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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-27
c. r. MUNGER, Room SO Kiam Bldg,

Wishes TO have ii known that he has out Of large list
some special fine bargains in Real Estate as follows:
so acres near Alvin, 10 acres in fruit trees and ber-
res all in high state of cultivation worth to anybody
$4,000; must besold will accept $4,000, on terms;
plenty of buildings included
200 acres Hampstead Waller CO., 90 acres in c-
yaton worth S24oo; $500 on easy terms will take It,
A house and lots in Third Ward, city OF Houston,
worth So5oo; lots worth at least $4,000, house worth
$1,000. For certain reasons this can be bought on
terms at $500.
stock of Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats and Notions in
Houston at bargain, if bought soon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-27

1900 acres Rich Black Lands, part timber and part
prairie, miles from railway; $500 per acre.
5000 acres, miles from two railways mostly prairie;
$500 per acre.
100 acres miles from court house, on railways and
one mile from macadamzed road; $500 per acre.
City Property
a desirable Residence on Main street, 100000.
Three modern Two-story Residences, 100000 to
$4,000; near in; on easy terms.
Si0o,o0ooo to Loan on Business property at 6eb or
on Residence property 7fo and So sums to suit local
money, no delay.
Bank and other Stock for Sale or Exchange for
Real Estate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-27
L. Bryan s. Co, Real Estate.

Large list of city property also acreage properties in
any quantities desired for sale liberal terms, Special
bargain in $50 acres fine black prairie land.
l. BRYAN & co.
Save rent by buying home on the monthly Install
ment plan We have an elegant groom 2-story resi-
dnce and several desirable cottages for sale on monthly
payments L. BRYAN & co.
400 acres d miles from courthouse for sale at bar
gain; q adjoining city limits cheap for cash; ele
CANT lots fronting Harrisburg road at $50 per lot; 10
acres fronting the Bayou miles below the city limits,
that can be had on easy terms.
L. BRYAN & CO.
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Special Bargains.

45oo acres 16 miles Of Houston can be bought for
$3.50 per acre if taken in the next 80 days.
io-acre. block 10, Holman survey adjoining Cry
limits; price 100000.
81 acres near Fair Ground Addition, we'll improved
price $4,000 per acre.
That beautiful Residence property on Main street two
blocks beyond the Auditorium, lots fine shade trees
and good cottage worth Sloooooo, can be bought now
for S7ooooo would take vacant lots as part payment
5Room Modern Cottage with all the modern con-
veniences in Third ward, good neighborhood; price
only si5oooo
FARRAL s. HARRAL, BIZ Main st.
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=. w. Hahl s. Co., 27o Main St.

GAO acres miles from Barker, on M. X & T., Is
miles west of Houston, where the large cotton mills
being built for quick sale, $500 per acre. worth double
AGO acres fine Black Sandy Loam with little timber
along creek, miles north of Houston; beauty and at
half value; SO per acre; must 60 quick.
SOS acres best Black Land in the coast country creek
and 40 timber; all can be cuvaed fine farms adj
joining; miles from Cedar on S. P. R. R. Such lands
sell from $40 to SIS per acre. you can get this at $3.50
if you act at once
C. w. HAIL S; CO., 22o Main st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31
lJsallh Of 81 Eang Chang.

81 Hu- ohar-. Coo mos. .or4- ols
Ht.. - rna aa...i. often ..s.I .re
.....- n.l.- fl. world. |H.r 1858.
$3.50 tp...r u.dr chem l.-.. .aL .-r.I.
knows r.W .." h. g. fI. t.rIr" r..E
certainly .. .0ur q ~ m.'I.. .. dole
lar tl. l.v mar 70, - n
.ara.te-sf one vtt'II u.rfrl ~ .0r
MANY nate sl. '.l"rl rm
money Has .rr l- :fie 0t
u E.. .u- private .ut'.rrI.. $50. ...
rgurr ri.m.r cent 'u' rl..l rfro ir
tle rlur 0f tm, p. purchased e>
ESTATE .- snr r..e er0ttrG r.r. H"f
l.l-. ..u.-r' ..f-r''. ~ rU. ..U.u lr
.fE-u-f.e. ..o-arza f.rm'ra .uI N.r.r It-
klt1 .ue.- :o'ral-. wheat. 'ie 81 t.s lt-
hor for u.rn.." ard 49,. er.r crop Hl ..re
v-. almost ..tar pr1N" .i- imply .rr-.t
hh Soldiers ."gse ln ny -- N..'- .'a
tley nar. q. Pee ruute.' ~Itf .Hr rt'Nne
aua 'h" miserable n.rtmts g-id - tl,m
uy ln, Cover
Tho. great mann ALSO r..luc us own
contractor .Ir ARMY nipples 'do Wnu'd
aeu H.' own. riOo tr tlu eUr-rumru. Co.'s
army Itua ai au -nu-p.nts .r1lt. ard
u-rl.IOI handsome r1.s-lI. ol lII ot..r
supplies .rrrsl-i @. fh- teas off. t.ol-
sands pi go.der u lh. r.eA.I prrta.e.
Thsu ur w Oh..t -uHr.Te 1t Che cHs-
tau -n0uae l0r .crr tI ,arne Groual trc
moan ahF.t rhl ..E.lm or erf tr..
poured rt1 rIa efr0nr-frr through trIf
crarreL Is hIs I1ll e..r solrrious tIul
ONE of tnc methods ue employed VA. l
import lHrle UulntIucs ol goods t1roueh
hu agents without the payment 10 n ...t
of dlts .ul lcr seu Ono GOODS. at
round figure to his couutrmer. Tr.
method uf mCreg -mlE.uE finally involved
Tho oId gentleman lu trouble. charges
81 .re mao. aElius. h.m and he came n.ar
losrs hu official read nut h.s power v.1s
so uea. .rd DIS reaI services tc .ho state
were eo valuable that nc was almost r-
Vulnerable m spite of the many enemies
uho have always been ready to accuse
him
There was once VIcar0y named T.-.-
kwo-Fau who was said tr hare trI
without leaving ainslc enemy uerld
him. for. according to h.s .aurfr.f r.rr-
trsmcr. he bad BILLED them aI while rr
was alive. Early lr hIs political cararr
j.. Huns chan- d. said t0 have L1.Iog.rf
rhis N.uftrilus example huf Ilr many
years DIE aae been COO powerful - th.rE
DC worth while t0 uIv thr aMrhtrsf .t-
tcuuun to his rivals. and opponents. ca-
copr those who We're So powerful fhrm-
selves thlt hc could NOT with .m0unfty
iunict personal vengeance upon them.
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t.o f firtt of stairs showing q dust
'Loos org, l.r eo tearI she w-rncd ass
re reached t.e run d was dark and
Oo "nt 500 -uu stoap DOR lii j hear the
Warrirs l slime bumped
oa. le, lou slammed the attic
door oHr CAM -mon-the smoke now.
gud $500 can aIHats hear her coming m
tue tq Glgse
le room nrlNicd over half the house
ant i,s siue and ceiling were slapped I'm
here and there where the architect had
eroWu wlmacll Au old lsh net sagged
ff1m thc angles Gibson cuts from maea-
zines photographs. pcn-aud-iuk studies.
papered The walls and lapped the floor
THE diWness WAS sp.1shel here and there
with the spiondor ~ Chinese lanterns
Back in the darkest corner hammock
was huns
That's ms cousin in the. hammock. q"
said the girl wake up. Genie; you're a
lazy thing wish YOU had Co climb the
him J climb every day $50 mack TO Wash
iugt0n and advertise the California cli-
mate Genie mine it's making a Hebe Of
you.
She lolted the hammock with her strong
drm arm and The Hebe slid drowsily upon
Che floor.
Wake up land show your manners.
Genie. Smoke for The lady my dear"
Genie binked and woke The artist un-
locked q rickety desk and took out a fve-
cent package 0f cigarettes.
''Mamma dusting and she thinks were
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rr hgre discussing 7r- .ts -rau. ..a
dar f9r smoke Raw ar Com. Genie.
show of before c.mp.l.
Genie laughed coul0rf8bir aur pulled
herself up by the hammock HoHe "I
guess you ~ tlr ono .I show D.r .rl
said. "Shc jus. learning o smoke. -ar
see, Miss CrandalL ald 500. l- rather neat
about it too. Tor "a beginner Wc Wa h-
instou girls smoke ae ID matter uf course
When thc HCnc st1od wide awake st
idsi / saw tlfi -hc was smarter u 1e.k-
wear and belt than wIs t1e artist
smoke. Come 600. -irl L1u urged
"Why you silly, After dinner 81 the
timc-or just bcforc bed"
NO. have one now
"lf ! do it WON'T be ONE of Yours
They're vile Here's seme.i-rc better"
she sprung the uap of silver cI-e.
Egyptian. -nc said. rlisIue French
heel and strikins q match. Her cupped
hand snone pink ior moment. .hau fhe
match flame was waved ou, and hr-
cigarette was left glowing d, took Ia.
three matches t0 ret under hoadwav
1--WE Was h.uglou girls smoke rrcr-
day. Genie dr8wIcd "I. gets t1 ba +
habit so easily you know
eyes. and there trer llre er,n other
cigarette cases and afI the ua..ur. ..r.. ....
would you believe it And Genie .avs
lii.t Nlrtt alH smoke IE each ufnnr. :
houses and they dout particularly h.d,
it only fr0m The men,"
"Did DO make you Sick when Won
lcarucd9' J. asked
"oh we ah $50 ihroueh the mill. "
laughed rhe smart giri
II didn't clustered the artist with "a
mighty pun Never feazed me. Irs p,r-
adisc. and was from ,he bcgiuuinr
'She's at The period now whcr sho likes
people to know chat she smokes ANA .ha
thinks part of the performance b t1 -er
her feet above her head After vbif.
you get so that you'd rather mofe fhlr
have IL known. Louis game though
shes soing % DE the real ching in time .
"She pretends that I'm her pupil Said
Lou
"Well-and when did y0u first taste the
weed. my lamb " said Gene
SO 10 has come Go pass that q Washing
ton society girl has come % San Fran
cisco and has taught a native daughte-
the art Of blowing rings The East MAY
Nobody thinks anything of it now. ex.
cept Lou's mother. -nglishmen usually
approve, but sus rosa. AN Engli1hman j
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ono dos wral M ono oure. :"

enc docs what no ono owns.
IhcH. W 10 uae 3. hidden. .a w'lt
vaE dr I...ee f.Irohascf
'Nh. there H rh. telephone Aud or.en
'ho 1usuHra o0me to hu, foi ttem. THt
husbands ar. Fud a1d a1 ro. oni-c.
Ihen society regards moar- lm.n-
spoken of rau -oe And IL ecu Har .
ana dig out put $50 not speak names D
So B. b. lerl m silence as aI.
ae thtt of tnc crawling. dr wiling parrot
THAI huns n iart icl lazluess among .lc
palms ot h.a tropics. corner
edo Tou know ANS Girls who smoke
asked tho h.s tailer-made siil She aaa
ofertakeu mc on her way homeward from
q school of Illustration
")f course ! do IT," she answered.
Come on home and I'm show you
We bent forward agunst the Pine street
Dim and made for its top Yellow babies
aailopcd around us and scrambled go meet
yellow fathers. Away and beyond was
the house where the tailor-made girl lived.
Her mother met u.s. Come into tine
parlor. She said. cozily with n move 60
raise thc shades and face a chair that was
au domestic.
'No. were going up 20 the attic" said
the tail0r-made girl
"The attic, What DO you want 20 take
Miss Craudan up 20 that rookery for2
ans uothing but an old lumber room
where SOU bump your head. Miss Gran
dalL Lou would rather stay there than
90 sleep on the second floor like e.
Christian. in civilized iron bedstead'
Come ou ordered Lou
Her mother laughed ana followed us Up
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31
VIII The c1ose
Of This SenEuFy
Witness the
SdoPtion Of
European
sLstoms,
the Use Ct
Tobacco by
AH Wonen2

mot .7 the Yosemite told mo that DO trae-
e.oi "he-e -he Clarence Ma-E7ys l.d iart
Erar and Air- Clarence SMOKES nf.rr dine
ner He pretended tr he shocked
.iuc She smokes better ones th7n II
do just u1w. Tm dead h-5te and frs-
cer-ers have to e0.'
'And when .1 funds vou buy
"At Nrs She is our reruse i1
time of rrour'r."
"Loudon club women smoke" came o.
report
-Ea-laH nurses smoke" came -ass On
Dos. .f..e
"FHa oar aboa, those Of San Francis
CO. H-HH tHr ."'"r
Tn- t...urr.. stood r-u'r ir ..r -.r-
t.~ u. Oh. ..uIu-.'.. u.-.. ... E.".-
wood ca. .Hr uH.-. f. bad rolled. ur".r
tI. sofa. IH H...r.."- .l rl. .-.rf
.f lH. -o.Ua. member 0. Ono family.
who "a having vacation .-'w rr-r-
-lr.rr. $50. tn .rl .r. ABRAMS uerr
o.. tla N.W-0 Member. pulled r..n
OFT pillows down ta rr. 1ool anI attacked
-H. nH... Vr.r. vaa.
'tI..u
lfHu
"rue.. aa.a e,a-a-e car-rr-ra-
"ruo D. Hs u-e ssmm,s"
"IU .aH U.r
'H---r-r- -II..Iu."
"Irs IS H- Smmo-
rm car us symm-s wm YOU
rue eta- Tho what le tasr say it
D, NOT know 1vs. seum-s s-e
sounded fH- Hr| rr.H. %. shoulder and
l.ea-ur0-.| .' .ua .a..rt
.. N .'H. rr.I.r. M Che
c.rear .Ho
"ae ur.I. CANT. near
.A- |..I-.f-.r Century Club.
Vte would ... statement from vau 1r
tfa subject 0f CLUB women makus
"u.ur rl.f-
"i rraH ta NOT understand vou'
'Su....- smoking ..--.r. F.T
know Dbl. v.U fr.us tr. habit ~H
annr- ..HH women .r sam fr"''
NaH r..-. ..l..e-r."u .u cone
u...frr with .U. "arfr" '.u.
"lf.-t ....H...- EU|
'T.. .-.. IH"". .".
TH.. ..r..t.. H-.u -r. .'.. -' -r.'-
r..r. ..u.. u... .r ....... nose and
ae.u r.H..f.I '
.r.... E. ...n. Hr. auw U.
aH. ..rE aH. ...
prolific.
calico ....r f. vae ta- Trained
E.r... ..m.. .. .u..
u.u. .r
.". ... III. -... ..
ae-. E. .. ar-. .u.aF.I.r.-
-Nerr r.| ..... Nu- are r. ono
V.fJ TaH w.. U.. ulrs.. u .. .
h..D a l..... -m.E.u.
Tn.r. u.. 81 ...r.r FL. r.. other ... m
tu. I.r. b. caused m..t. ru. .r r.u.. a.
aH.u. U. 'H.a.H- .t'... ".. RI
..ur.. .u...U. IH .lr Irua. nl. 5000
..arII UE. . definite settlement.
.~r. fr.u et.I Ono Huu...r ...
eu.sUe .m0"- r-.rr uru-0.
n .r. .H.f r. would H. uu. 5000. t..u
a.-..r'. ... oH.rr utr. r.aFfr... ..t
u. v.r.- .I.uf I.r ..r s.r'.m.1- 1f .1s
CHrLrgs oHANUtlL.
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#.. W.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31

women ln San arrsco society who be-
laIs Lo naNug clua
"hrr r.r lla ca -nurr
'5ota An asses smoke. IL IS quite os
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31

-re --.t
r.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31

. n.ln r fnrr nrwce
..lorr0al t., a.0
I r.r lu
cigarettes. There ar1 many
Warren sheaf., 1899-12-07
Department System.

we WANT III lew brief words to explain to the Public
ana our customers why we have changed over from the
0ld system OF conducting General Store to the New
department. SYSTEM under which store is at present
operated
~ Opening up our Store for business on August 2Sth
dS9o, we opened the in small way as q General
ooore Inc business kept on steady increase every
year, and last spring the officers directors of the
company decided that they did not have sufficient
eaRta cap tai to properly handle the steadily increasing trade
ana tht 1t was necessary in this age Of keen comEettio
to buy all goods for cash in order to be able to sell goods
lgh hence meeting was Called and it was voted to
douoe the capital also to room in which to
conduct tine business after obtaining additional room
ana 9ettng stock moved, found had to increase
our force OF sales people. We have now in our employ
1t cerks including the manager, and carry stock Of
goods Tor about $30, OOO In such large and varied
stock OF goods it is impossible for every clerk to keep
posted on the goods carried; hence, order to better
serve our customers have divided the store into de-
partments each department is in charge Of courteous
ao competent sales-peope who acquainted with the
goods IN their department. and therefore, teysarp more
competent and can better the interests 81 our &ns
toners than they were selling goods over the whole
store We live in aprogressive age and i'll order to fo
low along with the times must be progressive our
selves, and deal with progressive people like THE
PEOPLES TRADING CoMpANy ss.s'11*:
&,
Warren sheaf., 1899-12-07
Department &C.
eo<'yf1inq in Toof-Wedr,

~ here we shine in thing pertaining to foot wear
Geanest and upo-dte Shoe Department the Northwest
here We carry everything pertaining to foot wenr-iron
we patent leather to the gram shoes Rubbprs in
all styles and sizes, Germ socks and l4gns rubber and
f eork inner soes rubber heels which puts on
@ iee q cnarge Just the thing il you don't want TO wear
over shoes Mems and ladies' fcy slippers lust Whit
you want Tor Christmas presents for your friends
You will find here anything you want in foot wear
= ZIG nee Or sole on anything YOU buy here gets oo.a
brlns IT back and we will repair it free of charge
toreseeing the heavy advance in the shoe market We
purchased large stock Of shoes before the advance am,
our who buy from get the benefit OF our fore
Thought and good business Judgment.
ms department is in charge Of Mr.. Johnson, who
y olls o the most courteous and pleasant salesman
many places s.Is 3. - - S1' =
Warren sheaf., 1899-12-07
Department "E."

Here you may find the most fragrant smoke in th
oest:o cgars Our scent cigars areequa to what yo1
Pa: py - cents lor IN many plates. Our 1Ocent cigar
the best money can buy -
You will also find here the sweetest OF candles and TIN
hardest OF nuts to crack 1t will pay YOU to oct YOU
christmas nuts and candies here
This Department isin charge OF Miss olga Bomsness
VINO IS always ready and willing to wait upon YOU wlel
IN need OF anything in her Department.
Warren sheaf., 1899-12-07
Department "F."

hardware is what we carry i'll this Department 1t
IS yet under the charge OF the Grocery Department. and
Is growing infant You WILL however find most things
you need for general use, and what you find is sold at
11ght 'g Pnces No more need to send away to supply
houses Tor goods. You buy from us lust as cheap
US. You help yourselves by building up a good town
sose TO yo1r own door, where School, Churches and
o9cttes % OF dlerent social and religious nature grow up
both financially and socially
!. . We also have Nv ooDz DEPARTMENT. which is IN
OF Mr. Lndquist who wants buy from 1000 to
1000 cords OF wood and 5000 cedar posts Bring him
what you have to offer in this line and he will nav vnn
the highest possible price for it, -
Warren sheaf., 1899-12-07
Department "A.'

In this department is carried everything needed for
Ladies and Chdreas wear such as Dry Goods Notions
Qoaks Trimmed Hats etc walk through this
department. will convince you that carry the largest
stock OF goods in this line be found in the Northwest
The stock is kept fres: and We have no time Tor
old goods Anything that don't sell quick is thrown on
the bargain counter and sold regardless of cost to give
place for new goods Having purchased large stock of
these goods for cash before the advance enables us to
give our customers some bargains iii this depart
ment. This department. is in charge Of Mr. Larson who
is always ready to that you courteousy treated
whether you want to buy not.
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and then sudden excitement took
hold of him. II am Lavoisins son."
he cried, mot M. Dupin,s not an agent,
OF the Chambre acknowledgements
son, the son of the woman you have
put into your cursed play, II love my
mother, madam. I saw her burn, friz
zle before my eyes. and laughed
ay, laughed--laughed with madness and
] rage to hear. her old bones crackle, to
see her old flesh bake. And since then
three who sat in high places have
somehow died--died quite naturally,
though suddenly. Ha, ha, l1a! = died
Through me, through my medicine, you
understand? And now you will follow
| Them In five hours you will fall
asleep never to waken, and no one can
tell you have been poisoned In five
hours! And no one could help you
even if you We're not safe and sound
here; for l only know the antidote
which can destroy the poison's work"
He pulled vial out of his pocket,
and held 1T up in his hand, laughing
again with frenzied delight.
And as he laughed a hand came
through the slightly open door, and,
of a sudden, snatched the vial from
his fingers.
| Then like a flash, in the twinklins
of an eye three men dashed into the
room. There was fierce struggle for
moment or two. Strong men painted
as though in the throes of death. But
it was soon over Pounced upon I'M
awares, the prisoner was readily Sc
cured and gagged and carried forth
| III,
stepped up to Mile. Moliere where she
lay on the floor PROSTATE and uncon-
/ scious.
He chafed her hands and then threw
water on her forehead.
What is it-oh, what is it ?" she
murmured in a while. Where am I?''
Drink this at once he rejoined.
'.It is an antidote"
She put the bottle to her lips and
gulped it's contents down.
you have had a narrow escape,
madame" her rescuer went on, sup
porting her in his arms. Lucky it is
you wrote to the Chambre Ardente to-
night and mentioned the Rue de
Sainte-Croix. We were already on the
track of the writer of the threatening
! letter, and we knew it was a trap
when you mentioned our agent. Our
agent, forsooth! But we let you keep
| the appointment you had made with
him in order to effect a capture. We
watched you come into the house, and
| then we quietly went to work. We have
! taken five of them-five, madame-all
in the act of concocting vile poisons;
and this Lavoisin is the worst devil of
them all. But let me now conduct you
home. Tonight you have done the
King some service ALFRED E. Snod-
grass, in the Cornhill Magazine.
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Mrs. ParneI has recently leased Ire
maton Castle, near Plymouth, England.
There she lives in utter seclusion
neither visiting nor visited, and rarely
stepping outside her grounds, except to
attend the Church of st. Stephens-by-
Saltash, near by. The castle stands
high and alone, surrounded by profu-
sion of wealth. and recently, as a sis
ter of General Sir Evelyn Wood, she
successfully contested a probate suit
which added to her means.
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE. Z
Strong Assertions as to just What
tho Remedies Will Do.

Munyon guarantees
that his Rheumatism
Cure will cure nearly
all cases Of rheuma.
tism in a few hours;
that his Dyspepsia Cure
will cure indigestion and
all stomach troubles;
that his Kidney Cure
will cure 90 per cent.
Of all cases Of kidney
trouble; that his Ca
tarrh Cure will cure
catarrh no matter how
long standing; that his
Headache Cure will cure
any kind Of headache In
q few minutes; that
his Cold Cure Will
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Hennessy, Mrs NJ
Higgins, Mrs Mary
Hamel, Lorine
Hurlbut, Mrs J w
Johnson, Hattie
Kellogg, Mrs a c
Manypenny, MrsBW
Mathiesen, Miss r
Mcdonald, Mrs F
Mcintosh, Mrs A
O'Brien, Miss Kitty
Ogden, Mrs Louise
Pagni, Miss Albina
Pennery. Miss c
Powell. Mrs ] C
Postlethwaite, Mrs F
Reynolds, Mrs J
Reynolds, Mrs L
Rogers, Miss Helen
Ruedy, Miss N ellie,
or Minnie Azeved0
Shafer, Miss Minnie
Slater, Mrs Katie
Stagg. Mrs Mary
Stack, Miss Mary
Stone, Mrs Matte
Styles, Mrs Jennie
Taylor, Miss + z
Van Norman, AIissR
Weber, Miss Lizzie
White. Mrs Edethe
White, Miss Lottie
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Fine residence modern improvements:
nice home on l street.
New house of rooms, finest resident
block on K street. $500.
House of rooms. modern, or Twelfth
street 1880
houses, lot 4Ox16O, rents for 1872; bar
gain; on P street, $500.
KRONER, WISEMAN & WULFF,
1923 street.
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Alexander, Mrs S
Anderson, Mrs Chas
Baker, Mrs Milo s
Baker. Mrs Q C
Beattie, Mrs
Bean, Miss Minnie A
Borge. Mrs Mary J
Brown, Mrs Louisa
Bryan, Mrs w Z
Burgner. Mrs A J
Bunck, Miss Rose
Butler. Mrs Sadie;2)
Capnell, Mrs H
Canon, Mrs w D
Carroll. Miss Katie
Chandler, Miss Eva
Cleary, Mrs Matte
Clark, Miss Minnie
Dalrymple, Mrs NJ G
Dawes. MISS Lean
Denver, Miriam
/ Denahue, Mrs p (2)
Dolan, Mrs Kate
Donehien, Mrs
Duneanehel, Miss M
L
Fields, Miss Ruth
Fowler, Miss Grace
Gleason, Mrs Mary
GonsaleZ, Tenasia
Grant. Mrs l. ]
Hall, Mrs Frank NJ
Harmer, Mrs Neba
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W. p. COLEMAN, REAL ESTATE Sales
room, 325 ] street. P. BOIL, Manager.
of interest. Insurance and renting
houses speciality. For sale--4S! acres,
$50 of which is bottom land, balance
high land. will be sold at very rea-
sonable price.
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PALMIsTRY.

READINGS AND LESSONS GIVEN
from 10 a. m. to 10 p M; Sundays, 10
to Z p. m. Learn to use your powers
cure diseases and habits by taking les
sons in hypnotism. Begin now Or.
thurman, GIL K st. Phone. Sun. red Gl5.
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form Of cold and 30 on through the entire list Of
remedies. At all druggists % cents a vial.
II yo,t need medical advice write Prof. Munyon.
1905 Arch ST.. Philc. 1t is absolutely free.
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MEETING NOTICES.

SACRAMENTO COUNCIL, NO. n
/, R. and S. M.-Stated meet IN
ing THIS EVENING at 1880. Xxx
Sojourning companions are cor ~
daily invited.
it, j. E. THOMPSON, T. /. NJ
F. and A. M.-Called meeting ~
THIS (Monday) EVENING, at Xxx
s o'clock Second degree. wv
c. w. FRAZIER, w. NJ.
E. M. Atkinson, Secretary. 1t