead1ngtT Vel

Boston Dec 1.-THE VIII Of the lara
r1lIliunazra- .Idlu l. Carmen. He'd CO..
Iav CUTS Iff dis EaEuuus VIE VINO is
z1uvu III gver ElIe country is Mrs.
Tack Gardner with merely L LIE IN
tzE-ssr IN 81. Gee. while TIE principal Of
RIA So 200 geo goes IN personal AM 1lI1i1-
Id. 1e.Eg1estz II E1EzTv OF Ele celebrity
af MS zviEA E3r DER =+.eaIIr--1clr1ez El1e VIII
IS creating 5uu1e talk
One generous EeI-llre Of the VII gives
tIisgTer1n 1fE--T power C1 the dCI111lT115r1-1-
rrI-z % refrain from collecting alV debts
less tI111 s.. 000 The Boston Museum on
Fine As and CE1e LVIlIEE-I1I hospital re-
eefve SIna 8ag each and tI1eEa az per
zuI14L 1etI51esIz II S500, 1a0- -SfI1IIIes-lIlIs
11eaas All ne2 1asYs rseeaVz $40, 100 zlIcl1-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-19
COLLEGE DR&s LINE
Eaa- tie = uz110r Er1r-1.' C1rz1zr1z1-lzs
Men a. Madison ara C11se1 &C.
1----z-----.-

Madison. Y Is Lee r9-E7z4z-# 4z-z an
Ea1--ElLefL by CIe Ultra sgeieEv young
men OF the sTa-a 1IrliversltT EllaE the
junior prom the SWEETEST soetaI fIII1c-
ton ar the college year Is E--ACtIIalIY
garE4T1 TaLr-I1tE IuE1l. i snort time. 4
gIrazz SUIT VIII be more CONSTRUCTIONS
EIlaI jeans
In support 1f their 1ertIrf1aet mental
condition L1eT- DGiE1E ID TIE E1Ecr EillEE 4
majority OF the members u El1e COM
rI1lTr4e4 III ulallsIEzz-s JUST appointed have
never worn Iress SUITS. AMI there is
-allE III the part sf TIE Creeks OF b0v-
corning the E-Il1Cr1Ou- md giving Al IL
-==l,--zt- -=s'-l11T party instead
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-19
HEIRESs TO HALF HILTON
NJ CASE Goddard Eecuues Elci1.r
nv EE M1eE1er's Death

-ui0r-4lTa Springs. Coz. Dec 14-II-z-
5-ltza1e=El Cazs Goddard III Colorado
@nr-uEz 1uH III C1e 1ssC known H-tf
most 1IllIEI-IClITuI women II Colorado.
1as -IIHE been 1uUrft-tt -IaC Ier lor-luu
lE me =srEla lE 1er mother Us EszE1rZr
= Las1TaErt VIII De $500 600 Mrs.. Led
VL-'t IIes1 IN LlInG1u Recently
she vas the widow lf III early LLlclli-
EEu governor ami 1HIEElrar lr General
Lewis -sG.sE- VINO WIS q member of Cen
a-rL4 Jackson s. cabinet Ms Goddard
Tl1g s. q 1ar1Ta of Detroit. owns vain
Hlle 2EupH-rE 1Hrz and ID 7ruvil5e41ca
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-19
He webs sTEPM0THER-
Z1JIrz1 -1Cter L : ss1111zsl11lazy =snzz1ce
Mar-ieEt II 1f=aHC11-1 ,TAzI-

Milan. IEd.. Ter 81 r1Iralr-C we'd
fIl7lE caak p ia1e III the 1uunrTr falI -lCtav
Tqhu Grea1. HEett - Taars. under Delf-
-ze1lrza1-v sentence tIr 1U1-ria-~v and
Ia-1az1z7 uIiIC--etI 1lH l--vaiI---.1itt st.zn-
mother Vilusa 5l-57aa---liLs husband 81
Ia ne -eu1ral1E -iE--T Eur lurzH-zTa.l Eil1e--
she vtIs divorced ar E1e -zeseslr -al--11
1f .se1zl-- cur she tIlI=eI % obey the man
l-1lf zi1e uiIT BE- prosecuted 1lr oisEzEr1y.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-19
R0HANCEIs ENDED
Mss Nelson Ezfazes co Mary the
MAJ she Saved From the EaII0Tvz-

woodbury.. " = Dec. 1g.-EalII1E Eli
Shaw viii luT lIEE-T-TT Mss My 1etle &eal1-
SON. me vu1IIIEE IEaT-ass 7vtIgsz Devotion 10
MIN EfTruTI11 C-EIlz -8r lIIIIrrtzT- II
Camden aroused T1Te1 sTIulgErl1v Es1E
r1rz Hce1Ezft vuIITzI- Shaw 11rle Iez-z
eall Mss Nelson r1EtsIT-
at Is al 1wEr between Sfle SAM 70
Eli Z 5ruaf by valI through il al tIr
as lav ny 1oTvez-- 5lIC NOW We must
0sIr-- E11T must ugE evan e1ll This g
1t.f.e5ssa--T
Ieu shaw IefE cIE pTet1T home 1f ne
NeiIEuus ms E8Ce vas var Win rEzEE-s anu
his head WIS 1TTTesI
When EssEafI rzIs51r 1zJr 3T=zt-z111lz lslE
ez1lszsrzzuezzr- LL-sz Ns5Isau z1oikz 1aC publ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-19
Dos B4RKFD
A1d Saved ina Lfe CT rs Fz-s- Ee-
1eGau Owner

-1feae1. Lee IA dogs Devotion
zaLTztz 1--att S7vIn Olson rom being SUI
z1gIEztf n dra which Destroyed ais
-uDT-1lI9-
AzE11JzEI abe q zsCape Nv stair
V4E --Ie z-ezE- Dana chung Cd ais own
1etissl1e- 7v1e1-a OLSON lay 1TICur-
zs.zoIIs Ell11 TIA Effects OF zrr1u6a- and
1T MS barking ar----Ler=7st 1l1e I-rzE1rlou
1f 1-arue11 VtlU entered the building AMI
..lc-test -le zaounkaaper al safety 10
--l.A 5000
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-19
FoURE BIsCHARGED-~
Nzrs ne WsIcur1a Words sa TIzz-
HIS u Ruizcz CCur- To-Day


rms vls --1r1rllsa 5lIr-' ID police
AZ lne --lsL- would 5llrll1-Illzr
promise I71rtee F=r-T -hHz ae 7vu1Id
1ev=r again z1n1-1Ir re 1IE=nce IL vas
charged vim WIS allowed Cd go
s1tl.z= E=l--7 -v=1r I'd e1Il1--l yesterday
azG q suIr-r NJ good VII -l7v-Il-t III I-ld
Ia others Is EuU vlULG nave -1e1u
-g I1C1 T7l- seemed -l Dr. re principle
ll1t=- 71leI r-1e COURT E--zr WIS dis
-oz=1 lE
The Hrsr vas Elmer EelL charged
WIKI Tl=-I-1cT SAID vas
BURNER l-lG 1-ett IN s. L1e-
ar you go VII 711 -e-LT= -l7v1 "
zzHat -la IdEz
III PROMISE not 90 come laciz7''
= .iiz1l1a-rEzsl- 1T=z- 1ae WI
1a-us
TIE prisoner sea1a,I himself II E-1nr
1r -1e Judge - vas --=I11ll1lsE vim
IA 11a-EetI win being 4 vaE-
--l-1- saG1 --1e nudge II EE you 90
WI T1L ea-z -lvVl
SIR vary =E1Ip lII-cs-I--
A11 promise nut Cd come back
You're .--zcz1a--rzeL 17=z- F-a-1lz
@1-lIIl.ls-llzE1- Jumping II moving --Llz1-
-= 711l E-I1IrE
- Z Lar -1u 20 VII 71u 7r1r1ise nor
- --Ilp 11 NY u1urz ---I-us 20
lr..-= i1zs..l.lr-z,i-' md 2 rr1r-1ssr-
CHARGED TlC1 THE same lif-11ga. 11aLlta
=-1e sane premise I-11 vas -=4eazseei-
F1r 1la--1u=1 1-ze11r=z--- -uiic. .f1of-
ara lux I1G al summer complains.
-1r1l-1E go E=E1-l=- #uCr111E anu aE-
=s.r= a AHEEz Lll-----la=al 5sl-zil-l-
new ar El-a -1 give r=-lar d-11 LIZ -LlEaEI
in -Eue VIII aEE=Er 2 Speedy cure Ee
Egu 'EAEEz-' -1e IuLv
remedy WIN 1aEou3I- r=pl1ra--uI1- E-11-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-19

cIE-du Tar tie drzr tine since e1le diET ct
zdlsLiY 8 41ff-stE over Z EElE 4sss1 llE Ia
u11IrZ1e- OF MS mother and r-1E=z
IT EnlI1rIf tie stan llesgazsaE1y- said
NY duiuiuI Of Eli lsIa z--zErzr changed at
IaEz- and Z CHI InnaEE szlGf1IEs tie sEcr1
OF NY E--ezI1Is. uaue III whom upheld me
III ny purpose tn marry MIN. e am EII1TEEI
win nlIu- and I wish II 81 unaerzEuuu 1y
f71sr -l141I{fs-a'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-19

e used every house writes one man
fruTu 4 COUNTY E8vvu- Entire usaE11GE-
hood USE IT. Cor Plies. Curs- Butts.
Cruises and al skin discusses TIE taue
Of lrz cures necessarily spread from
taTvu % tuVvT1- friends ezI friends wi1aE
Eezzss German Save has done and ina
T1Gia 1eGuIe aCtl0zTi et1zzas rs meE1E-
frs IeHInE qualities and ft5 power 0f
aIIaZ1uG pain EGC zaIe by Al drug
S1sEzs-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-19

% uur Ea1I II cal On z W E1zfl4z
49, z11sas avenue. AMI Look over ais
zne 1f ladies'. anu gents watches. r-r11srs
a-Id 1EzEvelrE- Clocks siIver7va--z I-l1zE.#
.zIIr-I1ss- lamps ami al E1r1fIs OF Ernl1s+.-
1ald sleeiaLEEs At the lowest prices
z3EaeE CASH 1r EASY T1E-Tz11tzz1tz z "
ElsE1es. - EEazlsas a.EeslIle
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-19

Wis discovered bu j workman VINO vas
engaged mixing =sZCzlvs4Ezaus On the
0LeItalgT river sumo distance ABOVE
Columbus.
E1e animal existed --IGIIssI11CtS OF years
1eEQ- before the glacial aEz- and A000
Years L L cgnserTI-lFe zs1n1ala II rs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-19
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
Snawuea County farmers 70 Meet II
MISSION CzI11ar December ZI-zZ

MsElo1 CzI11zr December ZI-zL
The. Shawnee County Farmers IL
st1rrra VIII be IeId IT Oak Grange IaI-l.
Mission Cz9lraE vi e+tnesgfzET md Thurs
ltav Ut This week Hr1lG Logan q
president Irwin Er1Dst Is seelrerzIr-V-
The programme Tor the sessiGn Eal-
lows
WE'D n slSDsAZ E-V E-N5L1fGz
Grapes Glass; riGsIEl0u OF V4rietlezs.
Cara anu C1IrIIr-e- 6e1atlvz V8lue aE
E-aci1-A- L Eurz5ET1lT1sEas-
cat1Dr-EressiCttEIC Thomas Z y IL
Kansas star AErtCuIt11l'zEl college
EaW To Make Fam LIE Mora Cesic-
Ible-1Lrz FINK LEou
The Township school 5EsraEu-a L
VI IIIase-
TE E5DAT NO EZTLZTCz CFCLCCk
The Cow Her V8IIIa and AbJses-=s-
L Jones'
Is Hog Raising Pr9ffta5ie2-c W
EErry
some Points N Profitable Earata
CzE-uvv1lI1r-E Il F-1g1
low ta crow small Fruits on tna
Farm Win E--1siE-E11raCs Gz7a1eiI-
CI1auEcIeeE and LIS V7Tf-F-uE J. r.
EirELFa-
Basket dinner 1t noon
AE-TEE--TtJ NJ TO O'CLOCK
LnIversaI EzarCle tl1re-7V 4 Ea-1es
Fork. Dressed and C1drassatf-F7 d
C1buru-
Cultivation and Cross 2 zI-rllizzaC10u OF
Curt zfIIlE1rvt Dudley
ElV ENTLN{lz E-og C+CLOCE
EuTlIIs-E B. Cowgirl
Domestic Science -ltIIgeIL1lT1--
eoIIeEH
Club rza1IZIIl0T1-AII-s- 6l1berr Staai-
The Country Boy and HIS SISTER,
VS. tluE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-19

5IIrfE-u " 2 Dec b 1uITE Sos n
spurious com WIS captured n IN Italian
ra9lel11e9lr IoIIse u 1e0Ur street 1IfIav- The
57lI1Fl0 sell ggl1IlrzE- rEz15 Under
re PERSONS III Frank EazraiI anu Pas-
QtIale A1r0IIEacl1- VINO ware captured szEr-
Ir-fELT evening while zzIizaEEHgf II 1asairaE
tie cnIl1Ir eI-re-iE money TIA saauLar1aiE-
- lLI--LE rs M lee.l Lnca-.-L-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-19

View YORK. Dec 4-eaIaneI william =
5T-T11 teri rGlr w 1Ei11Z1Er1u au the I1EEIr
train. a11er spending me Iav- vim friends
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-19

saIec1sd especially Tor E1izdlEV z-zlfa.
and scld H. low Prices On zasT szruz-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03
(HE STATE CAPITAL.
lbs Of the Terry Rangets 10,
business Session.
MONUMENT DECIDED ON
lie County Gold Mine Which
|pcctcd to DevelOp-TwO
Weddings-Notes.

fexas, June 2.-The Terry Rang
Adoted resolutions recommending
|elps to President Mckinley for
States army commission and
the reading Of and referred
ktion suggesting John NJ. Clai-
hood material to command a
immunes.
Littlefield, Joe B. Rogers ana
Caldwell of Austin, j. f. Mil
MALES, j. M. Brownson Of Vic
n. w. GRADER Of Dallas we're APP
/ committee with authority 20
hn for a monument to cost slU,-
3se the necessary sum for lis
Id settle all notes due the assoc
straighten out its financial al
lion for an organization Of ladies
Hid the monument was referred
bmittee.
leveland and Joe Booth were au
) take subscriptions for the
1 fund.
borial committee reported tire
comrades as having died since
betting in Texas: l.. A. l.. Lamp
Thornton. John Rector. Osceo-
W. b. Sayers, Gustave Cook.
rtin, II. G.. Walker and r. NJ.
Iitable resolutions to their mem
loptedsapd a page in the recor1s
3ocIation was ordered inscribed
ttee was appointed to devise a
3e permanent organization Of the
hughters and descendants of the
y the command, said committee
Follows; j. +. Miller, Joe G..
d. Cleveland, Ferg. Kyle and
Irke.
tmittee to solicit funds for the
reported s65 raised today.
ttion appealing TO the voters OF
N vote against the proposed
] of the constitution to enable
confederate veterans to obtain a
n lieu of maintenance in the Con-
pine. offered by GRADER OF Dali
9bled by vote of q TO IA.
Owing officers were elected for
3 term: j. NJ. Brownson, presi-
SG. Booth. first vice president;
prke. second vice president; W.
third vice president; w. d.
treasurer; T. U. Lubbock, Sec
4 II. Kyle, recording secretary.
was selected as the next place
rams were rendered an excursion
this evening. A fish fry and a
ntertainment were given In their
be dam.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

COMFORTABLE HOME for sale at a bargain
and easy terms, In Fourth ward, between
two car lines shade trees and nice lawn.
outhouses and modern conyenienccs. Ad-
dress Melville. care OF The Post. No agents.
II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03
MARRIAGES.

ga Mitchell was united In mar
lev. Sumner Battle Galloway, late
Phe cnero Baptist church. at the
ist church in this city yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway have gone
Christi for short stay.
yesterday Miss Grace johnson
I in marriage To Mr.. John A.
cameron at the Southern presby-
5rch.
Mrs. Charles Stephenson. nee
fray. who wene united in mar
Few. Philip King of Bolton at the
fof the brides parents in this
fday, have gone TO Galveston and
n wedding trip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03
A GOLD NINE.

j. badu of the Austin Mining
5 here from the company's gold
ted In Gillespie county. about
mt miles from Llano. He states
progress is being made in the de-
Work OF the mine. A stSan hoist
PUT in and operations under the
nethod were began last Monday.
pf the mine Is now down seventy
No VIII cross-cut the vein which
be SIX feet in width. The ore
80 per ton gold. In speaking
POST CORRESPONDENT of the pros
le mine Prof. Badu said:
e not got anything there yet, but
cts ara favorable. We have faith
Pnate richness OF the property, is
Ply the amount of money which is
4 in the development work. None
PES In the Llano district have as
developed sufficiently to know
is there in the way OF gold"
earned today by The Post corre-
from another source that Colonel
Ever OF San Antonio has received
3onths' extension of his lease on
(Which he is developing in Llano
e original lease having expired
ago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03

NICELY furnished front room, with board,
IN screened house; also amsli oue: central
~ located; modern converierees; tapie
bnardeTg solicited; rates made tor two or
more ki2 Travis street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03
PROFESSIONAL.
WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSTON HEIGHTS properly wantee--
Wanted. two or three lots IN Houston
Heights. Oh car line preferred; must he
cheap and have good title. Answer, giying
number OF lots and block 10 Properly, r.
q. box 22i, Houston, Texas. .
WANTED-ssOoo second hand household goods
at good rrices. Office e1s Fannin street.
phone 1926. 4
ALL, CASH--A customer wants four 10 sin
room residence. one or twn-stofy, on %
10 two lots, near ear line; must b. h3f-
gain; will pay all cash. from s1700 10 5000.
J. c. 8. Morrow. 5le Main street 6
WANTED TO BUY-A nice second-hsHd soda
apparatus cheap. Address Central Drug
store. San Antoaio. Texas.
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FOX E--Close in, nice five-room cottage
and lot frst-class neghborhood; two car
lines, Third ward. j. C. $. Morrow. Ole
Main street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOE sALE-The Houston Heights Hotel OF
.orty rooms, with comnodious dining room
unc office. supplied with artesiaL water aud
electric lights: good electric car service aud
paved street TO center o. Houston. ideal
summer home and comfortable WATER quar-.
tsrs; profitable investment for good hotel
mar, John A. Milroy. 2os Main street.
Houston. y
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JOHN w. MAxcY, civil engineer and land
Typographical surveying; ACCURATE mans "A
tfacings o. all kinds; make a specially OF
disputed boundaries and the preparation Of
ihcth for attorneys in litigation Room POS
Binz building. Houston. Texas. Il
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

! ROOMS TO RENT--Comfortab upstairs
rooms with board; 1000 Milan. corner Nc
| Kinney street s
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For RENT--J.arge south rooms. nicely fur
n.fhed, suitable for couples Or two gentle
men. good table board reduced rates for
summer; transient solicited; 1911 Franklin
nNanue. II
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}. W. ENTERTAINMENT.

pmercial club is sending out in
70 attend the celebration OF the
OF the World anniversary TO be
s city on June G. An attractive
eent has been arranged for and
line Is promised.
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

wANTED-Board and room In private family
where no other boarders, cicse in: good
room; Address G. W. j., caro- u. l..
Vaughan. city.
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FOR SALE--First-class oak bed room suite,
wardrobe, oak and wicker rockers. tables.
chairs, wood and gas stoves. new standard
sewing machine. CAL 1917 Texas avenue.
FOR sALE--A good buggy; nothing broken
about IL: SIS today. Apply sis Texas ave.
nue.
ATTENTION, rarpcntersl hammer and
Ratchet handles, SC, at J. II. CampmaDs,
$40 Milan street.
FOR SALE--Havc a few fine high grade jcr-
seys, fresh with youns calves, also regis
tered Jersey male Tor service, at lfia Frank
lin avenue, corner Cheneyert street. y
iii for 6oc, j. ii. camp-map. $40 Milan
street.
BOOKS FOR sALE-Charief Readcs works.
complete, volumes, svo. elcth s.; Original
cost si2; Dickens works 10 volumes, $3.50,
Eiots works, volumes. Sl2b; ouidas
works. complete, 10 large volumes. $2ao,
Shakespeare, complete, volumes. Sl5y,
ccorer's works, 30 books. complete In 10 vol
times, $3.50; Chambers Encyclopaedia 81,
Ruskins works. volumes. % cents, these
ssis are all complete. good rs new aud al
ons-fourth the price. J. $. Purdy, I'LL Con,
eress avenue, Houston. Texas. Il
COFFEE POT STANDS. &c; nut cracks. Sc;
buggy washers, &c. and everything else
proportionateiy as cheap at j, n, Camp
mans. $40 Milan street.
For sALE-Cheap. an upright piano: must
be sold at once. Address s7l, this oiilce. 5
DON'T HAVE your buggy rattle get a pair
of anti-rsttiers for Sc. ut j. II. campman's.
Sl0 Milan street.
FROM 5000 to 5000 cords OF s-foot ash and oak
wood for sale, Apply to W, |. Moody, Pat.
tcrson, Texas.
COTTON ginning plant, fully equipped and in
working order, for sale cheap; situated In
tho county seat OF Duyal county. For par
ticulars address Turner A McCampben. Cor
pug Christi, Texas.
JUST ARRIVED Carload OF extra saddle,
driving and draft horses, we'll broke and
gentle for ladies' TO drive Sandburgs sta
| bic, III Prairie avenue; Orange Swan. sales
man. Z
| FOR SALE-.Two full blood Jersey cows, one
fat calf for butcher Hubert $. H. wilson,
TIE WONDER STORE still heads the pa.
race. their elegant wire screens ice boxes.
coolers. freezors and palm leaf fans at Soc
J per 100 keep you cool and free from hes' !
! IlAY-New May cut. hrlgh: prairie hay $3.50
per ton on cars Joauetta, on Z. y, and A.
| p. Railway. p Al. Cranberry, Houston.
Texas II
TIE WONDER STORE leads the procession
| others try to keep up, headquarters for chair
| bottoms, whisk brooms. bird cages and cro-
/ quot sets.
FOR sALE-Good city broke horse, l5ie hands.
! years old and sound. for sou, one large,
stylish horse, for surrey, SeS at 200 Caroline
FLAGS Flags--Be patriotic; prices from Ic
| 10 $ih mail orders solicited, prompt atten-
ton guaranteed. Wonder store.
THE WONDER STORE still divides profits
with its customers; notice this: For on-
weck. best laundry soap Be bar.
TIKI WONDER STORE saves you money aud
time; notice this: on cloths. feet wide. 10,
| per yard
| THE WONDER STORE handles no ''seco-
mas" II you want first quality granite ware.
nrta NAit W hon a
! md us
| THE WONDER STORE for candle sticks,
brass, china. Tin and granite, gas lighters
ana tapers.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--Cheap, Is good COW ponies. 80
good unbroke ponies. 10 good unbroke
mules. Apply +. G. Fcurmy, us Railroad
strpct. q
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LEND upon Houston real es-
rate; rates reasonable. Ed s.. Phelps. at
torney. 3o4is Main street. 7
MONEY TO LOAN on Houston business prop
erty. N. L. Mills. 2o7 Main street. n
MONEY TO LOAN on Improved farms and
rsnehes Francis. Smith Co. san An
>euiicins. HoussoR 1sssA =
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CANNING FACTORY

CANNING FACTORY,
ping factory organized and erect
Fhe auspices Of the Commercial
opened up for business with q
@ect FOR business enough TO keep
y the entire summer season.
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WANTED--situation by young man can do
any kind OF work. reasonable wages and
good satisfaction. Address Clarence. this
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June I, 1893

STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEETl.G--Ths
Adjourned annual meeting Of the STOCKHOLM
ofs cf the Union Compress and Warehouse
Company viii be held al tho South Texas
Ah'i0rsl Iank. Hons on, Tens, on TueJduy,
June Z. 1905. at IL o'clock M
I. w House Secretary
Houston. Tong MnY 2r lNNS 80 Z