davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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kinds, dwarf and tan,
soe per dozen, W. w. Westgate. Drummer
HuhNNUlte. .
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THE ONLY Kelley institute In the stats
for the cure Of morphine ana whisky adj
dictlons Address Keith & Stewart. Belle.
~ q Place Dallas, Texas. n
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WANTED--The address of u. A. slavden.
who lived three years ago, near Trinity
Texas. last heard from in Indian Terri
tory. II. A. Blount, Nacogdoches. Texas q
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QUESTION for ihp clubs to consider
n,a ssollty OF q semi-annual meeting
'uFh's for the discussion of club
'ne Improvement OF club work.
tne understanding Of club methods.
nra rons hy other State Federal ions
Tbs n most helpful If every In
e.ecuuye board OF the Toxas
club w Dallas IN October. Why
Eksefsi plssii snts AZ the same times
M ssry meeting Of 'bo y dsfat.on In
srnothss tor the other. AttritiDl Is a
Fsrs ana ievclsr ana The oflens
,sroniaa the better broader aad
0us Will be the club work,
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kEAcH GRAIN CO, Dallas, Texas. II YOU
want corn. oats chops or anything Ia the
feed line, write to rs,
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY, STOLEN.

LOsT-Btch pug deg answers TO name Bo-
pesp; return to III Dart street aud receive
liberal reward N. r. Forney. ~
DARK bay horse 1919 hands high, heavy
name and tail black legs, no brand, fore
ton clipped small piece ropo round neck.
broke loose while staked at Shepherds dam.
very gentle, liberal reward naid lo r horse
delivered TO X. f. Holman, 1908 Polk ave.
One hind shoe of. ~
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FOR SALE-cocner lot. with two cottages,
corner Center and Taylor. Apply 1898 Tay-
Tor street Is
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SITUATION wanted cook or houscgirl, cot
nrcd Ahdrnas lgAG. this olinc. q
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FOR SALE-fiigh grade "Sehaaf" Pianos, d.
rect from the factory; $50 90 saved; no old
stock; all pianos recently shipped in. easy
payments; no interest. II. H. Read factory
agent. care this Office ~
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FOR SALE--Sevea point lslk head. fine con
diSion; no reasonable oncr refused Addresa
sos. this oftcp. 10
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SITUATION wanted as hrst-clasA gardrner
and nowcrs; either by month oc dave hest
OF references given. Addrass Gardcacr a0l
Franklin Sc NJ
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SITUATION wantcd hy Young man is slen-
oeIaphcf; railroad aud law experience. ret
vicrcos, asa6. this Office. ~
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WANTED--ftouse. hYe 70 seven rooms. ser-
Wants house and stable modern convent
ences; will rent by the year HOstpfhce Box
lS9 1
WANTED--To rent for hye year, at $40 pr
month. one lot close TO business center but
outside OF hre limits requiring IRE prtof
building. Address Banner box 54f, city. n
WANTED To lease from 1850 TO 2s00-aora
pasture for term OF years: give pBricu-
lars. Address Boa q. Ryan. / T. 81
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Annie Austin. Secretary.
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SITUATION WANTED ny all around mnn.
tAfc oil horse aud buggy yaik lawn ana
flower beds nominal wakes city refcronces
Address 5e91, this office. 2S
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FOR SALEr-cxtrs size Charter Oak cooking
stove; GOOD condition: Il haream, good ~
hotel Greonbetg IA Preston Al
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PRINTER and publisher with ten years eN.
petlencc, wants situation or to lease a
Newspaper or lob office or both. Is. T..
Llshtioot, this ollec. N
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED--Seeond- hand shinale mill on In
stallment payments. Address Sim De Blanc
liberty, Texas, ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-19

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gang bon @ri1on's Srutorium r@it6er"
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ais Chant de guerre pour l'arm6 du,
Rhin" in StraBburg 9e6rudt. Cine tpeis
tere 8erbreitung erbielt Die Ma rTeiIdiie ert,
felt fe am %. SUM- 1892 in MarIei1e uuf
einem parteifeft Der SatoGiner 9efungen
purOe, @iiOfran3Diii6e 5reipiIige bru9ten
lie nit na9 paris, mo tie has 2ieb Bel III
rem @in5uge go. S1G) anitimmtea. 8eim
Sturm auf bic SuiGerien, am 10. Iuguit
1892, purbe es e~benfaIs 9eiungen rno BON
ba ob 11ter benz Namen nG6art bes Mdrz
leiqdis" ober Marieilaiie 0Olf5t6iimti4.
= Gin sabmer @tor8. @ie bic
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mer @tor4 ftdnbiger 9ait in Dem 9otel
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purbe. @r ge6t in ben @Gngen, Soften uno
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pegli6 ba, baB Der eintretenbe @aif meint,
er fei aus Sips tiinitli9 bergeiteI1t. Ser
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gern> gu f9affen, er 5upft an lebterer bin
unb ber unb ma9t fi9 3eitbertrei6. @o
etpas los 1T, erf4eint er ais fa9berftGnbiger
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febren fe oft f6on @nDe Se6ruur in @9nee
unb Sis 3uriid. Nur Der Mangel an Nabz
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rem Safob a6er ME an Na6rung ge6ri6t, 10
bleibt er tlu9ertpeiIe gu Saufe. 0as S6ier
lit f4On uno groB gepa4fen, 8au unb Sc
fieber iino fe6lerlos.
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TAXPAYERS ELECTION PRoCLAMA-
TON

BY virtue of the authority vested in me
as mayor of the city of Houston, ani by
the authority vested In me by ordinances
of the city council of city of Houston.
passed on the 9th of June and TIE 18th OF
June, 1899, | hereby issue ibis prac.aina-
tion announcing that on Tuesday, July H.
1899, an election will be held by the tax
paying voters paying taxes o1 property
OF the city of Houston 20 determine the
question or proposition whether tho city
council of the city of Houscon shall issue
bonds OF the city of Houston to the amou IT
OF three hundred thousand dollars $500
00O) payable forty years from their date
with interest at rate OF per cent per an
mum, for the purpose OF the establishment
of sewerage and sanitary system for the
city OF Houston l hereby designate the fol-
lowing places for holding the polls at said
election, to-wit;
First ward poll will be held nj Shup-
tines brick building. Houston avenue.
Second ward poll will be held at No. 10
engine house. chartres street.
Third ward poll viii be held at No. eli
CINE house. on Fannin street.
Fourth ward poll Will he held at City
market house.
Fifth ward poll will b. hold a: Pythian
hail. on Mckee street, side
Sixth ward poll viii be held at No. c
engine house, Washington street
None but property taxpaying voters OF
the city of Houston lpiyng taxes ON prep
erty) shall he allowed to vote At said dec
tlon as is provided soi IN section IL Of
the charter of said city Of Houston.
The polls viii be opened ut ; o'clock 4.
m, of the said nth day OF July, 1899, and
remain open until 6 o'clorS p, m. OF he
same day. s. ~, Brssbear,
Msvor City OF Houston.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

ELGIN.--Rev. Briggs has Just closed a
revival meeting, which did much good.
DENISON.-Red River lodge, Brotherhood
of Railway Conductors, decorated the
graves of deceased members Sunday.
CoRSICANA.-Sheriff John w. Baker
OF Waco is here in search of the negro
who stabbed another to death In that city
Saturday.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY every store or
place OF business will be closed Tuesday
to give their employees the opportunity OF
attending the o. R. G. picnic at Mineral
Wells.
CARMINE.--A skat tournament was
held Sunday, attended by players from all
the neghboring town. R. Mauske of Wal
deck took first prize and c. Letzerlch of
Carmine second.
FORT W0RTH.-The tenth summer nor
nal of the Tarrant County Teachers as
ISOLATION was organized by County Super
intendent d. ]. McRea at the Polytechnic
college; thirty teachers of this and ad-
joining counties were enrolled.
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RECEPTION ron THE soLDrnas
VIII Take Place Tomorrow Evening
at Turner Hall Gnrden

The general arrangement committee
completed all necessary arrangements yes
terriay for the reception OF the Houston
soldiers who went to Cuba with Hoods
immunes. but who have returned home
after having been mustered out at Camp
Meade.
All committeeman having subscription
lists out are requested TO return them at
once. leaving them either at the office of
Judge Breeding, or at the office OF The
Post. for D. D. Bryan. the secretary of the
committee.
The reception will take place tomorrow
evening at Turner Hall garden. where,
amid music and celebrating refreshments,
the boys will be extended a cordial well
come home.
Addresses OF welcome will be made by
Mayor Brashear. Judge Lock Mcdaniel,
Judge Breeding and others.
An invitation Is extended through this
medium TO all the local military to be
present, IN uniform II possible. in order
to make 1t pre-eminently a soldiers gath
ering All members Of Hoods immunes
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CITY pREvITIEs.

Miss Ora Carpenter. from Austin. Is visit
ing Miss Lou Ella Friedenhaus, 1909 Milan
street
Justice Malsch yesterday united In marriage
Julius stroin and Rosie Johanesik. both OF
sheldon.
In Justice Malsch's court Yesterday CLAW
Burney colorod, was placed under 500
bond on the charge OF robbery
The Ladies Aid Society Of tho Christian
church will meet with Mrs, Il. G. Bartholo-
new. corner PeaBe avenue and Milan street
Tuesday afternoon at p. NJ
Among the returning soldiers OF Hoods I'm.
munes was Cornornte Henry Skorupinski OF
TIE Houston Rifles. He was given n very
cordial reception yesterday 10y his friends.
About fifteen teachers will leave Thursday
Tor Chicago to attend the summer normal
school they Will have a special ear attached
TO the international and Great Northern fast
mail train.
Lena pl George, infant daughter Of Ber
nard III George; who died SUNDAY ut Calves
Joseph's church,
Grand Secretary John Watson OF tho Texas
Masonic lodge has received a letter from
Mr.. ]. $. MORN, w NJ OF the lodge n
Bracket. Texas stating that tho suferinv IN
that section had been relieved and that no
further donations were necessary.
Mother Yates has lust returned from
three weeks visit to her old homie Ia Corsi.
NNNlN HAN oNohN III tue interest Of fhN
working Girls homo OF Houston. which she
expects very soon to open, and while there
she received several valuable donations Of
useful articles for the home.
me meeting at tho North Houston church
VIII continue this week Sunday Was n ~
day with this little church the nastor
preached at II a. M, y m and : n m A,
e'Se ?. NJ three young people we're baptized
u Nni'e OAK bayou lust above the Missouri,
hansas aud Texas railroad bridge. over tro
huhured people witnessing IL
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WILL FIRE A HUNDRED GUNS.
NOW THE ARTILLERY WILL CELE-
BRATE THO FOURTH OF JULY
They VIII Let the People Know that
the National Holiday Has
Arrived.

Captain Burroughs and Lieutenant Bujac
are doing much to revlvify the Houston
Light Artillery.
The battery in connection with the
Houston Cavalry Troop is making an ef
fort to secure Jointly an armory and the
negotiations have reached that stage that
a favorable contamination OF the plan is
now In sight with little assistance on
part OF the citizens and Captain Burroughs
says he feels warranted in asking thls as
sistance. During the absence OF the cav
airy troop and the infantry companies in
the service of the late war the artillery
battery was the only military organization
remaining in Houston and the only or
ganlzation that gave the people OF this
city feeling OF security. During the Gall
weston strike they were called into service
by the governor as the only available
military organization in this section of
the state, and when Sheriff Anderson an
ticipated that there would be an effort to
break into the Harris county Jail and
lynch the negro Burton, the artillery was
promptly on hand; no attempt at Jail
breaking WAS made and the people OF
Houston. particularly those in the vicinity
or the Jail, went to bed that night with
feeling Of security that they would not
have had were it not for the artillery
These are some of the reasons urged
why the effort now being made by the bat
terry TO provide itself with an armory
stould be met with hearty and liberal re-
81 orse on the part of the people.
They Will not ask for any very large
contributions and the plan they have
adopted with which to make the start will
be to ask 100 citizens to subscribe 81 each
to pay for the firing OF 100 guns as
salute on July 4. This subscription, gotten
up upon this patriotic plan, will also pro-
vide nucleus for the armory fund and
put the battery in fair way OF accom-
plishng its much desired object.
Captain Burroughs and Lieutenant Blu
jac VIII start out today to raise the fund
for the 100 gun salute on the National
holiday. Be ready for them.
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Cost of Rai.ing Cotton.
To the Editor Of The Post

40 the Editor of The Post.
Ingram, Texas, June 16-How much
does It cost TO raise cotton?
How many farmers keep books or anv
account OF their expenses and income?
nave kept strict account of NV ex
pehaes ana everything since was p years
crop, " eo''ou
had been working on the railroad and
o'NeI puphe works aud had saved up some
cash cut decided | needed a change.
~ vent TO one OF the counties in Central
things 'Au o'nef
| rented farm of fifty acres at 81 per
acre and planted the whole thing in cot.
'eu' mad TO buy everything in the shana
of TOOLS feed and grub
Understand, could get s.. 95 per dav for
H'yseI and team on public work near nv
ana the work lasting all the year. an
mere are the figures.
Cos'--Rent of fifty acres of land at 81
per acre, SlS0; seed to plant same. 81,
on9pplls % cents per acre, $25; myself
Ill ,J IAN -ou days az 81 per day, $500;
tai $685.. 80 To-
But here is what l made
800 i"enty- three bales of cotton. sold for
S22 per bale. $685. 1876 bushels seed at ~ II
cents SsO.96; total $5S6.96.
flnal result Two hundred and sixtv-
slN dollars and four cents in the hole: also
empty corncrib, empty smokehomse
empty poeketbook. but my mind full az
ev,t thoughts and fully made up to 90 into
ponies or some other kind OF ontlawry
ton. se h-eent COT
me other fellow might say he conIa
i .Slse cotton cheaper, Not il he values his
labor at any price. '"'''S ms
me man who does not value himself and
.eam al anything is sorry potatoes. The
81 per day. -Au "uu team Is
Mt rom experiences will say that corn
n nv ana sorghum molasses heat raisins
tvseent cotton. have just returned bonna
ssom a trip through nineteen counties an
uen'ral Texas. ! noticed along ~ ~
nlsn,a arms generally had small mart
few has N corn, a small patch OF oats, a
The n ls an acre or more in miilet. while
On MssM part was planted IN oo,,nr
va Aseoans Of rair weeds ana grass 0 va.
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Mcly,n-Grobiep

AT the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Grohein, in the Sixth ward, yesterday az
ternoon at o'clock, their daughter Zoe
was married TO Mr. Hiram S. Melvin, Jus
tice Malsch pronouncing the ceremony,
only the immediate relatives OF the con-
tracing parties being present Tho bride
and groom are quite popular young people,
and their numerous friends viii wish ihom
much happiness through life The hride
returned from an extended visit 10 lela-
uves In New Orleans only short time
ago, and the groom has hcen eunnet ed
with the linotype department az The POS.
ior number of years. They departed on
the O'Clock train for Galveston hnt VIII
return about July 4 and make Hounton
their home.
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Yesterday an old colored man about IS
years OF age was struck by an outgoing
freight train on the Southern Pacihc near
the ereosote works, in the Fifth ward. and
80 badly injured that he shortly after
ward died from the effects OF the acct
dent He was transferred to ST. Josoph' 4
lnhrmary in the patrol wagon and died
Just as he reached there. Justice Maisch
viewed tha body ana win commence the
Inquest today when the crew upon the
train that struck the deceased returns to
the city.
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Killed Inv IL Train

Terrell, Texas, June 26.--R. o. Fields
was run over by Texas and Pacific engine
this morning about four miles east of the
CITY He was killed, having both legs and
one arm broken, besides being otherwise
bruised. He was son of Judge Druev
Fields OF Shelby county. The remains
were brought to Terrell. His father tele-
graphed that he would be here on the first
train.
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RAILROAD PROPERTY BURNED.
The Loss Amounts TO More Than
100000, with Little Insurnnce

INC LUss amounts 10 More Thnn
S3Oo,OOo, with Little Insurance.
Toledo, o., June 26.-Fire today de-
stroyed the Michigan Central freight
house, partially destroyed the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton freight house,
burned 100 loaded cars and entaited loss
amounting to over 100000 a very small
part OF which was covered by insurance
A large number OF small buildings near
the freight house were burned. Two men
were seriously injured. Thomas Hennessy
fell from a car and James MCGOWAN was
badly burned. The docks for several
hundred feet is ruined and will cost the
railroads thousands of dollars to replace
them
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The Galveston. Houston ana s n,s'
Railway company now run s.,l a.
Houston to Galveston every \. "A
ing Grand Central depot at Ky s,, ~ \
national and Great Northsra de s'is / .
.. m, arriving at Galveston aDs,,, =, L /;
and returning, leave Galveston s,s,s n
m. This train will make no no s !. Il Il \
to the nine regular daily trans :
Inv published time cards
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RELIGIOUS.
MuIkey,s Meeting :. u.u,

Mullsey's Meeting at HtIl,A.,
Hillsboro. Texas, June 's.-Rsr.
Mulkey is drawing immense crowd,
tent meetings heres Three services
held yesterday, attended by from i
1000 people. Many business hcxs
tered into an agreement today d
their places of business from lpA
in order to attend the meetings 1,
give their employees a chance 10 i
The meeting will last until Suni'
Monday.
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Meeting at Runge.

Runge, Texas, June PA prt|
meeting is being conducted at he |
odist church. Rev. Mr.. Linn 81 Z
Christi and Rev, W. H. H. Blggs II y
vile are to assist the pastor, Rev.,
Webb. "a
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Meeting at Brookshlrs.

Brookshire. Texas, June 2S'-M|
traoted meeting is still going o. Z
there have been but few conversions
Mr.. Davis certainly deserves cfsdl
his untiring efforts. His prinapal
seems to be to purify the church.
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A..oc,atior,s New chaIrmai

Chicago, June 26.-E. E. AsieS
sistant general passenger asaA 4
Chicago, Rock island and Paclna ~
was today elected chairman Of laa W
Passenger association, TO succeed
Caldwell, resigned. ,,
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now In the city are, Of v5tirse, expected %
he present without any further invitation
than has been extended them. as they vii
be the guests OF honor OF the occasion.
The reception will be devoid OF all
formaiity, but will make up In hearty good
cheer what Il may lack In elaboration OF
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The revival services at Drummer con-
tinue with undated interest Rev ]. NJ.
Adams, the pastor of the Methodist church
recently organized there. and who has
charge OF the meeting, is making himself
popular with the people and his oongrega-
tions are large and attentive.
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Revival at Cleburne.

Cleburne, Texas, June 2i.-ns Y
which the Methodist revival Is being
in North Cleburne will accommot''s
to 1900 people, and good crowds lis Y
in attendance.
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Stylish Writing Paper
The place to retn 500 MAIN ST.
BALDwIN's hook STORE.

in the lead. Most everywhere the entire
family were in the field, mother and girls
fighting the weeds with the hoe. while the
men were busy with the plow. And what
will they get for all that work? Very
likely not man that l saw had thought
to figure the cost. z. NJ. Bennett.
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WHAT BETTER THAN EpucArroN

"II 7 III THAN EDUCATION
and health begets ability and respect,
What better than the summer in Colorado
fortities you against the evils and discom-
forts OF LIES competition? The Texas
Colorado Chautauqua, opening at Boulder
July 4. furnishes for you ana your family
the best OF educational programmes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-27

DR.. Graham OF Kentucky, VINO Y
be one hundred years old s ,I y.
long life and freedom Irom n'y !, 4,
use of Crab orchard Water y n
only medicine.
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The ]. & G. NJ makes fast time 10 Chi
eago. They viii sell excursion tickets To
chicago June 80 for $sl.i5, good until SEN
TENDER so for return.