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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-11
GERMANY,s SECOND NOTE.

1t Suggests That u Further Inquiry Into
the Chinese Trouble He Made.
Berlin, Oct. Germany has is
sued second note to the powers re-
garding the method of securing pun
ishment of those guilty of o,itrages
in China. 1t is as follows:
The emperor of China has adj
dressed to the powers an edict dated
September rs, in which he orders the
punishment of number of princes
and dignitaries, mentioned by name.
for having encouraged the Boxers.
On the assumption that the edict
is genuine the German government
in a further statement, announces
the procedure proposed to the pow
ers to come to- an agreement to in
struct their diplomatic representa-
tlyes in China to examine and give
their opinion on the following points:
Whether the list contained in the
edict of persons to be punished is
sufficiently correct; whether the pun
ishment proposed meets the case; in
what way the powers can control
the CARRYING out of the penalties i'm
iposed?'"
The information that has been
received to the present concerning
this proposal by the powers jusfifies
the belief thatTa general understan and
ing on the matter may be looked for.
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Trouble over boundary Linz.

Van Couver, B. G., Oct. The trou-
BILE at Mount Baker over the boundary
line. dispute has almost reached an
international crisis. A pack of goods
on the way from Chilliwack to Mount
Baker for American owned claims
was seized by the American customs
authorities on the ground that the
goods had gone across the boundary
line into the states. Deane, the pro-
vincial surveyor, who is fixing the
boundary line, says that Canada will
derive a stretch of new land two
miles wide by the moving of the line
back where it was originally and
should now be located. Valuable
American mines are included in this
strip.
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strikers Accept REDUCTION,

Danville, Pa, Oct. 9.-The employees
of the Danville Rolling Mill met and.
decided tn accept the Is per cent cut
in their wages, against which they
struck last week. The puddlers will
now be paid So a ton instead of 81, the
price formerly paid, with proportion
ate cut in wages in the other depart
ments. The reduction affects several
hundred men. Work was resumed to-
day
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-11
Repatriation In south africa.

London, Oct. 6.-The foreign office
has received the following dispatch
from the British high commissioner
in South Africa, Sir Alfred Miner:
"The refugees will begin to return
to the Transvaal October 16, at the
rate of about 1000 weekly. It will
take at least three months to repa-
.triate those who are awaiting in
South Africa"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-11
Pr,soners Escape From ,Jail.

Muscatine, Oct. 6.-Three prisoners
In the county jail who had been con
victed and sentenced to three years
in the penitentiary for holding up a
man at West Liberty, broke Jail. They
made their escape by fling off the
hinges of an iron door and prying off
the outside door by means of an iron
bar. Their names are William Morris,
Kennedy and Walker. Norris has
been recaptured and given an addi-
tional two years by the judge. The
others are still at large.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-11
Another sioux city Robbery.

Sioux City, Oct. s.--M. L. Hubbard
of Mondover, Wis, capitalist, horse
buyer and cattleman, was relieved
of gold watch, 5000 in money, 81, 900
in notes and letter of credit for
$4,000 issued by the Bank of Nom
dover. Mr.. Hubbard was on his way
to Idaho to buy horses and had stop,
ped in this city to see the carnival. He
left the money and securities in a
pocketbook in his coat in his room
and when he returned it was gone.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-11
Prominent young Men Arrested

Fort Dodge, Oct. 8.-Tom O'Hara
and Peter Coyne, two prominent
young men about town, were arrest
ed for the holding up of the night
agent of the Minneapolis &; st. Louis
railway two weeks ago. It is alleged
that they. attacked the agent and,
after robbing the safe, locked him in
a box car. At the preliminar hear
ing this afternoon they were boun;as
over to the grand Jury in $1,000 bail.
The arrest has created a sensation.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-11
For Church on Mount zion.

Jerusalem, Oct 9.-The Bishop of Je-
rusalem. in the name Of the pope and
in the presence Of the German Consul
and 500 German pilgrims, laid the cor
ner stone of the church which is to be
erected on Mount Zion. on the site
Abdul Mamid presented to Emperor
William on the occasion Of the latter's-
visit to the Holy Land.
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Roosevelt in Omaha,

Omaha. Neb., Oct 5.-Gov. Roose,
welt addressed an audience Of 10000
! persons from the center Of the tent
pavilion and audiences OF from 1000
to 1000 ct Bohemian hall, Crieghton
hall and Boyd's opera house. Z
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-11

Hartman. Tenn. Ucs. 6.The prohl-
bition special train arrived at Harri-
man junction at o'clock D. N. IN
Kentucky stops were made at George
town, Lexington, Nicholasville, VIII
more, Danville and Somerset. closing
with the evening meeting here.
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D1RKsEN HAS suKRENDEREp.
British Convoy Attacked and Forty
eight Men Are Reported Missing.

eight Men Are Reported Missing.
y h1on, Oct. 4.-4ne following is
from Roberts:
"Pretoria-A convoy of twenty-five
wagons, escorted by sixty mounted
men, was attacked by one hundred
and forty Beers, October 1, while on
the way to Nryheid. Twelve men es-
capped. The fate of the others is un-
known.
The Beers derailed a train near
Pan Monday evening. Five Coldstream
guards were killed and nineteen in
jured.
"Commandant Kirksen, who has
been opposing Paget, has surrender
ed"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-11
Kruger to Live at brussels.

Lorenzo Marques, Oct. Kruger's
grandson, Eloff, sails Oct. 10th to
prepare residence in Brussels for
the former president of the Trans
yaal. The latter sails on a Dutch
cruiser in few days.
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GERMANS ARE ATTACKED.
Met by 5000 Chinese Soldiers and
Compelled to Retire.

Compelled to Retire.
London, Oct. S.-The Standard has
the following from Tien Tsin. dated
Friday, October S: German force
came into collision with 5000 Chinese,
described as Boxers" few miles
south of Tien Tsin this morning.
The Germans were checked and COM
PEELED to retire on Tien Tsin. There
is reason to believe that the Chinese
in this case were not Boxers but
We're Lii Hung Changes veterans, who
in view of the possibility that for
eigners would bar his progress to the
capifa1'' 7B
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SsIxrx MEN MISSING.

I ptars ny Filipino lnsurgenta
Z rs ESS Confirmed.
oct. 8. via Hong Kong, Oct
i5li of the capture of about
The Twenty-ninth Unite3
ry on Martinique island
through communications
thur and Kemp from
sland, but details are
WINS relief column land.
los, on the Martinique
marched to Santa Cruz.
be proposed route of the
ty, without encountering
+ learning anything def
ng the captives, except
d entirely disappeared.
is small island within
{ Luzon. 1t is possible
nyeyed the captives tc
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saoo.ooo,oo IS ASKED.
Indemnity Demanded by the Allies
VIII Aggregate E4O,OOOOOO

Will Aggregate E4O,OOO,OOO
Shanghai, Oct. 6.-The astonishment
of the Chinese was great when they
received the official notification from
the viceroy to the effect that foreign
pressure had necessitated the degra-
dalton of prominent members of the
court. The new German cable from
Che Foo to Tsin Tau has been opened.
1t is reported the allies will de-
mand an indemnity, which will ag-
gregate 40,0OO,0OO pounds ($2OO, 0OO,-
OOO).
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coLLIERlEs Down

s =. d
ing of the North Hamp-
10, All Are Closed.
!, Oct. 6.-The North
iery at Treverton, ope-
Reading company, is idle
hployes failing to report
here are no disturbances.
hployed 600.
ia, Oct. With tie
the North Franklin coll
pne of the thirty-nine coll
4ou pup 'sIp! sIe ss!IsH
g mined by the\ company
normal shipmd mt from
fi6fWater is frd Is, 900.
y IL TX
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y no q TAKE NO PART.

in Pao Ting Flu
ton.
Tien Thin, Sun
hanghai, Oct. o.
ps will not parti-
ition to Pao Ting
be has the assur.
Chang that if the
40 Ting Flu the Chinese
n surrender the city. III
81 has given the same assur-
other generals.
icaIas believe that revenge
display are the only OBJ.
e4pedition and they hold
r9tard the restoration OF
are understood TIC
abandoned the rail.
I've stopped it's recon.
ral Chaffee favors the
railroad to it's owners
Instruction and operation
International basis.
81 reinf orcements of German
i I've arrived here.
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New Hampsh,re's Populate.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 9.The cen
sus bureau has announced the. popu-
lation of the state of New Hampshire
in 1900 to be 411,5SS, as against 376,530
in 1890, an increase of 3O,05S. or SO
per cent. It also gives the population
of cities as follows:
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Wreck Ed Onlwetn.

Oelwein, Oct. 5.The south bound
B. c. r. & N. passenger train, which
leaves here at $40 p. m. ran into an
open switch block south of the de-
pot. The passenger coaches did not
leave the rails. No one was hurt.
The engine plunged deep into the
sand and ti1rned on her left side.
Epgipeer stood to his post.
lSiQnlped. as the en-
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ANCHuRIA.

81 q uch with $4,000
ese. These General
cted to- engage.
Tnmenk reports that
~ he received a tele.
nee hg. through the
a off 1, showing that
pas au horized to nego-
H of China with the
operation with Chan.
ii. Prince Ching, with
eilitating negotiations.
~ dzian dun, or COVER
liar. to- cease hostilities.
4 500 Chinese surren-
urth er fighting in Man
eected \.
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I9UU. $780, Per ct.
Tacoma Wash. .37,714 3e,ooe 4.74a
Newcastle, Pa. .2S,339 1880 1890
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- NEAR.
~ q Z - -

- ching In tho
rIks.
Y esterday'G
ndent coal ops
g cent increase
Ing mine work
ghout the an
! beginning OF
| Nearly all the
!; ebay made ana
Willingness 10
ices posted
pected, be
endent coll
ready been
that the
who have
ention on
with the
se.
operators.
miners at
$, as here,
uction will
p in fg'ur-
lnce.
e strikers
ct, it has
bme of tho
hies that NO
be granted.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-11

The Uoafd OF CONTROL has received
from the Institution for Feeble Mind
ed at Glenwood an epitome of the
dietary there for the week ending
September 20. There were OCT pa
tients and the total cost of their
meals for the week was $6s915. This
is a cost of a trifie over u cents ner
week for each inmate for food. The
cost per day for each inmate is 10 and
17-100 cents, or of and 39-1OO cents
per meal.
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|1oTYNEVSITEMs
!. ,,,I,..s Have Decided on
y, suIlsIe Ship Channel
/, COMPANY FILES ANSWER
., the coiored state
~ ~ Isolation Dcins Ar
r s.te. and Personals

r.,,.. April 2s.-The con-
~ =. been in progress for
y ~ between colonel H. NJ ,,n Soo,
'..,,l engineer Of the u n,oso
3, .pd captain 9. s. h lo,o
10y .,,-ss Of this section, rela,
7. Y buffalo bayou ship channel
y y, ,se matter of controversy
|'' l',,l,y settled. The difference
' ! s,.riously stated, was in re.
n r Z Of a piling abutmen'
lection Of the work. III.
=. \ ! over the scene Of operations
u. " consideration of the plans.
'' y, ~ been reached co ono 1dns
sl. e Colonel Roberts ana o ,,.i,l
si yam, The specifications VIII y
an .,.' Y Pb en- next matter for .,, CON
a !. x. Improvement OF G jar, -, !.
.s HI viii be taken up tomor-
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

FUNERAL NoTICE-All members of Mag
nolia, Wittelsbach Andreas Hofen and
Houston Lodge. o d. II, s.. are requested
to attend the funeral of our late brother
Louis Ischy, member of Taylor Lodge, No
g. Taylor. Texas. Funeral will take place
from Ross & WriEht's undertaking parlors
Mt o'clock this afternoon. ]. Remmel
Secretary Magnolia Lodge. No Z. q
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE,
strong Assertions as TO Just wh,s
the Remedies VIII Do.

Munyon guarantees
mat bis RheumatlAm
Cure will cure nearly
all cases OF fheums.
usm In q few hours,
that his Dyspepsia Cure
Will cure indigestion and
~ stomach troubles;
that his Kidney Cure
Will cure 90 per cent
or all cases OF kidney
trovble; that his "a.
tarrh Cure will c,irs
eatarrh no matter how
long standing; that Mi,
Headache Cure Will cure
any kind 81 headache In
a few minutes; that
his Cold Cure viii
ntfiaEts t.-N
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PROFESSIONAL.

SAVE MONEY Reliable Detective seiNles
rendered IN civil and criminal cases r sassons
able rates For further particulars aoeIsss
McCane's Detective Agency, houston
as
reflective AGENCY = Trained detectives
furnished for civ.l and criminal inyesusa-
tions: reasonable rates; Correspondence ~
lrited. James McCane, box 100, hpuF''a.
Texas.
J. q. KoPF, undertaken and embalmer' ~,
Prairie Phone 6SI
o. COTTON BRO. FIRE insarsas,ss
Ass.ts and AdiustsrA 70 Main ssrest
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4 yrAcHERs' ASSOCIATION,
: " Gross Of Victoria preSi'
:, state Teachers association
J. 4, city this morning to mee'
III committee Of the assocla-
Y. surpose of arranging a pro
~ Y, t tbe meeting of the associa a.
Y Y ..nyepes In Sherman June y
= y \ NJ Dvunell, principal west DIS
"a md Mr.. W. B. jenkins
| !. " III district school of this city
n.y. ot the committee. The com
's1asd upon the following out
..arramme, which will be pub
XII later on. Elementary. high
I.,asrlal, normal, musical and
issrtments and an open forum
", viii be granted over all
n Sherman and hundreds of col
{,krs will be in attendance.
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PERSONAL
LIST OF ANSWERS

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements in office of The Post
for the week ending Saturday, April 2l
$685. 9O26; 9O2S (2); f. b. go; 5000 90;
1855 81 $3.50; sos "a; 555; d. L. D.; 9Ol0;
1854 (9: $3.50 9O59 $685. SiS3; 232 (2), S9O7 :;
Manager 10 (3) 9OlS 10y; NJ. n. ca; w. c.,
9Oi5 u5l $500; 9o4o. 9145; ili; eole, 1904 (S);
9l94 9O1S t2) S942 ~; 9oi2 81; SOl7 GOAL
80; 90l6: 60l1; Phenae t2) Ezekiel Payne;
1921 (15); 9046: 200; w. w. C. 1923 (2)i % e. /;
w T. s.; 9iig; 1000 Cd $3.50: 300
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AZ ANSWER FILLED.

| IN AaNS w I[iN a 1A@A@'F
|srs has been filed in the United
II. IA the case OF the City of
|, VI the Alta Iona Investment
Pavement Company. 1t states
n III true that the complainant
|,si 10 locate it's water works at
n, BY this defendant or its Of
.ates, however, that an effort
! r,is by the defendants to get
krt to locate it's wells there and
b. expected that pumping sta
n also be erected and buildings
(raol herewith. After answering
ID. articles Of the bill Of com
ihe defendant prays that all re-
b By complainant be denied and
INJUNCTION issued be dissolved /;
bll and injunction be dismissed
l.isaisnt 60 hence with his costs.
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|wTH DISTRICT COURT.

y 0. Christopher 6 Simpson Ar
b lion Foundry Company VS..
Bros. & Mason that has been on
rs Judge Stewart for the past
rs was given to the jury at 1:15
EnNu, This case grew out OF
rasllon Of the Young Men
Association building and has
'stsd and argued by over a dozen
About $1,000 is involved in the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTlCE--The annual meeting of tho stock
holders OF the 1esas Savings aud Real
Estate Investment Association will take
place on Friday. April ~. at 5 o. M, at
the office OF the association, rooms sol-sQs
Mason block. NJ kaufman, Secretary. "a
NOTICE OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES ELEc-
ItoN.-By virtue of the authority IN me
Ss h By law hsrssy odsr az election
trict composed OF tho territory known AS
the city OF Houston. Harris county. Texas,
i ior the =, purpose gg o. slectins board Ok
pe held on saturday, the 9Th day OF May,
1900. and being the frst Saturday Ia said
month. The following places are desgnatcd
wards and the following persons are APP
pointed TO conduct said election;
First Ward--Sehuptrine's hall, 10. r. IL.
Sehneider. presiding officer,
Second Ward-No. 10 engine house, Char
tres street, James A. Thompson. presiding
Third ward--G. c. Street, presiding Of
hcer, Turner hail,
Third ward--Second district, No. en-
sine, house, Crawford street, F. A. Rice,
Fourth wsrd-Market house. Lamont
Bailey presiding officer.
Fifth, Ward.pythian hall. P. G. Gagne,
presiding officer.
sixth ward--The store house building,
corner OF White and Washington, b. A.
Riesner, presiding officer.
said election TO be held In accordance
returns thereof made 10 The county Judge
u II. Vasmer
OIL County Judge Harris County
THE BOARD OF PHARMACY for the Elev
enth district will meet May IL, at 500 Main
street Houston, TO examine applicants for
rIglstratlon. A. " kiesllns. Registrar. S-lI
NOTICE ia hereby given that the regular
snnual meeting OF the stockholders aud
directors Of the Hearne and Brazos Valley
Railroad company will be held at the gen.
etal offices OF the company in tho town Of
Hearne, Robertson county. Texas, on the
LIST day OF May, 1900. W. r. Ferguson, Score
tary llearne and Brozos Valley Railroad
Company 5-1-n0
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prE AND PERSONALS

pms AND PERSONALS.
Pr'sr Of Houston was in the
P.riiy,
saA sydnor Of Houston was in
yststday.
urea Harrell of Houston is IL
aEaesl OF Mrs. William A. Lee
h'ss left last night for New
as' he will remain severa,
T. B. Wheeler and hi,
ass wheeler. left tonight foi
licenses have been issued t.
lia Dyke and Miss Marie
nelce R. Priour and Miss Ed.
sslIon and George C. Davis and
n ue ostermayer, aged q
Yesterday evening at 6:3C
!. y was the daughter of Mr.. and
aoNulty. The funeral oc.
oeiock this afternoon from
t,. ,s'Sence on Twenty-sixtf
special meeting OF the cit,
ssil'ernoon at 3 O'Clock a.
once 1t was called for the
1. !. discussing with Capta,r
!. u charge of the govern.
'sle, additional matters an.
\ !. me erection of the thirt
= 'ns Denver Resurvey.
a sr.,, Is being made to ge,
N, A, \ lent ia the city and 81 4
AN y VIII be successful, in :
NJ ... .. of the board O
,ass S.a'es the board will soor
4 p.. to pave Twest,eti
i !, 's ose to Church and
IN II uaurch street 10 Center ,
" Probably recommend vsI ~ =.
Nm, = an, made of brick and /
w $4,000 Nor hIo.t.
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WHITE KANSAS CORN for seed; sorghum
seed, millet seed in stock at South Texas
Grair Co.. Houston. Texas "A
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y sEAONT ARRIVALS

III ~. sew York; II. ]. Linn.
/ s SStIl'' q Chicago; R. F. KO-
y M II , Frank nj Koucher, St.
pa. a.,,rp. Veneer Colorado
+ New yo m,'ness Kansas City;
\ cart.a, 0' !. ?. McGrOry, Bps
Fl b Mrs rs Joseph E. Ebry,
cit,: = 4 y, McRae, Virginia ;
sisi = W. Allen and wife ,
Il, S. Lm,i.I. 7. Smith. city;
ls,a, 0uisi George S. Andes,
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FORM Of cold and 40 on through the en.,. up aly
remedies AZ all druggists. rs cents vial VI
II you need medical advice write Prof Arnnx..
ioe" Aren 81. Phiia. II Is absolutely free
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- RECEIVED two cars of the latest
SYKES OF carriages. Dhaetons. surreys stan
mop $. Mitchell farm and spring wagons,
harness and rubber tired buggies Edward
Larendon's Carriage Repository. corner
FRANKLIN and Caroline streets, rs
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FUK sALE-One TUFTS soda fountain: 10
ntst-class shape; original cost $500. b. f.
Foster. Marlin, Texas "A
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SPECIAL ToDAY--Corner lot Anita and
Caroline streets $3.50 II. +. MacGreeor "A
HOME OK 1NsTALLMBNTs--se nee
places TO trade; an investment snap this
week: see us before buying. r. c. Gray
A Co 40 Bipz. nhuue 7Ng. IS
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LosT. FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

s1oo I-oi5 T,IjIFF snd nun advertlsed TOT %
the 18th. al 1902 Main street
s3-7, .y7-r-- Ono iIghr nav horse, years old.
small yhite star in face. left hind ankle
White. Big scar on left forsrpot 1usL seota3
me hoof. A liberal reward VIII ps paln J,
for came n returned. Ansie-nas 4,
Lumber company.
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correspond with several deep
we'll borcrs who can sink prospecting wells
from 300 TO 400 feet deep c. j Granger
President Palestine Coal and Mining Co,
Palestine. Texas u
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FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekoepIag.
1871 Dallas avenue 2;
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a MDDLE-AGED MAN wants lob to look
after yard attend horse and buggy and
milk coo, can furnish good Recommended
tons; can speak German and English. Ad-
dress slSl, this office. rs
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
AUCTION LOTS at private sale az rooms C
day. zoe Travis street. III. +. MacGregor. .

AUCTION LOTS az prlyate sale az rooms TO-
day zoe Travis street. II. +. MacGregor. "a
SCHOOL LANDSl School landS--Tne lcglsia-
turo has lust passed the law placing ali the
public domain in the state on the market
as school land, amounting 20 about i.li4, i95
acres. The undersigned has just had the
new law published and can furnish II to
you, with hts 16-pagc school land book, CIV
ing ali the laws up to date regulating the
sale ami lease of school land, map OF the
State by counties and catalogue OF all the
surveys recovered from the railroad COM
panies By the State. which now belong 10
the school fund. Grazing land is sold at 81
per acre, agricultural land at siS0 per acre.
on forty years time, ut only 3 per cent In
terest, and only one-forteth OF the pur-
chase money TO be paid in cash, and pine
lands at not less than IS per acre. Now is
the time TO secure home, as some OF this
land may lie in your county or near Il. Cut
this out and send 81 for all the above at once
TO ASHBT s JAMES. Austin, Texas, spe-
cial school land attorney.
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A BARGAIN---A yIo.05o.o 90 stock Of dry goods.
bouts. shoes. clothing hats and groceries;
good location For particulars address no.
suo. THIS ofnee. VI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-24

NOTICE. beg to advise l have returned
from Mexico and offer my services again
as graduated midwife to my friends and all
ladies of Houston. JOS, Floefich, Graduated
Midwife, 16 Cushmann Place. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-24

MANY of the best families of Houston are
supplied with tho very best milk and cream
from J. W. Barrels Jersey farm. why not
you? Telephone fl11 two rings) 5-il-1900