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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-31
TWO DEATHS IN A HOTEL FIRE.
Occupants Of the Jeffersor, New York, Il
I'll

Occupants of the jefferson, New York, In
Great Peril.
New York, Jan. 30--Two lives were lost
and many more endangered by the burning
Of the Hotel Jefferson, at Nos. 1o2 100 Mast
was considered remarkable By all who saw
the fire that no more people were killed.,
for the hotel contained $50 guests and d
large number Of servants. The two per-
sons killed we're:
Elenora o. Downing, twenty-five years
old, a professional nurse, whose home was
at No. 252 West Fifty-fo street. ard
ed by falling ftom the sixth-story window.
Kittie Fay, thirty, a waitress, suftocated
In her room on the seventh door; Identifies.
ton not complete. e
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Fine Turkeys are Cheap

AT 10c POUND.
So are Fresh and Smoked Shoulders at Sc.
Salt pork at &c. Sparerib at Zoe.
Hamburg Steak, 3 lbs for 25c.
Pork Chops at 10c.
Lamb Chops 12c.
The above are some of our prices.
e, SCHOENBERGER & SONS. Tel 100
Palace Market, "a George street,
Central Market, Congress Avenue.
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Topuoru OCtt 1OO1

ESTATE Of GEORGE b. ZORN, late of
Hamden, in said District, deceased.
Louise e. Zorn Of Hamden having made
written application praying that admins
tration of said estate may be granted, as
by said application on, file in this Court
more fully appears, it is
ORDERED = That said application be
heard and determined at Court of Pro-
bate to be held at New Haven in said Dis
trict, on the 9th day of February, 1901, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that public
notice Of the tendency of said application,
and of the time and place Of the hearing
in said estate by publishing this order
three times in a newspaper having a clrcu-
lation In said District. BY order of Court,
ja3O 3t ALBERT II. WELLES, Clerk.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-31
BRITISH-AMERICANS

Will Attend Memorial Services at st.
Paul's Church To- Morrow Night.
4, The members of the Caledonian club,
Red Cross lodge, Order Of Sons of st.
George, Clan MCLEOD No. 3, o. S. c.,
W. =. Gladstone lodge, o. S. Of St.
George and British-Americans are in
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-31
SISTERS OF MERCY SUE.

In the common pleas court has been re-
turned the suit of the Sisters of Mercy, of
Hartford, against Edward .Dwyer, of this
common counts and 1854 is claimed The
case is brought by Edward j. Maher. of
this city.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-31

Jacobs; cake dish, unknown friend;
carnations, Master Carl Brooks. There
was an abundance of instrumental ana
vocal music. Six tables were filled to
their capacity with the good things
provided by the friends.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-31

IT saw one of these new moving stair
ways in New York last week.
THAT isn't so much. / saw rolling
prairie in Kansas last year. Denver
News.
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vited to meet at st. Georges hall, In
surance building, at 1850 Tomorrow
night for the purpose of attending the
memorial services to be held for the late
queen at st. PauPs Episcopal church,
corner Of Chapel and Olive streets The
members will be supplied with suitable
badges and then proceed to the church
in body.
Chief James Mustarde, New Haven
Caledonian club.
A. e. Paskell, president Red Cross
lodge.
Chief A. o. Chalmers, Clan Mcleod.
Roscoe w. Reeves, president w. e.
Gladstone lodge.
William Reeves, chairman of British
American committee.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-31
g MK,v-
This signature is on every box Of She genuine
f.! Laxative Bromo=Qu Tablets
she remedy that cures cold i'm one day

Bell--Isnt my gown graceful and
pretty?
Nell--It's a beauty. l do believe that
your dressmaker could make a clothes
horse look graceful
"All the rage is for brunettes, the
fashion papers say"
It don't believe it. My wife has a
lot of rage which she displays occa-
sionally, and she's blonde. "-Phlladel-
phia Press.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-31

sBROMO" not the same ms "BROMIDE''
In buying laxative Bromo- Quinine Tab
lets, the old standard remedy which
CURES Cold in One Day, be sure that 1t
labeled BROMO and not Bromide. At all
druggists. 25c. o23 cod ~
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This question arises in the family every
day Let us answer 1t to-day. Try Jell-0.
a delicious and healthful dessert Pre-
pared in two minutes. No boiling! no bak
ing! simply add boiling water and set to
cool. Flavors:-Lemon, Orange, Raspberry.
and Strawberry. Get package at your
grocer's to-day. 10 CENTS
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-31

An Atchison girl boosted few years
ago that two men were SO anxious TO
marry her that she drew straws to see
which she would take. She drew the
wrong STANDARDIZATION Globe.
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TO PREVENT THE GRIP

Laxative Bromo- Quinine removes the cause
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

oldern him Of DO amt got no ha'r--- an
can see as n,ain as the nose on your
R9ce, right whar TIVE thobbin' present has
run away from me. oh no. dun's fetch
UP no betore-the-wa tank IN tho presence
or Gus an tho rsin generation They
won't have IT, Too mach prn-
cples Is like too much piety. You sarter
foel IKE laughin' az the Teller that's AZ
flctcd wi EN-. Principles an patv ilsm
WI do mighty well for debatin' societies,
un' Tor lessons in the fourth reaAs~, nut
when YOU s down 10 business Al nogn
for 10 mingie WI grown men like Gus,
You've got 20 bar in mind, &s tla paet
says, that life Is yearneSt, We IS reel.
I'm old enough for 60 be gray In tho
mind an I've lllcrs took notice that men
in ira te or poidics Is turrihly hampcred
ef they dnnF wrop th'r principles in
camphor NIX till after hogrs Why 'tsint
been so mighty long ago liza; heard talk
OF a preacher gttiu up III lie pulpit an
sayiu' that prosperity is ono mighty good
sign Of Christianity 'rWaa a hran new
idec q me holise | havoc come across
Il In my Bi5lo. mug'n as Eve read 10. Tho
way Nacount for that ls THAI nay Bible
was printed in The thiriles an I rcclSon
they've got new one ont by this time"
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A Trlcls OF the TRADE.

Washington Post.
"I--ihink ] would like to look at a dia-
mond ring said the young man as the
jeweler came forward.
Exactly. sir. A diamond ring for
iady!"
Eyes"
"a young lady to whom YOU are ems
gaged7"
What's the difference whether I'm en-
gagged 10 her or notf" asked the customer,
with considerable tartness.
"a great deal. SIR. You intend this
ring for Christmas present. probabiyV'
II probably do"
Very Eeli We have diamond rings
for s25 and diamond rings for $50, $40
and 800 II not actually engaged to the
girl, take a s25 ring. and when she hrings
Il In here To find out the cost we u ne
$40 worth for your benefit. II really en-
gagged take q higher price. and you can
pawn II for two thirds Of its value afser
marriage. Now then. make your aelsr-
ton"
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noNlny nuNrnR.s rnlclS.
The Australian Has clever Way of
IrnnLlAtr IinNA.

The Australian Has a. clever Why of
Trncisisg Bces,
In order to be followed the bee must
have a distinguishing mark that can be
easily seen and with such badge the
Australian provides t. lie gums small
init of white cotton to the bees back and
thus follows it WITH comparative ease.
Bnt the question nov comes w, how IS
the cotton TO be put upon the bees b ckT
The gum is quickly found; Il is on al
NEST every tree the cotton grows right
at hand, The bee, too, found in almost
any sweet flower Durlod head first IN the
dusky pollen drinking In the nectar and
sac is fan or empty It moves a little ia
liquid, hut perhaps a quick dab viii fasten
the cotton on rs back. DO not Try 1t. As
the iltue boy tod his mother, the bee is
very quick kicker"
Watch the Australian-and he s a very
atnpid fellow, too, in most things. He
fills his moutn with water has his snow
tut Of cotton ready gumned finds his
bee. gcntly drcnnhes ID With water squirt
cd from his mouth picks Il az while Il Is
Btill Indignantly shaking itself tree from
the witor which clog It's wings and with
deXtcrous touch be affiXes the telltala
cotton, Very much out Of pat ence, no
doubt. with the sudden and unexpected
rainstorm the bee ruba of the tiny drops
from It's wings tries thom, rubs aga.n,
and soon. buga buza away Il goes un-
consciously leading destruction and pill
lage 70 its happy home.
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4 GIGANTIC ,vcun.rou.
Roma riSnbic Developments In Dairy
l4,-a iNnrmine IN Australia.


sibLa ionrmtnG In Australia.
New York Times
The rapid expansion OF the demand
for Australian poultry, combined with
.the possible Immense future OF the Aus
lrdlian poultry export trade. ia Leading
to some remarkable developments in thu
dairy farming industry in Australia
Hitherto China has enjoyed rho reputa-
ton OF utilizing the Incubator systen on
the larsest scale. but that distinction
Is now being secured by Now south
Wales which has rol only the largest
duck farm In the commonwealth, bu also
probably the largest incubator IN the
world The farm ana Incubator are Bli-
uated at Borany, near sydney, tbs latter,
according to sydney paper having q
eapacity Of ll,iiO duck eggs. OF 1859
hen eggs,
The incubator, which was designed atld
constructed by is proprietor wth she
aid OF an ingenious local mechanic, is on
the hotnouse prime pie: IN tact II is a
hothOuse. II stands IN the open and Is
constructed OF ordinary lane weather.
boards, with a corrugated iron root.
The egg trays each hold 1870 duck or
100 hen eggs, and there are four OF these,
end 10 end, In eleyon tiers. ono above the
other. on either aide Of the room, or a
total OF lightweight. Moisture Us sup
Piled In pans beneath he 3ottom tiers or
trays The heat Is supplied by means OF
steam pipes from b0 or, which Is kept
constantly going 70 furnish motive power
for the various works In connection with
the establishment. Two steim PIPES run
along under the lowest set Of trays each
de. The floor rs composed solely OF
sods of rich black loan
IN some respects the new system has
ecltis5ed the ordinary Incubator. For in
stance, the average OF bad eggs when
tefgoad, has been three 10 four to the
tray. The first haachings gave 80 per
cent and Ahe proprietor considered thus
those about due would 40 aboul 80 per
cent. So far this season, his incubators
have given from 10 40 80 per cent, and
since he began Matching in Jane tthe
Australian midwifery he has lost over
5000 eggs In Incubation At present he
has about 5000 duckiings, which he is
bringing on for She Australian Christmas
market.
One recommendation OF the now sys-
tenn IS its cheapness. AS d matter OF fact
II costs virtually nothing. as the excess
OF steam from an engine boiler furnishes
all the heat required The boiler only
consumes IS worth of fuel per month.
should bbe hitherto successful results
be maintained. Ghe ordinary incubators
now in use win be dispensed with. and
another mammoth Incubator constructed
In their place. a few OF these latter
would enable New souhn wales to export
Immense Quantities OF ducks and poultry
to the worlds markets.
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How woman should sign uer.eu,

New York Evening sun.
Apropos Of letter writing, how many
women mske the mlstalle OF not safI.-
GENTLY revealing their identity in q tusI-
ness communication. Many feminine cor
respondents still leave much 10 be d.
sired in this matter OF identity, both As
regards ciearness and dignity. 'M, A.
Smith" looks bgginoss-like enouga, but
how is the recipient TO know whether 1t
IS a man or woman? a woman in a
buGiness letter to an equal should alwaya
Sign herself IN Mary A. Smith"
prcfxing Miss" in pafentheses II she Dc
a spinster--if married woman with her
husband living. With Mrs. John y.
SIN Ia" In psrcntheBes below Der own
name In addressing business letters to
Interiors sJe is privileged TO sign her
scM Miss Mary a. smith" or Mrs. lonn
r. smith," minus parenthesce Il >
better though in such cases, TO wr'ge
the letter In the third person, though t
often happens that Inc grammatical abil-
ity isn't equal to the social position OF
der Wishing 10 make use OF tnis form,
which. to be correct. calls for consider
able linguistic deNterity. such a one may
find consolation in the fact that the kind
or inS vidua 70 whom q third person
epistle is addressed isn't educated up 10
knowing whether Its English Is or 10 not
above reDroach
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BILLY SANDERS ON PATErTIsM.
nv JoEI. cHANpLER HARRIS.

bf JUfIl NIiA-NDI1tt IiAItINID,
whats the use of talkini about prin-
clples an patr'itism at this time Of day.
lis like putin great big block on a
mighty Little dog III you're gHine 70
'biock your dog, git one thsa ne ean haai
from trough TO platter.
"It's lots too late In the day 20 try TO
hamper the politicians wi too much pr'h-
cipiea. Forty-odd year ago Il sognued
ali right 10 hear that kind OF talk IN
them days folks hadn't nfga reacne the'i
present state OF p'ogress an civilization.
They was ruther underdoue as eoiuIfrti
to WHIT our town editor calls the ih0'r
Sin prcaent Al the editcr's eoffees.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

FOR ReNTe-Suburbau place. suitable for
dairy or market Garden, 70 acress near
county gravcied road; 20 minutes drive
IRON market good house. we'll, " nj mill
and tank, Apply y. h. Kennedy, Kennedy
block y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

WANTEn-four property 10 sell; we have
more customers for certain classes OF Aous-
ton property than VIZ can auprly. Can and
see MS ana talk tho matter over Y, {.
Lamb 4 Co.. ia Bn2 building 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

| WILL SELL seyen.room house and ATTY
ncfes land near the city, south side, fer
best oiier; must havc $500 cash. Address
VosRr d
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


IN CONFORMITY with resolution OF The
board OF directors, the loung Mems Mn-
tual Real Estate and building Association,
" pfoecSs OF liquidation, the following
properties are ofetcd tor sale on easy
terms Scaled proposals Will bo received
until March .. 1901 the rlght TO reject any
or all bid reserved. perfec, titles: Block
No. 30 and five houses fronting on sixth
Houston and Texas Central railroad, Ia
tho First ward house and lot, &c go feet,
on Mckinney street, Third ward, 50 acres
ins 300 te.i "a eisivnston ttn,ision ma
Henderson rairoadi IS acres on slaughter
Pen bayou. near Allen Farm; = acres n
Magnolia park, fronting on the bayou; 9
BLOCKS, u lots Young Mems Addition, For
further Information cali upon or address
tho undersigned 4. L. Lubbock. rtesi-
dent. Ctc.
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FOR SAl.E--i0,2ie acres OF land III Val
Verde county, Texas. shout " miles north
west OF Camp Hudson, on Devils river. Sn
cents per acre cash; u $50 acres Of innd in
pecos county, Texas. about ten miles
north Of FORK Stockton. a. cents 40 acre
cash. Il. Pendants Houston, Tex. 3
! WANT 70 invest siCoO to $1,000 In cheap,
Wen located lots or improved property pay
ing good lcnt. Sisl, this office. d
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Bic bes, young men 10 attend one
Isess hi Hi selegraph schools In America.
-" Business college. Waco, Tex
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F0R sALE-At reasonable price 40 acres
land between Brays Bayou, and Pierce JUNE
lion; no agents need apply Address p.
o. Rox 1853 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

FOR SALE-i6xl2o located contndl part t'ty i,
good site Tor manufacturing past or ttst.
nss9 LOUISE NOT en IalFoau' uue perez
Houston, Texas II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

j, |. CASE rice threshers for sale nv us. tbs
best in the business, Inquire OF auy rico
grower; catalogue free. C. l.. 4 Theo'
Herring. Jr., Main and Capi.5i a
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livestock AND POULTRY

FOR SALE--One span work horses, one
wagon and harness two family horses, TWO
saddles one driving horse. Anply A. J.
l. tile, ,orner OF Maple aad Jack-oa.
FOR sALE-Belggaa hares four pair weeks
old s. per pair; TWO bucks. months old.
$3.50 each: Barred Rock eggs, 81 per setting.
One good al round horse cheap. Call SDoj
Harrisburg road
FOR SALE CdEAP-Two Belgian hare does
with Litter Of and by Britain styles,
scoring s6ls; also other stock. Golden Rule
Rab5i ~, ISL Preston.
0NE coed sized pony; one fine buggy horse
thezp Inquire corner Genesee and Pacinc,
Fs.ryew. OF At $40 Main street. .
A GOOD BUGGY and sadie mare: has eli
gsis; geatle I'D yo4as' 80 s1z hszs,e
street .
FOR sALE--Young heller, fresh % milk per
rec Is gentle, Apply al o.. II Wells. siS
Ksssier street, correr Ienih.
FOR sALE--Iarge gentle horse. wagon enc
harness cheap. W w Wesi gate. Smith's
drug store Warrington street. 3
FENs lest Belsiap haTes for sale at pri ses
Of poorest other BREEDERS william Henry
Cray 1917 Prestcn. Houston. Q
CHOICEST Belgian harss TO trade for tyne
writer birds, parrots gun, watches. etc
Address si3a this office 3
SILVER spangIet Hamburg; ] can spare a
few eEgE fronl my prize winners at $50 per
setting OF y. ). y. Weiss. iio6 Edward
4 PONY FoR SALE SIS Austin 81 j
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ress EilI-e 80 epn ScuODls IN America.
BUSINESS College. Waco, Tex
|F755 2.25-ol
b clsrE tenants wanted; good chance.
f -, rs-rneid. Devers, Texas. 2-ls-0i
sr RAD well educated solicitor Tor
kness men standard specially; interview
soutsansa; only one salesman wanted
iexas. Houston Agency.
rsiIrraaSo uns men to Learn teIegrapiy
|hoSsv ~ positions; situations secured
!. Dsllsr1e REFUNDED. Dallas Telegraph Col
/. ~. /. sass. 2-5-0I
erspby 9 . q the fnest DEPARTMENTS OF
htor,,an me United States. Write Tor
|sss bslss.lcn; Metropolitan business
FFH,- : =. -lexes: Il
fteoln,,ss nb.ccn Eaetcrs and men Oh
md sax extension of the Gulf. Colo
IS, na, srita r. railroad: 800 900 cublr
tsporta,s'atslai all barrow and waste; fres
!. caIossan for outfits and MGR over
| rates s and Santa Fe railroad: mile
d II ctossser A. T, and s. y railroad.
Teas 9 Lee. Contractors. clnve-
al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

PLAYS, wigs, wh.skers, pants, ctc, for
1na soueraaes and stage make ups. tr.cks
ana agents latest novelties. Illustrated
eafslogue frce. Chas Marshall. Mfg, Lock
ttnrf \ y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE--The finest and best uqupt "a
meat market IN TEXAS; must DC sold by
February on account Il d,sltl OF owrcf;
large machine rofrigefator hoN; shop Ngi-
uod at $4,000, Will be aid t5r Sl5m en-
terms, reasonable roni. Ailress Admins
istrator, sag Levy plig., Galveston, 1tNas.
BIG RETURNS for small capital; We have
lust succeeded IN securing the exclusive
control and manufacture OF the celebrated
Doran liydro-Carhon lighting SYSTEM
which Is the best Bystem light yet invented
for interior and street ight,aS, each lamp
gNeg 1900 candle power Light can be
turned on or on INSTANTLY the same as
electricity, absolutely safe, ,mple end
satisfactory correspondence sn,etct from
all Interested parties aud mnnNNdl ON
cers, and those who would like a good pfy-
luR business ia their own city or town,
Acorn Brass Works is 70 q s, Jefferson
street, Chicago,
GlN-l am Offering for sale my plant that
has ginncd this season 1926 bales. 20 per
cent more cotton planted coming scaaon
w. w. Pearco Bcevllc, Texas 2.l5-0l
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Ar oNCE-An experienced and
|lbp nan TO oversee cotton and sugar
near Houston; good refer
/ p,asean,red. Address p. .. Box SOC,
tstcn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

-Vsn VINO are nov engaged In
irs,,ng wholesale tailoring nrins and
Essss 5sen successful in the Inc; the
s,ssst wholesale to loring concern i'll
ra;,ss states will give such men an
..,,nj,v 10 make more money than
loi' NAV are making all the very best
b u, eouIppept, such as woolens on
pVs ,oat swatchos. etc., will be fur
VI. 'hranch stores VIII be opened Win
|nea a,,,Ir,ng investment OF the statesmen
Iysy,es guaranteed to good parties;
ssnissn,en Will find this their oppor-
n NJ. sa ne 40 not advise the others TO ap'
~ ADDRESS D. II. Nlcoll, Lock Box $50,
cx.va ILL.,.
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We 20 an Immense instai.ment business
and always have some speclal bargains 70
offer IN furn ture ami goods that have been
used Rhodes E1yerty Furniture Co.. 267
hnd 2os san Jaeinto street. y
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FOR SALE-S0O pounds long primer type,
good as new. Dispatch Printing Company,
Houston.
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FOX SALE-Thousands OF rose bushes and
cane iessamines. / sell them cheap and
nay express charges VIM. .. Steele, Alvin,
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cHARCoAL--Wrt the exclusive wboiesale
dealer for prces II. l.. Hohl. Houston. ie
NEW AND RARE PLANTS Seventy five Va
ricues OF gerdnlums and fifty varieties OF
begonias the entire collection of strong
plants for $40, or in varied sorts at 81 Il
dozen. A. Whitaker, Houston "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

FOR sAl-E-o nc-half acre close N. inquire
ICES Caroine, 3
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FOR SALE.

heuso piauts Tic largest stnss y stsea-
p iha,,s 70 DC fouad SCUM; there mr. many
Thousand varieties that must b. ana nal. ~;
anu SO Tor yourself. NJ. v. Wright. Wash.
hston street. houston
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PONY ron SALE SIS Austln s.,
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tTgD-Boy to work in drug store; mus
|vel acquainted in city; one who wants
learn the business preferred. w. L.
Xcy & Co. D
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

FOR SALEM lots valuable uuimproved
property for sale; reasonable pree, on
Caroline between MsGowan and Arthur,
Address 622, this Office. s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

EVTEPERs. stenosrapners, etc.. want
nasslans and business firms desiring
n help, should write the Draugnon
ksness Exchange, Nashville, Tenn busi-
4 ennfdeutial.
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NEW seyen,room house. six blocks of can
itol hotel. $500 cAah hala arc Easy pay
ments. Geo. a. Byes. 9iai4 Congress ave.
nut, II
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{.l.tR--Energetic man to manage
|neh, old established house no solicit
odies duties wholly salary $l25 per
m and extra commissions; yearly en-
sement; chance rapid advancement for
A Of ability; experience not necessary;
4 furnish good references and $500 cash.
|nager Drawer a. New Haven, Conn.
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