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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-29

for sick benefit or physicians attendance.
During the year the order has increased in
Minnesota over $50 per cent. The investment
of part of the reserve funds in St. Paul Ger
tifcates Of Indebtedness perhaps helped
BY an almost unanimous vote of the courts
IN this Jurisdiction it was recommended to
waukee, July g. that women should be adj
nltted to the order at the same rate as men.
sofa has shown a big increase the number
OF new courts has not been in the same pro
portion. This is accounted for by the fact
couraged building up courts already insti-
tuted rather than organizing new ones The
present high standing committee is composed
Hart, George F. Wooisey, w H. Kemper.
DR.. A. X. Norton and Oscar Hal;am
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-29
cALKs CUT HIS FACE.
Albert NJ. Eddy Run Over by a
Double Team.

Albert M. Eddy. chief clerk Of the North
ern Pacific Railroad company. was seriously
injured in a bicycle accident at Sixth and
Seventh streets yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Eddy was run down by a team Of horses
driven by F. B. Rang. proprietor Of the Sew
en- Corners livery stable.
1t is claimed that Rank was driving reck-
1essly. Mr.. Eddy had waited for street
car to pass and was just riding out from
behind a wagon on his way up Sixth street.
when Ranks team, coming in the opposite
direction, ran over him. Mr.. Eddys most
serious injuries are two painful cuts in the
head, received from the calks Of the horses
shoes, and a broken collar bone.
The injured man was taken to the resi-
dence of DR.. Marquis, where his hurts were
temporarily cared for, when DR.. Marquis con-
veyed him to his home, $40 Holly avenue.
Dr. Marquis says Mr.. Eddy is not danger
ously hurt, though he will be confined to his
bed for some days.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-29
TO ORGANIZE ON NEW LINES
YOUNG DEMOCRATS TO FOLLOW
OUT THE SUGGESTION
The Younger Element of the Demo-
cratic Party VIII Get Together
Tuesday Evening to Give the
Proposition Life Col. Kiefer
May Re Up for Congress This Fall
Lind Again for Governor.

The suggestion of a plan for the or
ganizatiOn of the Democratic party in
st. Paul on new lines-or rather I'M
der new leadership-has been taken UP
by a number of young business and
professional men, and will be put into
effect at once. A meeting will be held
next Tuesday evening to take the first
steps in forming the new organization
The meeting will be held at Swiss
Casino hall, Minnesota and Third
streets, and the rank and file Of the
party is requested to be present at the
assemblage.
moment discussed at the meeting be-
yond those involved in the welfare of
the party.
1t is proposed that at this meeting
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-29
GAVE A RECEPTION.
Mrs. Dousman, of the Aberdeen, En-
tertains Delightfully."-.

Mrs. Dousman. of the Aberdeen, gave
very delightful reception yesterday afternoon
in compliment to Maj. Sturgis and wife. Maj.
Sturgis leaves this evening for San Fran
cisco and will arrive in time to go to the
Philippines with Gen. Merritt.
The rooms yesterday were decorated with
great stately American Beauty roses. and
the same flower was used on the table,
which was presided over by Mrs. c. P.
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UNITED ORDER FoREsTERs.
Its High Court to Meet Here To
morrow.

The high court OF Minnesota. Ancient
Order of Foresters will convene at Central
hall tomorrow at p. m. In the evening at
the same place banquet will be given by
the local courts in honor of the delegates
and visitors
The high court of Minnesota will be one
year old on Monday and the high secretary g
report will show that although the order ex-
listed in the state two years previous to the
institution Of the high court no deaths have
occurred in, its ranks up to the present. The
report of the high secretary will also reveal
a pleasing fact which may not be SO readily
accounted for. Only five weeks sickness has
occurred among the members during the
past two years. No demand has been made
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-29

pliment of a denomination. That would
shut Kiefer out for four years. and
much would happen in that time. At
present the mayor-elect has his party
machinery twells in hand. and can be
nominated easier than he could be in
the future
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Corner Stone to BE Laid.

The corner stone of Bethania Norwegian
Lutheran church, on the corner Of jerks and
Forest streets, will be laid May 30, at D. M,
by Prof Geo. Syerdrup. Of Augsburg semi
nary, Minneapolis.
Supper and entertainment in the evening at
the chapel, corner Walsh and jerks.
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Whitsunday Sermon.

Today. Whitsunday. observed in remem-
brance Of the descent of the Holy Ghost
on the day OF Pentecost the rector Of the
Church of the Good Shepherd corner Of
Twelfth and Cedar streets. will preach on
"Joy in the Holy Ghost
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Noyes and Mrs. U. P. Upham. Mrs Dous-
man, Mrs. S. D. Sturgis, Maj. and M
guests. who numbered over 100, many So
ciety men calling during the afternoon to
bid Maj. Sturgis adieu. Later Miss Dous-
man was heard in a mandolin solo. Hrs.
Sturgis will remain in St. Paul.
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$500 to KeW York. Philadelphia.
Niagara Falls or Buffalo and
$751; to Boston,

With like reduction to intermediate points,
via the Wisconsin Central Lines. Two trains
daily, making close connections with East
ern lines from Chicago. Pullman, Buffet or
Sleeping cars on ell trains. For particulars
call at City Ticket Office. No. 1913 Robert
street
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Music at st. Mary,..

Musical vespers will be sung at St. Marv,s
church this evening at 7:30. Today being the
Feast of Penticost. one Of the high festivals
OF the church. special music has been sr-
ranged. The following is the programme for
musical vespers:
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To Be Ordained June x.
bishop WhippIe at St. Johns

Bishop Gilbert will. June s. oIdain Harvey
Ofhcer Jr The service Of ordination will be
held at st. Pauls church. "
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The contention that Kiefer was elect
ed in order that his friends might en-
JOY the patronage-which they would
not. in case of his retirement and the
turning over Of the mayors Office to
w. J. Donahower, who will undoubted-
ly be president of the boards dis
posed of by the fact that Col. Kiefer
will make all the changes in the police
department within a month Of his TAX
ing office: Everything goes to show
that the people of this town will enjoy
another opportunity Of voting for the
colonel in the fall.
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The Republicans o1-the Sixth ward
have served notice that they will in
sist on recognition by the incoming adj
ministration by the formation of ward
club. The club was formed under the
name of the Garfield League club-in
opposition to the Lincoln club-and its
Endorsements will only apply to candt-
dates from the West side.
The organization was perfected at
meeting held Thursday evening, at the
office of B. F. Latta, who was lately
singled out and beaten by Doran in
his own precinct. because he was too
much Of Kiefer man before the con-
yention. The officers elected by the
new club were: M. L. McIntire, presi-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-29

Bishop Whipple will administer the rite
OF connrmatlon and preach at St. Johns
Eplscopal CHURCH. en- Portland avenue. todav
The bishop will hold similar service in fSe
evening at st. Clements church. Milton ma
Portland. 'H'oh tho
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Sermon to Rollins Post

Rev. Alexander McGregor will nre,oh
sermon to the John A. Rollins most 40 IA
G. A. R.. at Lowry Hill church. Minneapoiiss
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SAN ANGELO ITEMS.
Number OF volunteers Are ait Home
for the Holidays.

Number of Volunteers Are at home
for the Holidays.
San Angelo Texas, December Co.
I5e,,tenant w. S. Cunningham and Ralph
Wallace of company #, Fourth Texas, are
at home for few days holiday furlough.
Iieutenent Silas Keeton. Sergeant Fred
Williams. Corporal Bide Freeiand, Wslsis
g1ndpes company D. Third Texas, are at
home an furloughs. OF those receiving
honorable discharge from the company anu
living here, George Mcdonald, has re-
turneis and Edgar Williams and Mercer
Wipdrom expected to-day.
Miss plnkle Tarver, popular teacher o.
the Ell Paso schools. and formerly OF San
Angelo. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. =. M
pelashmutt, during the Holiday ssasou;
Miss Leila March and Mr.. Tom putnam
,et,,rn,sa home today from the State uni
yersity to spend the hoidays Among thei'
parents and friends.
MT. s. A. Oliver OF Houston. superln-
tendent of King Bridge company. Is here
TO spend the hol days with his daughter,
who Stos spent some months in San Angelo
for her health. ~,
Mr. a. c. Davis OF Arcadia. contractor
I'm the government works OF Fort Bolivar,
is prospecting here for few days,
A bg prairie fire broke Out Wednesday
in the Suggs' Bros. ranch, the - cross -;
near Sherwood. but many citizens oil tnls
aud neighboring towns going TO the rescue
the flames were soon supnueo.
Amone Tho health seekers arriving here
for the winter is MI, Il. J. Anglin OF
csmsda. whose fa5her, now deceased was
a prominent journalist and speaker In the
Tr1,se OF parlisnient. Mr.. Angnns mothei
. cs.nnranied him.
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The DEFICIENCY OF WHEAT,
.. n. DODGE SAYS THERE ,s M
DANGER or ANY FAMINE.
'e""ans Figures Given ont for
speculation Cause n rise. hut
Heavier Decline Follows.

Albany, y. T., December 2s.4-J. r.. Dodge,
for many years statis,ician OF the agricultural
department at Washington. has written 10
the Country Gentleman an exhaustive ~
swer to the address OF Sir william Crock !
petore the British Science association, in
vfich the latter predicted great wheat
famine he takes Sir William to task for
PRESENTING Inaccurate figures.
He says: Sir William Crooks declares
there is already deficit of wheat OF 3i.pao
square miles, or approximately 100000
acres. rather unreasonable in view OF the
TACT that this urea at present rate OF yield
would produce nearly go, 100000 bushels,
while the European ieHciency--which is the
principal one In the worlds. by the Bear
bohm record only 2l0,0o0.000 bushels average
IN the last eight years, He assumes the
present annual requirement for bread is
2.3.4 600 bushels of wheat while the official
and export estimates OF the period silce 1Sgl
average more than that figure. the compla-
ton of such estimates fer seven years BY the
department OF agriculture averaging 2,l71,-
eao,V0V, an excess OF over l50.000.0.O, though
the eminent scientist is almost as lame in
his statistics OF consumption as he: is In
those OF production really minimizing both,
lie makes the supply for the year only 1,92l,-
WV. gOV while In the statement quoted above the
product OF 1897. the smallest OF seven years
is given as: 2,140, 000,O0U.
1T is very unreliable forecast 1t would
be unclmritable to hope for scarcity OF
bread rations still. our wheat growers would
not feel very respondent over the prospects
OF good prices.
THE Crooks view is a distinct encourage
nent 10 them and similar views have been
put forth before, sometimes apparently iii
the hope of raising prices. Unfortunately
when exaggerated, temporary rise of 10 per
cent Is followed las the result of natural r.
action, and from the effect of increase of area,
stimulated by temporary advance in value]
1891 and 1895. 1t is hard to convince people,
scientists as well as plain people. that hon
esty is the best policy, and truth IN statistics
can not be safely departed from. The prac-
tice. OF stock exchanges. as well as that of
bucket shops, to secure a temporary adj
vantage. can never aid the cause of science
or of rural economy
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duty with the regiment at present. the others
very busy looking after the health of the
command My health so far has been excel
lent. have gained about fifteen pounds since
j left home. but occasionally take a dose OF
sickness in our regiment is caused from
diarIhea and malaria, and Is due to care
Iessness In eating and drinking and proper
clothing at night
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e e'no'x q cattle In this section 4 sccd
sSpt e snail q present there beinS u as sii
market ~ 49,, nesa About 100 head being led for
hcr eS y Henderson County, Texas. Dceerr.
range fIrst IN good coudition. ana The
range In this cour, Hoout 5000 head on the
so'ppeo North and West to feed e"'ue ele
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a
NOTICE OF annual meeting stockhoiaefs anu
board OF directors OF Guadalupe valley hsii,
way Company Notice y nsre >, ts even sto ees
n t.iS Of Guadalupe Valley Railway Com,
said csmpany IN the oconDor F bsid,ng y
n sno ~ osclnck, a. m. Tho regular an.
isss az aaes ~ Of the board q directors q
ssid Company win also ss hela 2, q ssa
place ma a. meeting and this notice Is for
se,G ossfings, 81 order OF the Board o.
pJ,n Inc r. Bonner. Secretary. tauaa a.
aiupe Valley Railwsy Company. z-s-''
=. . mrrrrNc or THE sTockHoLDEgs and
d,.eetora Of the Texas and Msw - Vr s;sal.
Railroad Sr re- pus eppiisd to tsta
ing nis !, ne ONE OF the COMPANY; IN ne
,,Isy Of Houston. Texas; on Aopesy ser ar
ninth mint day Of January. 1889 q D. 1ss sssc
Secretary.
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sword for General Boynton.

SWOTu IUT Ur"~'"' 1.''' 49,. -,
Cincinnati, Ohio, December 24.~-A slooo eoia
ana silver mounted sword made in TINS CITY,
was sent by express to Chattanooga today 70
be presented to General H. y, Boynton AZ me
Sbristmas gift Of citizens OF that city TO that
ofsieer in testimony OF their high appreciation.
OF his late services at Camp Thomas on the
Chickamauga battlefield.
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LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements in office OF The Post tor
week ending Saturday, December "a, 1Sas:
B. b.. Cash: 1858; is2S; 412S. 1854 Isl.
sss; .s s i9ss ' sssi; '1 tsos al al; ssie 81
1886, iI6i ls); 4182 (G); 47is; Lumber (S,;
4Is7; Ala lsl; Musical Critic; i7ts; 4sss q. I:
isiI Isl; ilSs (ai: Mrs. Moilc stapleton 20;
1912; l1e6: l67i (2); 47s6 (2) iia2; 1898 tal;
i'is tS) 477s (0; 1850.
THE y. M. Il. a. lunch parior, rear OF wo-
mans Exchange, Will serve this week the
4 best q cent dinner: special rates to regular
bcarders. il
FOUR BARGAIN PIANOS Four--If sold be-
fore January /; two Camps, one Estey. one
Arion; cash or payments oliver's opposite
Mistrot's 49,
Mks. a. Il. sYDNoR offers her services 10
the ladies OF Houston as decorator OF homes.
shn will be posted OH ull new and artistic
ARRANGEMENTS fol any OCCASION =,
HOW undergraduate doctors, dentists. phars
nlacists. lawyers. can soon graduate. Box
1876, Chicago. leiI
LADY or gentleman partner wanted, in thor
cfIIhly respectable. paying business. with
stmo money, 10 Join $500 stock. Address
Box LEI. Houston. :,
WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLEil--Mrs.
Black tells everything, 2'c. zoe, si,oo' re- E
inoycs troubles, unites separated. luck
charms. exc; ,oS Louisiana street. u
HOUSTON COMMERCIAL. CoLLEGE will ro-
open their English department January :,
1899 under the management Of one OF the
most efficient teachers In the State; rates
very reasonable day and night sessions, u
NAPLES VELVET CREAM Is used and In
dorsed by the beyt physicians Of Houston
There's nothing better FOR making rough
chapped skin soft. a beautiful calendar free
with each bottle until January ]. % cents.
at Lewyn's, i9l Main street. or NAPLES. oil
Congress nyerue II
ALDEN'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS VIII cure
dyspepsia. Indigestion, etc. Price Is cents
Sold by A. L. Kesltng, druggist. Coz Main
street. f-b-a3
REMEMBER. " you appreciate first class
work. reasonable price, Fernandez. c. o. u
Partisan Steam Dyeing and Cleaning. g..
Travis. Is the place TO go. u
KATTMANN q KNEELAND. manufacturers
OF tents. tarpahlins, etc; see our hunters
tents with folding CO. and bar; very light;
carried In ordinary buggy. Houston. Texas
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sPECIAL--.rhat two.story cottage OF seven
Tom Bail with grounds LOOKED feet, NJ
$500. terms $50 cash and SIS per month.
Houston Heights lots at lowest prices. oh
monthly payments; fne shade: good dram
age, artesian water. Houston Heights ofhce.
20s Main street. John A. Milroy. agent u
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YOUNG WIDOW wants position as managinw
housekeeper or companion to elderly lady.
Address 1907 Cheneycrt street. 70
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PIANOS. PIANOS PIANOS WI guar ants~
70 give you lowest prices and best terine.
having the least cxpcnsas OF any music
Travis strtrf -lla- 81
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VIZ CAN offer 1900 square feet. frontins
crswford lpayed) street FOL slsoo; one s n.ce
~, rsr line: also several nice homes 10 Thirl
ward. rrd III prices that will compel you 70
buy. We have the largest ilst 81 piopsr a;,
iLat we are the cheapest; Sivo Us trih:
We can suit you II any one can. Norhees y
4 Cooley. Bling building; phone 6IS.
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THE WILLIAMS TYPEWRITER-Nsw mod
els. Nos. 9 and Q. for 1913. are nearest per-
fection: visible writing; ptronses. manifold.
ing; specdiest and best; fills In sny blank
fern. We sell. rent Pnd exchanEa Sens
Son, general agents. 2sS sIsin street Dial.
las, Texas. a-ae-W
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THREE LOTS, two-story reside nee 1913 AUS
I'm: two nice two-story houses. corner Tay-
ior and Kane, low prices; long, easy pay
Hents. King CO.. ia Main. ---l
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.


NOTiCE--To Well Contractors: The Honorable
Commissioners. Court Of Lee County. Texas:
will receive bids on 3-inch and e-inch bored
well and windmill with connections for sup
plying court house aud Icy With water, on
the 9Th day Of January. 1929. specifications
on file with county clerk OF said county.
The court reseryes the right to reject any
or all bids l.. II. Bowers, County judge.
Gtddinrs, Texas "a
notice TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pro-
posals viii be received by the commits sioners
court OF Orange county. ut Orange. Texas.
5 Tor furniture and hxturcs for tho new court
house In accordance with the plans and
rpecihcations now on file NTH the county
clerk OF orange county, aud also AZ the Of
nee or Glenn Allen. architect. Houston.
Texas Bidders may also furnish plans and
specifeafions OF their own with bids and
aiso furnish samples Of furniture.
BIDS must all be hled with the county
clerk By ~ o'clock M, on the 18th day. Of
January. 1899: check for $500, payable 70 Geo.
H. Poole. county Judge, 70 case accented
The county reserves the right e ,sisst auy
County Judge. Orange County, Texas.
Orange, Texas. pccsmbss ~. ~ III
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BiCYCLEs-Ladi second hand shaplelgh.
Sl2: Westminster, $751; boys Rugby, $40;
HANDLERS si2. Write for specifications
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YOUNG LAWYER, LII b, wishes position
In law office: best OF references IA to char
scter and capacity. Address ATE, tais
oftice 81
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TO ARRIVE NEXT wEEK--onc car new
ofoI peas. beans, radish. lettuce melon.
onion. cabbage and general line Of seeds
Of all kinds. Send us q list OF your wants
and get our prices. TesRa Seed and Floral
CO.. $40 Elm street. Dallas. Texas. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-26

ron sXiE-9Ss acres Of fine EARNING lane
about nine miles west OF Kennedy and anou,
see, miles southwest Of karnes SIX, Sydm M
under good wire fence, 1000 We'll LIN wnuIT nr
PARTICULARS apply to J. @. Hillte keneoy;
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G. ii. VAUGHAN. who played Santa Claus ut
the Wonder Store yesterday Will be open
for work the coming year. ssss -
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

FOUR gentlemen can secure table board IN
private FAMILY. $50 Austin street, opposits
High School; references exchanged. ~
BOARD and rooms at reasonable prices. as
In Branch 70
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HORSE HARNESS and single farm wagon.
all In coed condition. +. A. shaw. sos
Main street. *
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FAT FOLKS ar, reduced is pounds a month;
aayono can make remedy ct MONS: sample
box, etc. mailed free, IL costs you nothing
70 Try Y. Hdi Chemical Co.. 10. ST;
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SITUATION WANTED.

TRusTy POSITION in store or similar
wanted by refined. Kind, middlc-agc wld.
ow: best OF references, Address Mrs. w.
w. n. Moriss. Jackson, Tenn, general de.
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REAL ESTATE FOB SALE.

FOR SALE--House and lot near business cen-
ter: Will take small farm as part cash pay
mont II well situated; no Louisiana street;
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pounds for Al cents; oleomatgarino for
cooking. pounds for IS cents:dolivered free.
stan g3. Central Market. u. Il. Crook. 1928
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FOR sALB OR RENT-iS0-acre tract, sixty.
Ave acres 10 cultivation good orchard SIX
miles from Conroe. MONTGOMERY county y;
E Jones' $40 Main "
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FOR KENT-A two.story seyen-ro0m cottage
on the Heights boulevard at $40 per month.
Houston Heights Office. 20s Main street. III
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T0R. SALE on RENT--A ane plantation. y
Brasoria county. valley lana sever msaS7
ctsfe 81 cultivation: 30 tenant neusss; stere
and managers house; Y nvses az nscss'
: sary plevs. etc.; viu e1ye 4eftSan
2sSss.:ss':s, ,l R:sssH ss Hsss.
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WANTED situation by thoroughly competent
man as way bill clerk Tor railway company.
three years experiences In New Orl/Hns' Ad-
dress d. NJ. Malcolm. Chester. Texas u
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LADY or gentleman partner wanted ia thor
citghly respectable. paying business. with
stmr money 10 Join $500 stock. Address
Box t61, Houston. y,
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SPECIAL sALE-Non- resident dcsifes 70
close out his interests In Houston helSsns I'LL
and offers lots at SIG cash cacn. lof snoI'
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FOR sALE-Ten R.LPA.N.s. for cents st
druggists: ono giyss relief. t-ss-n
BICYCLE sun6rics Of all kinds. Morgan D
Wright, Dunlop q. 4 J. tics In stock:
Solar gas lamps; write for prices. March
Cu;more, Houston. Second hand bicycles.
SO and SIS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-26

"a. Texas. December 24.--The general
'5,ssn 81 the cattle In this section is only
L. n number being fed for market. 1850.
|. sr5itIon of pastures is very fair: no
~ sattle range. There are about 1000
S-sAjNprerit pastures. h"
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MKS. A.. Il, syDNoR offers her services 10
the ladies OF Houston as decorator OF homes.
shr will be posted on ull new and artistic
Announcements for any OCCASION y
HOW undergraduate doctors dentists. phar,