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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-19

Professor Kollicker, of the Naples
aquarium, recently went down into the
Mediterranean in an iron cage lit up by
electricity. With the aid of a powerful
receiver and a specially constructed
photograph he registered the express
eions of surprise with which the fish
welcomed his appearance He notes
greatly from that of another, and has
summed up the results of his expert
ment In the conviction that the sounds
by fishes will yet be recognized as
language.
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darlington Booth Intimates Why He Wants
Ills Son's Name Changed.

Gen. Darlington Booth refused yesterday to
make any state ment for the present regarding
his reasons for desiring the name Of his eldest
son changed from william Booth to Charles
Brandon Booth. Notice o. tn, Intention Of the
family to make application for an order Of
court authorizing such a change appeared in
a Newark newspaper on Wednesday,. Undor
the law OF tho State. such a notice must be re-
peatel every consecutive Wednesday Tor four
week before an application can be Nled In the
Circuit Court Of the county, Gen. Booth said
yesterday that at the proper time some state
mont would he male, but to make anything
public now. he thought, would be disrespectful
to the Court.
The hoy whose name II i. proposed to have
changed Is IL wears old and is a student al the
Mon'clair Military Academy. He was named
for his grandfather, the leader Of the Salvation
army and tho natural surmisc Ia that because
o., the arrangement be wecn the old General
and his son tho name william no longer an
penlcdto his rarcntsas it formerly did. The
ne W name desired for the boy. Cen. Booth said
yesterday. ia family name in England.
1T Is q name" said Gen. Booth. that Is asso-
ciated with the plca.artest recollc c'Ions."
Gen. Dallinston nooth said that the, %nprltca-
n',i.r ~" ~ va s,m'"p,ny I"tSo .,.
rWnIht, r. ,nn,,h ~. nya,, Ia, a.
mru. VIZ" Ill 49, 10, - mm"
sen,snem ~ ~ rsve ad RIA M aammttbb
TrIlhos 49,, o,,bonch AM ,p,s u;1 nn,nh".
~ u =. ~ ~ wh"n ~ an,IIon,ion 4. np..do
uu.!TT 90 n r,,nr, mt'nn r ~ ,hs Wr,
uhnh ..hn .ursn, 1880 'Vrbat 49,
viz" 49,, IL S,Irotinn apd *.
Volunteers OF America. of which am fre,i-
nenI; I ~ ~ nnnnonr ~ a
AZ In" '"un,er,S al nn"T,tu,r,, ,nJ' W,e
ness, out an tne Sa'tntInnists Sounu 40 70
,nWns out pu,n"oe,r 'hnu'n ~ Lnu ny
70 innu,hce our oH,crtG nns pc,h uoae' ,Hu'
sntlsneu WIN tne Sru"i upntmrnt rp or,
bontn. nov s1titnru WIT caI.,ug our re.p,"
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GIMN. tSTTCS.


The Columbia University %Rymnastic team
won the first Intercollegiate contest last
night, by scoring 20 points. which in.
cluded three nrsts. three seconds, and
three thirds in six events, Yale won
second place with II points. defeating Harvard
quite easily toward the end OF the evening,
The Princeton representatives, elected much
| applause for their circus tricks. but these evil
IDENTIFY had little weight viii the Judges. who
looked for gymnastic form. One point in tho
flying rings is all the New Jersey university
captured.
There was an exciting race for the individual
poin, cup awarded 10 the best all-gouud per-
former between Capt. J, de la Fuente OF Co.
lumbia and F. /. Eiason OF Yale. The points
scored by each man in the various events were
always nearly the same until Fucrte won the
nor, ,ontal bar and the individual champion
ship. having scored lU9,al points TO 100 90,
The performances OF 4. b De Young OF
Columbia on the flying rings, and i. b.
Blakely of Harvard wer, especially note
worthy and the Judges gave a liberal ALLOW.
ance OF points to each man. OF the events.
the mid.a,r special exhibition OF the Princeton
team was most spectacular. bat many believed
the Harvard tenn had won 10y its consistent
and difficult double tumblinR. Summaries:
club Ssinsine-. Won by q. IL Whirpls, Yale. -
points. Il. y. Van Deor.in. Colun bia. \ pont,,
sec M, " ?. phillips, Havcrford. : points, third.
Side uOrse-W Won ~. 2. Mard. Columhlt. .u.67
points; B II. B-lcher, y u L., 25.53 points, second;
j. Dc IA fusnie colEmbs, 81 oS Poi4t, ;hird
bra, - - points; +, !. Fllason. Yale, 20 10 points.
1umblmv-Mon by L. Is. Bak,ley, Harvard, %
points. C. W Ward, columbia, 2l'H points. second.
Il. l.. Wheeler, columbia, lI.N3 points, N rd.
Parallel Bars - by y" l., fhasoI, Yale. 81. ZOOS
points, u WHlpplr, Ia ?i.r,! pants seD oud, I. p.
Jones, nar ara, AIN points, third,
points; ' del VI. Ear,o, columbia, 2lh points.
Re Oni: " q. OTIS. Princeton. 2..33 puint'. thiri l..
Special Eyent-Non by Princeton team, consulting
| Of !. ). Fra,les, 1900. W. + Mountain, lHuU, and
L. D.. Kat eubsrh, 'ol. on suspended parallel bars.
Harvard team. consisting Of J p. Jones, 'u2 W. +.
lang. second.
re'orc the contest the delegates from the
| varions colleges and universities met NJ CO.
lumbia to discuss plans for the coming year.
Those at the meeting were:
OTIS NJ Yale. secretary. Il. Il Jcnks OF Hayerford.
! Treasurer. 4. n. Mitchell: mem bers of the Fx-cn-
tive COMMITTEE: ", L stroud ~ Virginia, ". y.
Mountain Of Princeton " L. OTIS OF Yale and r. d.
Rich Of / niver'ity ~ Ptnnsylv, mia,
The Secretary announced that thirty colleges
hal Joined the association After tn" regular
business the GLOW ng Officers wore %electrl
President p, l. Fliason Of Yale; Nico Rrcsld mt.
J = Jones II Harvard, Secretary. r. Y JUNIOR u
Executive Committee. l.. + hatZcnbaNh OF Prin a
ton + J. fliason of Yale, b. Il Belcher. y. Y, T..
Charles Eastmond of Columbia and ", I. Starr Of
Harvard.
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TENTH TABLE AVN
At he London End of the Gable Match.


Spscidt fdbe pS,pdtct to THE SUS.
LONDON. March 23.-The opening round OF
the fifth annual cable chess match between
English and American pa jcrs to-day was well
attended. Many women unh seycral old inter-
national players were present, Sir George
Newness left the hall soon after the exchange
OF greetings, which were heartily chc'red,
At the conclusion OF the afternoons play sat-
i"staction was generally expressed at England's
~ros.tion. Although the enthusiasts were dis
appointed over Black burne's opening, the
boards OF Atkins and Jacobs raised hopes Of
successful issues of their contests.
Pilsbury's game was displayed on a six-foot
board on the floor in the centre OF tho room.
The pieces were two feet high.
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Ohio's Lady commissioners" to Paris.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. March 23-Gov. Nash to.
day appointed three Ohio Lady Commission
ers" to the Paris Exposition in obedience TO the
resolution cf Senator Dodge adopted by the
Legislature several days ago. The apnointecs
are: Mrs, Ella r. Ransom. Wyoming. Hamilton
county; Mrs. Mary Francis Wilson. Cleveland.
and Mas Heorgie Hopley, Columbus There
ia an empty one. as neither duties nor remun-
Grafton goes with il,
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THE PLAGUE IN AUSTRALIA.
More Cases at sydney and Adelaide-Spread-
ing In Noumea Alao.

VICTORIA. B. c.. March 23.-The plague was
gaining ground in Sydney. Australia. when the
Warrimoo. which arrived here to-day. sailed
thence, At Adelaide. TOO. the plague was
causing much excitement. II was there the
Plague frat made its appearance In Australia.
The nrst victim was n deserter from the hark
York on Nov. II last. CORRESPONDENTS say that
the slums OF sydney are but too favorable for
the death rate from the plague is increasing.
twelve more cases being reported with five
deaths.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-24

BUFFALO. March 23.-AmonG tho beat horse
sales ut Crandall's to-day wer, the following:
Charles. Ell. e, - hands, I year. ....r..... 1918
Wilkes. Jr, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ,os
Challenger. br. G, ~ hands, q years. by
Attorney, and . trotter of good manners; J.
NJ. johnson. for export. "".,,....,."., $40
Royal and freeman. eh. gs, 10 hands, 6
Valentine, b. g Is, hands, s years, by
MayIne son u fltetioneer. y..,..o., $40
Bin. G sold for export As coach horse ,,....,.. $50
Albert, TO. a., ~ hands. q vears, u.. ,,u..... $40
srlim. hr. g., IR.1 bands, q years ..u..,... 2so
Folger,' ch q, 10 hands. . years, by Gray.
stone. son " Nutvooi ..,.,,........,. $50
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MARRIED.

SANSBCEY-KAMP. - In the presence Of rela.
tives and a email number Of personal friends
Miss Adeline II. Kamp was married to Mr., Dudly
g.. S~ansbury last sunday At noon at the home Of
her mother At Fort Hamilton, n. Y. Miss Mile
Hilderbrand WAS maid Of honor, After the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast was served.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-24
JOTfIA aS ABOUT Town.

John Rirpel. residing at sos Alexander avenue.
borough ~ The Bronx. who IA in business ~ a car
pet manufacturer az stanwick. Burlington county.
N. j.. made an. assignment here yesterday for tho
neneht Of creditors TO Lewis starr VI Woodbury.,
NJ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-24

Word was received at Police Headquarters
last night 81 The arrest at Chester. Pa. OF How.
ard smith Of this city. lie was formerly an.
ployed hy the American Lithograph Company
and is wanted here 10 answer a charge Of en-.
beZzlement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-24
MARINE INTELLIGEN CE.

MINIATURE ALMANAc-rHrs DAY.
Sun rises OF. .b;b9 Sun sets e;l5 Moon rises I:ss
HIGH wArER-rHIs DAY.
sandyHook. l2'4s Gov I'd u.Ii2o He'll Gate. ... 8:is
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RALEIGH y. c.. March 23.-Ths Oxford Cot
ton Mills were incorporated to-day. The capt.
raj stock Ia 8l25. 900 and may DO increased TO
500, ~
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Rtlieiuus nutirts.
REV. DR.. TALMA0E

WILL PREACH
AT II CENTRAL fh~E'BrIERIAN CurRCH
Cor, Jefferson and Mary Avenues. Brooklyn.
REV Or CARSON, PASTOR,
TO MORROW MORNING Al 1890 O'CLOCK.
DRoOKLYN PHILOSOPHICAL ASSOCIATION,
ID Long Island bus ness Co lege. South 9Th at. bot.
Be effort and briggs avs, BruOklyn.- Meet 1R- held
SUNDAYS at 3 P VI. sunday. March 2b. the Ret.
henry Frank speaks; subject, Is Woman Q Menace
10 CIIilLatlonf' Disu ussiona wall follow the lecture.
Platform free. All person.. interested are Invited.
IHvECH OF TlE MESSIAH, 3tth St. cor. Park
ay.-Ser,ice at ~ A. u. DR.. Mino' !, savage
will preach subject: who Arc tho saints SIM.
day schoolA n 10 o'clockin chapel. Entrance Park Az.
IaIIsr br AIN ESPRIT. 50, 22e Rue Quest
T. Services ~rhlizieua IL dimtnche i 10 h, y du
ma,in ct . Il. du soir. Rev. A V.Wittneyer, Recteur.
IRACT CurRCa. Broadway, corner 10th AZ
" Holy Communion. A. N.
Early Morning Prayer and Sermon. 90 lock
Later Fyensnns, y h'tloek.
All sittin1s free.
C0CIErY FOR ITnIcAL cULrURE Sunday,
- March :5th. 1900, ll;2u A. NJ, Carnegie Music
Hall. corner ';th At. and tn Az. Lecture By fohn
Lovejoy Elliott subject Diseouragenents and Prog.
res. In Social Reform" All interested nre Invited.
THE EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL %rNsrIrUfE Of the
! New York mary IS Union will be held In the
Chapel Of the Broadway Tabernacle on saturday,
March -. Sessions commencing at 10 A N and q
up. N All Teachers ~ Junior and Primary Classes
arc cordially invited to attend.
TEMPLE MAN FL. 9Th Az. and 43d 81. Sun.
day. 1850 A NJ, Or. j. slyermAn on The
ldssl Home AMI Us lanusnes. ~ Welcome
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Showaltcr Il Il not put in an appearance until
10 uciock, and for a me there was consider
able an ylety about him. He took his accus.
toned place at the second board amid a round
OF applause. The eX-cham pion loOkel the pie
turo OF health as n result OF his long stay at his
home at deorgetown, Ky, where he has been
ever since hi return from the London tourna-
ment last 'all. He has In the meantime played
only little chess Of a serious nature. with the
exception of three games contested with Pills
bury at Lexington, The latter, 4, Will he r..
memherei. were all drawn, The Westerner did
not think that his lack of practice would tell
against him on this occasion and he expressed
himself as being In gDoi shape 10 put up a
fight, II need be-. Tor ht- lie.
Despite many misgivings on the part OF the
directors OF the Brooklyn club, Champ ion Pills.
tury was on hand IN good time. having ar
had stopped on his return from Havana. 1t
was at considerable personal inconvenience
aud expense that the champion was enabled to
We present for the contest, and TO do so, he was
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Arrived-FsrpAr. March 20.

I, 8. transport Mcclellan, .Nys. San Juan. March 10.
rs Graf Woldersee, Kopf. Hamburg, March IL.
- Orcadiau. Outram. Glasgow. March 4.
g. Msssilis, Joubert, Marseilles. Feb. -.
~ Oevenum, Vieiera, Lisbon. March I.
SIS Europa. Sundt. Cardenas. March II.
IS Cir Garnet wolseley, Stafford. augenti, Feb. u.
SIS Hevelius. stspledon. Rio Jsneiro, March 4.
So Santiago. Leighton, Cisnfuegos. March IL.
81 Polycarp. James. Manoas. March I.
Ss Maracaibo. Hopkins, MAraoaibo, March 10.
SIS arkadia, Sargent. Port Spain. March ~
ss Hamilton. Bosz. Norfolk. March ~.
rs Fl Dorado. Baker, New Orleans, March II.
So Bluefeids, Charles. Baltimore. March ~.
SIS Golisboro, French. Philadelphia. March a.
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$psrial Notirss.

n CHARM ~ beauty ia bcsn,iful ha'r o
cure \ With PtRKEk'I HAIR BALSAN
AINpEkcQkNs, the 6spt cue tVg S9Ips, ~ Ga,
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TEMPLE EMANU-E 6th ay. and 43d At. Sun
day. II 80 A NJ, Or. J. s%ilyerman on The
Idssl Home AMI Us lanuslcs.' ~ Welcome
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SIS Rotterdam. from Rotterdam for Nav York.
IS Auguste Victoria. from Genol for New YORK..
SIS Ethiopia. from Neville for New York.
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TEE kENsICO CEhErFRY Pr va.e station. Har.
lem Railroad; IS minutes ride from the Grand
Central Depot, once. 10 Rast 42d st,
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ARRIVED OUT.
SAILED FROM FOREIGN PORT

SIS Maasdam. from New York. at Rotterd I'm.
Ss Fuerst Bismarck, from New York, at Ply mouth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by young man Of eS'
perlepce IN general merchandise hardware
store or lumber yard, speaks German and
English. Address p. Skeide, Deanvllle
Texas u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20

!, ..ush steamer Richmond Castle
yaay for Antwerp. Belgium. with a
], Posea OF $1,000 bushels of wheat.
!, ! 5000; 100 bales ixtle, Weighing
4, s at $500; hickory log, weighing
I 'siuea at $500; 1850 square bales Of
4. y. enihs i,o54,5O0 pounds, valued at
,,esssf round bales of cotton, Weighing
si,,d Ne, valued at S6210 6720 sacks OF
ai' weighing 300 tons, valued at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20

TELEGRAPH OPERATOR wants position
March ]. Address Peck this office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
BIDS AND PROPOSALS..


for sealed bids 10 reprint
fifteen volumes Texas SUPREME Court Re
ports. 79 to So inclusive Department Of
State Austin. Texas. e. Call is hero now
made for sealed bids for printing from tho
olectrotyne plates belonging TO tho State
OF Texas. fifteen volumes Texas Supreme
Court Reports to-wit. Volumes u TO 50.
inclusive.
Tho bids must be addressed to me ora.
oiallY aud must be indorsed to-wit; PRO.
posals for repruttng reports Texan Supreme
Court" and must be presented to mo on or
before o'clock u M, February 2S. 1900.
All persons desiring TO bid, upon apnliea-
ton TO me, will receive statement In dotali
concerning tho printing aud the contract
and tho conditions OF tho same, This de
tailed statement must be enclosed with the
sealed hid as n part OF tho same when.
presented to me,
This work OF reprinting ohd reports mNsI
ho done in the state OF Texas,
D, II Hardy.
u Secretary OF Stats
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20

FLOWER SEED THAT GRoW-onc packet
each pansy, Sweet Peas, Dwarf Nastur-
ttuin and two others Tor Toe; this offer made
10 introduce my homo grown seed, VIM.
Brunner Texas. Houston orders must be
sent hv mail ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
wANrEn TO Guy

DRUG STOCK wANTED-l want small
drug stock With hxtures will pay cash. VIM.
Wafer Westgate. Drummer Texas. ..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20

- eastern markets today were
u, nat apples were showing con-.
,..sasss and that some advances
I.,rss Local dealers think that
y. here are not altogether i'm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20

A YOUNG colored man would like 10 work ~
store hotel or private family honest and
industrious. Address $500 this office. 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
SITUATION WANTED MALE.

a NICE young colored boy wants Job Of
work. ear do anything. Address johnnie
MoNeAl. 1919 MAnle. Second ward. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
!. BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

wsNTEn- Couple with ors child desirs room
given II desired address sazi. this ONCE. y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
IoI. MISUNDERSTANDING MACHINERY

furnish prices pnt speeihca-
tions on ice and refrigsratins msoa.n.sly,
a',v sl2e or purpose steel ammonia fittings
snsrIalty. Correspondence solicited. J. W
J Turupsueh.. Fort Worth Texas: Il.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20

SITUATION wanted as yardman by colorod
boy. aRed 80; willing TO work cheap; can do
any KIND OF work. Address SSse. this Of
fcc. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Resldent agent IN either Calves.
ton or Houston 10 sell mechanical rubber
goods hose, beltinp. packing, etc, on strict
~ commission basis OF 10 per cent eSeiu-
siye territory, state Of Toxas and Mexican
border guaranteed Address, giving refer
BOY AZ Trenton n. j. 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
MARKET REVIEW.
ofnce Of The Post,

uouston, McndaY' feoruary ~
3, higher prices in the primary
~ york salt bellies have been ad-
w ~ the local dealers. No other
sTsssd. although all are reported
!, upward tendency
,ss we're about as usual on the
y. business week. There was
IN, TO be noted in any respect,
W. VA me product continues TO be
''' "a prices Some lots we're
s,iees less than &c during the
- eastern markets today were
~ hat apples were showing con-
''a ...,ness and that some advances
.assues. Local dealers think that
~. here are not altogether i'm
..,.ot ~ fruits, particularly apples
/. a very active one just at
ss.-a is an ample supply of both
!, orspges in the hands of local
1 "a al orders are now being flled
q
..,,,y produce situation remains N
The receipts Of chickens were
IN, ,rased and everything that came
1900 Of at satisfactory prices. Tut-
\, very scarce and in good demand.
y..,,ou Produce and Commission com
IN ,eceIyed shipment of Mexican
,,5 wax beans in one-third bushel
:. stock was of an unusually sood
"A met With an excellent demand.
|. MI little demand for coast country
1. "A some Of the local dealers have
/, rss stock on hand.
!, .eed corn and one of New YORK
~, received by T. IL. Thompson a
4
w.
|. 4 an unusually good demand Tcr
4 r,cis Just at present.
,i,.r,e of SOC per bushel on onion
1, been announced.
v,R,,E INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Galveston, February 10.
ENTERED.
s,.css lAmo, from New York.
E,iIs (Ger), from Bremen.
CLEARED.
lssrcnd Castle (Br), for Antwerp.
SAILED.
Edmond Castle (Brl. for Antwerp.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20

FOR sALE-Wood and coal yard: wagons,
eight horse power gasoline engine, with saw.
For fun particulars inquire at Yard, corner
Mckinney and St Emanue street II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AMI EGGS

FOR SALE-Fne Missouri Jack about l6
hands high years old, gentle, kind. active
and sure; going out Of stock business rea-
son for selling, j. H. Burnett, 1913 Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20

IMPROVED and unimproved fruit and truck
land cieht-room house on car line. must
sell. ] n. letter. 2l2 Fannin atreet 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20

S7Qo0o BUYS broom house. close ia, s5Oc, %
cash. balance easy terms, e. j. Eyres.
sltis Main street. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20

WE BUY, sell. pack, move and loan money
without interest on furniture and house.
bold gooos stored with us: all storage
moved free; best warehouse in city Mule
Line" No. eli Milan street Phone No
NtC.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20

HELLO. cENTRAL--Give me the Chicago
Furniture Co, io96 lS rings. understand
they pay more than any ono else for second.
rEe -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20

SMiTHVILLE on Mi Company viii be
ready 10 receive bids for "a ton OH mil
until February g. 1900, Emit Beuscher,
general manager Smlthyile Texas. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20

.-,,ot o, fruits, particularly apples
/. a very active one just at
IN more is an ample supply of both
i, orapges in the hands of local
"a N orders are now being filled
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20

AGENCY and stock Of quick selling books
at one-tenth original cost. splendid up-
portunitv for person that will canvass or
employ canvassers. purdy's Book store.
Hoiiston "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20

THE RICHEST cleanest and purest milk and
cream furnished by J. w. Barrels Jersey
Farm In Fairview. Deliveries made by him
promptly and neatly. Telephone lli7 g
rings) 3-5
FIFTY HEAD OF Thoroughbred shorthorn
Durham bulls and heifers for sale. For fur
Their information address Clint Sun. Nc
Kinney Texas IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR sALE-Mv bakery and full outht,
doing good paving business. Address
Iosenh Reindl NacOgdocheE Texas. 81
FOR sALE-Lssge furnished boarding house,
central location rent s51' twenty-five board
ers: $3.50 cash Address business. y y.
F0R -sAIE CHEAP-IAvery stable 10 good
town: no opposition, good stand. with pros
poets OF IMPROVEMENT. Address sol. this
Office ~
REsTAURANT-- Best bargain 10 ely bayou
front lands Dwellings monthly payments.
r. 81 shorty. 800 Klam's. phone g3. gV
.WAN1ED-A good doctor Of medicine 10 small
town In Rusk county, Texas. We have long
distance phone, daily mall etc. have spt-
cial Inducements 10 offer TO q married man,
Write and inclose stamp for reply 70 Gil-
bert Franklin. this office.
IWANTED--A partner in small sawInlil bust
ness With capital OF 5000 70 s5000i not mecca
sary to have AL cash. address ssli' this o.,
nee.
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FOE sA1r.

BIG SALE of salvage goods, consisting OF ali
kinds OF groceries, etc.. that are very
slightly damaged. Big bargains. Come
early and AVOID rush. Sale begins Wednts-
day morning February -, at oelock, az
Jones building, on Congress avosue. between
San Jacinto aud Caroline. Theo. Keller -
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SITUATION wanted by man TO attend 20
horses. buggy aud yard. thoroughly under
stands thu business; willing and ready 10
aYenmn. Nc. D. j. ~
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SITUATION WANTED--If any one wants a
good man. about the house or yard, ] AIN
the man; settled man; will give good
satisfaction Gi3 Broadway St. Houston
TeYnh Nnme. II T. Thomaa. ~
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FOR SALE Cottage aud lot corner OF VII
liam and Nance street, Fifth ward. price
SlSlP. Harral Harral. real estate ana
rental agents. 10
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PROFESSIONAL.

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AGENTS and Adiusters, ~ Nsip street q