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North Indianapolis.

Mr. Fred Lodge left last week for a trip
to Rock Ledge, Fla.
Mr.. Carl Gunder was the guest of friends
in Richmond last week.
Mr. William Udell has returned from a
trip to North Vernon.
Mrs. James Spicer has returned from n
visit with her parents In Danville
The Minerva Club met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Thomas Hazelrigg.
Miss Nora Speckelmeier. of Lebanon, is
the guest of Mrs. Pease. on Eugene street.
Mrs Ada Tuley is spending the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Scott. in Rock
vile.
Mr.. Morgan Maxwell. of Leavenworth.
Kan, is the guest of relatives and friends
here.
Miss Jessie Emery was the hostess for
the Tuesday Evening Literary Club last
week.
The Social Dozen Club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Charles
BackuS.
Miss Myrtle Trackwell. OF Logansport.
is the guest of Mrs. Black, of Northwest
ern avenue.
Mrs Turpin, who has been the guest of
Mrs. Il. c. Owen, has returned to her home
in Lafayette
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora B. Davis, of Terre
Haute. werc the guests Of Rev. and Mrs.
Travis last week.
The Musical Art Club will meet to-mor-
row night at the nome OF MIS- helldr, on
Thirty-first street.
The revival services which are being held
in the St Paul NJ. Z. Church wiz be con-
tinued another week.
DIR. Barnes, who has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes, has returned TO his
home, in Hindsboro, Ill.
Rev Melnot Miller, OF Valparaiso, who
has been the guest Of Rev. and Mrs. Shep-
herd. has returned TO his home.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Home
Presbyterian Church met Thursday after
noon in the parlors OF the church.
Mr.. Charles McIllwaine. of Castleton,
who mas been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brannon. has returned home.
Miss Ethel White was the hostess for a
party of friends at her home Monday night
The evening was spent in music and games.
The Bay View Reading Circle met last
night at the home of Mr.. James Swan
The club has taken UP the review OF Scotch
history and literature.
Communion services will be held this
morning in. the Home Presbyterian Church,
when several new members will be received
into the church. The revival services will
be continued another week. at least.
Mrs. j. Edward Brown will entertain the
Tuesday Evening Literary Club at her
home Jan. y. Those on the programme
are Rev. j. Edward Brown. Mrs. "A. L De
Weese, Misses Nellie Gunder, Margaret
BOYD and Lulu c. Baltz.
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SUBURBAN SOCIETY NOTES.

Indianapolis. Jan. 1s.
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Out OF the bosom OF the air
Out Of the cloud-folds OF her garments shaken
Over the harvest fields fCrsaken:
silent and soft and slow
Descends the snow.
Even as cloudy fanciee take
e9gQeniy. shape in some divine expression:
Even as the troubled heart doth make
IN TIE white countenance confession:
Inc troubled sky reveals the grief II feels,
The grief it feels
This IS the poem or the air
Slowly IN silent syllahies recorded.
This Is the secret OF DESPAIR
Long IN It's cloudy bosom boarded.
Now whispered and revealed
To WOOD and field
Henry wadsvTorth IongfelIow.
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o patient shore that canst not go TO meet
Thy love, the restless sea- how comfortest
Thou all thy loneliness? Art thou at rest,
When. loosing his strong arms from around thy
feet.
He turns away? Knowest thou, however sweet
That other shore may be, that, to thy breast
He must return? And when in sterner test
He folds thee to a heart which does not beat
Wraps thee in ice, and gives smile. kiss.
To break long wintry days, still dost thou miss
Naught from thy trust? Still. wait. unfaltering,
The higher, warmer waves which leap in spring
o sweet, wise shore. TO be so satisfied!
o heart, learn from the shorei Love has a tide.
Helen Hunt Jackson
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Sonnet.

Oh Death, forget me net, till ] descend,
Take not thy place behind me, as with slow
And slower steps, waning shape, i go
Toward the silent valley and the end
Lest midway down / turn with rage and send
curse at Thee; nay, seize Thy blade and NOV
Myself down at Thy feet, and with the snow
OF those deep years let my hearts summer blend.
Oh, Mighty One How We're IL meet for Thee
To set Thy foot upon the vanquished head
To wrest from Age stingless victory
Whence Joy and Song and Love long. long have
fed
Await me on the peaks of heavenward strife,
Stay me, great Death. on the young peaks OF
James Lane Allen
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Wext Indinnapolis.

Miss Mamie Foltz is visiting friends near
Irvington.
Mrs David Al<ers is visiting relatives In
Newmn, ILL.,
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Pilgrim
Congregational Church Win meet next
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AUCTION SALES.

HOUSTON COMMISSION AND 1TCTT0I
HOUSE is now opened for business; con.
SHIPMENTS OF dry goods. country produce
ana household furniture solicited prompt
banker; First National, Sonth TeSss
houston National and Planters and No,
snanlcs banks. Jno ]. Flant, manager:
y. U. Lubbock. auetioneer n
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE 900 MAIN
street. controls ninetenths OF all unsold
Houston Heights lots. Our prices are
lowest and terms the hest to be had
JOHN A. MILROY. Agent. II
BIDS. AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORS- under.
/ signed VIII receive sealed bids untii 10
n. m Thursday, May 30 for the labor
ana materials necessary for the construc,
ton OF one'story brick building, about
WNtV leet; 70 be erected at the Agricul
tural and Mechanical College Blank
form of proposal will he furnished upon
application. Certified check NJ an amount
equal 10 per cent Of the bid must az.
company each proposal The right Is
reserved to reject any or all bids and
TO- waive any lnformality in any bid
rams and specifications can he seen at
my office az College station. l.. L. Eos,
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED by CTImcs
county for the completion of the arte.
san wei which has been bored to n
depth OF about 1913 feet. at which depth
an extremely hard rock was struck an
said rock upon the lowest price, cnndi.
tened that water shall he obtained In
snninclent quantities; at which said bids
Tor the largest share OF the oil which
the bidder VIII pay the county. The
S6i ds Ad fGTSsscI 3He rEGi to w
y judge. Grimes County Texas i
PROPOSALS. FOR CAVALRY HORSES
ollGe Cnlet QuartermaSter Department
OF Texas, San Antonio, Texas, MAY 20,
1901, Sealed proposals, in tr'pilcotr
for furnishing $50 cavalry horses " Fcri
sam Houston. Texas, viii ho rcrciy,.,l no
nhtl y o'clock noon. June t. 1901, and
then opened. Proposals for inspection M
other promibent railroad points in Texas
VIII also he entertained. Information and
HANKS n furnished upon, arriicai!on In,
for Cavalry Horses. John SlnpsGn p'",N
g. NJ. O.. 7. ). A., c. Q. NJ. -
WANTED Propositions submitted 10 drlu
Ven lop rect deem; work 10 begin In
20 DAYS Address Davv Crockett oil and
Ainlng Co, Crockett, Texas. %
TIE COMMISSIONERS court Of 1Tonzolos
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7 HAVE, HAVE YOU? Yes. / have been
cured Of suffering, Jim ana YOU had
better go 10 see those noted specialists
from ST. Louis mud get cured, too; why.
Jim, pr. Randolph put me to talking
all right in 30 minutes and offered nr
$1,000 To stuilcr; Won viii Ind them NJ
Mrs, Angels. No. sos Main street, llous.
ton, Texas
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements remaining In the OF.
flee OF The Post for the week ending
saturday, May is:
o2T6 TO; 2lI6; A. NJ. 81. a. u. G.; DIT
~. -; 23o2; 2t52; 247,, 227I; ao52 ,
c. Il. VI. to. Crosby t2), 2303. 24iS, &
6. NJ; G 4D3; O. O.: 307S; Dan Conleo;
2S05 %; 1904 %. 1904; 2i2O: 2iI0; Mrs.
f. Il. NJ; 1905 ~ i. j. 1Sl, 2isl. 2iil !.
1901 (2l; 23S2; 2loT 2iS2; II. A. H. 40;
2t6o j +. On. aiS6; 1886; 2i6I ~; 64-I;
1912; NJ Il. NJ 40; NJ. A. b. %. ~ %;
VI. 4. r.; 2263; 6i3: 1913; 23Sa u; I6J
ga O. X. t2l; 2i65 90 Owner, 246G no
1857 C3l; 1888. NJ Il. NJ: 1918; lli3 o.;
1853; Residence %; 2i43 iSl; 23H QD;
s. II. l.. a.; $. T.. Owner; w Smith;
76p; 2494; 237o ~; 22Dj; 2i7l; 2iAI -;
212 t2); Want ~; w. IL. G.. CD; 232l; y,
Y. j.; 1910; 24sj.
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PRACTICAL bookkeeper ano ,s s4l
SALESMAN desires position Ss u
speciality; best Of reieieneS
2CeS. this office. -
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CONFECTIONER for retail s Ms.
class cakes, pastry. candies. yyr N
cream, ornamenting, SOFA stV
good habits: Will come 10 an' :"
dress 2434, this oftice. -------'
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SMITH PREMIER Typewriter No. takes
paper 1SM Inches long, specially adapted
Tor Insurance policies aud other large
forms. eau aud Investigate
j. j. rastori2a +, & l.. CO..
Houston. Texas.
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SITUATIONS FEMhL.

WANTED-A situation as bousssss',lsll,,is
a wldower with one or iwp ail
respectable white wldoss ad,ts
child. In or ont of town; n' s,r.ts
NJ. corner Caroline and tlEln -
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CALL on Madame Johnson, colored; palm
istry reading ON any subject; luck charm
given. 23l2 Prairie. .
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WE FIN TP AND DYE Suits cleaned ST.
dyed $3.50, country work n snCrioIty
fantitorum Club PIP San Jacinto street
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WANTED-Position as no n'TIIsr
small family or as nurse, - .- 80,
SITUATION WANTED-Cook o. s "a /
or nurse, colored woman' ="
dpnra ------><.
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WANTED TO RENT.

MARRIED COUPLE want board and room
IN Ihlrd ward, Apply only stating terms
Del LnonLh Apply 2033, this office. 2S
MANTEp-Three rooms and board for
gentleman and lady with two children in
private family without children; give 10.
eauor and price; 2oao. this ofnes.
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z ADIESi Use Chchester's English ssnnyroyal Pills,
"a Bestt safcsti Only ReliAblei Take no other.
- Buy Of your Druggist ssnd De- stamps Tor partio'
uiArs and Relef Ladies'" in letter return mall.
Chichester Chelnieal a., philada., Pa
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MARRIED LADIES Monthly regulator
double strength Tansy, Pcnnyroynl tnd
Cotton root pills; safe and sure; senl
scaled ny mail 50 Or. White Medicine
Co. Box 0. lIonstOn.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED 10 sell oil sforT in
every town In Texas; safe, honest invest
menti reasonable commission. Address
<ois' thlS otnec. -
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FOR PILES none better than Eclipse Pile
Salve plenty of testimonials. soc box
at LewNn's. u
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LADIES Embarrassing and massage par
Tors; facial and scalp treatment; emf.
tured' ont town orders solicited Wat
son 4 Williams, 1919 Texas avenue. G.l5
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TONIC FOR MEN Mcnicure; for women
81 per bottle, At Lewyn's 70
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HEPATlC- Splendid for liver and Kidneys:
SOC bottle. at all druggists ID
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1000 BUYS lots, Fanrin Drew; $500
Ter. Is
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BARR X KULLER pay the highest price
for furniture and household goods ~
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HOUSTON Architect and BuIdlng Assoc
clatlon. Plans and specifications pre-
Citizens phone li42. Preston aud Dowi-
Ing street. AZ
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MARY GREER, colored, wants IA
work: 1918 Cleveland street,
neat homework. -
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WANTED Comnetcnt hookkccper TO take
charge ot office aud books of a good pay
ms business must be prepared TO Invest
$1,000 or 5000 in the business Addr, rs
2ONl this office %
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DlSlNFECT PREMISES win TnI1T0-
Naptholeum; 25c bottle at Leywn's Drag
Store. "a
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POSITION by middle aged lso, TIA
keeper; best of references, sHai:
dress Mrs. Marie Car'ei
Texas. -------..,s'
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LAND OR OIL. OIL OR LAND! which,
Northern Investors have sent me deeds
and abstracts for good properties 10 ex-
change for oil stocks In good companies
or for good Texas lands; for example,
16O acres land In shannon county, Mis-,
souri, 0S0-acre farm In Wright county
Missouri; store and cight-room resi-,
dence In Kansas city, Mo-. eight lots in
Rola Mo-: Rolla has the State school
OF mines Of Missouri; 5000 acres timber
lands In Georgia: who wants 60 heage
Address w Il Sosson 90 Main 81 %
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GOOD colored hoy wants piass
can do most any kinn o. INK,
willing to work, 2Ol6, tnls VIZ W. n
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lNANCIALE. Moskowitz. branch office
In OIL Exchange building, Beaumont Am
IN position TO furnish inside and reliable
information ms 10 the stocks OF the differ.
resp ndence solicited.
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old CANEf plantation for sale, 646 acres
S3S acres In cultivation, timber land good,
Caney Valley railroad running through the
tract, price Sl1 per acre; terms easy 6
per cent interest on deferred pnymeuts
good teaant houses. well watered and
drained by old Caney creek: other bar.
II. A. Armstrong, Box TO- Wharton, Tex
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4 BARGAlN-l20,ncre farm near Hone
l;'Nara county, Texas; 80 acres in cultiva,
ll"h, balance In pasture; well improved I:
must sell to meet note. Apply 10 ii w
H2mlin, Clear Greek, Texas -
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DON'T fail 10 learn personal magnetism
and al the occult sciences, taught nv
MISS Norman Lock box 2O2. a
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GOOD LAND, CHEAP LAND. CLOSE IN
The famous Tuf1y tract of 300 acres.
only six and Il half miles north OF the
court house. Houston. Texas, on grad
ed street, 10 be paved this wear, is or
fcred for short time at only $50 per
acre; Secretary Wilson when here SAID
such lands near city like Houston are
usually worth $500 to 500 an acre. 1
also have 67s acres ine rice or cotton
land at Thompson station, III. and r. Z,
railway. only eighteen miles from Hons.
ton, at $3.50 an acre; very low at the
prices, you win note. For these bargains
address OF call on w. r. Slosson. 225
Main street, Houston, Texas. n
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WANrED--A good German man ard wife,
Woman to do hOrsewurk, lots WulA for
man. Address Nashand Lumber CO.,
Nnshlanh. TnNAR %
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LEND on good security II
y, Little, 3lol. Main street. =
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HIGHEST cash prices paid for old feather
beds. feathers all kinds Send postal
Fox 5A Houston will call: country
shlpments solicited. lli
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FOR SALE Mrs. Boxley's cottage home
II Fairvlcw; no agents. Apply 1918
walker. ~
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WAN led Bright boy about ~ years uf
ng" to work in drug store Addre
202p, this office. "a
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furnished free. white or col
orcd male or female; enjoy our cool free
reading rooms. American Employment
Agency, lu1aH Congress. ~
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HIUHEST CASH PRlCES paid for IRON
brass, copper lead, zinc, rubber. bones
and all kinds OF junks H. NJ. Kamlnskv
X Bros. Galveston. :,
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YOUNG LADY bookkeepcr wanted com
pctcut 10 take charge of books and cor
rcspondencc of a small business. Address
$50 this office -
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WANTED-Wll pay roc per share for 5O0
shares Houston Beaumont on compan,.
stock. Answer 1870. this office 81
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OIL LANDS FOR SALE--For lands Of apv
description on and in the vicinity Il
lamon'S Mound, Apply TO l.. \. Myers,
Richmond. Texas u
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HOMES anywhere in and ont Of town.
Maiu. -
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:, u. HuTCHENS, Nayasota, Texas manu-.
features o saive that cure letter eczema
ringwcrm or old sores of any kind: 81 Der
box. Parties buying this salve and not
benehtcd after using one box money re-,
funded. Write for testimonials 7-iT,Hl
always ind II there. ~
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WANTED--At once by Sabine Tram Co.
az DeWeyvlllc, Texas, twenty-five good
men; those with families preferred; per
nnheht employment and n nice place to
live; good schools nine months i'm the
year; churches, etc. Call ON or write
thrls GraN. forcman. DeMcYyllle. Toy. ~
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FIVE HUNDRED SHARES Manhattan in
blocks Of 100 for 20 cents Address Holt.
room T. kampman building, san Antonio.
u
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TWENTY FIVE wood choppers wanted
three miles from court house, Texas Fuel
company. lois Main. 2S
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FOR SALE-Mammoth bronze turkev
eggs: largest poultry farm la the south.
Giengarry Poultry Yards. somerviiic.
Venn' e-isot
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WANTEN"A trst-oIIss mmbor hOokkecn
or; one fully acquainted with the details
OF large lumber business and capable of
taking charge Of same, must bc quick.
active and all around man aud an cSpr
cially good accountant and double entry
hookkcepcr Apply at once stating salary
desired references, etc. Also wanted. an
Al yardman, that can load aud rapidly
turn out wagons With material, mako out
lumber bin for small houses II necessary
and must he Il quick, practical man Ap-
ply 10 NHllC n Co, Austin, and state sal
airy desired, references and experience
had. -
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WANTED White girl for general house,
work; must be willing 10 work; good
wages. Apply 2Sl6 Austin street %
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WANTED Propositions submitted 10 drlu
well 1900 feet deem: work 10 begin in
90 DAYS. Address Davy Crockett oil and
Mining Co, Crockett, Texas. Is
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ncr lot Que block from Montgomery
avenue, Fifth ward price $500; one
third cash, balance QUE and two years.
Mt = per cent; also ~ acres three ana
half miles southeast from court house
with a new finished cottage, brick un,
dergrnunf cstcrn. iron caSed wei.
ground drains splcndidly all to ono COS
ner; no waste land; lies just OF Icie-
phone road; a very desirable place Tor
dairy or truck garden price $3.50 or,.
third cash, balance ono and two years
az per cent. Lock BOX EOS. Chappen
hllL Texas. ~
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BUSINESS CHAN

FOR NALE OR LEAsr,
Heralu, news and TX III \
70 good man. Donf'' blas('
mean business. Adar. Witt
stead, Texas, or W pem Hn,1
wood, Texas. - ne>qh<
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SOUR LAKE LANDING have 80 acres
LEFT out of q G00acre tract, which we
VIII sell at 5000 per acre: this adiolns
of which sold at $1,000 per acre. oil spring
on land. J. y. Friedman x Co., 911 Con,
grcSs street "a
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WANTED-Two hundred lahorers al 81 M
per day. and nifty sowycrs at 5000 dav,
ON Orange aud Northwestern railroad
sam Robertson Sabine building, Orange
Texas, o9
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II. II. DANCY & coon. commission; OR.
ders for purchase or sale, oil lands and
other lands AMI oil stocks in any ana All
companies solicited; Information furnished
by mail or wire. X. X. Dancy x To
Beaumont. ~
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A GEKMAN eettIeu IHuy -,on
walt ON the sick; l6l6 fres N.--..- 80 80
A NICE. Respectable colored g Is,iI s h
sitlon TO 20 off with a AZ
or here In town, Apply
Polk street. -.------.s
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wan L''~-A Elfl 10 up NnuSHWNfK. Apply
Immediately At 2o3 Austin street "a
MAN I'D "A bNtH-IWU trdNcIimg sulrs
ladies 10 travel sell candles In Texas.
salary paid. Apply II. A. walker, Globe
hotel. llouston, Texas. %
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RELIABLE HELP of all kinds furnished
free; new phone 1919, old ISL American
Employmcnt Agcncy. lOlAlA Congress. II
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WANTED Five 1rst-class Iron moulders
steady work. Mosher Mfg. 50. Dallas,
Texas. u;
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! OFFER 10 Gober AT zoe per share; 100
National oil al soc; $50 Garrick nj So.
me above are believed To he safe stocks
Kiams a.
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WANTED Stcndy. all round COOK. Inl.
ace Restaurant, Nayasota, Texas. ~
GOOD COOK wanted at 1908 Walker
avenue %
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lMPRONEp No. 6 Remington in good re-
pair, Address Cash, l.. O. box 1884 ~
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ONE fancy walnut upright piano with
STOOL and scarf. easy paymcnis., sifJ;
one large rosewood upright pinno.sto,l onti
scarf. easy pasmens, Si3J. Geo ".
Stlcn. COO Travis street near Texas
avenue. :.
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sETTIED GERMAN woman W., wsr u
as housekeeper or cook FOR Ma NJ
a good cook Apply al W
street: In city or out, ~
A coLoRED woman wants SIS. I'M 81. 1
to bring home. Address 49,
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MONEY ADVANCED on salaries 10 re-,
sponsible employees. Vendor lien noics
OF any kind, l.. r. Gray. l0lOls ityas
-aNenue, ROOM =, a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23

FOR bargains In cheap lands SEQ VIM. W.
IhomAs Co, 3l7ia Main; phone -. IS
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WE bUl, sell ana store your furnlture
--- Hou-PS suppIy Honse. 5-27
IL CAPLAN, at 203 Milan street neor
FRANKLIN, pays highest prices for gentle
men Oh clothing and shoes; send postal
1900 -. 49, "a II
BUY, pack, move and store fnrnitur-
ana household goods; all storage moved
Iree' money sdvenced without interest;
only hrst class warehouse in clty r
r.. LOTUS. 2ll Milan street. Phone
wv II
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NEW Hay OF best quality ever harvosfci:
ask about prices lIabeggcr III Campo.
lcNNS. I'll
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FOR RENT.

THREE rooms furnished or unfurnished lol
hight Housekeeping; also piano lfy .,a
Milan. ~