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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
SURROGATE NOTICES.

CORNELL. SARAH AN PURSU-
ance OF ar order O, Hon. Frank 7.
Fitzgerald. surrogate OF the CITY and
County OF NJ. York.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons
HAVING claims against Slrih A. cornell.
late OF MontclaIr. ,Ousty OK Essex, state
o, New Jersey. deceased. % present the
same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scriber, at his place OK transactlns busi-
ness, at the Office u WetmOre X Jenner.
No. % Pine street. In the CITY o. Ne"
next.
Dated New York. the oth dag o: No
GEORGE y. CORNELL
Administrator.
WETMORD & JENNER.
Attorneys for Administrator.
81 Pine St.. New York CITY.
IL PURSUANCE o. an order Of Hon.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. surrogate OF the
CITY md County Of New York.
Notice ls hereby given % all persoas
having claims against Robert r Dieiz.
present the same with vouchers thereof 10
the slbscrlbe-s at their place or Transact
ing business n. the Office Of Daniel Mason.
No IS william street. IN the cliy ol Sew
York on or pelOr. the 18Th day OF May
next.
Dated New York. the Goth day o, oc-
tober. 1897. -
WM HENRY WHITE.
SAMUEL MCMILLAN.
EXecutorA
DANIEL MASON.
Aitornev FOR Executors.
rs william -. y 7. CIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COIN
TY OF NEW YORK. MARY n. Ian
RENEE. As EXbrrTRIXI A$ ;ll-c ji;tEr
THE LAST Will AND TESTAMENT OF
BRYAN LAWRENCE, pt.rr.A SEQ. Plain
TINS ,s. SAM FL SWEEIlNti AND
OTHERS Defendants.
In pursuance ~ Judgment - fore
closure and sale made AID entered IN th'
above entitled action. and hearing date
the 18th dly Of March l>9s 7. rho under
named will eel az public auction az tho
New Yo-s Real Estate Saiesroom. NJ. III
Hroldwa~. Borough of Manhattan. IN the
C'ity ~ New York on "Wednesday. th~ Goth
ia, - April 1895. AZ Il 'c'ocs noon ~
that iay by BRYAN L. kennel, Alr
fioneo- fac PR misses IN said igdcu 'n:
mentioned. ard therein described as fol
lows.
Al those certain lots. pieces or parcels
q Isri known ari distinguished On a GER
tain mlp entitled "Man ~ properties ST.
lated Ir .ra t.f, - NsW York belonging
10 tho estate - sarah Taiir1an. deceased.
90 surveyed ana laid ogt into lots Fob
nary isi. bv \ H. ana W Even rlty
Register n the 'ity and county ~ New
York hv TIE Numbers 100 49, lcS and
$50. which taken together arc bounded and
described - follows VIZ Beginning ar
point nn the Noriheriy side % sixty.
sey erfh street distant four hundred AMI
twenty Two feet Westerly fr1m 'he North
westerly corner - sixty seventh street ami
Amsterdam. l0rmerlV the Tenth. Avenue
thence running Noftheriv parallel with
Amsterdam formerly tho Tenth. Avenue
one hundred fsci five inches - fhe centre
line o. the block between SiNiv- seventh
ard sixty eighth streets. thence .urn ng
Westerly along said centre linc 0ne hun
drrd feet. thence scutheriy and parallel
with Amsterdam formerly the TENN.
Avenue one hundred feet five In hos % tie
Noriheriy side II sixty seventh street. and
thence Eas'eriv Along tho NDriherly sle
Of Sixiy-scventh street one hundred feet
10 the point or plac. - beginning
Dated New York. March 20 lsas
EUGENE n. pOMERDY.
Referee.
WILLIAM Z. ORR.
Plaintiffs Attorney
NJ ~ Chambers street
taS NC-k CIV
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DRESsMAKING AND ACCORDION
PLEATING.

DRESSMAKERS and the trade get dis
count on the lowest prices FOR P.eatinss.
P,okinas Fittings: work done while you
wait. HARDING. 30 West 23d-si
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
ROOk SELLERS.

>11o-~~~< - -. - - - - = -
7sC BACH Voireys Ruins. Foeine
o. Passion" SwolicifS 'noHn' fs,Hon
..f.snes,ot creayes PRATT. lG' G'h-are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01

STENOCRAPHFR 30 Experienced. wishes
permanent position some idea Of book
keeping willing g. begin at 50. Address
STENO - WGrreu-st.
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HELP WANTED.


Male.
AN EFFICIENT. confidential sccrc'arN
and stenosrapher in large .sv Office. p"r-
rnanent place. good salary. 40 person nee!
apr.y without rnquestiorcd references and
considerable steady employment In some
Office. mast write good hand. no heed to
casual applications H. Box J.. ITihun"
Office
"Gf.I FiNE " better than glue for cr'Fy
purnOso. &c 'ueirr' stick mgciisge N q
box practical. usefu.. clean. al1srs .>1iN
saiesmen. agents. - soil 20 "'ef' !"4y 10
dirty bottles. sticky fingers. samples l2c..
prepaid. circular WALLET. Spruce
s. New-Yrrk
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ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS.


VIBRO-MECHANlCO AND ELECIho
THERAPEUTICS. DE VALLETTE IN
sTTTUTE 100 West c2d-st.. i0l IVES;
4sth-st
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

BUTLER - CfiAMBEE.fAID.- BY French
couple. man butler vac. and generally
useful. wife chamberma!d. parlormhi or
launlress. "a private family. w,.iing.
ob,ging ard experienced good reference
COUPLE 233 West 3Gth-sf
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pHRENOLoGrsTs d. PUBLISHERS.

WHAT can my child DO best 10 earn
living and win onward happiness?
Phrenologv Is q reliable guide. FOWLER
4 WELLS co. p Esst 2lst-st
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KLONDIKE OUTFITTERS
LOST.
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5oo secondhand
wood AID iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed GEORGE h. EDDY. 39S Mad
&on-st.
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SwTNOGRAPIIER. typewriter and book
keeper desires position neat. rapid and
accurate. STENO. oc' Bedford ave.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01

DETEcTIVE.--A young man desires pos:
Ton as private detective. nrs,- class 70.
er-noes and able 20 speak ten cicctent
languages Address :. I. =. Box g. T9ib-
ure once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
STORAGE

NE s'-~ GcsEsSffRcx1r ssfff0SRRxGE Wac
HOUSES. l6S-lc1-I6S West 32d-st. Stor-
srs moving Telephone 7ct aSth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.

AN ESTABLISHED FIRM. having
ofces IT, TIE most fashionable part 81
London. desire 70 increase TIE business ~
accepting bona ne dScn s.. hlS"eSr isi
ROY s41 Sells Advertising pfireS. Feet
81. London
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DRlcSSNiNINT.


~~~-~~~~~-~~~~>>~~>-~>. >>~,-->~ ~ ~N>"SN
ARTISTIC DRNSSMAKiNci. Hotel orders
i p hours unique designs tailor suifs.
cinr., and evening gowns az modeiele
prices: estimates given. Ms. NJ E..HOf;
4. East flth-st.. between BroAdv a! and
University Place.
DRESsMAKER. - CoUtur,cr- fTa"cois-
formerly wltr stern Bros hrst-class
French dressmaK.ns evening. reception
dinner and ,siior-inate gowns: !aie'' PARE
tailor-nnsie shirtwaists remote .ine sAort
notice: reasonable ;.rices aides own ris
terlals male NJ. Nine. RENIIEAt
ANDERSON. 23s cth-ave.. near l5th-st
DRFsSMAKER 81 70 Sc French dress
making cutting and bas'ins 30 cents.
x.ove-ftiing by ta!o.s square measure.
Kline ROONE. 1873 West ltth-s'.
DRESsMAKER- ALL styles dresses and
rowrs: perfect AZ guaranteed: superior
cnirl work shown; uniform skirt croop: re-
sponsible. reasonable. c35 Yves, 44th-s...
near Broadway.
DRKSsMAKER. Latest style dresses and
perfect At at moderate prices; Will go out
bv DAY Mrs. NJ. c. ROY. 2S3 East 5Gth-st
pRFSSMAKEa wants few more customers
by the day 81 so OF a. home. reason
abe city reference. KNOPF. 4l9 West
3ls;-s;.
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HELP WANTED.
N~>>NN
Male

WANTED. GROOM. Thoroughly compc-
tent. not over FIVE feet sigst inches In
height. Apply Monday and Tuesday. be
tween and Q O'Clock. Room LOO. ~
Wuuam-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01

The Approximate amour, OF the lien ~
charge upon III. aforesaid properly, 20
satisfy which tho TVoperiy Is 10 be 500. ~
81. 454 Is. with interest thereon from Marcn
10Th 1925 together with costs. aisou's :.
rsn,s and allowances. amounting t0
sl19.S3 AMI Interest. and the expenses or
sale: md the approximate amount OF w.
charges or Hens for taxes. Wa'-. rs',~
etc. thereon. is $3.50 and interest," tnere'".
The premises will he sold subject 70
prior mortgage OF $1,000 with interest,"
thereon from Angus, 1917. iso.
DANIEL. y. INGRAHAM Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01

i5en1 street.
The approximate amount ., the zen OF
charro 20 satisfy which this properly 70
u be- sold is els. 49,. 4. with interest .som
Mech istb isps hesles costs and allow
anra amounting 70 S32,.23. with interest,"
from march l1ih. lS9s. and the expenses
- the sale estimated al $3.50 The ap-
proXinate amount 90 taxes. assessments
ami other liens upon the property, VITA ~.
torres, 70 April i-fh 1875. the Gate IKEA
for the sale thereof which with fusiaer
interest thereon - the safe ~ c.osins
fho sal. o. said property are - oe ~
lowed 20 the purchaser cut ., the plrcnase
money. or which are 70 b. PAD ~ me
Referee $ S32tri.
FDW. NfFHLGNG. Referee.
LEE & LEE. Flantius Attorneys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01

ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS ios
The Tribune. received az a. .ae 40, rp nertn
OF slst st. until . o'clock p. M; ad'er-
,,s,ments received at the following brancn
OFFICES az regular office rates until o'eioc.
y. Ia, ~. 25' sth-avs.' s. e. Sor. 40 an.
i52 9Th ave cor. l2th-st. Mays osn
ave ana i4,h-st.. 1872 Columbus n nss
West d6,h-st. lOG IVES, i2d-st:. near OH
ave ya East ii,h-st.; 2SI West !%--ss..
between Ith and sth ayes. 100 East In
at. i.33s 3d-aye, between 10th anu ~"
sts 0o, Sd-ave., rear Glst-st: LOS ISL
ave. near sD,h-st.: $50 3d-a,e.. near @i sss
A., 554 3d-ave.: 30 Bleecksr-et. "a sxe
Bieecker-st.. zoos slave: $40 EsM 's,~
a.: 1921 9d-ave.: 2.G62 3d-ave.; " AA~
sterda,u-aye.: 402 West 42d-st
ave. near soth-st.: $50 Sd-sves
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR SALE.

N--f'~'--~r
pyCcEsr RARGAIES. Closing out ele-
rsnt roh chairs hal. cost. sacrlhc'ne
COLD CHAIR MANvFACTrRERS' ~
Sixth Ave.
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
TOi $G MAN. steady. industrious. speak
Ink thee languages. iesir~s sltua' .on
WI chance of Advancement. mojei ate
wages - STAT. GLlESMAN rs West
2'fa 81.
Young MAN. age IS wishes good posi-
ton. office rT. ferred good -"f.rsr rs
". g. care r. =. Eifal' 81 BroaGway
TC;' 80 SWEDISH Man. iust landed.
az LEE position az ANYTHING. PETER
son. 90, West l6th-si.
YOUNG Man rs, desires position a. my
hing. good pfnmsn. best 81 reference.
Address FRAME. NuV :. tribune once
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08

THE QUARTERLY MEETING
vi the Houston business League IN
he Held Tuesday Afternoon.

\ call has been issued for the quarterly
meeting of the Houston Business l.eague
for Tuesday, May 10, at p. M. In addition
TO reports from the directors ana secretary
aud from several important committees
matters oil vital Importance to the nros.
peilty of Houston viii be considered
large and nrompt attendance is especinll,.
desired The success attendant upon ,be
efforts OF the Houston Business League in
connection with the Texas Fruit Flower
anu Vegetable Festival held in pecemhsr
the San Jacinto celebration. and with ref.
erenee to a Houston exhibit at the Op,nb,
eNposluon mas proved the vital necessity
Reads o. the passenger departments NJ ,hs
several railroads entering this city have
been iLvited by the transportation commit
tee OF The league 10 be present Tuesday al
ternoon' The complete success CT com
n'sreial ORGANIZATION depends LARGELY nnon
us members. ana for that reason all ara
Urged TO te present Tuesday afternoo,
promptly at o'clock. ''i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08
THE SUCCESS OF A TEXAS INsT,Tu.
TION

About four months ago Prof I y
praughen, president of Draushon,s pr,o.
'icai Business Colleges, Nashville, Tenn.
ana Texarkana, Texas, opened business
eeiiege in Galveston and placed in enatg.
OF the same his brother, Prof. ]. W.
piaushon. who had previous to that data
oeSn principal of the Nashville solle.s Inv
,he part four years. The Galveston col.
i.ee now has over 100 students in r,rul.,r
attendance and others are entering a;,ros,
every day Prof. Draughon's suos,ior
curse OF instructions and facilities for
well known to need any commen, Co. ~
vertissment elsewhere in this issue liz
Send for It. AZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08

The following marriage licenses we're is.
sued for the week ending yesterday:
c. u. Chiffon and Miss Dora Crimes.
Ernest Bel and Josephine Howard
Theodore j. Thompson and Juanita Nc.
Cloney.
Joseph Hiernickel and Miss Clara LEM.
f. W. Henckel and Mss Viola Brooks
Eugene Carl and Miss Josephine Braun.
Henry Brown and Helen Davis
H. w. Grcenlv and Sylvester Jones
Ernest klunkert and Miss Mary Hart =
ingen.
Henry Allen and Arletta Pinter
II. C. MeLiver and Mrs. Viola Connell
Green Watson and Jane 1eftu.
walter Hayes and Nettie Jackson
frank fIorln and Miss Annie NekMenik
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08

Estate Of Hester Banks deceased; ap
plicatlon for order OF sale of lot g. frac-
tiona lot II. Holman survey, heard and
granted sale to be private.
Estate Of Joseph b. Renner, deceased I.
inventory and apprasement filed May 8
examined. approved and ordered recorded.
Estate OF John Kuehner deceased Car
rte Kuehuer appointed survivor of the com
munity estate; ]. l.. Dickson, =. w. Caw-
thorn and j. r. Mahoney appointed APP
prasers.
Estate of William BANNED. deceased ),
elizabeth BANNED applicant for letters of
administration.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08

Emily DonDellan to Frank d. Tread
way, all lands / own in Harris
county, 80, -. -. -.
Alvin Saunders, r, NJ. Cash and
L. c. Luckel to W. II. Feather
ton. lots IL. L., IL, block e. Katy
Leander Breeding to Pairlee Breed
ing northwest a of southwest a
section 20, block ?. Houston and
Texas Central lands. ...........
W. \. Irvine to s r. Il. Seeylc.
lot Is. block 30. town of La Porte 2;
Edward Kiam to j. +. McAshan,
lots 4, 5. half Of and #. block
$50 south side Buffalo bayou. a,5C
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08
DID YOU EVER NAV.
III

When a tire is porous. 4 N,
that 1t has been punctured 4 z.
ner that it is impossible to At
where the nail or other obise, !.
inner wall of the tire (the n,
trouble and the only place when
should be repaired, TIE out, !
puncture has, perhaps, been clo,1
easy, but there is nothing n =
air from escaping into the fah.|
of which the tire is made. and ;
its way along the threads, e,e,a)
minute point where the oute,
the tire has been slightly NJ
Then the tire is called ''porow-l
it. But it isn't. The whole trvt|
one little internal undiscoyerabk1
and the only way in which TIL
can be repaired is to open the lid
it. II your tire is one of the IL
not be opened, then there Is nd
done but throw it away. II i'll
you are in luck. The Dunlop al
apart instantly, it's inner wall 81
rubber tube than can be euily Z
repaired with
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08
THE COURTS.
Eleventh Ciyn Di.trlct Court.

Eleventh Ctvu Districf Court.
Charles Hagan ct al vs.. Houston CITY
Street Railway Company; dismissed Tor
want Of prosecution.
Elijah S. Jamison vs. San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Railway Company; plaintiff
takes a non-suit
NJ Dckey vs. f. a. Blount ct al; both
parties granted leave to amend.
II. II. Benefited vs. San Antonio ana
Aransas Pass Railway Company; verdict
for defendant.
Fisty-dGh CfVtI District Court.
w. II. Holmes VS.. Hannah Holmes; judg-
ment for plaintif for divorce.
s. Blum VS.. Zetta Blum; on trial.
]. n. Taub vs. Amelia J.. Withrow; con-
tnued for service.
James Lawlor vs. Theo. Keller: special
exception OF one years limitation and gen.
eral demurrer of defendant oyerruled
Edward J. Berwind vs. Christ Church,
continued generally.
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suits for Civii District Conrt.s

Viola Bell VS.. Robert c. Bell; divorce.
j. T. Mason VS.. Foster Higgs ct al; tres
pass TO try title to part of the King Z acres,
j. Austin grant, north side Buffalo bayou,
j, 4. Mason VS.. Amelia Z. Wthrow ct
al; trespass to try title TO 30 acres, j..
Hargrayes survey Liberty county.
j. d. Parker vs. Jennie Parker; divorce.
Suits were filed by the city for taxes
against the following defendants Mrs.
Mary A. Bryan, Mrs, Louise Dremond
George G.. Connally
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FOOD AND SHELTER DEPOT.
captain Mckenzie Gives "A Rcport ,
Its Work and Success

| captain Mckenzie Gives n Report of
Its Work and Success
captain Mckenzie Of the Salvation Army
mas prepared his drst report of the food
ana shelter depot, which the people Of
Houston so generously helped to establish
y work so far-reachlng in its effects. as IT
Is hoped THIS viii prove to be, can not be
set on loot without a considerable expendl-
| lure Of time and money. and Captain Me
| kenzle feels thankful TO God on looking
PACK over the many months of effort who
mas helped him TO bring the work to a sue
eessiul conclusion and place it on basis
'Qat leads him confidently to believe will
render IL eit-supportng from now on. He
states that the success of this charity dc
pends nov altogether on the citizens az
thls city. II they support il there is no
question of its success and there is ev srv
reason to believe they will do so. as The
food and shelter depot lifts the incubus of
indlscriminate giving off their shoulders
and helps their fellows not so well circur,
stanced to help themselves.
Tho following financial statement has
peen submitted 10 the treasurer, MIR. =.
NJ McAshan, and by him approved:
EXPENSES,
Kitchen. including rent
F2ol furniture wages.
cite. ,,,..... ..........,. sos Sc
Wood yard including wood.
freight on same horse.
wagon and harness ..... go 80
Fixtures, including tele-
phorc and carpenter ac-
count '''''' ,,,.a,;;;::. go 9s-s569 Ii
Amount collected and paid
in by subscribers ...S4qo -
Sales Of wood since opening
ot shelter .'..',,..,,.. &c 05-- 554 so
nstlclency 1900 '.,.,.,, si4 81
As VIII be seen this leaves an outlay
OF S4,Sl over and above moneys received.
IN slVlnS mo above report to the public
CantaIn Mckenzie wishes to say that tho
shelter has IN to date furnished 500 meals
ana 200 beds to needy ones To offset the
above deficiency Of sli.S7, there is on hand
iorN cords CT first-class fire wood which
is being cut faster than II can be sold
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08
Wnshington strcet n,vIy,,

The revival meeting began last Sunday AZ
'he Washington Street Methodist church
mas been very successful, There have been
peni'ents and conversions at nearly all
the night services. and several have ,o,naa
, church Rev. II. &. Willis OF caldwell
,sAas' Is assisting the pastor. Rev. j. W
morn Mr. Willis Is an eloquent sneaker
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08

Reduction in price OF gas. After M,rch
10 the rate for gas will be 81 50 per 100
cubic feet for all purposes. Has for al ,
cas cooking water heaters and general as
sortmcnt of gas appliances. ]. j. NJ
kccver general manager.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08
TEXAS LIMP and OIL CO.
Lamps and Oils.

and diaws large congregations to hear hin,
services today az II n m. and 3 m
day. ""A o. III every
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08

rhose wishing to get rid OF rheumatism
should Try bottle Of Eiuer & Amends
rrescription No. 2S5l. e. +. SonmiJ,
Houston Texas, sole agent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08
Cheap Fuel
For Cooking Stoves.

Before making your arrangements for sum.
mer cooking, We wish 10 call attention IN tho
economy OF using Stove Gasoline, ms com
pareu with gas, Five gallons OF Stove Case.
ras stove Gasoline is sold in this city. dys
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08

Only ono cent a word for Post Want
Ads and still less I! they run four tu..s
or over. Have you tried them Nothing
cheaper or more sure to bring results.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08
OPIUM

The only PERFECT HOME CURE for
opium morphine, laudanum and kindred
audlGuons NEW in METHOD, ACTION
ana RESULTS, You can be cured AT homa
"lthout ache, pain or suffering, without
interference with your work or business.
Mi,noul publicity. while you improve from
the start sleep soundly. eat heartily md
quickly regain your normal weight ard
cohdluon. References will be given IA
many cured. Write for BOOK of pan.
Iicul.ARS. Call or address DR.. PURDy
Binz Block, Houston, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08
HOUSTON GAS LIGHT co.

Gas cooking stoves and hot plates for snle
by Houston Gas Light Co,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08

Coke and Ta.-For sale by Houston Ga,
Light Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08
Fosters Local Forecasts.

The storm waves will reach this mcrl
ian and the other changes will occur at
nd within TOO miles Of Houston within
hours Of $ p, nj OF the dates
Arizona republican., 1898-01-30
Middy Reefrr
 VeStee.

Nothing reeerved; all go at the one price, $2.45; this includes a full and complete line of the Mrs. Jane Hop kins Star Make" double seat, double knees; patient elastic waist-band
Arizona republican., 1898-01-30
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

C. s. Onderdonk lof Philadelphia
 representing a company of Philadel- phia Capitalists interested in the tan ming of hides, has leased the Canada De Los Alamos grant in Santa Fe counfy, N. M, for the purpose of us ing it as a gaalt pasture. The head quarters of the business will be at Lamy Junction. It is proposed to fenca the grant and stock it win goats. The grant contains about 15,- 900 acres and other pastures wild be leased in various sections of the ter ritory and stocked. The skins of the animals are to be shipped to Philsdea- phia, where one house alone will han de the product Owing to the dry, istmosphere and almost continuous sunshine it is said the gost pelt from New Mexico and Colorado makes the worlds best kid glove material and peGls from this section command a high price from French manufacturers.
 c. E. Willingham and M C. Stew IT. of the Pecos country have bought at top notch market figures, for spring delivery, all the caEtle on the market between Eddy, N. M, and Pecos, Tex. The deal calls for the delivery by W. D. Hudson of Reeves county Texas, 700 head; by w. I. Barber, 400 head; Merchant & Donnelly, 400 head; M T. Stone, 150 hssad. Beef steers are scarce on the market and most of the New Mexico Tanchmen are taking ad- vantage of the mild winter to hold every hoof for the big advance they feel assured of in !the spring.
 The loss of pint of milk in one 1 day from each animal in herd amounts to many quarts, and may represent $1 or $2 more This will occur when the stalls are not warm and insufficient bedding is provided. A crack in the wall when the wind is damp and cold, may cause distress 1 to all the animals, yet the cost of re- | pairing such may be but a small sum-
 The young dairy heifer ought to be 1 as we'll fed and cared for as the milk 1 COW, because her future usefulness de ! bends on her condition prior to he1 first pregnancy. She does nlot need food either for milk production nol | fer fat, but ought to be kept in strong growing condition by food that makes borei and muscular tissue and give: vig0r of constitution. The heifel shOuld have a more active life thar the COW kept for milk, but require: just as much care in feeding and jus
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