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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

JAMES W. RATCL!ETE. AUcT1oNEER-
Successor to Retcline. Sutton 4 Coz.
sToRY AND BAsEMENT BRICK DWELLING
House. NO. 1871 LS STREET NORTHWEST
20 1853 v ANn ia5Sf
the Of IL Equity
No. 1874. the undersigned. trustees. will 1nsr
.pecii1s psen n on MoNpAY '1' EIEyExTH
DAY OF APRIL. AID. 1903. Ar HAIF-PAsT
sea se es OF
District of Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered eight
is, and nine (9,. Of Davidson's subdivision of
square numbered two hundred and eighty-thrse
tcse,her with al '9 the i fights. %e
on TaE sAnS At yD
lot numbered eight ts,. Of and in L. F. Clark's
sSbdvsioI 81 SQUARE north OF square 1 ,
District Of Columbia. in Book numbered ten dol.
the improvements rights. &c.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and
on the property sold. or all cash. at option Of
required at time Of sale. Terms Of sale to Re
complied with il fifteen days from day of sale.
property at risk and cost of defauitins purchaser
after Ave days advertisement OF such resale IN
All COW eyancing. recording, &C., at cost of pur-
WILTON J. LAMBERT, Trustee.
MASON N. n1cHA ri s5s '' Tseste s;"'
mh30-d&ds Bradley bldg. ~ and d SITS NV.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
unit of the rain until THURSDAY. APRIL
FOURTEENTH. 1885, at same hours and places.
WILTON ]. LAMBERT. Trustee.
No. 40 9Th street NV
MASON n. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
ap12-d&ds Bradley bldg, "A ard sts NV.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
poned, account of the rain, until SATUR-
DAY, APRIL SIXTEENTH. 1893, at same hours
and places.
WILTON ]. LAMBERT, Trustee,
No. 410 5th ST. NV.
MASON N RICHARDSON Trustee,
sp14-d&ds Bradley bldg, ~, and ID SITS. NV.
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DO.NOANSoN bKUs., AUCTIUNEEIs-
Trustees sale of a tract
of valuable real estate
fronting on Brightwood
avenue Seventh street ex-
tended), opposite "Pet=
WORTH" containing about
sixty-four and forty=seven
hundredths SIS 64.47=lW--
acres of land, formerly
known as the farm of the
late John Rupert, de-
ceased.
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y. u. SloAN q Co. Auctioneers, 1407 G at.
LARGE SALE OF UNCLAIMED
FREIGHT FOR ACCOUNT
OF P, w. AND B. R. r. CO..
SUCH AS FURNITURE.
BOOKS, GROCERIES. GEN
ERAL MERCHANDISE, CAR
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AUcTIoNEERs

r,S-gC Nsox ~poc Trustees.
DSSNaF>So.S bfsOS.s Auct1OneerS. aDI6-dGda
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PEREMPToRY SALE BY AUCTION OF VERY
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON YALE AND PRINCETON STREETS
BETWEE. 18TH AND 18th. COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS: NV. COR. OF 18TH ST. AND
LYDECkER AVE, HOLMEAD MANOR: ALSO
FIVE LOTS ON THE NV. COR OF QUINCY
AND 1ST SITS NE, WEST LEXINGTON, TO
CLOSE A SYNDICATE.
By the authority and at the request of a
real estate syndicate. / will sell, at public auc-
ton, on the respective premises, on MONDAY,
APRIL ELEVENTH 1893. AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, lot A. block 81 fronting so feet
on Yale st. by a depth Of $50 feet; Immediately
thereafter. lot II. block 80. fronting so feet on
Princeton street by a depth Of 100 feet: also i'm
mediately thereafter. lots 68 to 20, both inclu-
sive. Of original lot 40. block 43 the NV cor
ner Of 18th st. and Lydecker ave., Holmead Manor
each fronting Is feet on Lydecker ave. by shall
low depths.
Also on TUESDAY, APRIL TWELFTH AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, lots 1 to 8,
both inclusive. Of block 4. fronting 20 feet by a
depth Of 90 feet. situate Mt the NV corner of
Quincy AMI LIST SITS. me-, West lexington.
Terms very easy and made known at time Of
sale. depcct Of 800 required edch lot al
time OF sale. Conveyancing and recording at lur-
chaser's cost.
ap4-d&ds THos J. OWEN. Auctioneer.
UTHE ABOVE SALE AS TO LOTS ON YALE
and Princeton sts Id Of 18th and Iydecker
ave. is postponed. on account of the weather un-
til SATURDAY. APRIL SIXTEENTH, 1898, same
hour and place. THOS J. OWEN Auct
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by virtue Of the last will and testament Of
Elizabeth Browne (deceased) will sell at public
auction. In front of the premises, MONDAY,
AIR1L .TWENTY-FIFTH. 1898, At FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, that valuable property known as
wide alley, with the improvements, consisting Of
frame dwelling. and a valuable two-story brick
stable, ON rear of lot.
OF the city and as it is but seldom that property
IN this neighboihcod is offered at public auction
this sale should command general attention.
Terms: One third cash, and the residue in one
and two years with interest payable semi-u
nualyo and secured by deed of trust on the
property, or the purchaser may pny all cash
deposit Of $500 will be required at time OF sale
All conveyancins and recording at purchaser s
Cost shouii tie terms OF sale be not fully
hereby reserve the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the defauting purchas er
Tor purc6asers) after such public advertisement as
Is usual In such cases.
ap14d&ds IL NJ BROWNE. Executor.
TRUSTEES TEE .s SALE OF narrowed REAL Es.
ny virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
district OF Columbia. passed in Equity Cause No.
lyOo3, wherein Thomas A. Kane ct al. are COM
plainants. and john j. Kane is defendant, the un-
uersigned trustee will offer for sale at public auc-
ton IN front ct the premises, MONDAY
MR. TWENTY EN-, FiFTH 1898, AT HALF PAST
estate and premises in the city Of Washington.
District Of Columbia described north half Of lot
ffty-one .751), an known s23ls ID St ne. im-
proved by u twO-story brick house
Terms: One third cash, balance In two equal in
stallments payable in one and two years, with
interest at 81, per per annum until paid pay
able semi annually; deferred payments to be Sc
cured by deed Of trust the premises Sold or all
800 required on the day of sale. All Conveyance
ing. recording. ETC.. IT the cost Of purchaser
L. CABELL WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucts. NV"
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUCTIONEKR.
Successor to Retclifc. Sutton co.,.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. AUcTEoNEERs.

ap6-d&ds
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERs,
612 1T. NV.

JOHN F. O'NEILI. Trustee.
aps-d&ds I117 Pa. ave. Sc
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FUTURE DAYS.
C. G. SLOAN CO.. AUcTIoNEERs. 1907 ST.


THOMAS DCWLING & CO., Aucts. ap5-d&
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JAMES w. RATCLIFFE, AUCT..
Successor to Ratcliffe, Sutton & Col
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WHITE girl 10 live In family OF two -
rcu,panion. Address 2i2o. this office. il
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THERE is no place like home, If your car
pets, rugs, crumb CLOTH mattresses, feath RS
and furniture are renovated by us. Phone
COS. Henry Tonndorf 10
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I|III|IH
6TY NEWS ITEMS.
Is Preparing for a Big
Eat Movement.
lave ALREADY ARRIVED.
-. Corner Grocery Beer
.ave Become Grenter'
[copcessions Made

exas. June s.-The railroad
.,rooeh the wheat belts are
.,ors for the handling Of an
nroduct through Galveston
Ia than in past seasons. That
IL in this respect has not
Is already beginning to
ire early arrival of winter
Sdliug by the Galveston ele-
10 first wheat that made its
galveston for export pur-
hore on July 6. This season
I'D on June Z. almost an even
and they are now in the
ktor A, awaiting 10 be taken
This particular wheat has
! nv Chief Inspector Robinson
|is OF particularly fiue quality
fept condition. 1t is Texas
courte, is bound 10 be good.
|of Waco ara McGregoc con-
hot. which is considered hut a
(he vast amounts tina. will be
Era later en-. From sixty to
MS to the hushel is the weight
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ror sAIE-The Houston Heights Hotel OF
forty rooms, with commodious; dining room IN
and Office supplied with artes,ah wa,es ana
u,aa street to center OF Houston; an deai
rI,,mmer home aud comfortable winter quar-,
tcrs; profitable Investment ol Tor 800 sood ness'
mat. 9on" 81 n
Houston.
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WANT En--A good COOK TO take charge Of
restaurant at the Opera House saloon. can
sncat German ami English: have to have
GOOD reference and to Do sober and indus.
uious. Address Kahn 4 StanLel, Hallets.
vile, Texas. 10
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FIRsT-CIAss Columbus phaeton, original
cost sl1S, can ba had for SIX: reason for sell
ing, have no room for II. Call at lt0i Hous-
ton avenue. 10
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DEALERS TROUBLES.


= of the retail beer dealers,
who sell in connection with
ve not yet been settled! The
eferred to in The Pest a day
but instead of an adjustment
is apparently become greater.
kg held Friday, June 3, a plat
ement was drawn up and sent
or representative of every
Z business in Galveston, who
report in writing or person
Willingness to subscribe to the
Editions;
bell any bottled beer to private
at an advanced price.
sell any keg beer 10 private
Z same price as to dealers.
sell ice 10 private parties at
be as to regular dealers.
ore the drayage as 1t was be-
ice enough to keep the beer
dition, estimated at 100 pounds
|ng yesterday was to receive
The following letter was re-
the Houston Ice and Brewing
Ielmer, Secretary OF the Retail
krs, City.
Texas, June dear Sir: In
hrs of the ith instant, we an
uestion3 as follows.
ter We will charge to private
parties that have no license &c
ire on bottled beer than to the
barge private parties rs per
b key beer than to the trade.
u nc ice.
customers desire the drayage
h, will willingly concede.
at a disadvantage for not hay
|lities for handling ice, will Use
|e, however. 10 endeavor to have
make a rate OF 50 cents per
the trade, but If other brew
TO accede to your, demand we
hme. Respectfully yours,
Ice and Brewing Company,
c, Nlcolini. Agent.
rock, representing the Pabst
npany and the Anheuser- Busch
sociation, replied substantially
ted: price left to the organlza-
rhine.
ted; price left to the organiza-
rhine.
the Ice business.
3 10 do so provided party pays
er at platform.
lot answer, as not In the ice
J. Lsmp Brewing association,
mayer w, G. RI. Jansen, gave
swer to the first four questions,
fifth proposition he did no,
The Ice business would ever be
ain, but if rebate en- keg bee.
TED, think it rnight be enter
has been received by the asso-
n the Galveston brewery.
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BEAUTIFUL cottage for sale, small cash pay
ment balance $50 per month; rents for SIS,
leaving monthly payment So; or will trad.
Tor land Room SOS, KAN luildng. 1o
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE Whereas, at tho regular May ClSss,
term OF the commissioners court OF Harris
county the following order was passed and
ontettd OF record.
1t is hereby ordered that two miles OF road
be graveled on the road know as the H1us-
ton and Atascosita county road, beginning
at the end of Clark street at the limits of
the city of Houston and extending north
wardly for the above named distance;
Also that distance OF two miles be gras-
eied as follows: Beginning at the city limits
OF Houston on Lyons avenue, aud running
thence east along Lyons avenue TO Gushing ;
Avenue, thence north along Cushings ave
nue. crossing the Southern Pacific railway,
to tho center OF the Houston and Crosby
graded road, thence eostwardly along said
county road on the north side Of said rail-
read to a point two miles distant from the
limits OF the city of Houston; and
Whereas. the county judge was authorized
20 d,ertise for bids on the above stated
work, now. therefore, bids will be received
hv the undersigned up to noon Of Monday,
June 49, 1895, for the above specified work;
olcli bid to be accompanied by II certified
checI, Of $1,000, the successful bidder to glv-
bend, payable to the county Judge OF Harris
county for $500 for each two miles OF road,
said bords to be approved by the county
fudge The above mentioned work is to be
ralu fer out OF the special road and bridge
fund as the same becomes available. Sepa-
rate bids will be received FOR each two inies
OF road. The right reserved 10 reject any or
all bids. All necessary information as to
plans and specifications for each of said two
miles of road furnished uuon application at
the county surveyors office.
w n. Shaw,
Is County Judge Harris County, Texas.
BIDS Will be received by the undersigned up
to noon of Tuesday, June Z. 1895. for re-
pairing what Is known as the
Harrisburg road, from the city
limits OF Houston to Harrisburg; GER
tined .check for s2c0, payable TO the county
judge Of Harris county to accompany each
bid and bond for $500 to be given by the
successful bidder, to be approved by the
county Judge. Payment for the work to be
made by warrants on the county treasurer
IA be issued December Is. 1895 payable out
OF the first available road and bridge fund
The right reserved to reject any or all BIDS
All necessary Information furnlshtd upon
application al the county surveyors office
w *. shaw, courty judge Harris county. 70
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

remont' George w. Barnhart
Pm, E. S. Dodge, Samuel West
Pr H Poehler. Kansas City; r..
houston; Robert Bonsall, Texas
raiestine; W. G. Boles, Dallas
1el Asheville, n. c.; r. e. Han
stead s. r. Burroughs, Buffalo
|on, Austin; J. w, Maxwell, Dal-
Westheimer, Cincinnati; J. A
VILE w. L. Bord and wife, Sc.
W. Talbot, Palestine; w. C.
\, LOUIS Frank G. Colby, Hous
l. Baines and Wife, Trinity; c
r. Greenville, Ill.,; 4. J. Love.
l =, Farley, )enison; S. e. Sci.
4. Goodwin. civ
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brenham Briefs.

texas, June 9.--The Improved
NED Men at their last meeting
celebrate the Fourth of July
'oscue and basket picnic.
70 decided that it would be y
VT all the white fraternal orders
70 unite in the celebration and
largest ever given in this sec
p'sitlon has been favorably re-
a,i the lodges that it has been
I, ,'ore, and the indications are
'e held and participated in by
' ni meeting OF the BRENNAN
y, ~ and Manufacturing company
!, tuesday morning the follow
~ directors was elected: d. G.
" T. Giddings. Jr., II. C. H.
w. A. Wood, W. b. Dwyer. r..
49,, SIMON. B. Eldrldge.
.ors then organized and ele.tpd
as olhrers: D C. Giddings, j..
h. ~ Z. Luhn. vice prssiient: d.
IN w. treasurer; W. e. Dwyer,
"m- Perry, superintendent
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WHY LIVE AND DIE without establishing a
comfortable. happy home. We own the
land of the right sort. and offer I, for sale
ut correct prices. on accommodating terms
with conservative rate Of intere;1. Let Us
know your wants. &c. one CT our booklets
Address Lane Department" p. j. Willis
Bro. Galveston. Texas. Sill
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HELP WANTED.

WINTED-Young man. strictly temperate,
fos general store. Apply with references;
T.. @. NJ. this Office. ~
N,ANTEp-At once. two frst-clsss coat
makers Apply Ike Harrison. opera house
building. i u
WtNTED-By the city OF Hallettsyille. ali
ole.trician and engineer competent 10 take
charge OF electric light and water works
plani. all night service required; expected u.
40 tapping auh wiring; good reference re-
uuu ed state salary wanted; BID WI DC re-
cetyed at the next regular meeting Of tho
CIV council. first Monday Ia july privilege
OF rejecting any and all bids retained Ad-
dtsss all communications 20 Marcus
Schwartz, city secretary, Hallettsvilie, Lexl2
p1 AcK SMITH wanted at Lake Charles La.
yood sober man for camp; blacksmith who
can do weodwak and blacksinithing. Lewis
x Kobertson, contractors Lake charles, i>,'
wANTED-Three men In Houston. and ons
man in each unoccupled town In Texas aDd
adjoining States to take orders Tor men
made to order suits at StN - $500. mostly
$3.50 10 5000; pants. sib0 to $500. sso.i0
per month made by beginners without ex-
perience We furnish full line Of samples
ard oil necessary outfit. For application
and reference blank and full particular ad-
dress American Wooden Mills Co.. tailors
for the trade. Chicago. Ill
a WHITE girl 10 live In family OF two -
tcuipanion. Address ,i2o this office il
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WANTED-A position In a nice family by
young lady to teach small children music
and the literary branches. Recommendation
furnished: terms reasonable. Box i06 DO
Had Texas. 4,
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

cooI.- neatly furnished upstairs rooms ana
GOOD boaru, 800, ~ 10
,,As,rsoMELY furnished front room, WIN
hoard. thres blocks from Capitol hotei' iiy ~,
Eusk avenue. =
III FGAN,r rooms, arst-clsss board, all mod
- conveniepces: house thorougoiy reno
.rn - rsduced rates: table board ~ weeA,
,,o. and cold baths: si2 Travis street cen,
trail. :
EUENDSOME suite q rooms, with private
bath with or without board. leoy Kusk. =
sirIrE Of rooms with good board. baths q
reduced rates; t0l Crawford. ~
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'eSas, June 9.-word was re-
s place Yesterday evening that
Ssey OF College Mound, this
sas struck by lightning Tuesday
4, instantly killed, He had
- from the storm in an old
we bolt Of lightning cam
|n. 1901 with the above disastrous
sasea was IS years CT aga.
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10Y. 10 years old, with fair education II
German and English, with steady habits
hest city references. Address Swift, thi,
office s.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED To KENT.
FAMILY OF two desires suitable rooms In pri-
Nate family for light housekeeping; refer
encea exchanged. Address 27T7. this Office 10
WANTED--To lease or rent, by September
IL, seven or eight room house; must be IN
Third ward and close In. ADDRESS .275D. this
office. 4,
WANTED--To rent. a two-story house, seven
or eight rooms. modern conyeniences; coed
locality Address J. l. Campbell over Com
mercial National Bank. II
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A WHITE lady would like position TO cook
or dc any kind Of housework. In either city
q country Address Mrs. c. r.. us Travis
street. ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by German mar az
cook. hotel or restaurant. Address 2'25. this
office. "
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SITUATION wanted by ociored man TO cooa
for Q small family. Address s, Wood, III
Austin street. I,
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a GOOD White woman would like situation to
do homework, ooekinS or chamber work.
~. C.. lst5 Rusk hvenuc. IL
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WANTEi)--Good second hand tent. Aka. 4-ft
wall Cali at or address Houston Carriage
company. ~
HAVE BUYERS for house and lot. $500 10 sely
cash payment II you want TO sell. wiits
Larticniars at once. Room sos. Kiam build
Ing ~
WANTED-wslnut ash. oak and cedar logs
cash paid for same; write US for prices. q.
II. Cummings Co. ~
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YOUNG man. Peabody normal graduate. four
years experience, wants position as princi-
lsi OF public school; good reference given.
Address 2,iS. this office. u
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FOX SALE-One twu-horse power gasoline
engine and five fans: one =. horse power
gasoline engine and three fans; also lot OF
other fans. shafting. etc l.. T. Miller.
HCus ton. Il
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WANTEn--Position as officu hoy or clerk ny
competent and reliable boy. aged Ia: good
pcnman. Address No l. this office, l.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR skIE-First-class drug store. fresh, In
rood farming belt so cents on the dollar;
reason for selling. arr no druggist T. q.
Box g. Louise, Texas. II
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ENERGETIC young man wants to get u po-
sition In store, office or drive delivery
Ei,onj give nue. trial. Address NJ. NJ. NJ
this office. /.
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SITUATION WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as slcnograrher. 81
yours man willing to work for moderate
salary during summer; Al references. Ad-
dress 2ibs. this Office. IL
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SMALL, drug stock, well located for N. b..
In thriving town; $40 Conion street slreve.
nort 4
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WANTED--iady with two children wants cni-
pioyment that VIII enable her 20 support
her little ones lonorahly; can do any kind
OF work As am without means Of sap
port ploase give me n chance: can give ref
crcnces. Address aIgs, this ofnce. y
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WOMAN wants to work out by tho day Ad-
dress NJ. T., c.. this office. IL
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-FOUR hens and cock pure bred Bun Cochin
chickens they are fine, large and beautiful
good layers and settlers; lot $40 II taken now
John Dodson, Henderson, Texas. 10
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WANTEp--ro Position by young man willing to
10 nnything strictly sober; good references
Address Thomas. this office. u
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WOMAN wants to do light Homework or care
for children. Address NJ. II. O.. this ofncc, ~
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GOOD practical jeweler md optietn VITA
location here or elsewhere, or Will sell
stock on commission, lend or sell fixtures
on time If employed, Address zisS' th,s
office. ~
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FOR SALE.

TO Cl0SE-fot dollar ccicred percale goats
shirts. 80 cents: White and colored corsets,
stses only 70 to 80. sc ca.hs Franklin 5. lClo
Texas avenue. 10
FOR sA1E--Choice American Jersey Cattle
Club cows and beifcrs. J. r. Ward, Beau
mont. Texas. ial
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IF YOU arc going away for the summer and
want protection against nre and burglars,
plnce your silyeTware and yaluab" papers
in The safety deposit vaults of the Houston
Land and Trust Co. ~
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WANTED TO BUY.

LosT-smail collection book and lot OF bills,
property OF Henry Etamm. Please leave AT
room 8. KAN building, lli3M Congresg. 70
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY. STOLEN.

81 RAyED--From i2ii Texas avenue, Satur-
day June 4, yellow and white pointer pup.
suitable reward for the return Of same %
1911 Texas avenue. "
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FOR SAi-E-Modcrn new rInnery, we'll equip
ped, large business established; will sell or
exchange for t,.dy Of fne land, or sell haif
Interest to practical ginner; can lease this
season for 5000; owuer a non resident, Write
Lombard & Field, Ceburne Texas IA
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JOHN W. MARCY. ciyll engineer and land
geographical surveying: accurate maps and
tracingE OF all kinds: I make a specially OF
disputed boundaries and The preparation OF
facts for attorneys In litigation. Room 201
Binz building, Houston. Texas. II