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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-08
DEATH DEALING HEAT.
Three Persons Died In New York BE-.
fore 8 O'CLOCK This Morning.

New York. Aug, S-Before o'clock
this morning, three persons had died
in this city from the effects of the heat.
The air was hot and humid. While the
official temperature at O'Clock was
only 80. the thermometer on the streets
showed several degrees higher.
Among the victims of the heat was
Dewitt c. Lawrence. So years OF age,
who said he was formerly an inmate
of the Soldiers Home of Maine. He
died at ST, Vincent's hospital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-08
That Gold Scheme.

Boston, Aug. S.-The directors or the
Electrolytic Marine Salts Company held
a meeting at the offices of the company
today. and voted to call an informal
meeting of the stockholders of the COM
pany August 16. and second meeting
which will be the legal one In the once
of Levi Turner. the clerk OF the con-
many. at Portland. August 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-08
DECISION FOR PLAINTIFF.
Several Handed Down BY the District
Court To-Day.

Decision for the plaintiffs were given
in the following cases In the civil divi-
sion OF the sixth District Court today:
Charles T.. Cornell vs. Johnnie Kenzie.
Judgment for plaintiff for 1896 and
costs.
Moriat Harootoniam vs. Nazaret sar-
kissian. Judgment for the plaintiff for
sS4 and costs.
Abraham Rosenfieid VS.. Joshphine j
Coldstein. Judgment for $3.50.
Dennis Downing vs.. Patrick Flana.
gan. Judgment for s14 and costs.
Peter Merrlty VS.. John Donahue
Judgment for t67 and costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-08

A slick looking Italian has been In
town for the past few days, and either
for amusement or. perhaps, for other
reasons. has been trying the absurd
scheme OF making some OF the iocal
Italians believe that he Is the Count on
Tu,in He looks about az much like
Prince Victor Emmanuel as an Albino
looks like a native OF Seneeambia, but
this does not appear TO have struck. IL
he is telling the story In order to make
money. ne has made mistake, as the
Italians have paid no attention TO him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-08
The Bank Brings a Suit.

The National Eagle Bank has begun
suit on a promissory note for $1,000,
made by Enery II. Wilson. Mr.. WILSON,
to assist a young friend, endorsed tne
iatter's note. The young man got into
trouble where he worked and Mr.. VIII
son gave a new note. Frank III. jack
son is attorney for the bank.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-08
Distinguished Novelist Dead.

Munich, Bavaria, Aug. s.--A dispatch
from the villa Ebers at Tutzlng. near
this place. announces tho death Of
George Morris Ebers. the egyptologist
erd novelist. He was born in Berlin In
1897.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-08
Is PROBABLY
THE ANSWER

washington, Aug. Sat 2:4o O'Clock
a dispatch was received at the French
embassy and in view OF the imminence
of the Spanish reply to the American
peace terms it is believed to be Spains
answer.
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The Report is Dlscredited.

New York, Aug. s.-A dispatch from
Lioyds agent at st. Johns. N. f., says
he regards the report that a trans-At-
Iantic line steamship had been wrecked
I'm the straits of Belle Isle as being
without foundation I'm fact.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-08

Asheville. N. C., Aug. s.-Brig. Gen.
John 8. Poland died here today OF FEVER
contracted at Chickamauga. The body
will be taken TO his home in New YORK
statQ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-08

Home runs-keliy, Crisham = Lyncn, las Ias,
hits McIIale. Cassidy, Lynch, Canavan,
Leahy. First base on balls--Of Herndon Z;
off Braun 2 Left on bases--Ottawas; Provi-
piay-Bean to Bonner TO Kelly. Umpire
O'Neiu. Time--2h.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-08
J. q. LATHAM.
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR
81 Weybosset St. Swarts Block.
uEAIH NOTICES.

CROwLEY-In tass city, on tho J,h inst,
wniiA1n p. Infant son of lstrlcs sui
Mary A. Crowley, aged months anal "
days.
pUFrY-rn this city. on the an last. JAmeI
Duffy, agcdG yca-s.
HEALEY-In this city. on the eth inst, Sarfh
Edward and tho late Bridget Ec0cverp
McKEox-In this city. on sth inst. Frank
McKeon, agec 80 years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-08

MUSIC TEACHERS.
Nine NJ Bsrrata Morgan, 4s6 westminstsr -
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Rent Pays for Home.

WIN buy or build anywhere for yos both hsns
and lot, comparatively nothing required down
Cali or write. AMERICAN INVESTORS CO.,
$50 Banigan Building, Providence, II. l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
FooTLIGHr FANCiEs.

Sandow, the strong man, has developed 4
voice and is having it trained
There are said TO be over 800 sister
teams in the vaudeville business.
Anthony Hopes new play, When d
Mans in Love-" was favorcbly received in
London.
Mr.. zangwill thinks that Shakespeare
money lender, Shylock, was the figment
of his imagination.
1t is said that London has never known
so many failures at one time as there are
at the leading theaters at present.
The authors Of "The Belle of New York
are making a composite piece from other
eXtavaganzas to be called London Life. "
1t is alleged OF Nance o'Neill that she
threw woman in San Francisco into hys-
terics by her death scene in "Oliyer
Twist
Janauschek Marie Jansen. Amelia Sum-
merville, the merry mountain maid OF
'Adonis," and Max Eugene are to appear
in vaudeville.
Miss Percy Haswell of Mr.. Cranes COM
pany was formerly member of Mr.. DAILY S
company aad for six years both under
studied the parts played by Miss Rehan
and played seconds to that actress ia the
DAILY productions.
The mascot of the battleship Iowa, goat,
will make his debut on the stage in the
shipwreck scene of play TO be called "On
Land and Sea-
"A Shilling's WORTH the Richaf dson-
Furniss comedy, recently produced in this
city by Mr.. Sothern, has been renamed
The Old Rove and the New.
r. f. Maclay, the president of the
Actors society, has sent an appeal TO the
clergy OF Che United States, asking their
support in Gbolishing Sunday perform
ances.
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EaIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

& Texas. November 2,-Strayed,
Tbitten bay horse. 10 years old,
order. ono lower front tooth gone.
Brand was dragging abort twenty
ope. Also one sorrel yeailing horse
Ne spot in forehead. Reasonable
fpr information leading to their
q w J. Fallman, deputy sheriff,
Eexas.
lnge, Texas. November 1-Strayed
from Sam Kinnedy, Jr., about four
ftheast OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, one dark
Pile, about 1879 hsrds high, brand
the right shoulder and l think p
Fight thigh, about 4 years old:
Yell and IS very gentle; has scars
klle girt on fore legs. The owner
Rs5 for recovery of mule. Send all
cations to Sam Kinnedy. Jr., VIM
Texas. or A. Loessin, sheriff Fay
ty, Texas
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REGIMENT OF IMMuNES.
J TO MOVE AFTER FOuR
HARD Duty At sONGo.
Death in Company 1 Hin.
bsccorded-CnIl TO Arms.
| shooting In Camp.

CORRESPONDENCE of The PostD
II. Cuba, october 15.--Within =
bis regiment will move to Hol-
Ice of considerable Importance
kheastea part OF the province oil
Fourteen thousand soldiers were
here during the late war and
Number are still there. but VIII
pain the 10th OF this month.
d 90 there to garrison that part
klnce. This regiment has been
Generals Lawton and Wood TO
brigade. but alone. No other
here is capable OF taking care Of
The strict military discipline
by our colonel has won the
of the generals here. Despite
Is went back from here charR-
khnent with all kinds OF offense5
3 committed by others,
glad to 70 to our new post OF
nsls Hood and Grubbs are glad
key are yet In hopes OF some
tice and every man in this regi-
Id follow them up a San Juan
where else.
y ohm Doran of Beaumont. Texas,
ke regiment hospital en- the lith
dysenterv. He was member
Y /. This makes five to die out
y and thirteen in the regiment.
k10 was National holiday vita
% and our camp was threatened
hbans camped near here. who
Rdrunk. So we got orders to sleep
<1ns, with full dress on. Al u
Eve Went TO sleep and at a. M.
Twas sounded and in fcul' minutes
battalion was out on the parade
III in COMPANY line. The officers
command "fours right, march,
fent out at double quick time to
his had been fired. But it was
BIZ few horsemen who had rid
The Cuban camp in near ours ard
4 guns to brighten US. All was
for while. The First and
talions. which are in tents about
from our barracks. were out and
anarch to assist us; but as the
kers made good their escape we
bnd slept with guns at orr eides
|ng.
az the lieutenant colonel OF a
Fment near here came in and got
W." and when asked TO quiet
Bagnal. he pulled MS
but Lieutenant Pagnal was
him. He knocked him down and
I'm TO lie there. But he got up
his machete dropped his re-
Nhereupon Bagnal shot him
1e leg. That caused him 10 throw
ands. He was handcuffed and
1.-THE guard house with provost
the door with fixed tnYonets
guns.
jnant of his command mounted
and galloped out of town as soon
bnel had been shot and sent word
rne1 that he would release him.
Hood ordered a strong guard 10
on all entrances to the camp,
Eere given orders to sleep ready
at n moments warning. Sky
pre- seen to go up away over
mountains and all expected an
release the colonel. but they did
!. Every man was eager for a
tbey knew what the Americans
Juan and they weakened. The
icer is still here under strong
is to be sent before General
orrow.
90 by rail from here to San
by TRANSPORT from there around |
the island and land at seaport |,
'leria. and then 90 by rail forty
Iolguin. IT is about a seven DAYS
r. r. Burge.
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Peness In child that Is subject "a
+ q sure indication of the approach
aissase. II Chamberlain Cough
Is given as soon as The child be-
|hoarse. or even after the croupy
has appeared, 1t will prevent the
Many mothers who have croupy
always keep this remedy ait hand
r that 1t saves them much trouble
|rry. II can always be dspended
hd is pleasant to take. For sale
druggists.
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2er-' cor.,cnnn speech.

!tscph D. Sayers made the kind of
al plain thinking people like to hear.
Rplete with facts aud fairly brisiling
u historic truths. II was not dis
@ratory, but was an exhibition of that
,Rnd integrity of purpose that have
Nor Savers for years one of the most
i msn in the national house of
Natives. His speech was one that i'm
nen with the grand principles of tho
has so long served.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
Lufkin.s Wntcr Work..

!. Texas. November 1.-The mate
men are here and rapid progre g
made on the water works. Mr..
Re of Houston has erected "a derrick;
hrtesian well and drilling will be-
|nce. The foundation is being ru,
le large stand pipe 10 be erected on
Square.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
A FniuI Accident.

IAN, Texas, November William
young man, while at work at the
HIS. three miles from here. fell int
Pr and was instantly killed. lie
)ost cut in two.
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(,ninistration far Bailey

{eSs-Lehuer tAuDnOckl.
liley is the finest intellect in Texas
hmire the man. Mr.. Bailey. as every
Es, has taken positive and manly
(ainst territorial expansion. We can
y with him in his position, but this
lessen our admiration for him and
led In Joe Bailey's district he should
voice and vote on every appropriate
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KlIIed by His Hnrnc.

nm, Texas, November Ed. Mere
ored, aged II, was killed al Crab
county, while riding an unbrok IN
(hc animal falling on him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03

HOUSTON HEIGHTS LOTS AT LOWEST
prices OH monthly payments; fine shade:
good drainage: artesan water. Houston
Heights office. 20s Main street. John a. Mil
roy. agent. II
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms for gen
tlemen or couples; also housekeeping. rooms
reasonablo terms: l0ls Mckinney.
FOR RENT--Large eight room house with
| modern convenicnccs; 1910 Travis. Apply 90i
| Preston.
| FOR RI9NT-To responsible party, a five
| room cottage. references exchanged. Apply
1907 Dallas avenue 3
FOR RENT $40 por month. two unfurnished
rooms with crate and fiuc. second floor
! bath and closet. close In; COG Austin street.
suitable for light housekeeping.
FOR RENT--Eight room house water and
sewer connection; close In, Apply al1 Aus.
tin street ;
FOR RENT store on corner Congress ana
Austin Apply 80 Laliranch.
WE CONTROL tho largest and best list OF
rental property In tho city you need look
no farther Norfleet & Cooley. phone G73
aGi Binz building.
FOR RENT Elegant room In new modern
house. TO gentlemen: viii be furnished To
suit references. 90s Jackson street, 3
i2o LA BRANCH. two stG-sx house. recently
renovated; modern Improvement Apply A.,
liz Branch. D
FOR RENT-Or VIII sell ON long. easy pay
IreBts. two story residence corner Taylor
and Kane. VIM. Is. King, ia Main.
TWO cottages. one block from court house
Apply 3i5 Caroline.
HOUSES ARE SCARCE--But our list has tho
pick OF the city; we can supply your wants.
scanlan Barteli. 2i2 Binz building. phone
1C,. .
FOR RENT--House. 1906 Brazos; board with
tenant. y
ELEGANT Furnished rooms for light house
keeping. 4ly La Branch. 8
FOR RENT Houses OF all sorts and sizes nj
all prices by Williams cearnai Ut 9ls
Texas avenue list your property with us
and give us a trial. Phone ass. g
c. C. WILLIAMS. W. p. CEARNAL, real es-
tate and loan agents; special attention 70
rentals and selling OF property. Office. 9ls
Texas ayenue'f Phone 5Ss.
ROOMS FOR RENT-For light housekeeping.
1901 Dallas. s
FOR RENT--ByrIe House tfurnished) al
Corrlgan. Texas. For Information write 10
Mrs. ID. q. Hammond, BeeyIlle. Tcxas.
PROFESSIONAL
Eye. Far, Nose and Throat college; office
Kism building. Houston.
DETECTIVE AGENcY--Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal inyestiga-
tons at reasonable rates: For further par
ticuiars address James McCane. Boz 40.
Houston. Texas.
8. o COTTON T. BRO, Fire Insurance Agents
sna Adjustera. ~ Main street
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALES.--FUTURE stock or half Interest n
hook, stationery and music business
tcisau. G. Foster. Box lv3. Flatonia.
"tsas.
FOR sALE--Restaurant, located In the Cen
trial market northeast corner In the city o
Hnugton doing good blFiness. reason for
selling. falling health. Inquire G. +. Miller.
Central Market Houston, Texas.
WANTED TO RENT.
REMEMBER. II you appreciate nrst-ciass
work, reasonable Price. Fernandez, Z. 0. y.
Partisan steam Dyeing and Cleaning 6l2
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

FOR SALE-Ten R.LF.A.N.S. for cents I.
druggists: one gives relief. 4-28-9
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A NEAT WHITE GIRL would like n position
MS chamber nad or nurse. would like to 20
ns soon as possible, Apply 1904 Washing
ton street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03

WHY ADVERTISE II IN need OF n frst-cln
bookkeepcr, stenogmpher, salesman, clerk.
druggist. teacher, governess or any help for
special work? We eau furnish them To ynu.
call mt office and look over list. may hnd
Just the man YOU want without expense or
worry. II out OF city wire or write South
ern Business Exchange. room 40. Binz
"A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03

PLANTATION in Brazoria county, 100 acres
river front, two miles from Columbia; 2Ol
acres in cultivation; eight tenant houses; 500
acres under wire fence, one mile from sugar
factory will sell all or one-half interest
cfeap and engage in sugar industry. Ad-
dress G. w. l., Carr, Navasota. Texas.
Crimes county. )
FOR SALE OR EXCTlANGE-Fo Houston
property, fine improved truck farm, fifteen
acres. at Deepwater; Queen Anne cottage,
five rooms. hall and gallery; large barn.
artesian well. with milk house. fruit and
shade trees. grape arbor. three horses.
wagon and all farming implements. COM
plete. L. T. Jones, 202 Milan street. s
FOR SALE OR RENT-A fine plantation H.
Brasoria county. valley land, seven miles
west from Columbia; 1000 acres in good
state OF cultivation: 30 tenant houses, store
and managers house: 40 mules and neces-
sary pows, etc, Will give bargain TO re-
sponsible party. Address i. w Norris
Khan building Houston II
FOR SALE-Iiouse and two lots. corner Chap
man and Cont streets, Fifth ward. w. X.
McElroy, S06h Main street Il
FOR SALE--A plantation GAO acres. oyster
creek land, on Brazoria Tap railroad, 0ys-
ter Creek station; 200 acres in cutivaton
with gin house, store house and several
cabins. Apply to VIM. ID. Cleveland CO.
li-li
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YOUNG WHITE MAN of neat appearance
wishes work rs helper IN store of around
gentieman's residence. Apply No. i0is. this
nfn,a 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03

3ooKkEEpEa and ofacc man wants place;
experienced In hotel restaurant, lunch
counter. lumber and other lines; salary or
share Of profits. No 1904 this office 4
as stenographor by a lady
who Is thoroughly competent for any class
of office work. Address Mrs, Ray, corner
Bragos and Gray. 4
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

in a thriving town in the black land splen-
did stand; well fitted up: rents for $500 per
annum. Address j. Kassell 3OS South
Eighth street. Waco. Texas.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Moscow,
Camden and San Augustine Railway com
pany has fixed and established its public
office and place of business mt Camden, In
Polk county, Texas. where it Is prepared 10
receive and forward all freight traffic that
may be consigned over its road W. r.
Carter president OF the Moscow. Camden
and San Augustine Railway Co.
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FOR RI3NT--To responsible party, five
room cottage. references exchanged. Apply
1907 Dallas avenue.
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WHITE MAN AND WIFE want TO ret a III.
tie place to raise hogs and chickens on
shares, understand the care OF them we'll.
Address Robert Murphy, Wetmore. Texas 4
YOUNG LADY desires position as govcrncss
Latiu and English branches taught also
music: references exchanged. Address 300
this office.
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WANTED Position by capable experienced
lady. hotol or roomlug house, 10 manage,
best OF reference; no incumbrances. Ad-
dress 40a5, this office.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED TO RENT.

REMEMBER. II you appreciate nrst-class
work, reasonable Price. Fernandez. G. o. j.
Partisan steam Dyeng and Cleaning 6i5
Travis. Is tho place 70 90. =
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MIDDLE aged man wants competent position
| a, living wages; experienced in general mer-
chEndiso and saloon. speaks English ana
German. good references Address Box X
1hnmnhon. WeXnN. Il
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PERSONAL

LIST OF. ANSWERS
Tc advertisements in office Of The Post
'os week ending sS'urdSy October sa ~ sss
MalsSS; ais: iisi: 80; tess; Miss 4; vs.;
ass 81 sos; ia75; alo7; 1907 i2s2 o.;
.2G7 CO. q 1907 g. RI ~ @ 42s5 ,o, g.
Oliver; il2o l3): 1920 t2l: $50; T. r.; 1853;
4lia; 1913; ais; 1888: 41le a.; lili 1896 4iei
az: 4sSS; 4225: 1900; Mrs. L. NJ. y.
GRAND MASQUERADE at Donnellan' 5 dane
Ing. academy Friday night good music new
hall, corner San Jacinto and Preston, up-
pcste court house; all ladies Invited. Gents
admission so cents. 8
4 ADiEsi chichcstcr's English peruyroyal Pills
Tx 20 ots an' s.a are tns sesf .s s..s
Tor @ = t.,.ts s ~ Sissita a MqkI, ass b'f;
LADIES. DR.. Berauds Princesa Periodic Pills
are safe. always sure and reliable; get the
best. send &c stamps for Sure Relief for
Ladies' scaled. by return pail. Princess
Chemical Co.. Dept 81. Bible House. New
York.
MADAM La MOSS of Boston, the world re-
nowned medium, can be consulted on all ar
fairs of life. She is renowned for her read
ings on past and future events of life, gives
advice on business of all nature and is q
genuine spirit medium. 4aO Caroline 5
ELECTION TICKETS
printed on short notice
Some cash must accompany orders, balance
some cash accompanies order,
J. j. Pastoriza Printing & Lithographing Co.
2Qi Main street. Houston, Texas.
WANTED TO BUY-One National cash regis
ter. for cash. must be In good condition.
Address No 1903, this office.
FRECKLES and blotches positively removed
by Adairs Cream. Absolutely harmless.
guaranteed. Lady agents wanted; 25c post
paid. Adair Mfg Co. Waco. Is
WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER-Mrs.
Black tells everything. 25c, soc, 81 90; ro-
moves troubles, un!teS separated: luck
charms, etc: IOS Louisiana street li-5
ACETYLENE gas machines furnished by
Houston Acetylene Gas CO., 2l6 Main 11-i2
CUSTOMERS of NAPLES Drug Store Will find
Il located at oil Congress. between Main and
Travis. II
kATTMANN & KNEELAND, manufacturers
OF tents. tarpaulins, etc; see our hunters
aents with folding coz and bar; very light:
carried In ordinary buggy. Houston, Texas.
Il
HOUSTON CYPRESS CISTERN Co, manu-
facturers OF cypress cisterns. tanks, water
troughs, etc. Office and factory foot Of
Main street. Houston. Phone No 5S5 II
POPULAR PRICES crowd our place with
those VINO know that SUITS pants and other
garments are cleaned and dyed better and
cheaper hero than elsewhere: our coiors
guaranteed to be fast; special attention
given to country orders. The Old Reliable
Houston Steam Dye Works, ia Travis
street n
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ANTEp by n young married man n job to
drive delivery wagon or other work; know
the city we'll Address X. W.. this Office
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WANTED-50o tic makers at Smlthvlle, Tex
as to make ties for NJ, X, and r. RAN
way; monthly inspection and pay 10 cents
paid for making; must bring your tie tools.
Cali on or address John liill. Smithyillt.
Texas q
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WANTED TO BUY.


WANTED--second hand furniture, stoves
heaters, household goods all kinds; Will pay
coed prices; send postal. L. o. Box A.
Houston. will call on you. D
WANTED--l00 farms IN Southeast Texas
ranging fromssO TO 10000 acres. for North
ern farmers. give fun description ard low
est cash price; II you want TO sell quick.
place your land with me d, w Woods.
Travelling Bmnigrsnt Agent Clinton. Mo 4
PIANO EXCHANGED Travis street II
yon want "a sell OF exchange your piano,
give us u call.
WANTED-~To buy, for cash, family organ
must be nearly new and In good order, Ad.
dress 1854 this office
WANTED Buyers for lumber. shingles. doora,
windows and nnisbings by the carload. The
southern Commission Dr., Beaumont, Tex, 8
BUY aud sei furniture and household goods
loan money and charge no interest on goods
stored; only first-class warehouse In city;
70 rats. w. q. Archer. 2Il Milan. II
HaGTED--walnut oak and ash logs 40 are
IN the market al all times for The above
tin ber md pay cash for same. Write Us
Tor specifications and prices G. Il. Cum
mings & Co. 81
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BUTCHERS want u position; am compc-
tent and sober butcher aud meat cutter.
u A. LeFcyrc, Little Rock Ark. ~
broadway.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03

FOR RENT-Ncely furnished rooms for gen
tlemen or couples; also housekeeping. rooms
rtasonablo terms: l0ls Mckinney.
FOR RENT-Large eight room house with
modern convenicnccs 1910 Travis. Apply 90i
Preston