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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-15
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
Tho Daily Chronicle of Wheellng's
Progressive NcIghbor.

The fire department was called out
yesterday afternoon, shortly before 2
O'clock, by alarm box No. %, the cause
OF which being small FIRE, due to 9
defective chimney, which had started
in the roof Of the one-story frame cot
tage on West Hanover street, belonging
Ia Henry Helling, and occupied by
William Hastings. After removing a
small portion OF the roof, and several
buckets of water being applied the fire
was a thing OF the past, With slight
damage sustained.
The bazaar 10 be given by the Young
Ladies' Election Society Of the Presby-
terrain church, which will open In Com
mercial hall Tomorrow night, and con-
t!nue until Saturday night, promises to
eclipse anything OF Its kind ever given
in this city. A very important feature
feature aside from the bazaar Will be
the turkey supper, served Friday eve
ming, and an oyster supper Saturday
evening. Dressed dolls and numerous
other articles that Will make useful and
appropriate Christmas presents Will be
on sale.
The Womnn's Club held we'll at
tended and excellent meeting ut the
home OF Mrs. p. C. Boyd, on Fourth
HkIEGkt yEgkEEuay GLkEkAlQNAs AZ w.
Eramme, which was o musical and lit
terary one, consisted chiefly Of Irish
selections. Their next meeting, which
was to have been IAN Evening with
Dickens" in costume, on the Goth of
this month, was voted by the club TO
be changed, but no arrangements as to
the nature Of the next meeting were
made.
Frank Johnson, arrested by Officer
Brown, was before Mayor Shipman
yesterday morning, on the charge OF
petit larceny, which consisted Of steal
ing brass and other articles from the
Laughlin mill for some time past. He
was given $50 and costs, and will be ta-
ken to st. CiRlrsville jail to-day where
he will be given sufficient time to realize
the truth and Importance laid down in
the ieghth commandment.
The ferry boat Conveyer was ground
ed yesterday afternoon, at shallow
point just below the Union bridge, and
It required the efforts Of the Fay S.
for several hours before she was eHtric-
ated.
Ernest @ Smith, OF this place,
member OF the Seventeenth United
states infantry, will leave with that
regiment for the Philippines about ttR
first OF next month,
Miss Margaret Smith will be home
from Wilson'S College, Chambersburg,
Pa, Tomorrow. TO spend the holidays
with her parents,
A number ct young men from this
lace, Will leave in a few days for Ell
wood City, Pa, to work In q glass house
at that place.
The funeral OF Mrs. william AEoffatk,
which occurred from ST. Mary's church
yesterday morning, was largely at
tended.
The alumni society will hold busi-
ness meeting In the high school room
tonight, at 1850 o'clock.
Howard Joy entertained the high
school class OF "a at his home, on
Broadway, last night
The attraction at the Opera House
rcXt Thursday night will be Lost In
New York"
r. c. swartz has returned from q
short business trip to Pittsburgh.
Ralph SwRrtz is recovering from an
attack OF typhoid fever.
DR.. ]. NJ. Blackford is Indsposed.
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nerves. Poor, suffering vile --.pooII, DIS.
tracted husband. II the husband IS q
cheerful, good -huuoTed man he. will
sympathize lii he Is nervous, tired and
irritable himself he will probably go oil
TO the club OF seek elsewhere more con-
genial company
A sick womSn 10 to be pitied because
she is miserable and because she has not
yet learned that Mr.. PieFce'a FOvorite Pre-
Gcription will make her we'll.
The "Favotite Prescription was de-
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don't intend to stand by idly. You bet
I will come out on top when this thing
has been properly adjusted"
At to.norrow's meeting Won Der Abe
Will be permitted TO be present during
the proceedings, but Muckentuss will
have the sole right OF voting. The board
Of directors went into session at 2a5
O'clock.
The business transacted was OF a
routine order, VIZ: The official award
ing Of the 'sS championship and accept
ing the treasureT's report The directors
viii take up and pass upon the Decker
case,in which the Chicago, st. Louis and
Louisville clubs are interested.
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-15
MoUNDsvILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

Mrs. c. r.. oldham, OF Tenth street,
Moundsvnle, was badly burned early
yesterday morning. on passing a gas
stove her clothing caught fire and che
would doubtless have been seriously In
tured had she not, with rare presence of
mind, wrapped herself In bed comfort,
sm0sherlag the flames. She d:d not sue
coed, though. In extInsushlng the flames
until the greater part OF her clothing
was burned Her face and hands both
escaped injury, but she received several
severe burns on the body. DIR. g. w.
Bruce was the attending physician.
The MoundsvilIe Mercantile Company
has SOLD the store at the wharf.-the old
Galaher stOnd-to NJ, a. Smith, Of Mag
netic Springs, Ohio. This II one OF the
largest general stores in Moundsvitte.
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by millions Of women and has brought
health, happiness and coutentment to as
many homes.
"ByWie >ynnBiek for over eight years, writes
Albert u fIite Rtq., Of AllAmont. Grundy Coz
Tenn. "6hs had uterine disease and was treated
by two physicians and got no relief A. last
read about Or. pieFce'a FRvorfte Prescription. I
sent 10 the drug store, got one bottle and the
hrtt dose gave ease and sleep. she had not slep!
nny for three nights. Being sure that Il would
cure her sent Tot Ave more bottles hDd when
Ahe had taken the sixth bottle she was sound aud
we'll We now have a GHe boy At our houae."
The gavorite Prescription contains
no aicoii6f and no opiuni OF other narcotic,
and Is perfectly harmless IN any condition
Of the System,
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The InteIIigencer..
job Printing Office

zee Tho largest and most complete
zee Job Printing Establishment In
''' the city and one OF tho most
zee extensive In tho Ohio Valley.
-. Possesses every facility for tho
zee prompt execution OF all kinds Of
zee work. from a Neat Gard or Cir
''' uular to Monster Poster, In any
't' variety OF cDlors. At the shortest
"' notice and on tho most reasonable
zee terms. Country merchants, farm.
"' ers and others requiring Store
's' Ruls, Public Sale Bills, etc, will
t's md It 10 their Rdvantnge to call
zee at or address Tho lntelllgeneUr
''' Job Printing ofleS.
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woman - uoupleu IN
a distinctly feminine
way the most delicate
nerves Of her body are
in q state Of chronic
irritation. She has
headache and back
ache. She Is iisticss
aud spiIilesS. She IL
Cross and blue. She
feels that life 10 not
worth living and her
temper reflects the
condition Of her
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Stockholders a1eedaos.
ToCRHoLDERs' MBpTINc;,

&IVGhHUbDE1INS NI19K1NN'
me annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF tho National Bank Of West Virginia,
at Wheeling, will DO held at the banking
House on Tuesday. January 70. 1883. be-
o'clock D. M, for the election OF directors.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
Wheeling. ". Va, Dec. Z, iS9S. deI
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SNNeaL
REPUBLICAN SUGGESTION MEETINGS,


Suggestion meetings will BIO held by tho
Republicans Of the city Of wheeling on
Saturday, December ~, 1898, at O'Clock
p. M, ut the following places:
First Ward-At VlRllant Engine House.
Second Ward-At Market House Han.
Third Ward-At First Branch Of Council
Fourth Ward-At Police Court Room.
Fifth Ward-At Hook and Ladder Hose
Sixth ward-At Pythian Castle.
Seventh Ward-At island Hose House.
Eighth Ward-At Knoke's' HRu, NO, M
Jacob street. 49,
Tho meetings will DO, for the, purpose q
suggesting persons to be voted for at the
primary elections to be held on Saturday,
December 81, 1885, between the hours o. !
O'Clock p. N. and o'clock p. M, for the
following offices:
For members Of the First Branch %
Council.
For members of the Second Branch Of
For members Of tho City Executive
JOHN W. K1NDEIBEReER,
wM. Il. HoRNIsH, Secretary. dell
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Manager Fette and VIII Handlan, Of
the All-wheellngs, leave this morning
for Toledo, where they will try to ar
range an Inter-clty match for $500 a
eide
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nAnnInn HAppINnss

Is dependent upon the health Of the wife
more than on any otter one thing. If a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-15

veioped over
thirty years
ago in the reg
ulaT practice
OF DR.. X. v.
Pierce who 10
aud was then,
chief consult
ing physician
to the lnva-
lids Hotel and
Surgical Insd-
tute, at Buff
mlo, N, y.
Since then Il
L. A.aa M.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-15

Distressing Kidney md Bladder dis
ease relieved IN six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure. 1t
~ great surprise on account of Its cX-
cccding promptncss In relieving pain In
bladder, kidneys and bnck, in male or
female. Relieves retention Of water al
most Immediately. II you want quick
relief aud cure this IL tho remedy. Sold
by Il, II. List, drugEist, Wheeling. W..
Yin. tf&s
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ErRent

dor RENT-sEVERAI5 GOOD ROOFS
H IN the City Bank Building. Inquire AZ
the city Eank OF Rheellng. mEao
NOR RENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMS.
G best location in city. Possession &c
ket street. ocl9
NOR RENT-THE DEsIRABLE
q manufacturing establishment, located 90
southeast corner Of Eighteenth and Chap
line streets. More ground 70 needed. Ter
mlnal switch beside the property. Apply
to JOHN BECKETT. noll
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eenrral NoNres.


TIME ATMOSPHERIC MOTOR CON-
PANY, ROOM 306 NEAL! BUILDING.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2, 1885
Notice Is hereby given that meeting
Of the stockholders Of tho Atmospheric
Motor Company OF the United States Of
America will DO held ut the office OF the
company, Room No. S06 Neal Building, in
Baltimore. Nd, on Tuesday, the 9Th day
OF December. 1898. at 4 O'Clock p m, TO
pass resolutions authorizing the tHcrease
OF the capital stock Of the company by
10000 shares OF the par value OF 5000 each.
def-th Secretary.
nlTrsBURGH, WHEELING q KEN
lucky RAILROAD COMPANY.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 70, 1898.
The undersigned, trustees under the
First Consolidated Mortgage OF tho Pitts
burEh. Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad
Company, dated January ], 1884, hereby
give notice that they have on hand
ESiS.O0 applicable to tho purchase Of first
consolidated mortgage bonds secured by
FHid mortgage, for tho purposes OF the
sinking fund provided thercunIer.. Pro-
poRale will be received until December 49,
1895 for the sale TO them OF A.OOo.W OF
SUI" o g. B. LIGGETT,
HENRY X. LIST,
no19-s TruGteeg.
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GOLD Pen, with pearl holder, az cents.
w. j.. LUKENS, one Price Jeweler.
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Old Cronies won three straight from
Aber Nit last night Fette and Scheehle
CARROLL CLUB LEAGUE

Scorers ernhardt and Ross. Umpire
Cook. To-night-La Belle and Purltans.
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Grsqs.

NOR sALE-GooD PAYING RUsl-
u NESS at bargain, Address J. ~,
care LntelllEencer office. auM
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-01

s. B.. Brett Books, $50
Chas Bennett Optician, $50
Sullivan Dlahoyde Art Store Pictures 722 Kansas
Robins Co, Groceries, 7O4-7o6 Kansas
& Scott, Restaurant
Tayman s. OberIey Hardware Co, Kansas
t. P. Culley Pianos,
w. S. urnan Shoes,
E. B. Guild, Kansas
Thompson Bros, Furniture, 626
August Clothing Co, 622 Kansas
E. c.. Glenn, Toys, 61S Kansas
w. Kale Groceries, 612
Tub Clothing Co, 6O4-6O66o9 Kansas
Rovey Snow, Drugs
Burg Mems Furnishings,
n. Matthew'S Shoes, asst
& Click, Groceries, 1o9 Sixth
New Co, Dry Goods, 10 Sixth
1Tofatt, Furniture,
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Swift & Holiday Drug Co, 623 Kansas
a Troup, Troup's Enterprise, 521 Kansas ave-
Chas E. Wardin, Jeweler, Gil Kansas ave.
NJ. F. Rigby, Candy, 500 Kansas
Moore Book and Stationery Co, sos Kansas
KtchelI & Marburg, Hardware, 629 Kansas ave.
A N. Cross Jeweler 515 Kansas
W. A. L. Thompson Hardware Co., 81 Kansas ave.
Farnsworth Ashby, Chinaware etc, sos Kansas ave.
H. sarnuels Dry Goods 433 Kansas
w. q. Reed, Furniture SO Kansas
M. Affron, Clothing SIC Kansas
A Samuel, Clothing, 522 Kansas
f. Long, Hotel and Restaurant, 52S KanEas
L. A Fisher, Clothing, 11s East Sixth
C.. n. Morrison, Jeweler, sos Kansas
Hodgins Cafe, Restaurant 1o6 East Seventh st.
j. M. Knight Furniture, ia Kansas
Topeka Wooden Mill Co., Merchant Tailor 7o1 Kansas az
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Crosby Goods, Carpets, 717-71e
Keper Paxtons Store Sixth Quincy st
J. s. sproat, Groceries, 112
Palace Clothing Co, Kansas
Greenwald Co, Clothing Kansa ave
Warren NJ Crosby & Goods,
7Kansas
& Kansa ave..
A C Campbell JeVeler save
n. ave.
NJ & Shoes Kansas
1TcCintock Kansas save.
am look Stationery Kansa ave
ave.
B. ave-.
The Eighth
Clothing "
The Topeka Capital East Eighth
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These unprecedented
Rates are good only for
Tuesday, Dec. 9th, and on
the Special Topeka Ex-
CnrSiOn Train.
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These unprecedented
Rates are good only for
Tuesday, Dec. 9th, and on
the Special Topeka Ex-
CurSiOn Train.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
foRKTOwN's CELEBRATION.
1t Would Have Done Much Credit

Would Have Done Much Credit t.
a Large City.
ouero Texas. October 25.--The celebra-
aon OF the fiftieth anniversary OF the
''undlng OF the town of Yorktown yes
s3aay was one of the most successful I'M
aer'akings ever attempted in De Witt coun-
IN. me procession was a credit 10 u large
Iav' some OF the floats were beauti. vi
wy al were very creditable. The new
,aa the Old We're contrasted in many ways.
- sae lead OF the procession was an oil
nuie wagon, in which were riding three
|s.uerauons. grandfather. father and son.
me grounds fully 10000 people had
~ Every county in this section OF
G as olaee was represented A barbecue SUI
| ,,s ior all and many more was served
|tsa much to the disappoin tment of the
s.usands Governor Culberson failed to
|s@" Deing prevented by official duties.
ron Rud Kleberg and julius Schuetze
49, the orators of the day and their al
,.nues wsre listened to with marked at
SnNon' The entertainment is TO be con-
seu Today and Senator Chiffon, who
nsa. , IN Yesterday evening, will address the
spie To-Day. The entire day was devoid
any lnpleasantness OF any kind or char
c,' MT The people of Yorktown deserve
IN praise for the manner in Wild h
80 acquitted themselves. Even the
n detail was attended to and each
III, every citizen seemed TO resolve him
IN. r, .nio COMMITTEES on entertainment.
wiz county Is proud OF the success.
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"'ihaf, Texas. October 25.--A cold and
Y"s north wind is Blowing, carrying the
mountain high and along the streets
40 roads until it is binding. The weather
,ery dry and the present drouth he
br.n .J alarming. All the small creeks and
n. ~ are dry and even wells are fail
s The cotton crop is about all out and
sseled. while corn is selling on tire
Sara a. 20 cents per bushel. Times are
Us IN midsummer and The outlook
is anything but promising.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-Prospsrcu weekly paper; good
plant: great sacrifice; job office. Address
Business. This office. *
FOR sALE-Aii or half Interest IN good pay
ing blacksmith arg hsrIrs at HAM nsgs,ns VIZ
Forte. Texas. -
BIG BARGAIS--A money making newspaper
and Job office; invoice, new. 1880. location
worth 500; business growing, September
buslness SIS: low expenses: good reasons
for selling: $3.50 In good accounts no with
OUTFIT: all for 1900; SIS ca&h. Address box
1884. Bridgeport. Texas. ~
FOR sALE--Job printing plant. invoice $3.50
send for specimen sheet 20 w. G. Hnlsar
ais Main street. Fort Worth. Texas, 81
WELL ESTABLISHED business wants g
mariner with $500 90 put IN same: 4 rare
chance. Address ti5i. this Office -
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Two Ncxroc. 10 HING

AVanond' Texas. October 25.--Pete Au-
and Manuel Morris will hang here
4 friday unless the governor intsrvenes.
bar ues,h watch has been placed over
Iii Morris murdered 6-year-old negro
ks,. Shue Aubrey killed a negro woman
- sugarland, this county.
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HOJsEHOLD. Kitchen and dining room fur.
nture for sale great bargains. Call 1908
Charities street. -
SOCK must be sold. in order to do so will
sell at about half prize latest pattern five.
drawer solid oak sewing machines all com
plete, only SIS. OF latest improved drop
head ave-drawer machine only $50. Nov.
cont wait until all sold. but order one or "A
dozen at once and get $50 and $3t machine
for SIS and $50 This chance will not last
long. Remit by express or money order to
Box ~, Schulenburg, Texas, reference fur
pished 1
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WANTEp--A bookkeeper. employed by
Wholesale house. has icisurc evenings and
would keep set OF books ut very reasonable
rates, best city references. Address ilix.
this office. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

ACETYLENE GAS--Men 10 handle a per-
teclly automatic hcetyienc Gas Generator
YOU have Rad Of Acetylene, the romiag
light Every mnC may own bis own iitsin
Mas plant, be II 10 country or city. aud light
his home. factory, hall or pisne Of buzz
less sefer, cheaper and Ear mors brilliantly
than with either city gas. electric light or
coal oil. The Insurance Companies incorss
H. A chance 10 engage IN n new and prof .
table legitimate business. Simplex hccty-
lenc Gas Co. Shreveport La q
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.

For SALE--A two-Htory house IN good con-
dltiou, on easy terms, az bargain y taken
~ oree. For Information cnll at i4li Elyslan
street, Firth ward. or on NJ. II. rhrorhuor'
ton. Alvin. Texas. y
GREAT BARGAINS Twenty five aores just
below the city. bayou front. Only $500 per
acre. llarral Harral. Sl1la Maiu. y
FOR sALE-Chcice modern slx-room oottnse
In Third ward good neighborhood win take
vacant lots ns first payment. HhrN
Harrai. SIIm Main street. y
FOR sALE--Elegant twn-story residence
Third ward. modern IN every way, would
take vacant lots Or acreage near the city
as hrst payment. iiarral ilarr0l, 3iilg
Main street. -
FOX sALE--iso acres OF improved land two
h0Lses two stables. two wells and all iathi-
Ing implements on the place fence Rtohud'
200 yards from Missouri CITY depot: ~ per
aero Apply l.. a. Hamburger, l0li Prairie
avenue. Houston, Texas. u
FORTY ACRES improved, In city limits, viii
rent cheap 20 reliable parties; a fino oyster
creek pla',,etion. 500 acres Tor rent bar
gain,
on our list OF city property We have sev.
ofhllc desirable residences that we sell
Ga Easy payments; also lots In every ward
IL The city.
THIS is the time Of the year when You
should keep your personal and real property
fully Insured. we represent the best oompa-
MES give us u trial. Nortieet Cooley,
2Ci Dn1 building, phone 9,s,
Ho'N NRIt--hVuu puhiN'Nrs ~
cludng compete set OF abstracts OF city and
county. Address Real Estate. this of'ioe. "
If YOU WANT TO BUY, sell or exchange
property, real or personal, ] make spa
oialty Of that line and have II large list ia
select from; correspondence solicited; no
trouble to answer letters OF questions John
= Boyle room 3l Bing building, Houston.
Texas
a FINE plantation IN Brazoria copnty, valley
land seven miles west from Columbia: ldoc
pera Tn md afa nf ne
housrg store and managers house. 10
mules and necessary plows, etc. will give
bnrgrin to responsible party, Addrcsa t.
W. Norris, KAN building, Houston II
FOR sALE--A plantation. $40 ncres. oyster
creek land, Oh Bra2oria Tap railroad. Oys-
tor Creek ntation; 200 acres in cultivation,
With gin house. store house and several
cabins, Apply TO VIM. d. Cleveland a. Go.
Ii-ii
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MllDl.E-AGED white man wants work
around house and attend to horae and
bnssy. good references. Address tl0s, THIS
office ..
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FlRST-Ci.AsS white woman wants place Ia
cock, In the country or on section, middle
aged. Address il2s, this office. q
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SITUATION wanted by young German girl
W small family; Will do good work. Ad-
dress Adna Schroeder, Fairbanks 9;
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WANTED Situation by good stationary en-
rinccr ard nroman, Ave years cxpcrianeo
IL msehine shop; good references. Address
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LEND upon Houston real estate.
Ed s. Phelps, attorney. 3o.k Main street. 81
II YOU NEED MONEY. call on me: ! can
arrange 10 get IL for you. John 4. boyle,
room 3ii. Blnz building, Houston, Texas. III
$4,000 TO $4,000 70 loan on lands. city or
suburban property; money now ~ bank; no
"a
MONTY loaned 20 bulb houses and take up
vendors' liens. Apply 10 Lewis A. kottwiu.
agent room 3Zs. BlDz building. h-is
MONEY TO LOAN.--On Houston cir- real
estate farms and ranehes W ~. Hudson
& Co. rooms sos 10 so7 Bfnz building. n
MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms sad
fanchee. Francis Smith Z Co. Ban An.
tonic. Texas. Call on +, ". Norris. kism
euiiding. Housten. Tsx,s.
MONEY TO LOAN 90 Houston business prop.
sTv. MI Mills. 2o1 Main street. Y
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FIREMAN wants job, steady, sober. expert
cnoed man; stationary or locomotive; city
or country. Address E, Marion, ll0s Hickory
street. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

WANTED Position ~ houaokcenor for MID
over with children 10y competent woman,
with best references. Address widow,
this office &c
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WANTEn--Pcsition IN small, family by YOUNG
girl TO do houscwork, good home marc e
sired than wages Address 1924. this cthce
81
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WANTEp-rcsition ms housckcepcr; willing
To- leave city' beet Of references, Apply
ais this office. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

YOUNG lady wants WORK Ra chamhcrmald OF
with nice private family or widow with
childNn Apply $50 Prairie avenue. 2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
LOST, FOUND, STRAY. STOLEN.

LOST-In Fifth ward, one bundle wrapped
In green wax cloth containing lace cur
tains and chenille goods, party returning
same or giving information Trading to its
recovery VIII be suitably rewarded at Hcuz-
~ On
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for Houston business property. Braaos Lian-
tat on worth 5000 for Houston residence;
Central Texas farm worth $4,000 for ttous-
ton residence Interstate Colonization Com
parry 502ia Main street. Houston. Texas. u