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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-23
Call for a "Yakima Peg.

Call for yakima Peg" 23.tf
Dueber Hampden watches in all grades
at Schindeler's. 20
Go to the Removal Sale at the Golden
Rule, H. H. Schott & Co. 20
Go to Kleis & Bonds, Yakima avenue,
for flour or feed. Prices the very low
est
Just received-New line of bedroom
suits, iron beds, rockers, center tables etc.,
latest designs. Mcconnell. 20
You will never find any other pills SO
prompt and 80 pleasant as DeWitt's Lit.
tie Early Risers. QUIET & Ayres Drug
Co.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-23
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

Mrs. N. s. johnson and three sons re.
turned on Monday from weeks visit in
Tacoma.
John Backer and family returned on
Monday from q visit with relatives at
Yelm Prairie.
G. H. Denley, Of the firm of Taylor &
Denley. is back from the coast greatly
improved in health.
Miss Mcdonald, sister of Mrs. D. M.
Shanks, left on Monday to spend two or
three weeks at Westport beach.
w. j. Roaf and family returned last
week from Westport beach where they
spent several weeks very enjovably.
Rev. j. H. Condit and Treasurer w. B.
Dudley have been spending the past ten
days camping on the upper Natcheez.
Leon Green, son Of DR.. Green, is in the
city for visit of q couple of weeks, from
Eugene City, Ore, where he lie attending
divinity school.
Miss Maude Stone is in the city visit
ing relatives and friends for week.
She came out from Dawson in June and
intends to return there direct from Yak
ina.
F. D. Hiscock, Will Baker, Capt. Scud-
der and Max Jackson made trip out to
Cold Greek Sunday and with one eve.
ning's shooting brought back forty five
grouse.
Judge PEBBLE and his daughter, Miss
Matte PEBBLE. who recently arrived from
Snohomish. have gone to housekeeping
on Natcheez Avenue. Miss PEBBLE will
attend the high school this coming term.
@. G. Hoyt returned on Monday from
Westport. He says that most OF the
members of the Yakima colony will re.
main there until they receive news Of
cooler weather on this side of the noun
tains.
r. N. Harrison has a number of vel
low Crawford peach trees in his home or.
chard that yielded exceptionally large and
luscious fruit this year. He also has
number of trees Of the same variety of
which he planted the seed that are quite
large IN size and in flavor equal to that of
the grated trees.
One OF the windows OF THE HERALD
Office has been made attractive by new
lettering. The work was done by L. F.
Crocker, late OF st. Paul. and is in the
very highest style of sign writing art.
Mr.. Croker is certainly thorough and
skillful workman and The HERALD takes
pleasure in adding its endorsement to the
one he writes for himself whenever he
handles the brush.
j. M. Shull, one of the old timers OF
Yakima, dropped into the city on Mon
day from the Republic district. He was
on his way to Portland where he will
spend the winter with his two married
daughters. Mr.. Shull in the early days
conducted hotel, with bar attachments
in the building on Yakima avenue east
of Shardlow's and including the building
now occupied by Turner & Fletcher.
Frank Cook and Archie Libby, the latter
long since dead, were his chief clerks, and
q warm place it was that they conducted.
Mr.. .Shull is Y years OF age aud lost his
wife, one of the best hearted women that
eyer lived, a compile of years ago. His
sons are looking after his interests in the
Republic district during his absence.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-23

having the building formerly occupied by
Mrs. Laura J. May renovated, repainted
and fitted up for saloon purposes. The
work is nearly completed and he will
soon move to the new quarters. Other
Improvements and changes are being
made all around.
Marshal Grant, was unsuccessful in
my attempt to secure the nomination for
sheriff but when | 90 to the polls I will
put big cross at the head of the demo-
cratic ticket and heartily support and
work for every man on it. The only re-
greet have. aside from not being nomi.
mated, is that | was not delegate and
therefore unable to personally get up in
the convention and move that Mr.. Shaw g
nomination be made unanimous and state
that | would do all in my power to bring
about his election. THE HERALD is autho.
rized to publish my sentiments.
A. S. Carpenter-The fruit shipping
season Of Yakima will not last much be.
yond this month, that is in car load lots.
In the way of through shipments to the
east there have been: one car from Top
penlsh, two from frosser and seventeen
from Simcoe. Fred Thompson has also
shipped several car loads from Slmcoe to
Billings, Montana. The Parker growers
will probably ship half dozen car loads
more, and the shipments east from North
Yakima will amount to about twenty
cars. OF course there has been a vast
amount OF fruit shipped west, and SO.
foot car. containing not less than 1000
crates and boxes is being sent from North
Yakima daily by express to Seattle.
A. ]. Splawn-My cam paign for repre-
sentative has opened most favorably.
Many republicans, among whom are
some OF the leaders of the party, have
voluntarily come to me and promised me
their votes and their support. The only
thing | have cause to fear is that my op
ponent will place too many men at work
on the ditch which he is under contract
to construct in the lower part of the
county. shall endeavor to see that
none vote except those who are entitled
to.
Fl. j. Snively-I have made two bets
of 500 each with Charles Wilfong. One
is that Fswcett will not receive ten votes
from east OF the mountains for governor,
and the other that he will not receive ten
votes west of the mountains outside the
counties OF King, Pierce and Thurston.
am also willing to make q wager that
Chas. Voorhees, will be the congressional
nominee from the eastern district and
John P. Fay of Seattle from the west
ern.
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w. l.. teinweg IL closing out 81
CITY Lots very desirable for resi-.
denCe and business, at reasonable
prices ana payable ON the install.
ment plan II desired. 2s-4
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-23

Everything for the home in both new
and second hand at McConnell's. 90
AT last the car OF Fish Bros. hacks and
buggies have arrived. Fine rigs and
prices low. See US before buying. Coffin
Bros. 80
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-23
GIBRALTER
SHOES.

They are especially adapted to heavy
wear; have two heavy soles to the heel
are uulined and will not rip. A soft,
comfortable shoe.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-23

is the right place to go, so come along and see
our bargains In anything in the Drug Line.
We have just received large stock of Cigars.
both domestic and imported.
Now Listen: On Saturday, August IL, from 2
O'Clock to O'Clock p. m, we will give one pack
age of Baldwin's Health Tablets to any one who
will take the trouble to come to our store and
ask for them.
QUIET { AYRES DRUG co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06
Ion FACTORY AT BELTON
ksp Is TO DE APPLIED ror
AT ONCE.
h,taI IL TO he St00.0O0-Nego.
pns for Machinery Already
Under Way.

Texas. March i.--The stock
n the Bolton cotton mills met at
al hotel last night for the pur-
Permanently organizing and elect
&rectory. The meeting was a
&busiastic one in every respect
ody Of representative men were
Almost every avocation was
3ed, including bankers, mer-
business men, lawyers, doctors
Yrs.
ect of the meeting was explain
Srge w. Tyler. and, upon motion.
lng went into permanent organi-
the election of the following
ers and directors: George w.
NV. Cochran, w. 7. j. Hartrick,
Her, Jr., S. NJ. Ray, Peter Ham
and Frank Hoornbeck, cashier
yIrst National bank of Evansville.
irectors were instructed to incor-
re mill Just as soon as possible
|1fe a charter. The capital stock
6hbscribed calls for a SIS, 900 mill,
I*be raised to 100000 by the di-
III speeches we're made during the
and they showed that the people
re in earnest and that cotton
II be in operation here for next
Crop. The board of directors will
Meeting tomorrow at which time
OF Incorporation will be formu-
I'd charter applied for at once,
bped by the directors that they
ke Bolton the first city in Texas
TO the secretary Of state for a
NH.
dations for machinery have been
\ for several days and now it will
ia at once. The location of the
a be decided later.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Killed His Wife and An
other Negro.

fEro Killed His wife and An.
other Negro.
pharn. Texas, March 5.-The WASH
county grand jury, which was EN-
ID ibis morning. will be called upon
Testigate the bloody work of King
|rd at point five miles east of Chap
I'll last night. wherein Mehalia How
pd Luke Taylor met death. The par
} the tragedy are all colored tenants
Brazos bottom plantation OF John
Ne. The dead woman is the wife of
ia and Luke Taylor is a neighbor
Howard accused Of having circulated
Rrous reports concerning his wife's
saturday Howard's wife made j
4iut against him in the justice court
&ppell Hill. Howard was arrested by
bj6 Kitchen OF Chappell Hill. He
ID plea of guilty and was fined
(which he paid. Sunday Howard went
APPEL Hill and purchased pistol.
hing home and finding his wife alb
1.-The road home from calling OF one
tneig hbors.
~ proceeding short distance the
{ruck the woman with heavy in
Ient. which turns out to have been a
barkof iron, The woman dropped
tracks. her neck having been broken
] force of the blow.
Wing the woman where she had fall
Howard proceeded to the residence of
| Taylor and inquired if he were at
Finding the man gone, Howard
"a seat on the gallery and waited a
terahle time for his return. Finally
tk his departure, going in the direc-
LOT his residence. When half way
he met Taylor, who was on horse
He deliberately waited by the road
Tor the man to come up, and then
= steady aim fired upon him with a
Taylor fell from the horse but re-
"a and started on run. After a
0k 800 yard, Howard came up with
H6pfed victim and proceeded to fin
bloody work by firing four shots
- while he was lying PROSTATE on
81fd. All of the shots took effect in
and in space that could be COW
IN hand.
N Started in the direction of Sren-
Sfold George Leonard, who he met
Xtad, that he was coming to Bren-
36rrender. This was the last seen
-; Ind the supposition is that he
W kis mind.
| 3d&n Carlisle offers reward OF $50
n nrrest of Howard and Sheriff
|I6. Who is now at the scene OF the
i oktne. offers $25 additional for his
t6n M. Carlisle visited the scene OF
.ltns Monday morning he. found the
n<I1l lying where they had fallen.
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croRIA NEWS NOTES.
Inson Has Decided to Retain
4 Passionate.

4 Passionate.
Texas, March 5.-Rev. jose
hon, who was rendered the pres
] the Austin Theological semi
he Presbyterian church, South.
consideration has decided not
4 the position but will remain
shurch at Victoria, whose pastor
ken for twenty-five years. HIS
B very gratifying to mis- parish
d in fact TO every one in VIC
fB. Mckay. who has been in
A the Victoria Daily Times for
Month. during the absence OF
AZ. Mcfarland. in Austin attend
duties as representative from
b., left Saturday for his home
h.
has a meeting Saturday of the
ors in the Tiger Island Oyster
n This company planted quite an
d oysters in the bay near Port
RTeral years ago, and are very
He'd with their investment, which
3 good dividend.
kr P. j. Huder made his regu-
tly visit over the New York
4 Mexican and Gulf, Western
Pacific railway yesterdaY.
L. Diggs of Grace Episcopal
Dirt Lavaca, occupied the pulpit
Il Episcopal church, this city, ex-
With the Rev. A. w. Burroughs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06
kRIFrs' DEPARTMENT.

Texas. March 5.-Who wants
bay dunish horse muie9 Trace
Nks plain on sides and shoulder;
Zen hands high. white spots o.
on his body; no brand visible,
saddle on mule. horn broken
made in Schulenburg. Texas;
psed TO have come from abel;
eyette county. Texas. Address
tion to William Palm. sheriff,
aty. Texas BY J, B. Minton,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06
CANCER, TUMOR AND PILES

removed aud positively cured without the
knife or pain. ! make n speciality Of all skin
and Blood diseases Female and all nervous
diseaHes including Epilepsy and CatalepsS
whisky Morphine and Cocaine habits cured
without taking them from you until you no
longer want them.
My success In all OF the above diseases can
best be told by those that | have cured, some
having been cured for 10 years, TO whom /
have the privilege OF referring the afflicted.
Don't wpste time with anyone That can't re-
fcr TO cured patients. Any Of the above caa
be treated BY special contract on positive
guarantee Of cure or no pay. My office Is
az my residence. one block weEt of Cooley
School. Telephone $40 "a rings)..
Consultation free Address
PENN p. THORNTON NJ D.,
Houston Heights. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

BIDS will be received until March Ia. 1900
at noon. for the erection OF one-HtorJ brick
store house according 70 Mans and speei'
hcatioDs row at my Office in Centeryilie
Texas. reserve the right 10 reject any
and all bids. Address J, G. ste,l. Center,
villp TfxaR.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06
Notice of Registration

ONCE OF Registrar of Harris county ut tho
court house,
The office OF The registrar for the registra-
ton Of tho legally qualified voters OF The
city of Houston for the general election 10
be held on tho I'd day oil April. 1900, VIII hc
open, according 20 law. on Tuesday. the 6th
day OF March 1900. at O'Clock a. M, aud IL
VIII continue TO be open for the registratlon
OF the legally qualified voters for twenty
consecutive days Sundays excluded from
O'Clock y. m. Till O'Clock p m. OF each day,
and no longer.
To be entitled to register, every male pot
son must be u years OF age by the day OF tpT
election Ia he held must DO a citizen oil the
United StatoH. and must have resided IN Inc
State one year next preceding the election,
and the last six months In the city OF Hous-
ton. He must furnish the registrar with n'a
name. color. nationality The number OF tho
ward, the numo Of the s,raet ON when NJ
lives and the number OF ihe house IN which,
he resides.
Voters must register IN person, aud not by
letter or proxy idiots lunalics, iapeis
supported by tho county. all p,fs2is tpb-
yictcd OF felony not restored TO The right OF
suffrage by the governor. and all Fcld'ers,
mariners aud seamen in the army q: navy
Of tho United States arc not hlowei 90 reg
istcr No previous registration certificate
will be accepted al the election FOR whirh this
registration is held, Under the law, all per-
sons arplying to vote in tho city OF Houston
must be registered first, Ind have the reg g.
tIars certificate issued before they can vote,
u. G. HELBsR6.
Registrar OF city OF Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06

FOR SALE-prnperty on the Harrisburg road
is gradually increasing In value: a wear
Or two later YOU will wonder why YOU die
NOT buy one or more of those acre lots
which equal eight city lots: present price
$3.50: we can make terms to suit purchaser
we control and have for sale all property
rot sold between Angerhoefer's and the
Harrisburg bridge. Craig & Fuller. 5li
Main street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06
rn rllE nEMnraArIc vnrErs.

Referring 10 tho above I desire "a advise
the democratic voters Of Houston that under
Tho resolution OF the city Democratin Exocu-
tive Committee. providing for the holding OF
all day primaries on March 20, 1t IA iaqmred
Of every voter, as a condition necessary to
voting at said primaries, that he present b.s
registration certificate, as provided for in
the above notice. which VIII be stamped,
Voted at Primaries, aud returned to lin
for uFo At the general election,
Therefore. don't fail TO bring your rogistra.
tinn certificate 10 tho primaries.
J. Is. MASSTE,
Chairman City Democratic Executive Com
rnittee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06
BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WASTEn BY man ard wife, au rnfurnishea
room ana board in a prlypte fslpliy: uotn
stairs room required Address. M :ota-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06

street on car line price S2sSo. eaey terms !,
six-room cottage. with an lots. on MCGOWAN
avenue. price $500. this is a snap; 81 lots
on Hadey avenue. one block from paved
strait $3.50, easy terms: we have customer
for 5000 residence. what have you TO offer
Mrxt be close IN. We haze several Gus
toners for bargains In desirable property
in Third or Fourth ward. Paul Hoover.
2l5i5 Main street Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06
THERE ARE OTHERS

THERE ARE OTHERS
But il you are in the market to buy. sch
or rent property you will find me strictly
in line.
N NJ. Noraeet. phono e7a. 2Oi Binz Bldg. II
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WANTED no RENT.

wANTED-To Ielt an ingslidl chair. Apply
iois Mckinney. Phoue 1903 tour gtnsa. 8
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06

FOR SALE-Blaek team horses l6 hands
hlgh. weigh ii0o each: sound and gentle:
single or double. cost $500 last September.
must be sold at once; price $50 each also
one good general purpose work horse for
$50 Call 200 Caroline street. Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.


annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Houston Electric Street kaii-
way company for the election IL directors
and the transaction OF any other business
that may legally come before Il. Will be held
at the Office Of the company IN the city OF
Houston, on Tuesday, March Is, 1900, at 1880
a. m, and immediately thereafter the direr-
tors OF said company will meet az tho same
place A. n Parin, President Houston,
Texas. March ], 1900. D
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting o. tns st99hhpglesds Oh VIC houston
held at the general office ~ the company In
The city OF Houston Harris county Texas.
at - o'clock noon on Monday the I'd day Of
April. 1890. and that the annual meeting OF
the board OF directors OF said company VIII
be held al the same place and on the same
day Immediately after this adjournment 81
the said annual meeting Of the stockholders.
". Cave. Secretary Al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06

THoRouGHBRED EGGs-Light Brahma.
Sc co; and Barred Plymouth Rock si.6Q per
sitting Of 10 Gags. Cooley Bros, Houston
Heights. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06

his beautiful Quarter block and eleven
room modern house. corner iuekson and
Preston, must DO sold: part cash. balance in
nn Crawford street. close IN; also lots AZ
bargain. A beautiful two-sory residence
in First ward: also lots very cheap StlUi
buys five room cottage near Central
shops: also lots In sixth ward at $3.50 and
inward; lots In Fifth ward at $3.50 ptr lot.
w II 0lschewske. 20l Kiam building.
Phone $685. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06

MAMMOTH Pokin Ducks, from Hnllack and
Rankin stock 400 per trin; eggs $l.o0, per
dozen. John A. Miroy. Houston. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06

FOR SALE-A splendid bred Missouri Jack.
: years old, his colts are very fine and a
sure foaltr now Ia the timo to raise mules;
he is perfectly gentle and easy handled.
price $3.50 90. which Is q bargain for such
n tack. w. O. Moore. LlheriY. Towns. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06

FORTY DOLLARS will buy horse. dray and
harness. Apply TO Chas. Bolltras. 100 Pease
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06

RARE OPPORTUNITIES Fischer upright
SlSl; / Gable. $lS5; l Schubert mahogany
case S2s5, Pianos tuned and repaired
Pianos rented. Expert workmanship guar
anteed at Jankes Music House, 5O3 Main
street. 4l6
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06

FOR SALE-50O sheen with IA months wool
on them at sa.25 also about same number
goats. 20 nor cent white. for $i,25, II. j.
ArledEe. Crockett, Texas S,6
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AGENTS WANTED.


Manager ana agents salary or
commission; cheapest and largest line.
Hunter Tailoring ana Shirt Co.. Cincinnati,
Ohio
WANTED--Ageuts for Grams maRnihcent
Twentieth century map Of the United states
and World largest and most beautuul Duh.
lcation ever printed on one sheet; shows all
recent changes. price low exclusive terri
tory: big profit 60 statesmen; also a beauu-
full line OF quick selling charts HuaElns
Pub CO. Atlanta. Ga.
LIFE INSURANCE AGEN'rs-Yol need rate
book and applications OF the Security Trust
and Life for your rejectonE- we want your
business. 5. H. Chiles. state agent, pAi-
las. y
WANTED--200 teams ON extension of shreye-
port and Red River Valley railway. Ad-
dress Grigsby ConBt. Co.. Shreveport. La.
or Jefferson. Texas. a-l9
AGENTS on salary or commission; the great
est agents seller ever produced. every user
Of pen and ink buys II on sgnti zoV 20 ovo
per cent profit. one agents sales amounted
10 $500 In six days: another W IN two
hours. Monroe Mig. Co.. 1876. La Crosse.
WIS 30
NEW PoLICIDS issued by the Old Reliable
Manhattan Life Insurance COMPANY OF New
York contain liberal loan values begin
ming at the end Of the second year. with
nald-uu ana extended insurance each year
thereafter Aeepte Of character and IN
tegFify wanted TOP brokerage contract. Ap-
My With references 10 A.. A; Green. ~.
msrageT. Texas, indian snd Oklahoma Ter
rlsosies. seollsrd building. Dallas. Iex. s'ls
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Hotel in lively
town on Southern Pacific railroad. strictly
s. house; good drummer trade viii taka
par in cash ard part In Houston property
Apply Gil Mckinney avenue. d
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06

FOR SALE--Frult and truck farm; 5ls miles
from Houston. For terms address S0li this
0fnCp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06

FOR SALE Eleven and one-thrd acres land
living four miles north of city. known rs
mart of q. n Kelton survey. For further
particulars address, C.. NJ. Sides. 1927 Second
avenue. Birmingham. Ala. ~ isj
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06

& ANDRus. 1894 Congress
avenuc. have for sale thoroughbrod poultry
and eggs, Reliable Incubators, Breeders.
supplies and grit. Write for prices. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06

WANT Ed Posllinn Tor hoard nv a nov at
tending school night watohman In store
preferred wiling 10 work outside Of school
hoLrs Address sGhi. this nfilc.. Y
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----
HOUSTON HEIGHTS

FOR SALE--Fiye-room residence. lot and
half No. 23i0 Caroline street. also ~ lots
unimproved both at bargain Address
Owner $3.50 this office.
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as nlsht clerk In hntei
or Waterman. sober honest aud truthtul
can give best city references Address 1914.
this Office 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06

ONE PEACOCK. has line tail; a saddle and
work mule. 50 inches hgh. years old
quick as any pony. Box III. Flatcnia,
Texas. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06

FOR SALE cIEAP--Five.tocm cottage aud
two lots wiiii good improv ments. Brunncr
Two blocks south from Washington street.
. a. kirschnick. ia Travis street. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-06

FOR SALE CHEAP-Seven-ro cottage and
lot, lll6 Austin street Houston Texas. Ad-
dress DR.. II. C. Cunningham, Brookshirc,
Texas Il