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He Knew the Lady.

From Tit-Bits
Wife with a determined air)-I want to
see that letter.
H~ushand-What letter.
Wffe-That one you just opened. I know
by the handwriting It Il from a woman,
and you turned pale when you read II. |
will see it, Give IL To me, sir!
Husband-Here II Is. It's your milltners
bill.
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St. Mary'S Academy

of senrnbr This intuuon under the druon of the faculty of Sisters of Charity occupies
onef the most enrble sites in pleasant part of Deer Lodge City Monhns The Academys
large and commohouse veythngp rmohveof the health and intellectual progress of the pupils
nLMw no IN S Of The tate being 30 miles distant from Anaconda d o from Baue and is
of DeerI LODGE make it a most desirable place for the education Of youth Tn Academy heated
bys steam and equipped With eercn light; hda and cold water for bath rooms The Library and
Reading Room and DELIGHTFULLY."- situated Thehbrays the most eject oV nme =" cy ~
H@u able rst student wok and isl accessible to all without charge The DWmhoues are large
and we'll ventilated The RereauonH Hall affords opportunities for physical training and indoor
amusements In point of sanitary arrangements nothing is overlooked The discipline OF the
Academy is of pasnsIye and parental character and the social ultunf Its student receives
attention. T this lend instructions on ponteneS and ethics are gwen once a week In the
muIcI department Hs scissors are gNn weekly in general theory md Technique Pupils desiring
70 make a specially of music devote as much inn as they wish that branch Especial attention
S I've 10 vocal c1ture Thes o ac year opens on tbs first Mondayo of Septmbera and loses
the latter part of June St MsysA Academy can bee sny reached by aHway from any part of tn
country Rep ions AMI entertainments occur every quarter Tn do dinterere whit YORK
have very aSurancet that their dsughesw Will hWet me est care M9@ sore mh OF ue nm.
fr b esuient is adopted which will essen greatly the wsdrob expenses parents. Any further
formation will be TWEEN by the Sister suphott TO- whom Alc commune ahons MAJ be addr"sed
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The mystery Of woman
hood is full Of deep
u~nanswerable enigmas.
Why should women be
compelled 10 suffer sim
plv because they are wo-
irer2 WHY is II that the
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From a BieyclIst's Point a VI

.you see, II was this way. SAplalneo
the bicyclist. 'Cervera started OUT OF san
49, - make a century run. and along
cans sch,ey and punctured his tire.
chicago Evening Post
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lEatric> To-day.

First race. maidens. three and a half
furlonCs-Silvcr Jim l0l: Aurora B,
90. Susie Lake. loo: irish Girl, %; Miss
Miller, lO9; Penlau Buttes, Ill; Col.
cody, 106.
Second race. for 2-year-olds, five fur
~lonEs-Royal Fan. Is; May Beach. 10,
Taghairm. los. Croker. los: Horton, ll&.
Third race. selling. four and "A half
furl0ngs-Amasa. loi. Cora l. +, TO-,
Cipriano. 100. Toribio. 10i. punter. l02;
Hlumine. lO2: Belle de Mutt. 102; None
Such, 1o4; Shcllac. l02; Flora Hawk.
TO-.
Fourth race. handicap, mile and a
Observation-Disclosures. 50. Grand Sach-
en-. lo1. Oscillation, 1o2: Dolore, l0l;
Devils Dream, 81.
Fifth race. selling. five AMI a half
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l19: Doran Wood,
lO6. Don't Know, III; Queoa W bia,
81. Trappeau. los. Bill Howard. ll5.
SiN,h race, selling. one mile-Mlss
Romsen, 100: McLight, LOG; Masoero,
JOS. kruua. l06. Tempo. los: Paul Pry,
III. Don Luis, 1t2; Fred Gardner, Ill.
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=. WHEELMEN.

ssstly Enjoyed.
~ Wheelmen OF the Young
- Association, with their
heir initial run for 1898.
VESTS Y we're the following la
y Fox. Mrs. DR.. Losing.
- Estsllo Morrison. May
ioa; among the gentlemen
:. FOX, Gus G.. Heyne. w.
aafles A. Lilienthai, Henry
NJ. Eastland. Sam Bcr-
IN, leasing, Theo. Bering, w.
Aeiithew C. l.. Bering,
nsn McDanieis.
~ the rooms Of the ASSOC
Il. clock. after which they
". pleasant run. again re-
fiors OF the association,
time q social time was
~. Morrison entertaining the
FKs Charming music on the
scung men served some
"a which all went to their
n, srarp. The evening was
spent In the near future
WI be made.
ne election OF new off,
eace next week.
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MlLITlA.
"a Is Company A;
i.xss Regiment
My AMONG SOLDIERS,
r.,c FiIlcd Inst NiEht
\. = Recruits Being
4, into service.

A. concentration of Texas
81, may be expected with
uy-elsdt hours While IN
18th The war department
,,rdsy commanders of the
s.,.s we're urged to hasten
q ,repare to move at once.
~ asmanding immediate at
..,,stment Of men TO swell
Z loo members. Accoutrc-
ws,.ued once the forces are
I, are a number Of changes
LIMITATIONS anticipated ana
3 assured at present II y
,eyeral commissions will
4, before the companies are
,fter they arrive there.
scene along Prairie and
y. last night. T. Hadley
lately became attacneu "
~ was in charge OF the
rompany and gave direc-
I'M ron.commissioned off,
wing some of the new men
emotions In military man
|}t,pklin occupies one Of the
n IN the militia. and is re-
4 the foremost tacticians In
npch Of the service.
Il the Light Artillery had
a franklin avenue, divided
4 suuads,' which were drilled
nembers Of the company.
i instruction was in the
thorough drilling was given
i" marching ito the rear"
Iine formations, as we'll as In
n HE Individual flank move
her such drill and the boys
4 10 take arms and receive
ID the manual.
= Of the Emmett Rifles, held
hptain Lawlor told the men
Rance With their wishes. he
kd Adjutant General Mabry
tpsny volunteered it's services
d. That action was ratified
MS vote.
lament Of companies accepted
|hat the Light Guard will be
+ the First regiment and the
)!s company c of the same
IL. Waties. who is likely to
rolohel Of the cavalry regi-
In who would be worthy OF
|tike General Smythe, he is
tdsst members of the Guard,
having served in the Confed-
De organized the first cavalry
had. and subsequently the
Will have the honor of COM
9cnel Waties' regImental staff
lbest in the South.
q Kit" besides the uniform
rlghs from fifty-one to fifty
\ consists of: One knapsack,
1.-TWO shirts. one canteen, one
y tin cup, one tin plate; one
shelter tent, one campaign
4 one brush, one extra suit
ee extra pairs socks, one rifle,
sne field, belt, 100 cartridges.
kles will be furnished upon
n interest to many to know
4 Of ofhtiais Will be reduced
sum.
'ag, wliicA 'Ias heretofore been
Dear -shing again;
CAVALRY.
captain, one first lieutenant,
leutenant, one first sergeant,
1aster sergeant, six sergeants,
", two farrlers and black
uumpeters. one saddler. one
thly-eight privates, maximum;
sNates, minimum.
yne colonel. one first lieu
q one ahjutant extra lieu-
quartermaster extra lieuten-
steon two assistant surgeons,
lnree hospital stewards, one
y, one quartermastcr SER
enlei musician, one saddler
= chief trumpeter.
INFANTRY.
vns captain. one first lieuten-
~ lieutenant, one flrsI SER
Y s,uArtcrmaster sergeant, four
's'se corporals. two musicians.
!, one WAGNER, seventy-Hve
'uuum; sixty-four priyates
vue colonel. one lieutenant
!. mayors, one adjutant extra
~ quariermester (extra lieu
& surgeon, two assistant sur
=. one sergeant major.
' .ssser sergeant, one chief
I. principal musicians, three
" \ s Will meet at their ar
aa'l' tonight for drll..
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS offers moro induce
rtrts row thnn ever before TO parties do.
s,,ing homos, For particulars call at tho
Houston Heights Office. 2QS dain street Jno.
3. hiilroy. agent.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of neat appearance I,
canvass business men In Houston: mus
come we'll recommended; salary or commits
sion. Address State Agent. p. o. Box ITO
San Antonio, Texas.
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FfNANoIAL.

800 on 70 LOAN on mutual life insurance;
~ rate OF interest: or will buy. +. q. BOX
Isl. Houston. Texas.
Tni.O1N-15O0 to $4,000 TO loan on Houston
real estate. Harrai 4 HarfsL FOX ou"o'ns; 3.
,.oNpy IN any amount for building snd other
Aurrascs: 0rst -eiass Houston real estate e.
pn,itv ouiy. 5, T. Tracy. attorney. ilish
! Prtftcn. y
MONEY TO LoAN-on iupsovsa fasms 40 q.
.sn,a f@.ss csil - ,. v. Nsssts. KAN
E butlGins.
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FOR sALE--At half price. one yet Of the
American Encyclopedia Dictionary IN ~
z volumes: complete and ur 10 date; also cus
1875 wcbsttr's International Dictionary ana
stand. J. $. Purdy, I'LL Congress ave. u
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WHY LIVE AND DIE without establishing a
comfortable, happy home. We own thu
land, of the right sort, and offer I, for snio
at correct prices. on accommodating terms,
with a conservative rate OF Interest Let un
know your wants. Get ono OF our booklets.
Address Lane Department." u. J. WiiIlo
q Bro, GalyaBton, Texas. SILL
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FOR RENT--In AnRleton. new county seat
Braxoria county. ono business room, evs6;,
can be partitioned Into Two rooms Ia hrtck
| building. center OF business. Address A.. IL
Bartcil, Angteton, Texas. y y
! FOR RENT--Two or more furnished rooms.
complete. for light Housekeeping. $AoQ per
room csll a. room ]. over Commercial q
ron RENr-rront Office. 5oSl7 Main street.
Apply H. II. Gtcsckc. care DcMcritt shoe
Company. 81 II ".
FOR RENT--Four cottases ut Texas City. In
q,tre OF W. q. Burchfcld. Texan CITY:
TEXAS,
FOR kENr-.Any t,lps exsspt saturday n Ugh;
Moor, Fox buiiefng. Arly Tncs. l.. Free
;and,, Central derot.
FOR RENT-Nice nve-room cottage; also
thrcc.room cottage, centrally located. Ap..
nly as Caroline street. )
ELEVEN ROOM house. mcdern ecnvcnlences.
PARTLY furnished. opposite Bristol hotel. eau
msl Rusk avenue, over strrc. ~ ~
uNruhNislifn rooms. rcIth trent. bath.
at i2ii Capitol avenue. =
MODERN two.story seven room house, With
stable, 1913 LaBranch. L. A. Shaw, sis
Main street II
FOR RENT--Fivc room cottage, modern I'm
provcments, walking distance Of business.
q, w. Cleveland, 1901 Milan. y
FOR Observation-Disclosures modern residencc.
nine rooms and stable. Apply 10 ", Browne,
Texas avenue and Cheneyert street: J
FOR KENT--Two- story claht-toom house, all
modern conycnisnces, ON Crawford street
between Mckinney and Lamar avenues, For
Inflammation apply at HIS Mckinney. --.s
THREE elegant roofiic, southern exposure,
gas. hot and cold water; exclusive bath
room separnte entrance; dclishtfu, lces-
ton; light housekeeping, Third ward; rel
ercaco required. Address 2lce, this office. =
FOR RENT--Thrcc connecting rooms, fur.
nished, FOR light housekeeping, hall and
hath room, conveniently situated. Apply
1915 Travis street :
TWO furnished rooms FOR light housekeeping
for rent, Apply 1893 Travis, corner BEL.
avenue. Z
FOR RENT--Cottape OF four rooms, eight
blocks from court house. Apply to Mrs. ".
NJ. Dusenberry, SOB Walker avenue ~
| FOR RENT.-An elegant six-room modern
cottage, Third ward. Hnrral & Harrals,
| rental agents. -. ~
ward, corner HIN aud Sterrctt street. near
| Clcveland's compress Apply J, Schocn-
mann. 900 Preston avenue. ~
FOE RENT Two story house, modern con.
| Ntnienccs TN Fannin street; n'so nvc-too ~
cottage, Apry lSlS Na.n street, ~
| Fnp RENT--Furnishcd room In private FAM
| ilv, l.0S Main, flye blocks from Capitol no.
| tcl. ~
! For EENT--Two story six-,com house. No.
| 6l1 Grard street. corpcr seventh street. Aps
| lily to S. Q. Gotten = bso.--.--------..-..s
NEW two story dwelling, modcln Improve.
! mcnis, No. iota Caroline street, near Ac.
| Kinney possession given May !. Gailttt
! lIardunptlc, No. al5is t'onrreas avenue, y
! For Ri.NT--store No.. or Ccngress avenaN.
| between Main and TRAVIS streets, Apply
cleIc { Kocnig. nis Casino saloon u
Will. lease my homestead, lels Congress
| Avenue partly Furnished ~ u private fam
| lily, all modern improvements on premises.
For terms apply to 6. Ennis. --l1r
1
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL

To advertisements In office OF The Post
for week ending s5a, saturaay e Hpr fai 70 p i)
.t An az Mary Mys ss Black 4 Il rhon mas Chr s
Ben x. Frederick; 2257;, 22sg: II ,,, y, a.;
1ios t 2lSs J. ,. y, 1 r , ZEN i'1 II ao;
22sG; 1856; L.. s2s7; g2si; III s2l s ss,
l.. q. (D; 2s3s (2); 2lls ~; "a; 2is9; 2iS Si.
2l4; 2265 (2); 2lso 80; John NELSON 9 *.
si,S q; s ga; Al; 2igoi K ~ Il ~ n: 2io:
$ sisi g. 81 a Il; si1s c SIS s7si A.
Mrs. A. WATTS, ciairvoyant medium, 5000
Main street, up stairs; hours from a. M;
to 6 p. M.
ANDERSON is ready to give you tse ,,s yuni
and cheapcst photos In the city and hn'suen i
in three days; guaranteed permanent az
Main street.
Nc nj Valley View Fark, Just the p isn,,
o., Sunday schools: strictly private. Sai,
I'M L. D. Folse. phone J''.
LEARN TO EMBRofDER.- Cumming
gives lessons in all kiras o. ar, ne.u,s nat.
at 81 per mouth Nv" 80
I,i, 81 a, YOU can have your wstcn visan
~ mn,pspring replaced. unseI ,a ~. ~.
" y, ,he cid reliable A. G. Wredes. 4V' '.a' Il,
7rcet ;,-------,,,oJ,,aI If the
MISS ALICE r hARpE,Ms r rin,at,tpal School, ri
t,"usn Elork. is uirnngins to give apee' =,
Musoh ,,t',,hs num,uer shorthand COURSE ~ =.
.,raiiv reduced rates Enron nov.
mr. wM. A. BoxELI, r,tarrh s, c ~ Women aI
Nervous Dises,ses' ma ma .,,resssful treat.nen,
4, hard times prices. Mnson BlocA.
80. V-ANTR43sCN, the celebrated med y,
( I'M. irInG reader and Iahn,,s';a nr All az.
vu,ir city an1 can pc cpnsul.e ,,o y" ,sish Ia
lais q human f,a,, s ssould lnosg Then con-
h ,V,. ,,,,s rouderil, gifted medium. Casn
rs,coi, grant ID private aiuiehc p;;rss hnnrs
lion grfIanteed u NO .n.mtsIss, o Taxas aye
.. M to p. IN, "oo'"' 20
Tue, - :. n,y,
SCREENS! SCREENS! Twenty ,iour i pas'
.s,ains,,c Of designs and valuable inIoil,ns NORMA
lion free. Dallas Screen company pa'. ..sj
TzTSTiE5 PEOPLE-seurs method ina ne.
-, regulator inedIciret for WIG ,,,,,'
na nlsd highIy ,udorscd;' sVc. insl AIN.
rtep culture, 254s 18Th avenue. 90 atin ls
Ioupolis, MINI. ..---------.
TXnIrs, HONE; good care during , Gvnhn ~.
ment; strictly conhdenua'' 20
Zee. ------i.sred ana
sTEcIAL PRICE LlsTasli s,,,, s,e aysS. SO
~ snee ~. III the Houston SHa Il n
70 e, ia rrayis street; speciai n
Given to country orders.
TENTIsTRY-Ilest set sretl 50; go!o u, hI' ops.
II up; silver 6oc UP; esn uite pr.
reunns psiH rc,.ner Main and Preston over
Lcwyn's drug store. IN. and
vIiprR manufacturer OF umbrella ,a ~.
- nsrssois Of al kinds: repairing amo err
Covering neatly done; 6o2 Milan II
ner Prairis. Houston. Texas.
NcusT0N CYPRESS cIsrEKN ,s uJ rsts.
!sr u,s,,.' nc Office aud factory too' y
Main street. Eouston. Phone 70. %. = !, !.
JT.KoPF. undertsser and enDa:ine ,,,ci nas
cemriets line q funeral s ~ so,s Pss,ris
/ fsasnss ana moldlnss- Prone ~ w. &
avenue. -
s.,,.7 q 7~io16es ciesnsd ~ dyed y Es s,s
uOw 1Hs. risiar steam Dye woflks. -
Srssis. lock g Asva pscxuse y = 49,
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A GOOD MAN, with family, can find plenty
of farm work around Pasadena. ADDRESS
j, j. Otis, Pasadena, Texas.
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One Bass Corlss engine l6-inch cylinder
stroke of piston q inches. diameter Of ny
wheel is feet. aS-inch face. also lot OF
& 7-li Skating and pulleys smoke stacks
and fluc, boiler feed pumps, feod water heat
and lot OF wrought and cast iron scrap.
For further information inquire ut the Of
Power company. foot OF Main street, Blake
ItprQe. receiver.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-At once. frst-class white barber
good job for right man. City Barber SHOP
Gonzales. Texas
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Eel ECTRoPLATING--We make n speciality OF
refnisiing gas and electric light fixturcs In
any Of the following flnishea: Polished
brsss oxidizcd copper. new bronze, antique
silver, Roman or English gilt md Bardofr:
also do rcplntlng In gold silver. nickel, cop
per, brass, etc. l.. H. Miller. Houston. II
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Light Guard desire an en-
y senty-five more men. The
-. enlistment will be passed
Mory between the hours Of
,, y ana 2 to 5 p. m. by the
NINA officers: 1. s. Rob-
jsa'nenny, Milby Porter. b.
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FOR sALE--Tine oak folding bed nearly
new, AZ one-third Its value. Can be soen
at J0e Mckinney avenue
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Di.NIsoN'Ss CRETE TISSUE Reduced to loo
per icii at j.. j. PasloihN's Prints a
Llhc, Co. Store. sti Main street u
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HELP WANTED-12 ladies'; call Immediately
between and IL a. m Room 10. loi2la
Texas avenue. -
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BICYCLES--uno bicycle, $40. good as now
Columbia bicycle. $50. Rambler bicycle
$3.50. March Culmore, Houston. Fay
Sla.60 for boy. 4
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FIVE HUNDRED ycarlings, hall steers. halt
hcifers. also forty or nifty s-ycnr-old steers
all good cattle, cheap for cash. o, b.
Robertson Wheldcr, Texas.
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FOR sALE-Tcn R.l.P.AN,S for cents a.
druggists, one gives relief }-1S-?g

FOR SALE-Tcn R.1.r.AN,s for 8 cents at
druggists; one gives relief. &-sS-?s
WANT to sell out. must do SO IN next
week or ten days good chance FOR any one
wanting 10 embark In furniture business,
liberal discount on cost OF goods and cheap
lease on house. See me ut once or the
chance win be gone. C. u. Hudson, his
and i'a0 Preston, opposite court house.
Houston, Texas. Y
FOR sALE--A dairy OF nitccn good cows,
cash only Dairy, care ]. A. Mckee. .
FOR SALE-Codsr rillng. blocks. telephone
poles. io-toot stock pen posts, cedar pencil
stock. also five oxen. Il. l.. Armstrong.
Charpcll HIN, Texas. 8
FOR SAl.E-Sweet potato draws. $500 per
1000. II. Rushin. Houston Heights -
FOR SAl.E--forsc. Hight hack and harness.
nearly new. for $500, II sold II once. Call
III, Polk avenue
ONE two-horsc power Webster gasoline zen.
Rine. one Seneca Falls wood worker. No
Union. IA feet sheftinE. hangers, pulleys
and belts, all complete npd good ms new;
used one month. will sell cheap or ex-
change for lumber I, .. b, sawintlls. II. o,
box n. tlalletsville, Texas 70
FOR SALE-A small machine shop and black
smith shop combined, IN cue OF the best
t,scl, iurd towns In West Texas. Address
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FOR SALE--Two boilers, 10 inches diameter,
Is feet long: TWO bcitera. 90 inches dam
cter, l6 feet long, These boilera are In good
condition and will he insured by Hartford
Boiler Insurance company TO carry 100
pounds pressure Of steam.
One Hamilton Corliss engine, 96-nch cyl
inder stroke of piston IS inches without
Whaai
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FOR SALE Furniture aud bedding aud lease
OF Broom apartment; furniture III ~"
oclicnt condition. hest point In the s,ty for
permanent md transient roon'ers; party
leaving city on nc, cunt OF bud health Is the
reason for selling. Address li5S. this or.
Are 81
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PERSONAL.

THE Metropolitan Business College Book
lcering. banking. shorthand, typewriting.
pennanship and Spanish; the best patron
ICED school of itE kind In Texas; all ex-
ponses low. write .or free catalogue. Dallas:
Texas. u
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WANTED Situation by colorod boy TO at
tend to horse and buggy and work around
house and yard. Call or address 1878 Frank.
lin avenue. George Mason.
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SITUATION WANTED.

wANTED-By colored man, work OF any kind
around house; good gardener and yard man ::
good recommendation John, this office. /
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.----.--.-.'-.--.'--...--.--
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE no CITIZENS AT LAeGE--t;overn-
ing tho placing and removal OF rcceptncies
for household. kitchen and yard garbage
upon the walks
The city having been distrcicd. zach saD~
Ifury district will In future receive it's at
tentlon on certain days Of the week. OF which
duo notice VIII be given. The central por-
San Jacinto street 10 the bayou, and from
the bayou To Capitol avenue up Main street.,
including the entire section OF business
blocks IN this area.
Tho merchants IN this district must place
sii OF their gafbpgc In suitable reeeptnclrs
and as soon an they ara cinriicd thay must
be removed on the walk ard 10 the rear Of
their promises. From this rule there will
be no deviation and a violation OF II Will
subject the offender to q hnc, which VIII
be Increased daily for repetition VI tbs
itary district will be published later, ana
on the days that each district Is 70 pe
cleaned the same rules Will apply AS cited
above for tho businebs district.
DR.. II. RUTHERFORD,
City Health Officer.
NOTIcE--The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders OF the Standard Compress 60. VIII
be held ut tho Office OF the company ~
May .. 1888.
MOTTO " TO sTOcKHOIDERs--T annun!
meeting OF stockholders Of the. mercbnnts'
and Planters OIL COMPANY Val Ike piascc
O'clock, al the Office Of r. w. House. =.
W. House. president; B. d. Rice. secretary.
NOTICE--rhe board Of pharmacy viii meet
May IL, at SOC Mnin street, 70 examine an
pllcants for registration. a. ~ hicSiing.
Reg y g 2
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FOR sALE--Tep or moro small farms In
lands and impro led ranches In other por :
lions OF Texas easy terms. For particn-
lars address n. w. Norris. KAN building
N
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FOR RENT--Thrcc connlctinr rooms, fur
nshed, FOR light housekeeping, hall an,
bath room, conveniently situated Appl,
1915 Travis street.
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PRINTER irst-clsss job and lad" man
wants steady work strictly sober; mar
ried would lease small daily or good
weekly paper. Address lock box 10, Ham
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n t ny, will meet at their ar
nail, tonight for dril..
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wANTED--Gorman girl who understands
American cooking. Apply Ills Prairie ave-
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FIVE ROOM well located cottage. subject TO
500 monthly pnylncnts; VIII rnnt for slb;
viii consider cash or half trade offers for
my 5000 equity Investment, this ofncc. SO
FOR sALIs--Iots and s. In block 81, Brun-
nsr Addition. Address for terms, 3. O.
MrKen. Anderson. Texan. I'd
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WANTED---A good ment cutter: must work
cheap; call at once at 10 Preston avenue
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| WANTED-A situation by good. trust
worthy man; can do most anything In the
| line of labor. Can be seen at ii3 Wash
| inptnn street..
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FOR sALE--onc we'll bred pointer dog. 0
mhi,,hs old; yard broken; price IS. Write
Zen +. witte. Shelby, Texas, 80
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FOR SALE--Six good drivers and saddiers
$50 TO 500 each. pair good iih work mules
$50; one l6-hand work mule, $40; Two work
horses, ss6 each; one saddle pony. $50, AT
Larendon's Stables. 5
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WANTED-By a young lady position as
stenographcr and typewriter; willing 20 be-
gin on small salary; references Address
e. this Office. "