The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-05
Personal.

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements IN Office OF The Post
for week ending Saturday January 20, 1895:
2s27 2So2 dOi 1908 t2l; 2s2S; 2o2o; e. b.;
Mrs. 7. b.: 2Ysl; Florist; Benz. Franklin;
230S: Gentleman: Genteel Widow: III. b II
23O0j 1850; J T.; Mrs 7; A, Harley I2';, G.
23sT; Lee W, n. 20; l.. & NJ; 2sl2; ,62 t6l'
Mrs, NJ; 23l4; 1888 "a; $50: 1853 l2); 1866;
sa5 ca t3 ms BAG sSzs 2s2 S;d a 8 se ss,S
2S9S 81 Widow tel; 2si9 tsl $500 CHI
WANTED--Pupils to take piano and French
Lessons, by young Partisan lady, at their
residence If required terms moderate '"s
Silver street.
DAD, Will you please come back TO Little
Toodles, or send for mamma and me- /
lave been cryins ever since you leit' my
mamma and me are sick and want you
please TO send for us. Toodles. Victoria,
Texas. ~
HOUSTON CYPRESS CIsTERN CO, manu-
facturers Of cypress cisterns, tanks. water
troughs, etc. ofhce and factory. foot Of
Main street, Houston. Phone No. 5S5 II
WANTED-Men and women to unite with
mo as supreme officers and found new
fraternal order; salarod positions; Ad-
dress j. T. sedgwick, Port Arthur, Texas. Z
MADAM L, wEsTPiiALs Partisan new Gle
CANT masquerade costumes Tor rent ana to
order. Orders sent tn all parts of Texas.
Rooms and ., Ieiephone building. s
SEND 2-cont stamp for Unique Calendar
for 1926 and n souvenir OF photos Al Tree
for the postage. j. j Pastoriza pt'g &
Litho. CO., Houston.
JOHN Il. cUHFYTs HEIRS wANTED,-Iiteo
was In Texas in 1897, lived In Southeast
TtAas IN 1919, For valuable inflammation
aedress lock box 1903. BEAUMONT. Tenas.
MRS LIZZIE DONAHER, CORRECT designer
and maker of Ladies' Fashionable Car
ments special attention given to troiis-
seaus and evening dresses Over II.
Browns store, 4l5!a Main street.
THE Benin Pitman system OF shorthand and
iypewriting taught for s. per month; begin
now: typewriting done ON short notice. Mrs.
II. L. Rodgers. s0i Kiam building
MRS. MCDONALD. Teacher q piano. lessons
Mt 1903 McGowen avenue; also si1 Mckinney
avenue; terms s. per month. 8
DIR W. H. McELReY. after ar absence from
the city for some time. has reopened his
dental office. e0Iia Main street. over Bald
wins bookstore. II
j. L. KoPF. undertaken and embaimcr, hns a
complete line OF funeral goods, pictures
flames and holdings. Phone Gs1. loii Prairie
avenue
KATTMANN K KNEELAND-Manu
OF tents, awnings. tarpaulins, wagon covers.
etc; flags made to order; sio'a Congress
avenue, corner Travis street houston.
HOW Is IT clothes cleaned or dyed az Fer
nandez' Partisan Steam Dye Works, di5
Travis look as new Because II Is done by
nrofessIo,,nis If
FOR RENT
FOE RENT'--Free OF charge. 40 acres Of hne
black land near Akin; 10 scrss u cn!;.ya-
ton. Address J. I. Aberts, 22a Markcs
street, Galveston.
THEE or four nice connecting nnfurnished
rooms hot and cold baths. in private family,
or paved street. one block from two car
lines: 1909 Milan streer.
GOOD 7-room house and 10 10 acres; close
10 city limits: BY the month or for one
year W. r. Dickey. doTM Main street ?
FOR RENT--Tso pleasantly located rooms,
elmer Furnished or uniurnifked, about three
Il !nnies yfik from Capitol. Call or address
1906 Milan street.
FARM FOR RENT-wbole or part. my farm.
$50 acres. ga miles west OF Houston' three
houses. plenty water. Apply Al. L. West
heinieA 1903 Texas svennc 81
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished upstairf
K rooms with board. IN private family: AZ
modern conyapiences: for gentlemen "
couples 1874 Texas avenue. - VI
ron RENTr-Six or seven rooms fog hoard
irr house. With bath rpom; 104 Ban jec,nso
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