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Chldren's and Misses Automobile Goats 10
brown, tan, navy and garnet, $3.50 to $40.
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WEnTCTNAI
wv TT - q

Why do women continue to endure
suffering caused by womarly diseasesf
There are many answers to that ques-
ton. Sometimes because they have ex-
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uduSlCO AhC ohAAA
of local physicians
and remain un-
cured. At other
times it is because
they shrink from
submitting to OBJ
noxious exanlina-
tons which local
physicians deem
necessary. And to
sum it all up, they
endure suffering
because they do
not know that DR..
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription
makes weak won-
en- strong and sick
women well.
Favorite Pre-
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56 Warren Street, New York.

Messrs. ELY Bros al suffered greatly
with catarrh and u'ei different remedies
without effect. Aftes using one bottle oil
vour Cresm Ba found ieret and can.
not prai,e too highly such q remedy.
Miss CORA WILLARD.
september 27, 1899.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the under.
IN signed have this dag purcbased the OLD
DOMINION IRON WORKS w. 9. Moore's
son's), who will continue 10 conduct the
same all persons owing the above firm will
make settlement with Us. and persons 70
whom the said firm Is indebted, VIII prefeos
their claims to the undersigned for psyment'
T. ALTON and CHAS. W. MOohE
&C 17n4H
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JIob IoCbiNou buo AniCoO ~ ~ oa ('-N~ -
tan, oxford black and navy.
Children's and Misses Automobile Cost, 10
brown, tan, navy and garnet, $3. 80 to $40.
A large line of Rainy Day Skirts, the latest
out, with foun'e and fare, $1.69, 81 20
S2.98, $3.49 and $5.99.
Special sale of Black Underskirts, sateen
Skirts, flannel lined, Toe CSC and S1.99.
Nercsrized Skirts at $1.49, 81 50, s1.79
and 81 80.
Pressing Jackets in pink, blue cardinal
rose and gray, at 59e. 79c, 99c and SLAB.
Flanrelette and Calico Wrappers, all prices,
patterns and sly o.
A pie't exhibit OF new Dress 4. innings.
in all colors and ceigns.
Cur Dress Goods Department is filed with
strictly up.to now materials, both Ia bls'k
and colors.
New Fall ilks we have in profusion. Our
Black and White Eff. cts are particn srly at
tractive.
Our Waist Department is something mar
yelous aud our prices speak for themselves
A rev line Of Ladies' end Misses Kid
Gloves 69c.
Chatelire Purses 25c to.$1.25.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

VOTICE.-HsviDg qualified ss admins.
IN tYstrix, G. t a., OF the last will OF
JOHN CRITCHEE, notice Is hereby given to
ali uersons having claims sgsinst tbe estate
Of John Critcher 10 present tho same, duly
sworn TO, for settlement, and all psr.ons ow-
ing ths said estate will settle same BY pay
ment to .r,roo,>
.o.0o 1au4w Administrative.
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A large line of Rainy Day Skirts, the latest
ont, with Aoun,e and fare, $1.69, 81 30
$2.98, $3.49 and $o,99.
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ScrptOn" eStaDlS0eS TeguldIlty, ,uIISs uIs
agreeable drains, heals Inflammation and
liberation and cures female weakness.
Fl enjoy good health; thanks TO DR.. Pieree's
Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Dis-
oovery' "writes Mrs. J. ]. Schnetyer, OF Pontiac,
Livingston Co., Ill. "I was taken sick and
the doctors here called 1t Grip 1 lay for four
weeks in bed. then when got up found had
displacement Had such aches and pains in
INV back and limbs could not stand any length
oftime I knew that our home doctor would IN
eist the first thing on an examination, and that
would not submit to, unless was dangerously
sick. My son had your book, Common sense
Medical Adviser and thought from reading
II that DR.. Pierce's medicine would do me
more good than all the home doctors-and so II
has. can truly say was surprised at the
benefit received. 1 can do all my washing ana
also tend my flower garden. In fact am on my
feet most all the time. An old friend OF mine
said to me- why what Is the matter with you
You are getting young again told her had
taken six bottles Of Or. Pierces medicines, ana
that IL She would do likewise she would feel ten
years younger, too.'
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser paper covers is sent free on re-
ceipt Of 2I one-cent stamps to pay ex'
pense of mailing only. Address DR.. R.V'
Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
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ULgANED CURRANTs.-New Cleaned
~ Curranis just received by
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Special sale of Black Underskirts, sateen
Skirts, flannel lined, Toe, CSC and Sl.9S.
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TEN CENTS WILL BUY trial size OF
Ely's Cream Balm; enough to convince you
that il 10 the greItest Of remedies for nasal
cst,rrh or cold in the head, Fall size 80
cents. All druggists. We mail it
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INDEPENDENT MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO.,
OF FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
Chariarad Ian 1870

A safe homo company that has always
settlei losses equitsbiy and promptly. Loses
paid in 80 yeas $i19.00'. For insurance
apply to:
J,s W. Roberts, President, Alexandra; W.
II. May, Alexandra; w. P. Graves, blexsu.
dris; j. N. Gibbs, ut Vernon: A. evils
LOkens, Accotink; M ID. Hall, Bnrs c's
stsn,n; Il. P. Dodge. Manas,a.; ?. ].
Nichols Philomopt; Or. Z. L. Detwiler,
Herniou Geo. L, Kenyon. Vienna; Geo. B.
Ives, Falls Church; J. M. Thorne, Falls
Church; J. NJ. Hoge, Washington, ID. c.
Directors-R. II. Tyler, Baymsrket; Oscar
Baker, Washington d. c.. Agents, or
COUBTLAND LUKENS. secretary,
Cfice, 119lh s. Royal st., Alexandria, Va.
oet7 Ayr
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ALEXANDRIA INSURANCE CO.,

ALEXANDRIA INNUkhNUE UU.,
(BEeAN BUSINESS IN 1911
CAPITAL PAID UP IN CASH $57. 900.
Fire. Marine and Plate Glass Insurance.
J. CLINTON sMOOT (ofC G. Smoot d Soma
Co.., President.
LAURENOE sTABLER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
George 8. French, (Sec. Alex. Fert. q Chem
icsl Co..
Worth Hulfsh (of J. F. CSrliD's Sons Co.,
.sssrdvarel.
J.. T. Burke (of Burke 4 Herbert, banksrl.
B. Bser, IT,, Clothing Mercksnt). ---'--'~-
saml. II. Lunt (Resl Etste).
VIM. II. Hollmuth (Hellmuth Bros.).
9N- Office mo 1O2 south Fairfax street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-15

NUTTCE TO { ONTR1CTORS- 'fLc Eastern
Texas Railroad co. has about ten miles
OF good team work 10 let. Apply To r
W. Valiant. chief engineer, ar w. W
r.. ~ Keith Of Kansas CITY, president
II
NOrICE--Notlce IL hereby given that a
sbecla meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Austin and Northwestern Railroad
OF directors 70 assemble al the general
office Of tho company IN Austin. Texas at
10 o'clock n. m. on the iath day Of Au-
Ing and providing for the sale OF tho
railroad OF said company extending from
the city, cf Austin In Travis county. to
the Town or 1.lano, In Llnno comfy, with
its franchises and appurtenances, 20 the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad con-
pany. C. L. Reilly. secretary Sl90i
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTlcE AZ rI-rcrInN


by virtue OF the authority vested In me
r,m,,asyef 81 the city OF Houston ana by
cit,"a ~ INC Following ordinance OF the
Juiy oIuu paa, OF the city OF Houston passed
i6edde gwen. OF an election by the quail
r ~ property taxpaying voters ~ The city
y, bh99nston, to be held on Thursday, the
follow" ~ Spy' leul, said ordinance Is as
AN ORDINANCE providing for the sub
nnyIng ,.dt ne. Qualified property tax
5Sa proposition for the lssu SSs'" Of
In tbe III ~. inc purpose OF paving streets
be ordained by the city council Of the
city of Houston; N" " t"S
az section ], Tint an election be held BIS
he he G eitr property taxpaying voters Of
July, 1901, at witch election there shall
ve submitted to vote OF thu qualified
XIV ciWers wh9 are property taxpayers of the
Of 0B Bonds 81 s pFSpSsO S H for Ss
" the amount OF two hundred ana forty
SnoSsand dollars lS2io.oOO00 for the pur.
Ypst OF paving streets of said t.ity OF
fftoustoni said bonds are to be paynhle
,,9oIIty years from their date and shall bear
, srrr at the rate Of Ave 60 per cent per
Section ?. The places for holding such
elScuon shall he as follows
slrst ward Shuptrine ball
Second ward--No 10 Fngine unus.
Third ward Central Fiii rssl stati GTs'
Eonrtb ward MILKY g. Dow Hall
sitth ward Pythlan Hall
ington street
Section 3. None hut qualified voters of
Ella oeiiiss' VINO are property taxpayers OF
election Wv
Section 4, Legal notice of said election
snail be given by the mayor aud city
secretary and the manner Of holding said
election shall be governed by the laws
OF me state governing general elections.
f, Stscttion q rms, ordinance shall fake. eff
iecl from date Of It's passage and publlca-
tion, and all ordinances in conflict here.
with are hereby repealed
said election will he held under aud b
virtue Of said ordinance and the nrovi.
slors OF the law In such cases made and
provided and will he held ut the time and
respective places provided for in said or.
dlnancc, Thr polls Will open a. o'clock
q. N: and close NJ 6 o'clock p. m
(SEALl j. u. W0ObFORD,
Attest:
A LIPPER, City Secretary.
Houston, Texas, July ., 1901. %
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NOTICE on ELECTION.

BY virtue Of the authority vested In me-
as mayor of the city of Houston and by
Virtue OF the. following ordinance Of the
city council of the city " Houston, passed
July l. 1901 there Is hereby called, and
notice given Of an election by the quail
feq properly = EeSg voters Si tne GbS
25th, day Of July, 1901, said ordinance is as
l an GoiRtDSffNHAiNcE proyldipg for the sub
having voters ot the city OF Houston
Of the proposition for the Issuance zee 81
bonds for the, pnrpose o. building scnool
BE it ordained by the city council OF
u" section i. That an election he held by
The city OF Houston on the ,25th day
Of July, 1901, at which election there snail
be submitted to vote OF tie qualified
the city OF Houston. proposition for the
issuance of bonds of said city of Houston
in the amount Of fifty thousand, dollars
So.d for in the sa R0r fRfy Of ouslon
said bonds are 20 he payable forty years
from their date and shall bear interest
ri the rate Of i've (5) per cent per nnnum.
Section . The places for holding such
election shall be as follows;
First ward Shuptrine Hall.
second ward No. 10 Engine House.
Third ward-Central Fire station.
Fourth ward -Milby 4 Dow Hall
Fifth ward-Pythian Han. 49,. 49,,
Sixth Ward-Mlhetel s'''N' 49, ""'-
!" Section 4. None hut qualified voters q
said city who are property taxpayers OF
said city, shall he allowed 10 vote AZ sa'u
e's section A. Legal notice Of said election
shall he given by the mayor ana ely
siectIon shall be governed by the laws
Of he state governing general elections ns
Section s. This ordinance snsii Iake ,;t II
,oct from date Of Its passage and publ
cstIon and ali ordinances in conflict here
with are hereby repealed -
t.,a ~ said ordinance. and the provi
sions Of the law in such cases made End
provided and Ti be nrd seg ~ FOR nf In aad
hn S,nnp" The polls will he open a. 5
o'eIoSE a. m. and close At !6 Sleek eGp 81 M
'shAb' Mayor Of the City Of Houston
Attest Upper. city Secretary.
Houston. Texas. July ? 1901 20
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NOTICE or ELECTION.

BY virtue OF the authority vested In me
as mayor # the CITY of Houston and by
virtue of the following ordinance Of the
July /, 1901, there Is hereby called, and
notice given, Of an election by the qual-
fled property taxpayng voters of the city
OF Houston 10 be held on Thursday the
18th day Of July, 1901, said ordinance is as
follows to-wit:
An oRDiNANCE providing for the sub.
mission to the qualified property tax
paving voters of the city 81 Houston
Of the proposition for the issuance OF
bonds for the purpose nf sewering Of
said city OF Houston
Be It ordained by the city council OF
the city Of Houston
Section l. That an election he held by
the qualified. property taxpayings voters OF
Of July, 1901, Mt which election there ghnll
be submitted 70 a vote Of the qualified
ISSUANCE OF bonds Of said ei2y Of Of Houston
in the amount OF sixty thousand dollars
said city Of Houston s,,,ld hon E are 70 be
payable forty years from their date ana
shall benz Interest ut the rate OF Ave 60
Section >. The places for holding suct
FIRST ward Shuptrinc Hall.
Second ward--No. 10 Engine House.
Fourth ward-Milby & Dow Hall.
Fifth ward Pythian HAL.
HiNtn Wnfu-Mlhstel store, %VzV Nahh-
II cton street.
Section q None but qualified voters Of
said city, who are property taxpayers Of
said city shall be allowed TO vote at said
election.
Section 4, Legal notice of said election
shall be given by the mayor AMI city
secretary and thc manner Of holding said
election shall bn governed by the laws
of the State governing general electiong.
Section 3 ThlS ordinance shall take 81
feet from date Of its passage and publ
cation and all ordinances in conflict here
with are hereby repealed,
Said election will he held under and by
virtue OF said ordinance, and the provi.
slons Of the law In such cases mage and
provided and will he held at the time
and respective places provided for In said
ordinance The polls will be open at 8
O'Clock A. m. and close at 6 o'clock ?. IN.
(SEAIA j. D. WOOLFORn,
Mayor Of the City Of Houston.
A. Upper City Secretary.
Houston, Texas, July ., 1901. 70
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT., ofnee loi
Comptroller q the C iaGf EwbeSe ssl 1y
soSptis.Sstory evidence presented 10 Ye
undsrslsned Il has bee5 %ade to ba a9Hpq,II
tIonstnn In the city Of Houston. 10 TIE
has complied with an the Prssy ,n,ss % q
ocr1red 70 be compiled with before az
mence the business Of banking; n.asA
Now therefore /. Charles g., Dawes
comn,roiler Of the currency, do, hereby
certify that the Msreh .1iH :, S SueSsl
In ths county Of Harris, and state OF
Texas. is authorized TO COMMENCE me
business OF banking as .proyldea "a sec.
tion 5f69 Of the Revised statutes " e"'
United states, h.,o
ard ths seal Of ra sfrse Il ms DAWES we "
s0ns is sSo,nstsolis 2 81 he Egtrsass. sis
Charter bunbg Saoa.
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suMMME RESORTS.

WANTED-Cholee family
rooms. with board; permanent or tran.
silent: parties coming 10 the city can ma
hOmellke place; first class tablet loca-
ton central Packard. LAT and tfO west
~ rseferenceS 7-1g
THE XLG0NA HOTEL. LLANO, TEXAS
CofnuIe(eiv renovated, newly furnished.
under new management. three stories,
sixty rooms. spacious halls and reception
liver scenery from hotel boating and hsh
inc two blocks from hotel; sportsmen's
paradlse: most healthfpl i2catfon In
rot: this Is the mineral belt Of Tozqss
4 ooInbine business and pleasure here this
Summer. commercial trade solicited, rates
reasonable. 70. Mafchah. proprietots
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AGENTS WANTED.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE Fine Jack. 8
or viii trade for Ne. i saddle horse oi
equal value. Address Box 5. Coleman,
Texas. 4
MIDI EXCHANGE, $50 acres good farm
\ ing land In Red River county, Texas, for
J stock 81 general merchandise or hard
Z ware Or Houston residence property. Gen
eFaL, this office. "
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[NT COLUMNS
f,cRET SOCIETIES.

-c1ILEb coNvocATloN of
~ washington Chapter No, 2
| n. 4. NJ, tonight at $ o'clock
N -, !" work in the NJ. y. NJ.
raj sao-ce soiourning c2mpan.
ISL aes. arc cordially Invited to
vi inv,,snd Max Taub. II. T.; >.
~ fade, secretary. 10
MAGNOLIA CAMP No. Vs.
b1m ~ o. W, meets In w.
ffa ~ W hall. 1113 Congress
)$tVt syenue. third floor, o..
|sLshi nIght 1880 o'clock. All
kMA Woodmen invited.
HIN J. Westheimcr. c. L.
@W NJ. A, Grant. Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sKLE MONDAY 10 a m: Five
boxes hot tamales. raisins, hgs, prunes,
beans. tobacco, baking powders paper
bags, wrapping paper, biueing. axle
grease. roofing taper, trunks, glassware.
4 boxes lamp chimneys, table. sideboard,
shlrts. drawers, underehlfte, suspenders,
scarfF, bows, ahoes, hats, notions. farm
wagon. busgy pole. rAAt 3 Luobsck. -
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SOUR LAKE Numerous tracts In Jackson
league al Sour Lake; 40 acres !. Bridges
No. 3, $110 per acre; 30 acres j.. r. Burke,
$50 per acre; 10 acres Mary Jones sur
vcy; several tracts In William Young
survey, Il. W. Gamble & Co U
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SldO.OOO TO LOAN 10 build homes, take
" and extend vendor Zen notes, etc.
monthly payments. Leon H. Smith, stlor-
roy for Fidelity Savings Association, Of
Ace over Houston National bank. Main
and Cougress, HOuStoD, Texas. r. II.
Pollard, special agent Il
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PRINTER desires permanent situation. All
around man; yersed In English. German
ana Spanish single sober aud rthablA
Address l., +. Artman Spgnn. Texas.
care Grand Central hotel IL
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALF.

For sAkIs-Part OF The .. n. Reaves
survey In Hardin county, right In the
oil ueld at Saratoga; 80 acres fronting
on Buffalo bayou IN Magnolia park, he
In o. Smith survey. west OF Fair Grounds
addition: administrators sale. NJ
Trueheart & Co. Real Estate Agents
Galveston, Texas. ~
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AN EXPERT watch maker aud jeweler
~ over twenty years experience. best
references; none but frst.class house nee I
answer. Address r o. Box l3, Hillsboro,
Texas ~
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l'hlN Eh, editor clerk and general utility
or almost any old thing; would | ase a
paying paper or establish one In cool
rnllroad town. T. h. Calne, Cedar IIlll,
.itNHS
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YOUNG colored man would like to have
position. any kind Of hard work please
call 9l3 lleiner street. Fourth ward. Is
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'-----7------s------
PROFESSIONAL.

d bsIi9,, contracting engineer
etcs1 ilu ngs, Hearne. Texas
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FOR SALE CHEAP Fine four.galon COW,
old Richmond road Bartel Place. II
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Bf11eTh.. HAMBLEN and N NJ
st'law' Houston, Texas.
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YOUNG man (Germam wants any Kind OF
work. 201o, this office Il
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s.,, NpllN ,,.t . s,e.,s,
NpTl'E Is nerebs, ,e iNtnn rs *. Riia,rrss
meeting OF tue stochhDluS .s. y, Wy , ttD"
ton and IeHas ,ehirhl nut,ysYaS nJrnl.trs
mas neen calieu py tns vou o9acc ~ ne
10 asscuhle ~ tuc "H Ts ~ ~ oi,iant
company III iousloh' ltNsss. ~, IoN, ~ ~
NJ on tne lbth uaN oi Amfu0" wv" '"'
the ioiloMlhg pnrp2ses, ~ ,M'.,,ttdo s,,, MIR.
tlrst: 10 Authollzs "llu plsV,aWV ~ ~ w,
chasing. owning ana opr'Nins t Wy iait
road et the Nentrai ieNVs W. ~ ~ SrS,
cru haiiway NomhahE. W. o.ssh nbi"
GarTeM station 70 tne 'oWn 81
In Ellis county with ~ traRonlses an, sne
appWtenHnceS. thc. railoAn q me ~
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Tor SALE-My brown driving horse,
saddle horse and is utterly fearless of
motor cars or locomotives. Address John
r. Dickson, care Dickson Car Wheel com.
pany "a
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WANTED Position as assistant In a drne
store or as manager Of country or sni5
Ply store; single and sober; will work
Angleton, Texas '3i-3
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sITUATIoNs-MALE.

s r,S ny an honest, reliable vonnc
SSwgsne WORK OF some Kind, offce wopt
ence r ior an honest living; refer,
once Once. 49, '''ls
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FOR SALE-A young, gentle, sound good
driving and riding horse. Eugene Ed.
mnhdson. 615 Elgln. corner L0ulsiana. II
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MARrYR. HUDSON & rom.

cry PROPERTY no those seeking a
hcmc Or lots to build on, we can oCfet
some choice selections In the different
wards. II costs YOU nothing for particu.
lars. 90l Franklin. II
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FOR SALE-Must be cash. horse. gig, Lar
ness and route on Post. Apply Goa Gi
rard street 20
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FQR SALE One Colonial Daverport 70 a
In antique tapestry $50; new parlor suite.
IN OAK, SD so folding bed complete, 81
a Few fancy chairs and tables, bargains
IN bed room suites also fine fhllard
table. Iant2cn's Exchange, 3l1 san Ia-
Cinto street n
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OIL LANDS 3 TO % acre tracts, now Tor
sale; buy while prices are low. we viii
sell land next week at from $50 10 $1,000
per aero, which viii, In all probability,
hc worth from 5000 TO $4,000 per acre
u. BRYANT oil Land and Real Estate
Co, 1913 Texas avenue, Houston, Texas.
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PERSONAL.

Z, n TnoW fhe whereabouts OF
d., tbutchert. Answer Lock
Dfiaui1Jh lila Texng. II
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FINANCIAL.

I HAVE one.sixteenth Of nm acre OF lanl
In block IS, on spindle Toy Heights,
free Of an incumbfAnrn; ! VIII cuirtrt
with some reliable parties 10 bore q we'll
for a part of the output. I. ~ clark,
Sehulcnburg, Texas. Is
100000 TO LOAN GA, business or resi- lent
property ut O, ana per zen, interest;
10 delay. Pye * Co, Elam huildUg ~
I WANT 20 borrow 800 on two moE thS'
time, security satisfactory. Adarct8 g.
G.. g.. this ofhce. ~
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HINES system cures without
We cure others, why not you?
M Mason building, fourth floor.
atlnn free. ~
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rNiA0LO. East indian scientific
elairvoyant. 90 tannin. tNo
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-15

a BEAUTIFUL HOME on car line,
Fourth ward south northwest corner; all
modern improvements, only $3.50; good
terms. Haliwell & Kelly. ZIG Aaln
I ACRES { miles on Montgomery road,
house we'll fenced Price 500. Address
Emanuel Dacentez, 4142 Winnie street,
Galveston, Texas. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-15
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR SALE Three milk cows, horse, buggy
and harness. also one dump cart aud
harness Mrs l., Moore, corner German
and Sampson streets. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-15

RICE, fruit farm stock and timber lands;
good! cheap; good references furnished.
Ferris w, Colby Aldine, just north OF
houston. "a