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Bank of England discounts.

The action of the Bank of England
in raising the rate of discount is just
at this time rather significant circum-
stance Such course by England s
great bank is always matter of i'm
portance to the commercial world, in
dicating, as it does, desire on the part
of the bank to protect its gold reserve.
Only last week Bradstreets comment
ed with evident satisfaction upon the
failure of the bank to raise the rate.
1t was hailed as sign of an easy mon
ey market in London, which in general,
means that gold may be spared for
shipment, and this is always matter
of Importance to other countries. 1t is
! important to our own at this time for
the financiers of Wall Street have been
somewhat anxious about the monetary
situation there.
The action of the bank is spoken of
as unexpected, but it is not apparent
why 1t should not have been looked for
Monetary conditions upon the conti-
| nent have been going from bad to
| worse. The banks of Germany have
been shaky for many months. and the
industrial situation in that country bor-
ders upon the critical. 1t is, intimated,
though, and probably it is true, that
| the prospective French loan has been
! the immediate cause Not that France
would be likely to go to England to
| borrow the money 1t would hardly be
necessary for her to do that. But if the
loan is fioated this month. it probably
will, as intimated by the dispatches,
lead to a withdrawal of large French
balances now held by the bank. This
would reduce the gold reserve, and a
sharp advance in the discount rate
would become imperatively necessary.
The directors evidently felt that it was
wiser to take time by the foreiock and
raise the rate now
But, whatever may be the specific
cause, the action of the bank must be
taken as an indication Of the delicacy
of the monetary situation as it exists
generally at the worlds great money
centres. Our own excessive revenue
collections are seriously affecting busi-
ness conditions here. while the INSULT
cheney of the French revenue. which is
likely TO lead to the floating Of very
considerable loan. is a disturbing factor
in Europe. These things, coupled with
the fact that in Europe generally there
has been a severe reaction from the
boom times of a year or two years ago,
naturally begets a feeling of nervous
ness in business circles, and suggests
the propriety of conservatism.
The Washington times., 1901-11-02

The delivery of a deed is necessary to
convey title holds the Supreme Court of
Alabama, in the case of Fitzpatrick VS..
Brigham go So. Rep, 500. and a deed
becomes effectual as d conveyance of I'll
tie only from the date of its delivery.
The Washington times., 1901-11-02

clause in a will whereby the income
of legacy TO a minor is not directed to
be paid TO him at majority. but to be held
in trust for him on certain contingency
for life. and thereafter distributed to
other persons, is held by Fitzgerald. of
the Surrogate Court New York County,
in re Snyder Estate az n. 7, Supp. 61),
to be invalid as an Illegal accumulation.
and the income passes to the parties en-
titled to the next interest in the fund
which produced it.
The Washington times., 1901-11-02

Though a salesman may have special
authority to make a particular sale Of
goods unconditional, yet, if in making
the contract of sale he inserts condi-
tion that 1t shall he Subject to confirma-
tion." the Supreme Judicial Court of
Maine in the case of Gilman VS.. Stock
$50 Att Rep, 81, holds that no action can
be maintained for the nondelivery OF the
goods without showing confirmation of
the sale by the principal.
The Washington times., 1901-11-02

Where the charter of benefit society
provides for the suspension or expulsion
-of a member for nonpayment of
dues, but further provides that no mem
ber shall be suspended or expelled with
out fair and impartial trial the Court
Of Appeals of Kentucky, in the case Of
Rogers VS.. Union, etc. Co. (6i S. W. Rep,
f4iJ. holds that a member in default as
to payment of dues continues to be
member in good standing until suspended
or expelled, and until then is entitled to
sick hanafifs
The Washington times., 1901-11-02

The maintenance Of a telephone line
over the land of another for over twenty
years does not raise presumption that
the company originally had license so to
do, holds Forbes, of the Supreme Court,
Delaware County, New York. ir, the case
of Andrews VS.. Delhi, ETC., Co. ~ n. Y.
Supp, 50J, but it will be presumed that
such occupation was subordinate to the
rights of the land owner.
The Washington times., 1901-11-02

The British expedition. under Major
Austin, which has been making surveys
along the Anglo-Abyssinian frontier had
a terrible experience. After trayersing
vast regions of swamps, they penetrated
the practically unknown country of Bona,
and in March last they entered the desert.
where for a month. they underwent great
suffering and privation. OFTEN ii was
necessary TO keep the animals without
water for forty-eight hours. At the he
ginning OF April water was found, the
expedition reaching the Sacchi River.
There Major Austin found on a bush
piece of rag. which proved to be silk
handkerchief, with an initial b. In the
corner. II undoubtedly belonged to the
Italian explorer BottegO. who was mur-
dered in this region some years ago. After
leaving the Sacchi supplies began to give
out, and the situation became most crlti-
cal. officers and men being reduced to less
than half rations. orders had to be given
to kill the transport animals for food II
was then decided to strike south into the
Uganda protectOrate. the main survey
having been completed between the Sudan
and Abyssinia. II was not until May
tnat Lake Rudolph was reached. Here a
band of TuTkhana swept down upon the
caravan and murdered three soldiers
whom they left dead on the ground. AT
midnight they tried to rush the camp but
were beaten OFF They followed the eX-
pcdition for some days, and kept up a
dcsultory rear and flank attack, In whicn
several more of Major Austin's men lost
their lives During the whole of this try
ing time the Sudanese displayed great gal
Iantry, despite the fact that they were
almost starving. The expedition next
proce. ded south toward Lake Raringo
being still unable to obtain supplies of
food ard all being more or less in state
hardening on collapse. In .luiS Lake
Barirgo was reached. and at the British
post there their sufferings ended. But by
this time only fourteen men out of fifty
nine were alive.
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Where a verdict finds defendant guilty
OF crime a recommendation in that YER
dict by the jury to the mercy of the court
has no legal effect, is mere surplusage,
and cannot be considered in an appellate
court to set aside the Judgment Of the
trial court in fixing punishment. holds the
Supreme Court of Appeals of West Vir-
ginia in the case of State VS.. Newman (39
S. L. Rep, 500.
The Washington times., 1901-11-02

Where an alley. dedicated for the COM
mon use of two lots abutting thereon. had
been adversely used by the owner of one
of the lots for more than forty years,
the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, in the
case of Hogan vs. PeudenniS Club (6f 5.
W. Rep, 46i), holds that the right OF the
city and OF the other owner was barred
by the statute of limitations.
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WALES VELVET CREAM softens rough
skin; % cents. oil Congress. I!
GO TO NAPLES DRUG STORE; you can
always find 1t there, n
WE MANUFACTURE tents, awnings, tar
paulins, wagon covers, etc, We make the
best horse cover in the market Try one
Price list for the asking Your orders So
licited. hattmann & kneeland ent Co. II
BEST SET TEETH 500 Diamond Dental
90. II
OPIUM. MORPHINE, WHISKY HABITS
cured m 10 10 days without pain or in.
Jury 10 patient; no pay until cured aud per.
fectly satisfied In case OF failure will nay
all patents expenses while here. also rail-
road fare both ways. Best references. Ad.
dress Matthews Home. 900 Day Ave, West
End Sar Antonio, Texas u
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LOST. FOUND. STOLEN.

LoST-lu opera holsa. Saturday matinee
chaielaine bag containing s. gold piecs
one key and handkerchief finder please r.
turn TO Mrs. A. j. Schoenmann, 900 Pres
ton. 10
LoST--A small diamond pin at MILKY q
Dow hall Thursday night. Finder viii te
rewarded II returned 10 Miss Haln, corner
Pierce and Travis 10
y tST-BetWesn san Jacinto BRIDGE and
book and Way hills Return 10 i0l san
Jaeipto end receive reward S. J WEST
heinor 10
LnST-0ne s-months- odd spotted black and
white Coach Bitch. Return 10 H. Sonnen
al Andrew street and receive reward, IL
LOST OR SToI.EN--white liver spotted dog.
IS months old. left ear diShgured as rartly
broken answers to name OF Mack, liberal
reward for return TO Otto Sens IL
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS

NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRS-Bid viii he
received at the office of Mr. V. W,ess
beaumont, Texas, until 10 O'Clock a I'm
February 20 for the erection of n hvs.
story brick and steel office BUILDING for
Mr.. V. Wiess. Tho owner reserves thc
right to reject any and all bids or nc al
any one he chooses. Plans can he seen ~
V, Wess' office and at the office of s i.
MeAdoo, architect, San Antonio, Texas. Is
BIDS ARE INVITED for the constru,, I'm
oil pile wood lrestls bridge at the ex.
yehsion OF the Harrisburg shell road. over
rum gully, in accordance with plans ON
ME with the county surveyor Bids viii
DC opened by the commissioners sour, -,
y m. o'clock on Thursday, February "a
AsVl, ana the right Is reserved 10 reiae,
any and all bids BIDS must be acc1Ins
PANIED With certified check for $50 az svi-
eence OF good faith. and the suecessInI
oluaer VIII be required to furnish a per.
iormanee bond in the sum OF $3.50 + i,
1asmer, County Judge. Harris County. n
BIDS ARE INVITED for The constTuoi7o5 :,
steel bridge over White Oak havon ~ ~
the Houston Heights boulevard: sald hrid Az
VIII ne oullt in accordance with plans 80
speclneatons now on Ale in the offica ~
VIC county surveyor OF Harris county ma
should oe addressed to the conm ssionsss
seurI ana must be accompanied by "a,
s'heu eheck IN the sum OF $3.50 as an az,
uehSe OF good faith. BIDS will be nnansa
s ~, ~ m o'clock on Thursday. Februsry ~
49, eha the right Is reserved 10 rstsc,
sI} anu al bids. The successful bidder
NJ MI 90 required 10. furnish q performane.
co na N me sum OF $1,000 z. H. vasmsr
e0uny 1uase. Harris County. Tsxis, 1;
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MONpAf--Speeials: Ladies'. men and misses.
ECO shoes, Csc per Monaay. Bg Boston
Store. IA
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ARE YOU 4 sUFFERKRs- from o6ogIIV- T6e1

AXE YOU SUFFERER from obesity, rhou-
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diseases. deranged circulation dyspepsia
consumption, kidney trouble, female weak,
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consultation and examination free This
week s. A. Rommes, NJ D.. H. D. D. o.
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FOR RENT--.o acres improved, "a miles
from the court house, for DAIRY or garden
ing f. c. Boeait, Citizens Telephone Co.
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FOR SALE.

BRAND NEW upright piano. latest style.
travis s,reet. ". NJ BAKER. 10
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BUSINESS O.:

ippno..rI!tun.ty for i, nolan Elan N
! n ans, an Clothing 'gss.sslnsit \
-----, slS overcoa ior n '.s "
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REAL ESTATE for sale; houses TO ren:,
money to lend. X. \. Little. 3l0iS Malr
street o,
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HOUSES, HOUSES-See us before rentIng
as we. control the largest rent list In city
rye Co, sos KAN building; Citizens
-pnone iOo 10
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EVERY WORD of your prophesies cane
true. Mig j. Lleberman Gil Second ST..
Trenton n. j. Every one taatifes that my
readings are satisfactory trial reading. i0s:
give date Of birth. l.. Thomson, kausai
City. Mo 10
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W,ANTED-T'o borrow :. III y,
city property. Adares. - Z
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FINE ACCOMMODATION for two gentlemen
Mho sleep In day time lsl0 Preston. two
bio. Ks from Main stree. 10
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NINE. l.. wEsTPHAL's Partisan Masquo-
rade costumes for rent a35a Main street
|
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AMTEp--Two or three due. ladies to room
and board two blocks from center Of city
Address Lsdy Stranger, this ofhce 10
WIDOWS well educated. good family
wishes 10 correspond with gentlemen OF
SANE kind Mrs S. Lee, Houston Tex. 10
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CANCER cured at home by internal treat
meUt. no knife, plaster or pam. Book and
testimonials mailed tree. Cancer Institute,
~ W aga St, n Y.
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FOR SALE.

a-brac, toys. China water lilies, etc; also
umbrella coverings. Yam Lay Co, lOl6H
Preston II
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muoh Tor hcrseH mat she VIII pogltivcIy
accept no fee unless you ind her superior
faction Is given. She doesn't want your
nnnAN N M moi A.a.Gl Sim. nla.L
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WANTED-Eyery lady In Houston thai il
suffering from female weakness from any
cause 10 know that Hygiene and Osteo-
pathy combined has cured hundreds; why
not your Consultation free Rr. Rommes
Hyglenlc and Osteopathic Inhrmary, suites
401-4Ol, Mason building, fourth floor 10
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HOW BIG is YOUR BUST?--Dr. Conway's
Bust Tabloids is the only remedy on eartn
which onlargcs the bust to 10 inches; no
treatment, Sl'Go il we cant; sealed fartg
&c stamps Conway Speqihc Co, 22S Ire
mont street nop.uu Mass 10
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BLOOD POIsON, elthCT prlnarY, aDeoudaIy
or tertiary, producing Copper coored spots,
pimpes. sore throat, aches, old sores, III
GERS, mucous patches in mouth, bair or
eyebrows falling out, failing sight, rhel-
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end forever cured without the use OF mer-
curry 10y the wonderful Botanic Blood tialin
(B T.. 81; few weeks use OF when
makes clean. healthy being, after com
plete failure with the Hot Springs and
other treatment Is. e. Il. thorUighly
tested for thirty years. over 5000 voluntary
testimonials of cures by b, Is b, Druggists
81. Trial treatment free by writing Blood
Balm Co. 30 Mitchell street. Atlanta Ga.
Medical advice also free
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MoNEY LOANED on real ,,, = 4
cry. 7, NJ KennsiS'
Phone l1i1. ---------', 4
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j. - HCTCHENS. NaVaso.a. Texas, manu-
features n salve that will cure letter. CO.
aenla. rlngworn or old sores OF any kind
rrice $loo nor box Amy one buying this
Snlve and not benefited money refunded
Write for testimonials. i-l7-al
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MORPHINE. opium laudanum. cocaine hab-
q, myself cured will inform YOU of harm
less. permanent home cure. Mrs. Bald
win. nnx lYl2 ChirnGo.
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If YOU ARE SICK and have become dis
gnsted with taking drugs, cali and see
us, and we may be able to cure you, az
we have hundrads Of others after all
nope OF cure was gone; 1t costs You
nothing to Investigate our method Rommes
Hysienic and Osteopathic lnnrmary, su. %
sG9-t0l Mason block, fourth floor. 10
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LADfES Dr. Stritkland's Regulator relieves
in five hours, tox free. amp fer particu-
lars. Crown Chemical Co. D 80, Milw2u-
lee WIS. 10
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CLAtRVOYANT-Mr Knox; past. present
aud future revealed iG5 st Charles street
between Preston and Prairie II
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MeNDAY--speeials: 81 90 Corsets, nix. blue.
or white: Partisan shapes zoe each. big
Bosom Store. 10
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FOR SALE-2205 acres, part N Liberty and
part IN Montgomery county. railroad runs
through IT. price 80. Is per acre, Ia cash;
three sections IN Mon gomery county, near
raiirold; prce 81 10 lash John Il. valley
l0i6ia Congress avenue Houston Texas. Is
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WANl'ED-One or two young lady CORE
sPonaents for pleasure and amusement
Address Glen Arthur, Gen. Del, city, 10
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4 AIDES! Use ChIehestcrs English eNCyroy Al Pills.
4, Hc.tI snirstl OnlS Keablel Take other.
buy of your HruEgist End &C., stamps for pnftlo'
NRcrf .of LAdus, in Ic'ssr NaiI.
Cbishestur Chemical Co., phugda-, Pa-
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SOMETHING you can -Four-ply Collars
an shapes, AZ l-3c Ben Liebman, glt
Congress. IL
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SPECIAL for McnGay-75c Boys Shirts. S7ilc,
SOC Boys Knee Pants. zoe: shoe Polish. l
2Sc boule loc; 81 slight Shirts A5c Ben
Lehman. gl5 Congress Il
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NINE. g. BRUCE. the celebrated clalrvoyant
and medium. has permanently located at
7lS Main street, Nine f. Bruce makes to
claim to greatness, but she will say so
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms with
path gentlemen preferred. 1908 Rusk ave-
nue. 10
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DETECTIVE AGENCY Trained detectives
furnished for c.vil and criminal inyestiga-
tons: reasonable rates: correspondence So
l.ol,ed James Mcctne, Box 100. Houston,
TeXas. n
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MoNDAY-Specials. loo, 15c eoc embroideries
Ton Store. ia
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FINANCIAL

MONEY TO LoAN-MoniAlSs ,II ~,
defnito contract, +. \. ts sIssl
deity SAVINGS AssoolatlonN; . NJ
b. Smith, over Houslua -
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YOUR BUST enlarged ak inches; failure i'm
pesshe 10 ooo testimonials: full particu-
lars sent Henled Aurum Medicine Co.
Dent 1s5, Chicago u
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FOuR NICELY furnished rooms, complete
lor Hght housekeeping: modern convent
ehces no children wanted. Address $500.
lIlS once.
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INVEST IN DILL am O, M. 81!
cat to develop rich o.. .,d ,a1' ! 4
opportunity for lnss .Sasat.
money on small .nyes, a AID
son ii. Russell. Akron. -
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FOX THE hauds0mest and up-to-date line
OF Hats see our line, Ben Lehman tht
Mons Furnishing Store. gl5 Congress Il
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.,s1 zoo TO LOAN On n'g / d
lewest rates OF in.s's, Il seltrs Z
II desired: 20 dfisy,,s rs W.
Apply to N. 1. Ml1s:-. --,-.
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FOR sALE-Ih ree heauLIfuI TnIru Waru
homes l2room modern throughout, on
walker avenues price $500; part cash.
balance time, S-room In hrst-class loca-
ton, near Crawford. UP to date IN every
respect, price SGS00; three lots and large
mnderu home, on one of the finest corners
IN Houston. $500 will buy ~ cheaper
homes. vacant lots, lands, etc. In fact, our
Lamb g Co, All Bnz building. 10
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LOST, FOUND, STOLEN.

7-MoNrIS-oLD white and black spotted
setter named "Felow" straycd or stolen
from my yard February = | will give re-
ward for his return . me. f r. Ilanlhlcn.
10
oGNp--Vaiuahle Masonic locket With ini-
tials l., T. owner can recover same by nay
iEs suitable reward. y. II. Halter, i7ls
Webster avenue, Houston n
srhA4ED OR sFoLEN---A bay mare mule
scar On nose. no brand; reward II returned
70 Berlrs -Cortes Hsfdware Co. II
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MARRIAGE PAPER containing hundrals o;
advertisements OF ladies aud gentlemen.
many rich, from all sections. free. }. w.
Gunne1s Toledo, Ohio. II
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FOX SALE CHBAP--one black walnut oed
fooh SUE, consisting OF osdstesd, dresser.
nesnstaLd, WARDROBE, with French pate
Sass, IAN rack and center taoie. We also
haFc lew carpets ana mating, and many
.oNer househoi1 Jod6 TO offer eneap. Come
ana see US, Hlli Furniture Co.. lEil Con-
ettsB avenue 10
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PRoFEssIoND

VIM. l. CAMP z ,sins sai
painting. paper h ,.agian Leii
also agent for baNs a
$40 Fannin. -----.,Tsl y
L. ". CRAIG nss ,,,'sing "A
room 4Os Kan D1. Tr,lrSl
DEFECTIVE AGEN,,ua,p and crislg',,'
furnished for 81 ,alss: cor, \
tons; reasonaoiss ,scans. b'i z
iicited. James ~
Texas. -.-cs 0F,
;. o. COTTON y ,sr.' W.
Agents AMI Adiustels; n =!
rR. W II. McEiroy; Z, capS1sc
yuffly's; entrances "
Texas.
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"WoMEN's BLESSING Priyate prescrip-
ton positive cure for suppressed or irreg-
free. l. NJ Horne NJ, d Drawer w Igi
Chicago H. 10
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VINh ACCOMMODATIONS Tor two gentlemen
S Sno sleep in day time: 1910 Preston, two
blocks from Main street.. 10
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Z" on improved farms ls.sssssssIs \
terest, VIM H. y
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NoNEy Io4NED in small 1. Z,
on Houston real e .,..,s loans q
negotIated; short t'nM d ~
personal properly
TeNaS avenue. 4
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LADtEs-send today for my free Monthly
Regulator: never fails; something new
Mrs. F.. Beard. Olive street. Louisville
Ky 10
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MONDAf--Specials; Men's 81 90 oolore1 sun
eo.em shirts 5os each. Big Boston store Ia
MGNDAe --s. ec'als; l.ades' zoe sailor hats.
i9c, 25e sailor hat.. lie Monday Big 10 I,
on Store ~
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WANTED-Pupils to study shorthand a
night. Apply at 1920 Walker avenue
MADAM vALREE- Spiritual medium, %
Main street,
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iNo-SToRl eight-room modern home, good
repair; good ne.ghborhooi. close in partly
furnished If desired. Address Home this Of
nee IL
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MONEY TO LoAN-We h avn 4
in amounts 10 suit I oz1
rate of interest. VIM. =
Co. eco Kiam bulldlls.1
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hONDAY-$2.0 90 in premium stamps for each
aollar spent in our store. Big Boston
store, 10
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AoNpAf-Sp Specials; Boys long pants, sight-
" damaged, Csc par; mems pants slight
~ dameged isc pair Big Boston Sore Id
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Give who died on the 9th instant, was 4
member OF the club; the members viii
please pay up as promptly as possible; the
directors elected for the coming year are
r. Rai.ey. Dr. Pete Arnold. General Man
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10

FOR RENT-stall room for all day meat
market Apply TO Lloyd, PIT Congress ave.
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