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NoRFLEET & COOLEY
Real estate, rental aud insurance agents,
loans made on approved securities. Phone
6i3. Room col, Binz building. Il
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ARRESTED AFTER FORTY YEARS.
Charged with Stabbing Neighbor
n nrnlll In IL QuuIrlI


To Death in u Quarrel.
Sinton, Texas, March 24.-on the 10th
day of July, 1859, John Mcdonald and
James Mowat. then living as neighbors on
the bayou six miles above the old town
of San Patricio, became involved in a
quarrel. which resulted in the stabbing
10 death of Mowat by Mcdonald.
Mcdonald was Immediately arrested and
placed in Jail at San Patricio the former
capital OF San Patrlcio county, and man
By the name of Toomey detailed to guard
him. The poor facilities for the safe keep
ing of prisoners in those days, combined
with negligence of guard, secured for the
prisoner chance for escape, which he
readily took advantage of, and John Nc
Donald has been a fugitive from justice
nearly forty years.
After his escape the grand Jury brought
in an Indictment against him for murder
October 4, 1853. aud the case has been on
the docket ever since.
A short time ago Sheriff d. Odem an
ever vigilant officer, ascertained that Nc
Donald was in the vicinity of Beeville
and Immediately capias was secured,
which was sent to Sheriff Taylor of Bee
county, who arrested Mcdonald.
Mcdonald employed Hill G. Daugherty,
attorneys, to look after his case and
habeas corpus proceedings were had before
Judge Lowe at oakvlle and the prisoner
was admitted to bail in the sum of $4,000
to appear before the district court at sin.
ton. August II. 1899. The bond was given
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WANTED-Situation by first-class drug clerk.
Is years experience; good references, strict
Druggist, 1903 Dwyer avenue, Sau Antonio,
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COAST COUNTRY CROPS.

hptain B. F. Johnson of Arcadia is III
p today. He says some of the coast
ntry farmers are beginning to pick
awberries, but the crop is going to be
n short. Those that are now fit for
Ting were early mulched. The yield Of
awberries this season will, in Captain
inson's opinion, be only about one-third
HE average crop. He says there Is
ng TO be great demand and those who
\ Fortunate enough 20 have a fair crop
Egoing TO be we'll paid
Arly potatoes, he says, Will not be on
pnarket much before May /. Last year
Main Johnson had his potatoes ready
*shipment on April 6. He will begin
pplng cabbage about May l.
n understand" said Captain Johnson.
~ cabbage is selling here in Calves
Etoday for cents a pound. That Is a
gnihcent price. New cabbages will be
q than that.
ihe plum crop Is going TO be short this
son, think. The pear crop from the
~ rees Is going to be fairly good.
9ne very healthy sign in the coast
'ntry is that nearly every farmer has
4ted corn and will have enough for his
n That's very good.
another thing is that no cotton is be-
!.planted. I do not know of one cotton
n planted in Galveston county this
pc whole tenor Of Captain Johnson's
was confident. He apparently thinks
coast country farmers are In fairly
Y shape and that they are going 10
~ money this season.
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FOR sALE-Small fruit and stock farm
fenced graded road. Address ncighbor Mr.
Marcus Benson. Dickinson Galveston coun-
~, Texas Robt G. Fuerst owner, coy
N. is street. omaha, Neb. Ai7
LARGE RESIDENCE on paved street In bus
mess part of city; geA. sewer connection,
plenty ~ oistcrn aud artesian water; buy
from owner, Address 5s16. this Office. q
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WANTED-By middle aged white man.
with tools Address II. c., this office. q
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LAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
City Street Railroad Has Been
Ordered Sold.
FIRST TEXANS ARE NOT WANTED
liability of Contagious Disease
|on-idcred - Action of Executive
Committee Is Endorsed.

Galveston, Texas, March "a In the
5eclosure proceedings of the Eastern
hdholders against the Galveston City
.cet railroad. now pending in the Fed
d court, NJ. f. Kleberg today, acting as
prney for the local stockholders of the
eet railway company, presented mo-
b for a continuance and made an argu-
.nt to the court in support of the same.
contended that the road is now in a
)sperous and paying condition under
4 receivership, and that the interest of
a bondholders could not possibly suffer
Ea delay in the foreclosure until the next
@m or court. He showed that the re-
Yer had not only paid the operating ex-
Ases OF the road, but that he lad paid
" taxes, bought new cars and in other
8s improved the property, Besides,
Re was now on hand 100000 which the
"a had earned. He expressed the belief
%his clients that there is a reasonable
Inability that the money can be secured,
h the holders of the first mortgage pail
pre- the end of the present year.
{phn G.. Walker, representing New York
Hitors, Joined in the plea made by Mr..
eberg. He said neither himself nor they
NV that foreclosure proceedings would
applied for at this time
hdgc Lovett In reply detailed the condi-
ID of the road prior to the receiversnip
e bill asking for foreclosure was G!ud
kDctober. 1897. The road had defauted
'the payment of $4,000 interest due on
III /, 1897. The .wo preceding Install
3nts of interest had been paid only by
rrowing the money and giving ,l:e road $
te. so that Judge l.ovett said II Is now
ne than three years since tho interest
dts bonds had been paid fir IN the earn
IS of the road
Jndge Bryant remarked that from inves-
|aiions he had made he was convinced
~ the road had not been solvcht in ten
4rs.
When the court convened after the noon
ness. Judge Bryant overruled the motion
8 "a continuance and entered the formal
Ter OF foreclosure. The final decree as
pared by Judge Lovett provides for the
Il of the road, the distribution of the
11s and goes into all other matters per-
Ming to the winding up of the receiver
The f1xed charges against the road
lpunt TO about 81 100000. while there is
floating Indebtedness of $3.50, 900. The
ID will take place in front of the court
use here on Tuesday. September 5, 1899.
y6bn Grant was appointed master COM
|ssioner to conduct the sale. Judge
yant has intimated that he would APP
ne no bid for less than $500 900. Major
len vas appointed receiver on October
Tl1S91, and under his management the
I'd has made money.
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POSITION WANTED--A sinRle Young man
wants employment. strictly sober. good ref
enced in dry goods and grocery store and
po.tofnce. A, o. Andrews. Tlmpson. Tex "a
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AS TO NoTARIEs PUBLIC.

he democrats who are responsible foi
action taken by the county executive
amittee in prescribing that notarics
Bic must be of the true faith are thor
billy enjoying the big row they have
bed up. The more protests that are
de the happier they will be.
leading democrat who Is not a mem
of the executive committee, butw no
fes with the action taken by that body,
TO a Post reporter today: From
>arty standpoint we have nothing to
i because the men who are making
This fuss never voted for us any way.
looks like a piece of small work to
In this fight with the notaries public,
still that is a revenue yielding posi-
and comes straight from the fountain
d of democracy in the State. Demo
8 who have been loyal and supported
lthe nominees of the party have stood
jibes and boasts of the Hawleycrats
~ the cry became something OF a
tie mans burden, The party yoke
} beginning to gall when it was seen
I many active supporters and workers
sHawley could come in and share the
lis at the hands of a democratic ad-
listration. Something had to be done
4 the fight is now on"
is understood that l. Lovenberg Is In
ltin now representing His own and the
erest of others like himself who desire
bold notarial commissions in spite OF
Faction OF the executive committee. A
~ many telegrsms and letters have
y to Governor Sayers within the last
fdays.
be fight. however, 1t would seem, Il
II up 10 the governor He can very
perly refuse to take part in local
and can tell the Independent appli-
4s that II they secure the Endorsement
n representatives Wheless and Nolan or
3fnator Linn that they will then be ap-
Ned. AS the latter have agreed TO
Ne by the action of the executive COM
Wee it is easy to see that the faithful
an TO have the best Of the inning.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DFTECTlVE AGENCY--Tralned detectives
furnished for civil and criminal invesuga-
tiont reasonable rates. correspondence go
heited James MeCane. box 1870. Houston;
Texas. y
DR. HEIsIG. Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat
specialist Telephone building u
j l. KopF, undertaken and embalmsr, 1911
Prairie avenue. hne carriages ana hearses;
phone 6g. WV.
& o. COTTON RRo., Fire InsuraBes
Agents and Adjusier7. 10 Main street. u
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FIRST TEXAS NOT WANTED.

TIINsI TEXAS NOT WANTED.
f"eston Is pretty much exercised oyei
probability OF the First Texas regi-
\ being brought here for muster out.
SAFE to say no enc here wants to see
foidlers come. The protest is made be-
n OF the danger OF bringing yelIo~
\ and other Contagious diseases. Dr..
Fisher city health ofnrer, was
Tor his opinion today, and replied;
sven gone into print TO express my
Pon In the matter, but 4 have consid-
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-40l Bnz building
headquarters for help and positions.
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NEW YORK DOCTORS.

NERVOUS DEBILITY causing irritable tenn
per lack Of development, backache, qulekness,
aiz7ipess. spots before eyes and other symp-
toms perfectly cured.
prostatorrhoea, cystitis gleet and all painful
urinary troubles quickly cured at small cost.
SYI HILLS. any stage, causing sore throat,
falling hair, pain in bones and many other
symptoms cured permanently.
VARlCoCELE or enlarged veins OF scrotum,
causing emissions, sexual weakness, etc.
eurtd without surgical operation.
ri es Cured or No Pay. 10l0la Texas Avenue
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I WOULD like to have position as white
young man In restaurant. | have some OK
porlencc in the business. IL. lIosick. 1872
Arch street. ~
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cred II unwiso to bring those troops here
However, as we have State health officer.
with an assistant at the quarantine sta
tion here, and the United States govern
ment has supervision over all marine quar-
antine believe that at this season OF the
year any interference on the part of a
municipal officer would not meet with the
approval. and ! question very much
whether any attention would be paid to It,
But leaving out my position rs health
officer and simply speaking from the
standpoint OF a physician and citizen |
would much prefer to have the troops
landed at Montauk Point or Savannah or
some other place outside of Texas"
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the fremont Jessie Conout, New
York; w. l.. Simpson. San Antonio: Ger
trude Roosevelt. Boston; NJ. Artuckls
New York; Harry Webster. New York;
w. u Ford, Beaumont; A. Rothsteln.
New York: Mrs, James Arbucltle, St
Louis; r. h. Baer, Houston; w. T. Haw.
ley, 81. Louis; Il. s. Lovett. Houston g.
l. Vineyard, Houston; George r. Wells,
st. Louis; John Ford and Wife, Chicago;
J. W. Thomason, St Louis: ]. H. Vincent,
Portsmouth. o.; A. Kaufman, Atlanta;
Topeka, Kan. Edith, Higbee. Topeka,
Kan; G. NJ. Gittinger Boston; j. A. Rich
ardson Boston; +. W. Haskins. Chicago;
Richard II Hutton, Colorado; S. Levi, Chit
cage; S. S. Show, New York; d. II. Coo
lidge Jr. Boston; II. S. Russell. Boston:
Perry r, Boole, st, Louis c. E. Swicks,
New Orleans; W. A. Swope, Dallas; H.
A. Morrice, New Orleans; Joe X. Rosson.
Fort Worth Joseph r. Towles, Houston;
w. H. Curth, Houston; Fred S. Com
stock. Chicago b. +. johnson, Chicago;
r. c. Miller, Chicago; Carter 0tey, Chi
cage.
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AN ALL round irst-cass colored man cook
suitable for private boarding or private FAM
iy wants position; 500 Sauluier street, 2
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HOUSTON Heights has srtesnn water, sandy
SOIL good drainage, fine shade, excellent
car service and the lots at present prices
are the cheapest property IN town, terms
from 81 TO 81 per lot in cash and the same
payment monthly. For best prices call at
Houston Heights office. eos Main street,
John A. Miroy, agent. II
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WANTED--All persons taught Chemical Oil
Painting by Miss Greg Dry to know that
full line of chemicals and al materials re-
auired for the work supplied at list prices
by j b. Endt. 2l9 fremont street. Calves
ton, Texas 20
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WE ARE headquarters for Amber, Orange
aud African cane. German miilet. fancy aud
choice alfalfa. Velvet beans, vincless Yam
potatoes cotton seeds, seed corn, Whip
Write for prices. Texas Seed and Floral
Co.. Dallas. Texas Il
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THE Hartford Life issues only old line poll
clcs both low priced and high priced; notes
october /: advances made. Harris e. Pat
terson general managers. Dallas. TtXns. U
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WKNTED-Msnsgers for three districts in
Texas for the Covenant Mutual Lille Insur.
anra Company Of ST. Louis; also few re.
si,onsible agents; cash advances made
ugainst dividends at time OF taking applica-
tlon on cumulative policies; cheap term
policies wip.sn also; top brokerage. Ad-
oiess l.. o. Robertson. State agent, DallaR
Texas. l2-5l-'o
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PRINCESS REGULAToR--Nove fails: al
ways gives relief; especially to married Ia
dies; safe. sure; Soc per box, Send 20 for
booklet. Southern Chemical Co.. Houston.
Texas g1
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER : Mrs.
Black tells everything, eJc. 5oc. Si.0J; re-
moves trouble. unites separated. luck
charms. etc. 70S Louisiana street. 2s
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1899 BICYCLE for ono dollar. We will send
our highest grade gents or ladies' 1899 Acme
King Bicycle to any address ON easy con-
dtiuns for only Sl00-the conditions In
cudc the distributing OF 1000 small circu-
lars. which you can do In three hours.
Send no money, For fun particulars how to
get our best bicycle for $l.o0 and few
hours work cut this notice out and mil to
US. Sears. Roebuck Co.. Cycle depart
ment. Chicago. 4-30
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Notwithstanding men to carry sweat col
lar pads and patent saddle blankets as side
line for the only sweat collar pad factory
An the South Samples weigh twenty
pounds. Liberal Inducements Write fpt
narticulars. Tom Padgitt Co. Waco Tex. q
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THE FINEST PIANO TUNING-Pianos re-
modelled and cases rehnished throughout;
leave orders at divers Music House, 1917
Texas avenue, Houston. Prof. Chas. N.
FELTON,. superintendent, 26
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EARN free trip to Colorado or California and
good commission. Address Unona Book Co,
austin. Texas. Ala
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EXCLUSIVE town rights for the sale and
manufacture of "Frapine," the best ioun-
tain speciality in the market. Address A
~, klesltng. Houston, Texas. All
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PERSONAL.

LADIES recurring a regulator that is u pre-
ventive address Lee Remedy Co.. $3.50
Champlain avenue. Chcaso longest cases
relieved in Ave DAYS without main; safe
and effective under any and all conditions.
Endorsed by leading physicians all over the
country Price 81. 90 a box.
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MRS. NJ. STUTZMANN-Th only medium In
the city; healer and clairvoyant; 1903 Con-
gress. satisfaction or no pay. Is
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KEACH GRAIN CO., Dallas. Texas. II YOU
wnnt corn. oats, chops or anything III tha
feed line, write to rs. =,
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LADIES-Do you want health and happinessY
For female troubles and irregularities use
Specific Tonic, 81 for beautiful complexion
use Goldenrod Cream and Blood Tonic. Sl.90;
for luxuriant hair and badness use Specific
hair Tonic 81. Gulf city Specific Co =. o.
OK 10l, Galveston. Texas. 4-ii
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method OF restoring sexual
strength differs In every respect from any
other: no drugs, belts or appliances: abso-
lutely no humbug safe. sure. permanent,
send fi.50 for full and complete treatment
with promise to pay $3.50 more In three
months II satisfactory, or send 90 stamp
for further particulars. ADDRESS II. ID. VIII
lams. Fort Worth. Texas. 70
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MADAM vALR1E, spiritual medium. 1902
Fannin street. aga
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BIG PAY-Wanted, right away. travelling
agents TO introduce new discovery to XIII
cut weevils in corn, etc. patented August,
1895 For particulars address Gus Thele,
carmne. Texas; enclose Two g stamps u
THE MASSEY BUSINESS coLLEGE-Cor-
ner Main and Rusk. Mason block. sessions
day and night; no vacation. Il
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dentists. pharmacists, lawyers,
undergraduates proving proficiency, gradu-
ated home Box 100, Chicago. Ala
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WANTED-Po by young man. % years;
has license to practice law and can use
typewriter fairly; with some law, real es-
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AGENTS wanted to sell Sing Toy Chinese
Chicken Powder; kills mites, lice and feas
en- chickens, prevents cholera, makes hens
lay. Address Sing Toy Co., Temple, Texas. 81
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LOST-Young water spaniel. white breast
scar on nose: strsyed Friday. Return 70
1905 Pease and receive reward e
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CURE CANCER and old sores: no cure. no
pay: correspondence solicited. Address ].
w Hardaway, Apploby Texns. 40
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BOY. II wears. wants work OF any kind. In
city preferred. 2l0S West street Houston.
Texas q
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MORPHINE, whisky. opium. cocaine and
cigarette habits cured without pain In frofd
ere TO three days: nc pay until cured. For
particulars address Drs. isuox g. Watkins.
Lakesida Sanitnrlnm. Frost. TeNns. "a
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

SITUATION wanted by Young man. German.
as porter In saloon. hotel or restaurant.
$500 this office q
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS on salary or commission; the great
est agents seller ever produced every user
OF pen and ink buys 1t on sight; 200 to 900
per cent profit one agents sales amounted
to $500 in six days; another s32 in two hours
Monroe Mfg. Co., X 1876. la Crosse, Wis. Al
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IF needing tent awning. tsrpaulin. wagon
cover horse cover. hammock. coin sacks
or anything else made of duck. try kat-
man q kneeland. Houston. T0xas. u
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY, STOLEN.

lot In Fair Grounds addi-
ton, one II months black and white heller
calf. Liberal reward on return to Chas.
Holm, 6l0 Preston avenue. rs
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GOOD all-arourd. sober butcher wants
work; can give good references, want some
am a iirst-class sausage maker. j. j Spar
row, Floresvile, Texas. g
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIE BOARD o. Medical Examiners for tho
Eleventh district will meet at DR.. George
". Larendon's ofaoa on Tuesday. April 4,
al 10 a W. j. w. Scott. president: George
w. clarendon, secretary 40
NOTICE--Notice is hereby given that the
annual p1eetlng OF the stockholders and
board Of directors OF the Marshall. limp.
son aud Sabine Pass Railway company will
be held at their place OF business In Timp-
son, Texas, on Saturday. April s. 1890. at
O'Clock a. M, for the purpose OF the cleo
ton Of directors and officers OF said COM
RAINY. and tr ,tisact such other business as
may come before said meetings Date
Timpgon, Texas February %. 1892 l.. y.
I.mbert. presidenti G. Il. Sanford. secre-
tary. 81
oFFiCE Of Houston and Texas Central Rail-
cad Company Houston. Texas. March |,
1g99--Notlcu is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting OF the stockholders and
OF the board OF directors of the Houston and
Texas Central railroad company Will be held
al the office OF the company In ths city OF
Houston, Texas, on Monday. the third gay
Of April 1868. at " o'clock coon. Il. ".
Cave. Secretary. 40
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WANTED--Situation by an industrious young
man as bookkeeper speaks German and
English; good references. Address w. E.
MEM Yorktown Texas 10
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A POSlT1oN--As general manager; long ex-
porience handling men; AL salesman and Al
rcferences. Address b23l. this Office, 20
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LOsT-One white fox terrier, bobtaI, BLACK
head black spot at root OF tail, answers T.
the name Of Mike. Return 10 W. H. FER
kins. at 1920 Hamilton street. and receive re-
ward. 80
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SITUATION WANTED--By colored boy %
tend horse and do ANYTHING around the
house. Address l4l0 Commerce street q
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--A-==-=--=@
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-stores 1905. 1907 Congress ave.
Az. fl4 Milan street; call and act cheap
rent George l.. Porter. 30Iis Main 81. II
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THE ONLY Kelley institute IN the State
for the cure of morphine ana whisky ad-
dictlons. Address Keith Stewart, Belle.
We Place. Dallas. Texas. "
REMEMBER. II you appreciate first class
work. reasonable price. Fernandez, 9. o. u
Partisan Steam Dyeins and Cleaning. sls
Travis Is the place TO go.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ruler and finisher want
OF at once in our book bndery. J, j. fas-
torisa Ptg. Litho. CO., Houston. q
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WANTED-A situation as day or night engl-
neer by young man good references; will
work cheap; steady, reliable and sober. Nd
dress 1888, this Office.
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THOROUGHLY competent stenoEraphcr de-
dres position; experienced In legal. railroad
and general office work. Best references.
T. V. Orr. Beaumont. Texas. All
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LOST Wednesday afternoon, IN Third ward,
a small young milk COW. dark brown and
white speekied, with short horns turned In
in front, on which was about four feet vi
rope. Finder will notify phone BsS. or de-
liver COW at 2917 Bagby, corner OF Anita. and
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