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20 inscribi6 en- 81 brazo izqnierdo, sobre I'm
ooraz6n atravesado For un pufisl:
eJoro ser siempre de Maarfcs des Cane
ties L.
Pastel t'empo....Y Udmsnce Sc inscri.
bio en- 81 braxo de:eoho:
eJuro ser siempre de J. Bovet.,
Maurtce mat6 4 Cg6nence. Tampoco es.
to es nuevo. Nj alegra....
LUIS BONAFOUX.
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M. KrantZ
ONuevo npintstro de la Guerra, en- FSancia.

ONuevo nninistro de la Guerra, en- Francia.
Ell ST.. Krantx hs pasado del ministerio de
Obras pablioas al de Ia Guerra, sustituyendo al
Sr. Frsycinet, vfctima tambi6n del prooeso
Dreyfus, aunque en- este case bien Sc puede liza.
mar voluntaria Ia retirsds del ministro, que
sin duds ha querido esoapar 4 las reeponsab:li'
dades y complicaoiones que Ia pr6xima soluoi6n
que Ell Tribunal Supreme frances (Cour de Ca
ssation)debe dar & Ia revision delproceso, atrae
re- seguramente sohre ell ministerio de la que
IRA.
ri ST.. Krantz prccsde de la Escuela Poll
t6onisa, de la Quail sali6 como ~teniente de arti-
llerfs, mas luego pidio su retro y sirvid como
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iCARPINTER0S!

Sc necesitan %algunos ope rarios in
teligentes en- este ramo en- Ell Taller
mecanico de los Sres. L. p. Doria Y An
guerra. Los que deseen %colocarse pue-
den dirigirse a dichos Sres. en- Ponce.
A l5-9
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Rafael Castro Gonzalez
CORRIDOR de concrete Agente comIsionista FortaIeza So

COMPRA: semilla de <H:gaereta,, cueros
= sebo de res, ocbre, bronco y lat6n & los pre-
clos mas altos del mercado.
VENDE: Escobas de milo de 2. 8, ~
c%osturas: Bsules forrados de p,pel y de lata
en- nidos y sueltos. Una GAIA de hero Her
rings de ll0x98x72 centfmetros, mais en- gra.
no; aceite de coco en- latas; o@dulas hipotecarias
del Territorial y acciones del mismo; acciones
del Banoo Popular y del Banco Espshol: casas
en- esta Capital, Puerta deTierra 7 S~anturoe y
ana inca en- Hato Roy, con casa habitaci 5n y 80
metros de frente 4 La carretera y ia metros de
fondo: Chocolate superior J corriente: Alcohol,
de 40 grades 6 mas: IRON en- oajas y boooyes y
lioores de todas clases.
Sc verde: 70 cuerdss de terreno con 1000
palmas de COCO, par, doras, 6 una bora de ekta
Capital.
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Noticias.
La Sra. dona natIvidad Skerrett
de Gambia,
FalIecio ell dla II de Mayo uitimo.

Las misas que Sc oelebren e IL del corrien
te, En- Las Monjas Carmelitas dc 81 & 81, s:rsn
aplicadas al eterDo descsnso de gu alma.
La fam;lia de la fnada invita- 4 sus amis.
tades para la concprrenciak diehos actos reli'
giosos, ant'oipAndoles Gu sgradee;miento eter'
no.
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LA AMERICANA.
DE COCHES-

--EMPRESA DE COCHES-
de jose J. Pesquera y Goenaga.
BAYAMON.
Gale Nueva, esQuino d la del Concrete, 6ente
al Ir0nvzQ,
TARIFA.
De Bayam6n 1 Toa Alta 50. 90
& Toa Baja.. .......... 2 SO
& Vega Alta. ........... 600
IDA Y VUELTA.
De Bayam6n 4 Toa Alta ............ CO
4 Toa Baja. 400
Vega 90
al Dorado ...... ......... 500
Todos les dias saldr&n dos coches para pa
%sajeros, de Toa alta para Bayam6n s las 6 de
la mahans; de Bayam6n para Toa alta & las 4
de la tarde.
Cada asiento & 40 centavos.
I'm ell mismo ESTABLISHMENTS Sc a'quilan
csb,llos = So admitsn al Guido, psgando 10 cen
tavcs diarios por DADA uno.
La empresa cuenta con buenas cuadras y
abundantes pastos.
BESIDE esta feoha y todos los dias saldra un
ooche para pasajeros de Bayam6n q CataEo &
las 8 de la ma1ana y IL del dia; de Cataho
para Bsyam6n 4 las 10 mahana y 8 de la tarde.
Los pasajeros que quieraD utll1zar los c.
ohes de la Empsesa para trasladarse & cualquie.-
"a de los pueblos anunoiados, y ocupa el CO.
che diario de Catsno, tendrA derecho 8 que 90
lie desouente del aete, 81 pasaje de Cataho q Ba-
yam6n. @ A l5-2
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HERRER0, ORTEGA g. Ca
TETUAN As SAN JUAN Pto- Rico

Tienen oonstantemente grandes existencias
para ventas al por mayor de los siguientes ar.
tfculoa que ~reslizan & los preoios mas bsjcs del
meroado:
Aceite linsza ingl@s doble quemado en- ba-
rricas y cajas, pinturas de todas classes, aqua
rras, barnioee, OGRE, almsgre, blanoo Espaha &
q. Sirven pedidos & toda la isla y venden tam
bien al por meuor en- su casa de detail Ella
Gran Ca~naria,-Cruz IL. s 3O-l8
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Re1nitido.

La Janta Directive del Colegio Notsris],
abundance en- los mismos deseos = aspiraoiones
de Ia Asamblea de Agrioultores, sc ha dirigido
al Honorable Gohernado- General del Deppto.
con la petici6n siguieate:
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GaCeta de hoy.
DE ESTADO.

SECRETARIA DE ESTADO.
Decretos nombrando Concejales del Ayun.
tamiento de Maunabo & don Luis Riefkohl y
Sandoz, del de Isabella & don Jose Zoilo Garcia
Chavez y del de -Cayey & don Juan jose Bal.
drich.
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HIERBA MAL0J|LL0.

Mao de arroba completa & tres c~ent1vos,
en- cualquier punto de Is osrretera en- Santuroe,
Puerta de TERRA y Marina. Sc haoe oomprc-
misc para suministrar hierbs darante TODD ell
a1o. Avisos-J. M. Cuadrado-Santurce.
a IL ysS-2
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Jose Maria He[edia.

Muri6 en- zo1uca (Mesieo) Ell Z de Mayo
de 1889 - Haba ia nacido en- Santiago de. Cuba
Ell 81 de Dicienabre de 1908.
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PUERTO RICO"
FABRlCA De TABkCOS Y ICIGARRlLL0S

COLA, CADIZ CQ.-CAGUAS.
No venlmos q enganar ell pdbllco dIclendole que
nuestros cigarrillos son Los U
con que Ell pdblico c~onsum{dor los tenga como
buenos, y este titulo va Sc 10 han dado %cuantos
los han fumado,
Estamos dispuestos q ofrecer siempre I'm pro-
ducto superior y & limitar TODD 10 possible Ell be-
neficio. Nos proponemos ganar POGO para vender
mucho y al efecto ofrecemos los siguientes libe-
rales descuentos.
i;ABAJO Ell M~ONOPOLIOM
Hasta 10 cajas 10 Pc dsscuento
{ rs 123
{ SO Is {
& 100 III {
Estos adescuentos son sobre la base de $40 la
Gaia de $50 ~cajetil!as corrientes y de 81 la de 800
c~ajetillas pegados
uiABAJo Ell MoNoPoL1ouu A. 1914
Sc hacen traduccionss del CASTE
IIano al ingles 8 vice=varsa. OIriglrse
persona|mente Q por carta a ~*1saduesor,
Gale del Sol. mum. 48, San Juan.
1arnofae de todas GASES &c hacen en- la tipo-
'u'eotoS grafa IL Correspondence. AL
oontado ~extricto , pero precios m obi ,os'
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do & informe de la Direction de Obras Publ.
oss una i~pstancia de Los ~se1ores f. fitzgerald Mar.
quardt c. solicitando la e1c'usiva para esta.
b:ecer una empresa de AUTOMOBILES entire ssh
Juan y Ponce, y an servioio de vspores entire
San Juan y Cata1o, en- corexion con autom6vi.
les s Bsyam6n.
-. Csferino Due6o ha dado muerte en-
Coamo con IN revolver q Felipe Ortiz.
.La1gentay, diputado frances acsba de
ssr expulsa9o de la ckmars.
-. Por IS moneda provincial hasta Z re
ietsllan trajes para cAbaIleros en- driles crudo,
de hilo, Q: namo y otros de linos-En San Jus.
to IA.
~ Mshsna publicaremos I'm oomunica-
do de- don Julian E.. Bl,nco , Soss, rectif-
car d. algunas alusiones del remitido de los
senores Hernandez, que insertamos aver.
- Ell 7 de los corrientes hubo an con.-
to de incendio en- Mayaguez, en- una casa de
la m marina.
-. Ell dia 6 fue herido en- Ia o~arretera
de Anssco Rafael Veles, SO supone que el
agresor SO llama Nicsnor Franqai.
-" FL syuntamiento de Ponce ha acor-
dado sacar & concurso ell proyecto del a~loanta-
rillado general de Ia ciudsd.
-. La Secretarfa de Estado ha remitids
a informe del alcalde de Gusyanills dos, escri.
tos frmado uno por ell farmsceatico don Ro-
mualdo Zsvsla J otro por varios vecinos de ls
localidsd, r~elstivos { Ia forma en- que Dor
aquella aloa]dfa se lleva : fecto ell ~servicio de
suministro de medicinss { enfermos pobres.
-" Al Mayor General So le ha enviado
una instancia del Notario de San German don
jose R. Na.srio, pidiendo 70 le oonfrme IN
~ cargo de Esesibsno,
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Nervous
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Moscow Matters.

Moscow. Texas, November 7.--some
sneak thief broke open the store of Mr..
]. w. Leggett Saturday night and took
two pairs of shoes and little money tina,
was left In the cash drawer.
Mr. and Mrs. kellar OF Covington, Ky,
spent a few days here with Mrs. Kellar's
brother, Mr.. Dan Doughty. and left Mon.
day for North Galveston TO spehd ths
winter with Dr. Doughty, another brother
OF Mrs. Kellar.
The hearts of Or. and Mrs. r. T. Canon
we're made glad by the arrival, Of listle
girl on the 4th.
RS. Eliza Magee Is visiting relatives In
Galveston this week.
Mir. Earle Cochran OF Trinity Is VISITING
his sisters. Mrs, n. 7. Green and Mrs. a
S. Canon, OF this place
Mrs. S. Bergman spent last week IL
| Houston.
DR.. Sam Adams of Warren Is here or
visit TO relatives,
Farmers are cutting cane and diggln.
potatoes since the freeze. crops OF eaci
being very good. considering the dry sum
/ t4.s
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made. the mule being found IN a corner of
the field with the harness torn up. SOM
Of which was missing and the boy near br
dead. 1t was found that the boys neck
back. head and leg were broken, showing
that he had been kicked by the mule. All
the indications showed tina. the boy had
gotten tangled up in the harness and had
been dragged some distance. Mr.. Hamilton
and family have the deep sympathy OF the
people OF this town in the untsmely taking
OF of their boy.
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HER HAS ACCEPTED
I'VE PRESIDENT OF THE
ksusrTY OF TEXAS.
Lrnrdcd Resignation MS
the Governor and Ac-
,o the vice chairman.

q. November f-Soionei VIZ
her today forwarded his res
regent OF the University Of
kernor sayers and also sent
70 OF the presidency OF the
Vice C hartman Henderson at
The resignation and accept
follows:
Joseph D. sayers. Austin.
[as. November My Dear
y lender my resignation as a
Q board OF regents of the Uni
pxas.. Respectfully yours,
william L. Prather.
Of acceptance follows.
nderson. vice-chairman of the
gents, Cameron, Texas.
Ess. November My Dear
today forwarded to Governor
psiguation as a member of the
ents. After careful considera-
cd the conclusion that it was
ccept the position OF presidens
rsity OF Texas, rendered me BY
a hoard of regents, and | here
ny acceptance of said office,
urs,
william L. Prather.
,ambdin Prather was born in
s.. Tennessee, May l, lS4s,. the
of George w. and Lucretia
His grandfather, Benjamin
a wealthy planter and breed
horses, and was an intimate
Ineral Sam Houston, who was a
tor to the Prather plantation
river, Tennessee. The sub
sketch came to Texas with mis-
len six years old, arriving II
mber 4, 1854. Waco was then q
MIR. Prather located five miles
bwn on the Bosque river. YOUNG
tered Noah Woods private
AGO. the first school taught il
and rudimentary Instruction
age of II years he was sen
Itrop Military institute. From
Is he was q student in Wac
and was subsequently sent Il
and Lee university at Lex
einia. He received a gold media
sneaker in one of the literar.
Id after graduating in the sew
of Greek Latin. mathematics
Ioral philosophy and Englisl
the degree of bacheln- OF law
Sreat favorite with General Rob
and at the death OF that dis
man he was selected ono Q
Arers. After leaving the univer
tIrped home and in 1871 was ad
'the bar and entered the prac
y. He soon became a leadin
the bar and was made presiden
ID bar association.
in the practice of his prore
Aoped marked executive abb II
bnseQuence large business intel
Entrusted to him. He was ir'
lev ana then the president
Bridge company, builders an
the suspension bridge, Fl
a sale Of the bridge to the cour
and wound up the business {
ny.
{tor of the will of Peter M;Cle
BASED, Colonel Prather has NJ
kement OF one of the large
/ this city which, coupled WI
hsiye interests, including a va
(e OF his own, absorbed his tim
bwever, served for several yea
of the State university with
10 dtty rarely witnessed. I
special pride in the universi'
iade many professional and bus
IEces in the interest OF the II
He has often said he hoped
Texas university the best sta
in the South, and all the abili
led would be directed toward q
y OF the highest standard OF e.
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BRENNAN BRIEFS.
|ausc WINS Badly Hurt by HIS

ausc WINS Badly Hurt by His
Runaway Team.
b., Texas, November local
IS have received applications from
zee & CO. for the removal OF 7oo'-
Is Of dirt between Cedar aud
br the extension of the Texas
ilroad.
sley Yesterday. Adolph Fischer
old, son OF Charles Fischer, acct
shot himself in the leg with
3e pistol. The ball was located
5ved by Drs. Witte and Hammer.
Elause of Wesley was the victim
away accident sunday afternoon.
b became frightened at IA uaDy
lin the road aud by a sudden Juni2
Tide broke the breast yoke. Ihs
bs overturned and hlause WAS
wounded above the right eye. An
the hack escaped injury, although
las torn In two by the accident.
him .Allcorn, one OF the old settlers
wine, was reported In Tying coh-
Dis morning. He has been sur
Sm attacks OF epilepsy for several
November term OF tbs commlssinli'
h will convene next Monday.
Lee Parks, the i-year-old daugn-
1r e. l.. Parks, and niece or MT.
Parks OF this city, died at SoEi-
Monday night with measles. me
will occur at Marlborough In trims
Wednesday morning at 10 o cioch
ext tournament of the Texas Lawn
association will be held IN BrephaA
last week in August, 1900,
Kill club was entertained by Mis'
fealy this afternoon. -,
fix- handed ,Euchre club met VIII
j, Lockett this afternoon.
q. B. Williams departed Suhua.
bn for New Orleans. The rais'ni
quarantine embargo has put a.
prs for Crescent City firms aetiVei!
cord OF all mall matter passing
the Brennan postofiee Tor IN
ive days, beginning October s. an
November q, shows the foliowlng
ass, 795 pounda; second class, -.
! matter free in county, sob pouiius
bid fourth class. 800 pounds; govern
zee matter, IS pounds; mail equip
Ipouches) 3Si9 pounds; total 100
T.. Becker left today for Dallas I
| the State Baptist convention, wnie
YES there tomorrow. Rev. W. \
and other prominent chnrchmen WI
Ipr the convention tomorrow.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING: -.

HosBton. Texas. Nov ith, 1877
NOTICE is HEREBY Eivsn that q speelH
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Houhr
ton aud Texas Central Railroad Company
has been called by the Board OF DIRECTORS
Of SAID company to convene at the general
Office or sud company in the CITY oil hous-
ton, Texas, at Twelve o'clock. noon, on Inv
nineteenth day OF january. iaoV TOT Inc
purpose OF authorizing the making, eNtcu-
,ion and delivery OF first mortgage upon
tho railroad recently purchased ahd now
owned by said company commonly known
ma the Waco and Northwestern DIVISION
OF tho Houston and Texas Central tall
way extending from point In or near
tho town OF Bremond. In Robertson county,
Mn Marlin and Waco. to point In or
near the town of Ross. IN MeLennan coun-
ty with its franchises aud appurtenahres
to secure the payment OF hrst mortgage
bonds OF tne Houston ana Texas Central
Rpllroud Company 10 en- amount not *
reoding twenty-five thousand dollarG for
zach mile OF said railroad, payable ut a
time rot exceeding thirty years from their
cate. aud bearing interest nj ratio not
exceed ing six per cent per nnnum, payable
semI.annunlly. to be Issued for the Our
rose of paying for, completing. improving
and operating the said railroad with Its
franchises aud appurtenances.
II. w. CAVE. Secretary
Houston e. Texas Central Railroad Com
pany. ln-I
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Roy KICKED TO DEATH.
become EntanEIed In the H"f
ness of a Mule.

Ness OF MuIe'
ft Vernen. Texas. November 1'--ah
Pt happened Saturday evening about
es northwest OF this plaee, when
THE death OF John, l1-year-old ssn
", Hamilton. prosperous and high
Pected farmer. Mr.. Hamilton nai
narrowing IN some VIII at AMI was
lg a mule and horse; being one
Sne was sent to the field 10 sac y ne
|mpietei his work. The party 80 :
Held found tho here alone VITA "
> carefully arranged. but the poy
De mule could not be fouad, TBS
was reported to the fab sr OF the
FhaH : more diligens search was
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PERSONAL

THE MONTHLY period Is the dreAIsd Inv
OF every woman Don't suher longer lruu'
unrrrtaInties woman VINO has oeen tnero
herself best understands treating women,
Mime. NJ Guilaume positively guarantees tee,
relief OF the most obstinate ana heinse4
SUPPRESSED menses with her French Res-
ulating pills, being powerful and strong
Succeeds whore others fail or money re-.
turned; not a single failure IN forty ouf
wears; will not injure health; no bad ate.
enects. or interterenees with duties. sent
sealed for $40, Correspondents conu,
DENTAL. BY using Guillaume' orisinA.
Frencl, pouche. price $3.50 tnow used b.
thousands of women, and lasts a Lifstimtj
together with pills. douby assures success
ard means the relief desired highest ref
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DYSPEPSIA.

Geo S. scoIiy, of rs Nassau St, New York,
saws: ..For years have been troubled with
rheumatism and dyspepsia, And ! came meal 70 .
steIv found great relief from their use; feel
like a new man since / commenced taking
them. and would not now be without them.
The drowsy, sleepy feeling used to nave pa.
me and my rheumatism is gone entirely.
am satisfied If any one so afflicted VIII gye
Railways pills trial they will surely cure
them. for believe it all comes from the sys'
tenn being out of order-the liver not doing
IFS work
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I HAVE several desirable locstions on craw.
lord, Main and Milan streets that must DC
sold. Ny list OF city property y larse anu
icrms. give personal attention 70 all
bueiness entrusted 10 me and ASK lor
share Of your patronage. All properly ~ eu
w,Ii, mo will tc advertised and shown free
NJ charge 4. NJ. Norhoe,, Room 2oi. Bin,
building. Phone sIa
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uorsToN HEIGHTs-Lo,s for sale at loScs,
prices on lnstalment plan go,
strvetion, one-huif block from iie.ghts hou-
isyard. equipped with bath room city water
snd other conyenIences. Tor saie on ans ,,,.
ment plan. John A. hiifoy' Agen" &1O Ai'' !.
street,
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PERSONAL.

SUITABLE Christmas present is Smith
Premier typewriter. pries. $1,000 write
y. j. Pastorisa Pts. & Litho. Co. fer terms.
Houston. rexrs. II
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FOR sALE--Ono iixai engine. one l0xis en-
CINE with portable boiler; Que SO.incli
lathe, one bolt cutter. ono pipe. maehlns'
foundry, cupalo and crane, etc. A. g. q. Y.
Mccowan IL
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VIZ my. rent and store furnirurs' ve .oan
stored With US. Barr = krilsr. a. Travis
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German. Spanish, Bohemian.
bookkeeping and all commercial branches
taught BY mail successfully; no money Ia
advance; students in every state Of ths
Union Windels School OF CORRESPOND.
oncn UnlIag Texas Y
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YOU WILL Ind a complete line of pictures,
picture frames, mouldings. ETC.. nj Kopf s.
1914 Prairie avenue. ~
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GAMES OF ALL KINps-Hold the Fort
E,ondibp. Go Bang, Lotto. Battle Poe;s,
Pillowdex, National Flowers, backgammon,
checkers. dominoes, parcheisi aud others
half value, at Bankrupt store. Masohi,SS
Tnntnln W
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by German TO do general
work around the house, milk cows and tax
care OF horses, for his board Address 'oo,,
this office.
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RATES Cash with ADJ
Fer word. one insertion. ). ...l.... $3.50. ie
Per word, four consecutive Insertions. SC
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-08

CHiLDREN'S BoOKS-Mother Goose. Swiss
Family Robinson, boys sports and past.mes,
Bible stories and picture books, at Bankrupt
Store, Masonic Temple. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-08

FIRsT-CLAss stenographer desires position;
experienced in lumper and lawyer Offices,
can do court reporting and abstract WORK :
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-08

FRUIT TREEs--The very best varieties for
the different sections of Texas; 100000 suf-
Elborla. II you have good orchard land
trade me part OF II for trees, Forum
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for my catalogue pay express. r. T.
Ramsey. Austin Nursery. Anstin. TeNas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-08

FRUIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. direct from
nursery 20 planter no agents or dealer
profits; wholesale and retail; catalogue free
Alvin Nursery Cofncamp, Alvin, Texas. "