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A Dozen for Good Eggs.
Rolled Oats Fresh ones, per lb. ......,. &c
Cheese, Fine, Rich, Mild, Full Cream.
Butter, Fresh, Sweet Dairy Butter
just in. per lb..... .......................2 &c
Flour, the very best, per 9S-pound
sack -. .."..................... $2.00
49-lb sack OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
241a-lb sack Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Soda. Full one pound packages, Bak-
ing Soda 4c
Plantation Molasses Observation-Disclosures 0c
Clothes Lines, Soft long. solid braided.
Gelatine, Nelson's Imported, per pack
age, only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .10c
Corn, Choice new. per can. &c
Fine new per can ........................Sc
Fancy new, per can .....,..............10 loo
Tomatoes, BIB cans, Standards, per can.7c
Kirkoline Washing Powder. bib pkgs,
regular 25c, for Observation-Disclosures 2Isc
Figs, Fine, New California Layer Figs.
Mustard, Fancy table dishes filled with
mustard Especial sale to close OUT
Gum Drops, At our Candy Counter to- ~
Cream candy, Fine iavored pure Cream '''
Candy, per lb, only Observation-Disclosures. 10c
Rice A fair grade New Carolina Rice,
Wheat Waters, Fresh Rolled. per pound. &c
Pop Corn. Santa Claus Brand Shelled
Popping Corn, each package contains
5 quarts when popped, each ......... &c
Toilet Soap, Fernleaf Brand 3 cakes
in a box "a splendid piece of soap. .121ac
Sea Salt, Large Packages of Sea Salt, .
for the bath only ......................19 100
Apples, Good Baldwins, per peck. -. .25c
Apples. Fancy Genitons, per peck. -. soc
Oranges, Large Fancy California Seed
1ingS, dozen ........................... 15c
Celery. Very fancy, large per stalk &c
Grape Fruit. Fancy, very large, each. .10c
Fresh Vegetables Cauli-
flower, Mint, Parsley, Leaf and Head Let
tuce. Tomatoes, Green Peppers, Cucum-
Peas and Oyster Plant.
BUTTER.
Fancy Creamery. Mayfower brand, per
pound ............: .......,. ..... $3.50. .2Sc
Fine Creamery, Dandelion brand. per
pound ......................:... :......... 26c
Good Creamery, per pound ............. .24c
Fair Creamery, per pound ,...............2 9c
Good Dairy. per pound zoe and pc
We have 800 Jars of Fine Dairy
Butter fresh from the country that
we will place on sale for Saturday
at Lowest Prices:
$50 Jars Good Table Butter, per lb.... 200
100 Jars Fine Table Butter, per lb. -. .22c
200 Jars Fair Table Butter. per ID. .18c
Wholesale prices on 20-lb jars of
Good Table Butter in our Cold Stor-
age Room.
Bakery Department.
Fresh homemade Doughnuts,
&c Per Dozen.
Assortment of small Pies.
&c Each.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27

proceedings and the supreme court turn
ed him down on the ground that he had
not adopted the proper procedure.
Then he tried q writ of scertiorari, and
yesterday the court held that this pro-
cedure was also improper, that his remedy
lay In appeal, since the order denying his
application to be discharged from custody
was appealable. So sNa Ia sas ass
Zaske's attorney contended that his
client was unable to furnish bond, but
| the court holds that his inability to do
| this does not make his case exceptional
| within the rule, which provides that ex-
| cept In special and extraordinary cases
certiorari will not lie where there has
been an opportunity for an appeal.
The syllabus issas follows:
State of Minnesotas5,ex rel. John Iaske,
relator. vs.. District Court of Brown
County. Minn.,Y respondent.
| l. Except in special and extraordinary
is or has been an opportunity for an APP
| peal. nss
2. Mere inability to give an appeal bond
does not make a8 case exceptional within
| the rule. sn se
g.. An order. made pursuant to the pro-
visions of General Statutes 1884 section
denying the defendants application for his
| Writ quashed. Per Curtain.
Other DECISIONS filed yesterday were as
Frank N. Gahre. respondent, vs.. Helen
g. Berry, appellant. ~
Syllabus Section 5643, General Sta
| tutes 1894, providing for a second trial as
| matter of right in actions for the re-
| covery Of fealieproperty.e Is a remedial
! statute and must be literally construed.
To determine the right-to such second
| trial the court will look to the substance
| of the cause of action determined and not
merely to the form or manner in which
| 1t is presented.
O. Rule applied and held that the trial
! court erred In setting aside the defend
| ants demand for a second trial. Order re-
| versed Per Curtain
| Charles A. Cooper, as administrator. ETC.,
appellant, VS.. Samuel L. Hayward and
Mary, A. Hayward. respondents.
| Syllabus-This Is an action on a pron1is-
sorry note. Defense that the note had
| been satisfied and the defendants released
therefrom.s HEIDI -. vs. .is3
l. That the evidence was sufficient to
sustainsthe verdict.
2. That 1t was not prejudicial error, in
| view OF the facts stated in the opinion,
for the trial court to receive. before the
proper foundation had been laid, evidence
tending to show that witness had made
/ prior inconsistent statements.
| 3. That a request to charge the jury
| was properly refused because not justi-
fled by the evidence. Order affirmed.
49,. -.f-- Start c. T.
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Game Warden Edmunds on charge OF
violating the state law by fishing with
"bob-ups."
Must Not Do 1t Again-In the mu-
nicipal court yesterday Judge Orr. con-
tinued the cases of John Johnson and
Gusty Horn until March 6. The men are
charged with fishing with "tp-ups" at
Pickerel lake. and pleaded ignorance OF
the law.
Thinks She Is Prosecuted Elna
Isaacson, living lat 379 East Eighth
street, was adjudged insane in the pro-
bate court Yesterday and ordered. COM
mitted to the asylum at Rochester. The
woman is unmarried, fifty-four years OF
age, and recently has been under the I'M
preston that she was being prosecuted.
Her only relative-is brother who lives
at Belgrade, MINI.
West Side Masquerade = The West
St Paul Turnverein will hold its annual
masquerade at Martins hall on the west
side tonight. There will be an award OF
SIS in cash for prizes for both individuals
and groups Many tickets. have been
sold by members, and the affair promises
to be a great success. The St. Anthony
Hill orchestra, under the direction OF
Will Dickson, has been engaged to fur-
nish the music for the occasion
Pastors, Union Meeting-The Pas
tors union will meet next Monday at
1920 a. m. in the Y. NJ C. A. rooms.
Symposium on the Eight-Hour Work
Day. will be the subject for discussion
Rev. D. Morgan, Rev. w. w. EVerts,
Raw John Copeland and Rev. J. G. An
derson will introduce the subject py
reading ten-minute paper each. Cen
eraJ discussion will follow The execu-
tive committee will meet at 10 a. m. In
the same rooms
Says the Check Was Not Good =
Charles Knauft, q grocer at 45l Wapasna
street, yesterday reported to the ponce
| that he had been victimized by Forged
check. Two or three days ago q smooth
Young man called. on him and purchased
| a small bill of groceries, giving In pay
| ment a check for S10.75, drawn on the
| ST. Anthony Falls bank, of Minneapolis,
purporting to be signed by the. A. b.
Smith Lumber company, and lnoorsed by
one George Anderson.
| Two PromotiOns-Carl Potter, who
| has been a resident of ST. Paul for the
past six years as general representative
| of the Electric Cutlery company, OF
j Newark, N. J., left last night for Newark
| to assume the position of superintendent
of travelling statesmen of the company.
Mr.. Potter will be succeeded In this dis
trict by Mr.. A. Swanson. who has been
for many years the travelling representa-
| tive of the company in the southwestern
| district. Mrs. Potter will remain here
until about the middle OF February, Wnen
| she will leave for Newark to join her
husband They will make their future
home at Newark. N. j.
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Becinning sunday, Jan. 2s.

Fast service to Omaha and Kansas City
over the new route-The Minneapolis &
st. Louis and Illinois Central.
The two finest trains for the West will
leave st. Paul at 8 a. m. and p m, max
ing the run to Omaha in IL hours. Dis
lance reduced Is miles Pullman Cafe
Parlor cars on day trains. and new pail
ace sleeping cars on night trains.
Ticket Office 1896 Robert ST.. Depot
Broadway Foot of Fourth.
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lie Is speeiaIs Adrninistrntor

Charles S. Fowler, of Hennepin county,
was appointed special administrator OF
the estate of Edward p c. Fowler by
Judge Bazille yesterday. $50
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27

Acker Post Meeting-Acker Post No.
l. G. A r., will hold its regular meeting
this evening, at o'clock, at post hall.
Orders will be read giving the time Of
meeting of the state encampment
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27

1t Pays in Big BIocks-The Milwau-
kee road yesterday paid into the state
treasury $4,000 to apply on it's gross
earnings tax account.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27
KILLED THE HORSE.

Joseph Gochers Badly Hart In Col
lisson With Como Car.
About 9 o'clock last evening Joseph
driving teamo'n near Calvary cemetery.
was struck by a Harriet car. Two bar
rels of whisky in the wagon were smash
ed and the contents spilled, the horse
was killed, and Gecher was badly cut
about the back 6f the head. He was able
to go to his horee with the assistance Of
the police from the Rondo station.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27

The two Largest Fine Shoe Stocks In
the two cities fIaEan 81 and "1effelfin-
ger's"--are now being sacrificed in The
Plymouth Shoe Salesrooms.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27
Field, Schlick s Go.

of which mains had been laid The term
of secretary was fixed at two years, in
stead of one, by the committee but there
was objection to this, and the report was
amended so as to leave the term one year.
the same as al present The committee
reported in favor of emitting the section
in the present charter which provides
for a petition of ,one7third Of the resi-
dent owners before a water main can be
laid. By vote of 51to14., however the
provision was ordered inserted. Those
voting against such restriction We're:
Messrs.. Doran, Nelson, Taylor and Tighe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27
THE.PEYNoUTH'
CITY NEW :.

City Engineer LIS IIl-City Engineer
Clausser is confined to his home with an
attack of quinsy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27

sStreet Railway Earnings-The earn
ings of the Twin City Rapid Transit
for the third week in January were $780,
1876. an increase of $500; from Jan. 1,
$148, 1856, an increase of $19,4O2
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27

Luley,s ..PigIny1 Sausage, I24o Lib.
fected pig pork Luley's, 3S2 Jackson
street --'--, - '>--S ~
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= I !
8 cents

SEVENTH AND CEDAR SITS.
Tel. 1872. Meat Market, 1872.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27

Team Ran Into store-Yesterday
afternoon team belonging to Griggs
Bros. ran away on South Robert street,
and before being stopped by pedestrian
smashed a plate glass window at Fill
more street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27
MODEL. MEAT MARKET.

Young Lamb, front quarters, per lb.A &c
Good Rib Roast Beef, per lib ........... loo
Shoulder Ruasts. per lb .................. &c
Pot Roasts, per lib Observation-Disclosures. &c
Pork Roast, per Id Observation-Disclosures. &c
Pork Sausage, per lb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sc
Legs of Mutton, per lb ...................11 lie
Legs of Lamb, per lb ......... .121ac to 15c
Fancy Turkeys ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 12lsc
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27
SLEEP ON THE FLOORS
THE ROCHESTER, INSANE
HOSPITAL
EPILEPTICs NEED A PLACE

Board of Corrections and Charities,
Returned From Visit to State
Institutions, Will Recommend to
the State Legislature That Some
Provision Be Made for This Class
of Detectives.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27

Two More Fishermen Nabbed-G.
Scherdin and August Wolter were ar
rested yesterday afternoon by State
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27

That Relating to the Municipal
Court Was Adopted Intact, aad
That Governing Justice Courts
Practically SO-The Old Chapter
Relating to Water Works Was
Modified In a Number of Ways.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27

Must Not Do 1t Again-In the mu-
nicipal court yesterday Judge Orr con-
tinued the cases Of John Johnson and
Gusty Horn until March 6. The men are
charged with fishing with "tp-ups' at
Pickerel lake. and pleaded ignorance OF
the law.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27
In the Corset Room

THE NEW "PULkEY" BELT is
all the rage In the East. We have
just received another small lot. Don't
fail to see them.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-27

Game Warden Edmunds on charge OF
violating the state law by fishing with
"bob-ups."
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|HnyEf OF THE BNA2oS.
II seows Is Now Under Con-
Itfpction at Navasota.

SoNs Is NO" Unuer COM
h''c'ion al Na'hs"ta.
m Texas, September Coon
Watkins and d force of men ara
M It work on the building of a
| mn h,.,s -. 49,. 60, '
4 '-'A Uuat' iot MAYOR oppiNo-
ssssd BY him in the survey of the
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ssrrrrs COMPANY.

. SNHKn
YORK Of a Fort arthur
concern
y, i the Post. >, pa.
!. '' comments on the recent
~ '...,ou you can iind room
' ~, n a httins tribute to
xs'ias'' ., !, as d return for
VIZ !, make make some mention Of
rit y lcorics) from them
W ' .,.'r,aIniy indicate a very
NM ' KIM and had their origin
l!s.'yssndeuce by wire a., ana . 10, /.
X, he use OF their two
M y, 80 granted without cost
y. 10 render aid to the al
y 'i''', :, = galveston Beaumont
ssss helpless in disps sts IN :
y !''s N had 1t rot been i I,.. inc ne
'e n, request for the use OF
I.,,,s Is 4 means OF Transports a.
~ ',' y OF cost was not
.nsr the work was done
" ~ y answered by Captain
NJ .<w,fh.
: al the Fisheries company
' N 10 put supplies INTO Cal
.ssrt notice, but 10th the
Z ., '% and Kansas City South
g ni'P Placed special free train
III disposal. ,..,n,.n,.,.
tho Fisheries con rany
AWAY companies should be
a., vood deeds as we'll as our
~ storts to relieve suffering,
n. n. Crary.
F,o.. Texas Tram and Lhm-
h! .tr. beaumont, Texas.
,.s,rIes Company, 100 Front
II York, September II. 1900. =,
a y ysur fayors of the 18Th aud
ma ana fully noted | re-
\, ind message late in the
n, replied to 1t at once, giving
.,soa 10 use the boats. The
..rrrl received your second teie.
|rsr.lIsi to that. | am sorry hat
!. IN Il necessary to tel lgrdrh
=, h case like that where
N vns very necessary. Had ]
!, M Arthur | should have of.
n tss and given tho matter my
4 .A,rtlon to have aided the sur
| i C,lyeston In their distress. |
Al 10 know, however, that you
I i, boats IN time to be OF some
I 4. Afflicted people.
NM the thanks. etc, you Will
r,stier that we were more than
Isjp be able to render some as
IL only regret that you cou'd
I, ut The boats sooner. Yours
An n. B. Church,
General Manager.
law
|etyss, Esq, Beaumont, Texas.
IIA.ies Company, Manufacturers
J 0t and Fish Guanos, Port Ar
.sns September 20, 10OO.-Dear
|sg o advise that there will not
/ alBe for use of our boats car
|FurtOps, etc, to Galveston. Kind
ra Jour relief committee. Yours
|rs ]. w. Luce,
Superintendent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO cREDIroRs-Es Estate Of Sarah
we'll. having been duly appointed inde-
pendent executor without bond OF the
last will and testament and codell OF Mrs,
Sarah Cowlng deceased, on the 9Th OF
September, 1900. hereby notify all persons
having claims against said estate to pre-
sent same 10 me within the time pre-
scrbed bv law. Charles A. Bridewell, ex-
ertitur sol Main street
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS--For sale: Two-story
7-room cottage with grounds i00Sl50 feet
fronting east on Boulevard. large upper and
lower galleries, good we'll clstera. etc.
price $1,000 easy terms. Lots at lowest
prices on instgllment plan. John A. Nil
roy Agent. 220 Main street II
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LoAN-We have money to loan
on Houston city property or property near
Houston at a reasonable rate OF interest.
YIN. H. Olschewske K Co. 700 KAN build
ing: new phone 6C9.
s'5t o0l TO LOAN on Houston business OF
residence property. one 10 ten wears: al
lowest rates Of interest. monthly payments
II desired: no delay Ia gcttlus your money
Apply to N. l.. Mills. eos Main street e
SURETY BoNDs--B. Hunt Eos building.
general agent the United States Fidfity
and Guaranty comaany: Baltimore. - Nd: .
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" merchants Indignant.

lli'f Of The Post.
laa', September 2i.-rbe mer-
avn and the good people
1e Indignant at the puplica-
Z Ainsraph from MIR. McMapon's
y. .ase IalAterro, given by j.
N, ~ ol aivin's relief commit
ga as states that merchants
sraaTslng for handing re-
I ials statement is without
oaadalion and is a SLAM
y puDlle-spirlted merchants.
wing the greatest sufferers
nm M oenehelarles In any way
NY supplies, and as a matter
4 s',.l noI had anything 10 do
4 n " a OF relief supplies
.,. y councils of the commIttee
! outside work of the com
N so olalliee OF three. none OF
q d hansi nave mad tnG dis
t1s,,ll Aaa under the direction
y, -, committee, Not one OF
] l , ,sss accept a cent for their
! I s ~ them, There is s'g no
4 ~ ~ committee receiving arv
\, II !, 'ae Gommlsslry OF ask,
icr their snrv,cos "a aSh
] ~ as contrary are absolute
N ~ iOr The handling of these
= ", y grocery merchants Of tia
Mn suggested. but il was not
biz, .,. saat these mercm Mis-
N s''s., shrinksge ana cutting.
Nd , Won waste, hut even
N .lnDS NJ, saopted by the com
tss , w. offered as a plan thas
s. /, ' ,na who ara living the
81 MAJ ,ae eommlssary and who
ctbs which need some OF
sass ! Judge Tallaferro viii
"a h vii, uown 10 make the
sassl WI be able to verify
\ siti,as Ssrein made by s5 per
N, sls ss Of Alvin, and thew
kesii s 70 have him come ana
4. rss ssIlon by personal exam
'shs ioS n,'a,ion with reputa Bile
WHQ and nn,,nt.
r. II Il
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NoTlCB no ROCK MEN--To lease for a
term OF wears. the rock quarry situated 1t
Millcan. Rrazos county, Texas; same now
dale. rock suitable for rp-rap and crushed
stone; same used on the streets OF Hous-.
tom quantity unlimited; II will pay rock
men to investigate; can give possession at
ter the 18th OF November. 1900. G. w.
Dunlap, Mllllean, Texas. 80
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lae : Z to Lawyers.

|lae I. I. 70 lawyers.
n = The Post,
M ..s,. September AL have
M '' " OF, Of my Index Digest.
ssif in ~ sttorney who has
b i c y Inc storm Of septem-
|'a send ,'eston or any coast
a Nm ,s0, copy free OF charge
81 d application lI / viii re-
ssi As sto nay purchaser who has
~>A B. Peticolas.
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SITUATION WANTED -MALE

WANTED--Situation MS clothing salesman.
have had several years experience. am
can furnish references Address 271S, this
office ~
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REGISTERED DRUGGIST OF long experience
wants situation. single man; does not use
liquor best OF recommendations. In answer
ing state salary willing to pay. Address
Spatula this office. Is
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LOST FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

LosT-Pug dog; blind ~ one eye atpss PSI a,sv
avenue and receive reward. ----.--
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FOR sALE-At a bargain: 92oo-acre black
land farm. so tenant houses, gins and other
improvements; il would make the finest rice
farm in the State 20 miles from Houston.
also ono 5-acre farm, with good improve
ments. miles from Houston. For paruou-
lara address Penn b. Thornton. NJ. D.,
Houston Heights, Texas. II
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no CLOsE An EsrArE.

40 CLOSE An ESTATE.
Fifty acres. subdiyided into and 10 acre
blocks. three miles southwest from tbs court
house; for fale together or separately; 81 TO
slb monthly payments II desired. No cash
imprcved Bic inducemsnt II sold together
Addres' r. o. Box IS. Houston Heights. Tex.
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I sether; liberal reward. snsed. 2ls Hss
building.
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ATLANTA HOTEte-Rates 81 % per DAY: ape
cai rates by week Or month. ssls Church
street. Galveston. D. Foley. proprietor. Il
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FOR SALE--Flve-room cottage on McGowen
avenue. recently painted and put in thor
ough repair; convenient to street cars;
small cash payment, balance in monthly
payments at $2l per month See Houston
Land and Trust Co. 20
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FOR REN1-Nicely new furnished rooms fol
couple or light housekeeping. Apply 22l5iz
Congress, or old phone Sill tthree rings). Is
FOR RENT-Two-story eieht-room house,
modern conyeniences; corner Dallas and
San Jaclnto streets. Particulars. lois La
mar avenue. 70
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FOR RENT--New eight-room house. all mod
ern improvements servants room; carriage
house. 1908 BELL avenue. Apply lIlC Bell
avenue References &c
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AT A BARGAIN--Must be sold: shelvius
and bins. 1oli Caroline. corner Lamar ave-
nile. u
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JOB CoMPosITOR--Young man preferred.
who can set up-to-datc office stationery
state experience and wages wanted for
steady position p. 0. Box $780, New Or
leans, La ~
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HELP WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white barber at once.
Address Louis vondonner. Palestine. Tex
as. l0.f
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YOU WILL FIND the largest list OF rental
property In my charge; no trouble to show
all property n. NJ. Norheet; phones Gi3
Bnz building 20
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WANTED Board and room 10. NE South-
ern Cotton Oh Co.
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WE HAVE the best furniture moving vans
and help and you will find our prices the
lowest, try us. Diamond Moving Line;
phones 673 70
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SHORT ORDER COOK Whlic and angie;
must be sober Address II. r. Hoyey.
Mexia. Texas. ~
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS, street men. Texas Cyclone Song
ster. 81 90 per 100; deposit on G. o.
orders: everybody buys. Garter Book Co..
I'll 5 Broadway, ST. Louis z.
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FOR RENTING choice handsomely papered
connecting Offices Wilson building No.
9l5iA Congress avenue corner Main street:
also desk room No. 2ls Main st. Apply
Harvey I. ID. Wilson. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-26

WNNTEN--At once, good tnner; one That
understands plumbing. steady Job TO right
party; come at once Lee Clark, Rock
Gale. Texas q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-26

PARTIES desiring TO rent houses will find
II to their advantage to call on U.S. as we
control large rent list Pye Bros, sos
KAN building. Citizens phone i0G. 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-26

FOR RENT-Large cotton sample room, size
25xi5: formerly occupied by Rail- Bros.
Morris Plumbing ana supply Co., III
Travis street &c