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The colored American., 1901-06-08
900 9TH st. NV.
The River Queen.

The Following dates have been chartered
for Motley Hall, Lower Cedar Point ana
Glvmopt on Steamer River Queen
June 6. Junk Dealers to Lower Cedar Folnl'
June7 Ri Admiral Club. Glymount -.
un 20, Old Point Social Club 10 dIy hont
June II, s. q. Brooks Lodge Odd Felo"s "
lime II, keystone Social CLUB.
Lower Cedar Point. , a-
June Is, Virginia Ave Baptist church hO"0i
Cedar Point
June IL Crescent Social Club.
JuDe IS SterIlrg Pleasure Club NO.
lime 20. Oxford Pleasure Club
June 81. Young Mems Protective League
lime o. The EatOsca Social CluD.
June 25, Israel c. NJ. K. church,
June 26. r. II. GunneIl LodgeG. U.O ofO' r
June % The Epicureans,
July / Yale Social Club Clymonb
July q South End ,theletic CIuD
JnIy f. T. N Brown Odd Fellows Looge'
July s. Bill pulley Social Club Co60r
JuIy 10 Corola Social Club Lower OoU0'
Point
July II, KNIGHTS Temple Lodge co6er
July Is, st John aid Socisty, Lower O0N-
July l6 Masonic Excursion. .. "a.
July 25, st John Aid Society 10 bo"0'
dar Point. 4, IN Sc
Churches or clubs or parties deslIIns nsIo, ~ AT
cure good dates shou see Capt. VIZ ST or
OF &C. His residence Is lo4 EaSI N0P'
n street Wharf southwest.
The colored American., 1901-06-08
THE FLORIDA HOLOCAUST.

Mrs. Victoria Earl Matthews Gives q Pen
Picture of the Horror and Suffering
Atro-AmericanS Lose Much but are
Loyal and as Usual Bear the Brunt of
Burden Relief WO k by the Women
Deeds of HeroiSm
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-13

tungstate from which tungstic acid
Is very extensively used in the
latest process of annealing and
tempering steel. a small Per cent
Of tungsten giving great hardness
and toughness 10 steel.
Ore which goes 50 per cent tang-
site acid is worth from $500 II to
500 tor. An average sample of
ore from Dalton and Dixon's mine
a sayed 20 cent tungstic acid. A
bushel of ere which assays 10 per
cent will weigh nearly 400 pounds.
So it is really seen that a good
hubernite mine is far ahead of
most gold and silver mines.
A correspondent writing to the
Carson Weekly from San Fran
cisco has the following to say OF J.
A. Miller of this county:
Joe Miller, ex-county clerk OF
Austin, New. is stopping at the
Grand Hotel. Mr.. Miller has dis
posed Of a group of mines known
as the Morse mines, located at
Austin. to a syndicate of capitalists
from Des Moines. Iowa, for a con-
sideration of $4,000. The new
company will Immediately employ
80 men and in a few months will
probably employ loo. Mr.. Miller
says Austin will be the best To-
cality in the State Of Nevada"
Ne we're informed a few DAYS
ago that the sale of the New Pass
mines near Austin would be con-
summated on the first of next
month TO Salt Lake capitalists.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-13

To enable all who so desire. to
attend the Carson City Carnival
the Nevada Central Railroad Com
pany will make a round trip rate
between Austin and Battle Noun
tain of $40. to be in effect from
July 1st to 10th inclusive.
The Carson City Carnival will
be held July 81, 18th. 9th AMI 9th.
The citizens of Carson City guar
antee their guests a most enjoyable
holiday and expect to see all of
different counties of Nevada well
represented.
A. c. LUCK. General Manager.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-13

We know how anxious anyone who
reads this communication with a
view to such n change will be 10
make no mistake. and We feel the
enormity of the crime anyone
would commit who took advantage
of strangers under such circum-
stances.
We do not recommend our State
to the man who wants to come
here and clerk in a dry goods
store or tend bar nor do We
hold ont n particular encourage
ment to members OF the legal CT
medical professions. We = not
suffering for clergymen, music
teachers nor schoolmasters. But
there are two classes of people
that We think can find a large and
fruitful field here. One is the live
wide-awake. Industrious farmer.
with money to buy his land and
water right and the other is the
capitelist, with means to bring
water and land together in large
fine valleys which have not as
vet been reclaimed. but which are
the best lands We have free from
rock, alkali and ridges: or to estab-
lish manufactures to work up the
wool clip, to tan the hides which
are now shipped out in the rough
and back as manufactured articles.
to make paper pulp, woodenware,
etc. by the aid Of the water power
which now runs to waste.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-13
ON c
Ed. NEyADAN.


Dear Sir:-I have been request
ed by a patron of your valued pa
rer to write you a communication
expressing my opinion on dancing
generally, and especially of the
.up-to-date'' way in which the lady
is held By the dancing swain OF
today. whose nymphys in every
grace excel, lin self estimation.)
Permit me to say at the outset
that | may not be considered mar
row minded on the subject or that
it may not be looked upon as a
case of sour grapes"-that | my
self dance now and have danced a
number Of years.
Now. in regard to dancing, | do
not oppose it literally speaking.
but | do think that the "up-to-
date way of holding the lady, viz:
with the right arm about her
waist, her right hand held closely
up TO the neck In such a manner
that her arm falls across the gen.
tleman's breast, and he leaning
over her in that most ungracefnl.
unnatural and | might say thor
oughly disgusting attitude We too
often now see in the ball room. has
placed a stigma on dancing which
stains its purity and leaves it no
longer an edifying, innocent
amusement but renders it a weird.
degenerate practice. ~deseryedly
against which the entire christian
church is leading an organized
crusade.
Dancing, If properly used, is a
benefit physically and is far from
being demoralizing. 1t is more
conducible in acquiring grace and
easiness of manner than any other
ordinary pleasure. In my opinion
it is something every young lady
should learn. but possessing those
peculiar distinctive qualities which
render it capable of SO much good
and at the same tine SO much evil
it should be most judiciously
used.
In conclusion therefore allow
me to say that l foster dancing if
properly carried on, but dancing
the "up-to-date' way | have de-
scribed, | condemn as ungraceful
in the extreme, pernicious to the
morals and ignominious. 1t is a
practice every young lady should
shun and condemn for the moral
safety of her kind and which
all young men should condemn
for the protection of their mothers
sisters and s~weethearts.
Sincerely Yours.
PAUL WYBERT.
Battle Mountain, Apr. 10, 1901.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-13
School Report.

Report of the Battle Mountain
Public School for the month of
May, 1901:
Number of boys enrolled s.
Number OF girls enrolled II.
Per cent of attendance 81.
Honor Roll-Clara Mcintyre
81. Lena Uren 81, Geo. Ganser SO,
Beatrice Woolcock 81, Lizzie Nor
ris 81, Maggie Human So, Estslla
Weaver 90, Lulu Weaver 81. Geo.
Norris 81, Stanley Nooleock %,
Eddie George SO, Fred Uren 81,
Viva Wilson 9S, May Wilson 20,
Trina Eqoff 81. Nellie Langford
50. Mike May SO, Nellie Conway
96, Dan Conway 95.
II. f. RANDALL, Principal.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Number of boys enrolled %.
Number Of girls enrolled H..
Whole number enrolled 80.
Per cent of attendance So.
Honor Roll-Roy Hagar 90,
Ralph Hagar 90, Irene Egoff "a,
Mary Egoff 81. Ida Weaver 90,
Mary Bidart 81, Bea Cooper 81,
Ernest Uren 80, Tommie Kend
rick %, James Langford 80, Helen
Willis 90. Fay Smith 81, Juanita
Bidart 81, Edith Kendrick 92,
Enrol Licking 90, Henry Hood 90,
Clifton Ganser 81, John Bidart
80, Herbert Uren 81. Harry Norris
SO. CLARA NJ. MoGoyAGLE,
Teacher.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-13
Austin Mining Notes.

T. FL. Dalton and Frank w.
Dixon of Austin have lately dis
covered a rich body of hubnerite
or wolframite, and from all indica-
tons the ore is in sufficient guam
tity to make it a very valuable
property.
Hubnsrite is q manganese
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-13

Manager Kruttsschnit and party
passed East Tuesday morning in
a special train of three cars. Con-
ductor Rocky had charge of the
special.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-13
TERMS.
NEVADA.

Let no one imagine that in COM
ing to Nevada he leaves the ordi-
nary comforts of civilized life be-
hind him. Many settlements are
issolated, ii is true. but none that
has as many as ten children are
asked to go without a school of
their own. All the money realized
from the sale Of lands goes into the
school fund. which now contains
a million and a quarter OF dollars
in money and interest paying
bonds.
The state maintains a Univer-
sity and a Normal School at Reno,
and the United States an Agricul-
tural Experiment Station at the
same place. Excellent High
Schools can be found at Virginia.
Carson, Reno, Elko and elsewhere,
and the best grade of Common
Schools everywhere. Teachers
get fine salaries ranging from S65
to S125 per month and more in
larger towns.
Church privileges are within
reach of nearly all, while Lodges
of Masons, Odd Fellows, Knights
of Pythias, Workmen, and the
higher bodies of the same, and
other Orders are numerous.
They will 60 nowhere on the
continent and find a healthier and
pie lsanter climate. Many diseases
common to the rainy regions, such
as malaria, consumption, hydro
phobia and sunstroke are not
known here.
On this subject we quote from the
report of our State Surveyor Gen
eral the following, which are well
known facts:
Nevada lies between the thiity-
fifth and forty second parallel,
north latitude. 1t con- equently
lies in a belt that contains all tenn
peratures from that required to
grow cotton and cane to that nec-
essary to the hardening of oak or
ash. Through all sections there
prevails that dryness of atmos-
phere peculiar TO this region. In
the absence of dews and moisture
malaria does not evist in this clear
dry atmosphere. The days are
mild and pleasant; the sunshine,
so clear aud bright. gives cheerful
ness everywhere.
The nights are cool and inyigor-
atiag; neve sultry or close. On
account of the lack OF humidity
the extremes of heat or cold are
not perceptible as in most eli
mates. Nc hea. is oppressive in
my part OF the state. Summer
evenings are always cool and
pleasant and serve as a tonic for
the following day. In Winter the
mercury falls at times to zero and
In some localities much below, but
with all hal the Winters are never
severe, and many days, at times
months, r like Spring. Like
thunder showers occur in summer
months, leaving a delightful, cool
and refreshing atmosphere. TAX
ing it all in all, the climate of Ne
vada cannot be excelled. 1t has
more of the pleasant sunshine, de-
lightfully lovely days and beau
tiful weather thar any part of the
United States. Nevada can truly
be called the land Of sunshine. A
great benefit from its clear dry
climate seems to come to those af-
fected with lung and throat troub-
les, and is most excellent for as
thma. Ii people in the East only
knew of u climate they would
prefer it to Southern California"
We know how seriously this
subjec. of changing the family
home affects all who contemplate
it, for every one in Nevada has
moved and some Of us many times.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-13
no AGENTS..

All mining companies operating in this and
adjoining districts, and all other parties hav-
ing business dealings with this paper. viii
please transact the sane with Us directly. as
re have no agents In San Francisco or other
places
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-13

Report of the Battle Mountain
Public School for the month of
Nav. 1901:
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-13

One year by mail
Six months by mail
One month by mail
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS addressed TO the
commissioners court OF Harris county
Texas at Houston, Texas, will be re-
ceived MP to y o'clock noon ON phurs.
day, August ID A. D.. 1901. for furnish.
ing the necessary material ANA construct.
ing twenty tive miles approximately of
paved roads as follows Ten miles on the
Washington road, commencing nj the end
OF the present pavement aud extending
for ten miles nOrthwardly along sad
road. Five miles on the Houston and
Crosby road commencing nc the iron
hridge over Greens bayou and extending
oastWardly along said road for I'VE miles.
On the san Felipe road commencing at
the city limits and extending along said
road for two miles. on the Telephone
road commencing al the city limits and
extending to the bridge over Brays bayou,
distance Of two aud one-fourth miles APP
proNlmatcly, and ON The Atasroccta road.
beginning where the pavement now ends
and extending for i've miles. lids are
wanted for the construction of said roads
In macadam, gravel combination of gravel
and shell and rock ana shell In coinhna-
ton. to include the necessary grading,
emhankment aud ditching, NIL Ia accord.
ON file IN the office OF the county sur
Neyor Of Harris county, Texas. All bids
II ust be accompanied 10y certified check
upon some local bank In a sum equal ia
payable TO the county judge. TO be for.
Neited as llquidHtpd damages hy the
successful bidder who fails to enter intO
contract and bond as required. The sue
eesstul bidder Will be required To enter
into bond in sum equal 70 one luurth
90 of the contract price conditioned upon
the faithful performance of the contract
The right Is reserved To reject any and
all bids Specifications viii be Furnished
80 all Intending bidders who request the
same from the county surveyor William
Bradhurn, ESD, T.. III, Nasmcr
County Judge Harris Co, Texas. so
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

NOTICE no CONTRACTORS Sealed pro.
posals viii he received hy tue president
and members OF the police jury Up L.
~ o'clock noon, September 3, 1901, at
the office OF the clerk of the police jury
at Lake Chaglea Caicasieu parish. La.
for the remodeling and additions so the
parish cour, house. Plans and, speelhca-
lions can be seen after August . 30 the
office ot the above clerk and at the Office
OF X. y. Steele, Houston, Texas, and at
the Dallas and Shreveport Offices Of the
James Rely Gordon Co., Architects,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
i stSst HEIGHTS OFFICE. 200 MAIN
honsion Heights lots Our prices are
""est anu terms the best 10 be had
JOHN A. MILROY. Agent. II
AGENTS WANTED.

TIE sla Kansas Mutual Lie insurance w57T,
III senis In Texas TO sell the most
NJ az policy ever placed on the marKnt,
iSs so results 70 policy holders; annual iiv.
alrect with company on full reno yai ,,ssIs
aisi me most liberal ever granted nv M
NM nne company; have scylral ,lisirIci 4
Hail upieni write for particulars. Il.
r-- 49,. sen~ral agent. Elgin, Texas 70
s,as = agents with Conveyance 10 handle
microscopes and Views. Profits SIS m
Co per per month. American Stereoscopie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

100000 TO LOAN to build homes, take
o. and extend vendor lien notes, etc,
monthly ny R aS{mIfnts; tgon Smith' atf"g
nee over Houston National bank, Mar
and Congress, Houston, Texas Il. H.
Pollard, special agent a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

SEE ARNOLD & ROBERTS, 6l0M Main
street, Heiner building. They make city
property q speciality. Should you desire
they will get you Immediate results. They
Will offer, for the next ten days. some
beautiful homes in Third. Fourth and
Sixth wards, also some in other wards
beautiful lots in Fair Grounds extension
at $500 per lot. Now Is the time to secure
a good home. 20
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WANTED TO KRNT.

WANTED TO RENr-A three or four-roon,
cottage In nice, quiet neighborhood
n,t 70 exceed $40 a month, by small
quiet family, G.. A. Nygaard, i618 ave-
mus h. Galveston. m
THE CONC0RDlA CLUB. a newly formed
social Organization, Is DESTROYS Of pro.
curing Suitable quarters owners Of pfop
ertl suitable Tor this purpose, or those
contemplating building Will ploase rnil
upon Chas. J, Wolf, chairman committee
aVd Main street ~
WANTED 10 reno or lease. land near
Houston for garden IT dairy Addres
W. H.. Berkeley, Montgomery, Texas. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
SECRET SOCIETIES.

cALLEr, MEETING Holland
n Lodge No / tonight at 5 o'clock
On for work In Masters Degree !
@If;NR members Gray Lodge No ,;'20
mn pnd sojourning brethren cordial
~ Invited TO be present. l..
Lechenger W. NJ; VIII \. Kidd, secrc,
tary. ---.z. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

FOR tents, awnings, tarpaullns, etc, write
or 'phena Kattmann & Kneeiand Tent
Co., 313is Main street, Houston. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

WOOTAN WELLS WAITER for sale, only
at Lewyn's Drug store, two glasses for
SO or 25c gallon. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

= Nl'EklENCED dry good 4
nun nnd wanted one who can a a, al slo-,>,
anu English preferred. :" speak Ga,n.'.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

OSTE0PAYUY Drs. William CLARK,
Blanche Mcc0-uiek, graduates "Ameri
rna school of Octcopathy," Kirksytlle,
atb. under NoundoU Or A, r.. Stllli
CONSULTATION frec new phone $50, 32l 30
Mason block. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

TAKE Drew's Improved Liver Pills, they
feet digestion follows their use; try them;
25c a bottle and sold only at Drew'S drug
store, 1919 Congress- avenue, Houston,
Tpxas n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
FINANCIAL.


FINANCfA L~-Ifsve money 20 loan on CITY
property; have good property Tor say ,,..
property or lands. i. Moskowltz q ~
2i6 Main street.
WANTED S5000 FOR Two gears. Interest
s per cent two respnrs Dle slgntT" Az
note 500 head OF 81, ck cattle ana y q"
acres land In Harris county aS security
Address p O. Box III - =
$4,000 TO loan on city property az low
rate Of INTEREST also siXtS an ht 5ts
dny papers handled. Paul Hoover 10
Main street -
CASH PAID for lie insurance policies or
money loaned OIL a, low late. D. ~
Bryant, Ggr., 1918 TEXTS avenue no o,
ton, Texas. q
OIL sTOCK-Do Won want 10 sall or
buyg n either, send yor orders t. IN :.
| deal on the exchange every day o,hs
s5s low n9w corresp0INaIrhe Ci a S"I's
exchange, DO kiam's u
II ERE rs n6thing attractive IN lending
money at a low rate or interest When
you can buy from one TO hNe dcres
land in the Brnzona county, IeNHs on
field with good chance ~ making
fortune within a few months. PROVEN
oil lind which was selling during u g
beaumont boom at 100000 per acre Is
acre. See records of deeds for said coun-
~. For further Information address )
X, halmlon agent. AhyIeton, IeXas, =
! MONEY TO LOAN We loan money on
| Houston business or city property in
amounts to suit borrowers mt low rate
| OF interest. Wm. II Ohchewskc Co,
| 200 Kan building -
| OIL STOCKS Good stocks offered at bar
| gains we are members Honston Oh stock
/ Exchange and solici. huying and selling
orders u. -. Cherry CN ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

DlStNFECT premises With Chloro NaphthO-
Ieum; superior TO earbolic acid, 25c bottle,
at Lewyn's 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

BUY SOME GOOD STOCK COWS ana IA .
stcer: then steer for the Garrison cVuh-
try and raise cattle We viii sell you
thn land at $3.50 TO So an mere ~ aaN
size tract desired OConuor, Knox " 20
ri md 1n2 Rinz hnidIng. =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

WAN IED-SOllcitor nnI ------------- I
bond required Annis ,sse.ietlorv -
rIalrie avenue. ~ NVon !. ~ NJ
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MARRY-Send stamp for plain seated cir
cuar. Address Box 563 Dallas, Texas
IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

WANTED-A steady man. - 4
Saraenihg and care of nous undelsi-s4
WIN. Howard, ut Carson, S y ara bsgsfs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

pILES cured by the use Of Eclipse Pile
Saive; plenty testimonials, Doc box, ut
Bewyn's, 4Of Main, corner Preston -
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sITUATIoNS--MALE.

i
crrr1nr1nNtc sAAJE
oil oAA lS'lN'0--- III "a
yyISTrED- situation in country school, |
4. b., this office. y
WyNrrn lVork 6, Toii1hio sv odo ydun. (
. ~ ~ Emf nbie AMI willing PEE
frrefces Address 5S06. this office. -
WI ~, man would l,ke work ~ any kind;
> ,,-,,I -, -, ,nnntr,. vvages M ohiart. 10
VIII, VIII, ,Sce So tbls oniire -
i'e,
, ~ so,r n,er ne vn5,er In ~
tsLrant; ave months experience: strictly
-
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", ~ on e q ps ri ngn In or ont Of
tbc citv AddTess l. u corner feona
ana lIardy street. Fifth ward u
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WANTED Work ny an honest anu rri' INA
young man. Swcde' Work ~ sohlF ~ ~
e,slu' Snpiy 55oS' tbs dnficet.' ' u
ANIED-P, sitlon q superlni'n su, or
cltclhelam o. an eiecltic Gsnl - "t' erce
Soi'e. lait" Nc No. MI Icgo mo. 81 III
reference Address Eicctricits, tn,s o.
IA o3II- V1I
~ n,,,.e. r,on srst, cioa. ty in sd K. wo.
man 6rst.c9ts cook. wash. r and llouer
wages rpa9oi able, answer at once d
dress Tom Moore, Galvtstoni IeAas,
sI,rt-ATtoN WANTED nv yybitr e. ok.
dtrc.i " Hnsti,t ci,nho bnt1l CON.
eross averus rexas 20
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gle best of references. Address BoS
$40, Taylor Il xas. -
! FlRSI-CLASS BARBER wants Position
/ city or country. address 1afl' tAis o.,
~ .,T7777 -,
| w ~ l'l fosllon ~ hh .uuU t u 81, as
1 !oune man Us u"upie entry pu.AH'gpa
OF us isidul 9oohh'Vp'I' an " ~ -
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itr. yefer.pccs, 5g3s tbis oflirn 20
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

3 ADIESl Use Chlchester's tngsh Pt1nyOy2l Pills,
M Hesti snfcsti Only keiinblel iase no oihsI.
- Buy Of your pruRgist. Or seni 20 la,lps, ~. ~,
Chtrhsstcv Chemical CO., fhiladi,.' Pe'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

W0NDERFTI cInirvOynnt Mrs Black,
tells everything zoe, 81; uuites sepht-
aitd; lucky charms, etc. lG-u frest0n
avenue: also by null -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

FOR SALE-rwo acres on Buffalo bayou.
near IIlll street bridge Will give or take
difference; will trade for Improved or M,
Improved encumbered or unimproved
property. Neathersby & Co., 1107hq Con
gross. ~
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WANTED 7oa1s n &, E In lnsssaaI.l: 4
and ae cS si9a0P / situatSS9, lI rs
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MADAM NIAOLO, East lndinn sclentlhc
palmist clairyoyant; $40 Fannlu no
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WANTED Young men zen. q immediate vi
and station work 70, money . ID
+. situations secured colleee. DaliA
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10 assist with huuseanrl grl q NO.
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