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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-09-27

Navy and with DR.. (now General
Leonard Wood recruited the First
United States cavalry, volunteers, OF
which he was made colonel.
This regiment was popularity known as
"Roosevelts Rough Riders" This
regiment distinguished itself in Cuba,
and after the battle of La Quasina
Lieutenant Colonel Roosevelt was
made Colonel, Colonel Wood having
been promoted. After the declaration
OF peace Colonel Roosevelt returned
home, and later in the year (lS9S) was
nominated by the Republicans OF New
York for Governor. He was elected
after an exciting campaign and served
out full term. He was nominated
for Vice President of the United States
by the Republican national convention
in Philadelphia, in June, 1900, and
elected the following November. By
the death of President William Nc
klnley he succeeded to the Presidency.
President Roosevelt has especially
distinguished himself in the field of
letters, having written a number of
books and being the author of numer-
GUS magazine articles. Among others
of his books the following are perhaps
the best known:
Winning OF the West" Life of
Governeur Norris" "Life of Thomas
Hart Benton" "Naval War of 1872"
History of New York." American
Ideals and Other Essays" The Will
derness Hunter" Hunting Trips of a
Ranchman," "Ranch Life and the
Hunting Trail," "Oliver Cromwell"
" Hero Tales from American History"
and Rough Riders" the last being a
review. OF the war with Spain insofar
as the regiment commanded by Colo
mel Roosevelt was concerned.
AucouOic hOObcScltS uOuludClOu
for the office of Vice President was
made against his earnest protest. He
sought by every means within his
power to prevent his name being pre-.
sented to the convention for that Of
flee, but when the nomination came to
him unanimously he bowed to the will
of the party to which he had always
paid his allegiance and entered upon
the campaign with Characteristic
vigor. He travelled across the country
making campaign speeches. every.
where greeted by great crowds anxious
to see and hear not only the candidate
for Vice President, but to see aud hear
the man, who, next to Schley and
Shafter, was the most talked of man
in connection with the campaign in
Cuba.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-09-27
PERPETUAL YOUTH.
A Paris Professor Says That II Can Possibly
Be Attained.
London Express.

LOnuOn Express.
Professor Gautier, a distinguished
member of the Institute of France,
has advanced a startling theory on the
subject of Perpetual Youth" In
isolating the bacteria OF physical ia.
tigue, he has found that it is poison
strongly resembling ptomaine poison
in nature.
From this Professor Gautier con.
cludes that fatigue can, by the use. of
disinfectants, be avoided like any other
poison, and consequently man, no
longer suffering from wear and tear,
need not weaken or age.
To live forever and never grow old
has always been considered unattain.
able except in an illegitimate fashion,
such as making bargain with the
Evil One, who always cheated the hu.
man party to the contract. To find
out now that it was only bacteria that
stood in the way is to realize how hu-
man nature has erred from all time.
But this raises the suspicion that
the professor is also fallible, and, as
suming that he has been correctly re-
ported, confirms the suspicion. The
"bacteria 4" of physical fatigue" are
something new in physiology. and that
they are poison resembling ptomaine
poison is another novelty no less start
ling. Also that disinfectants can help
one to get these bacteria out of the
system is highly debatable, seeing that
man has been trying for ages to eject
far less insidious foes by means of
drugs without conspicuous success.
The necessary quantity of disinfect-
ants for the purpose would, indeed
help man to obtain eternal life, but
in another world.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-09-27
Csn You Dust.
American Boy.

The National Rural contained the
following good advice on the import.
ance of dressing we'll:
"a shatbily dressed young man ap.
piled to the manager of q big depart
ment store for employment.
"What can you dor asked the
manager.
"Most anything answered the ap.
plicant.
"Can you dustf'
"Yes, indeed
"'Then, why don't you begin on
your hatP The fellow hadn't thought
of that.
Can you clean leather goodsi'
"Ob, yes.
"' Then it's carelessnes on your part
that your shoes are not Clean The
fellow hadn't thought Of that, either.
"Well, can you scrubr
"Y Yes, indeed was the reply.
"'Then ] can give you something
to do. Go out and try your strength
OH that collar you have on. But don't
come back"
While neat attire Is not always an
index to good character and ability,
the fact remains that of two appli.
cants the business man will always
employ the well'dressed, attractive
is careless in his appearance.
The reason is obvious. The boy
who is particular in regard to the de-
tails of his dress will be careful in his
work and thus command the respect
and confidence OF his employer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-09-27
~ wrote Dr.. Pierce regard,
ing my cas0s and received
a pr0s,s.- reply, FREQ"

III endured nearly
four years of suffer
ing" " writes Mrs.
]. L. NJ ers, of
Washington, w. Va.
"caused principally
from improper med
ical attention after
the birth of a child,
a nd female weak
ness, resulting in a
complication of dis
eases. Had a terri
bic cough and an
incessant pain and
soreness in limos
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-09-27

induced to try DIR.
Pierce's medicines.
/ wrote to Doctor
Pierce regarding
my case, and re-
ceived a prompt
reply, free, advis-
ing the proper
medicines for my
case. After taking
four bottles of DIR.
Pierce's Favorite
Presentation aud
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-09-27

And they did, nnmindful of the
scowls of the restaurant folk. eff we
had only stolen the melon it would
have been half again as sweet" said
Conners.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-09-27

Was reduced in flesh from 1874 pounds to
about 100 pounds in eighteen months. 1
had no appetite, and became so weak
and nervous 1 could scarcely sit up. l
doctored with our home physicians for
two years with no benefit, l was finally
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08

CRESCENT HOUSE. lC7 Congress avenue.
Elegantly furnished rooms, with FIRST
class table board, 50 and 50 per week
Mrs. l.. 4. Lallier Prop ~
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PRIVATE TUTOR Miss Violet Bacon Fos-
Ter OF Bryn Mawr college. =. o. Box
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DON'T THROW AWAY your old summer
suit Let us treat II and you can Wear
Il until late In the winter. We Tx up
aud dye suits cleaned 81; dVcl So
Ladies' work cheap. Pantitorlum Club,
~ san Jdcinto and 1908 Preston. Both
phones rs
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MEN, NO CURE NO PAY~-Tf You have
small weak organs. lost power or weaken
Ing drains, our Vacuum Organ Deve oper
VIII restore you without drugs ur ciec-
trldtS 1900 used, not one failure wri g
Tor Tree PARTICULARS, sent sealed in pl In
envelope. Local Appliance Co., GO4 Thorpe
block, Indianapnlis. Ind. n
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--farrc- cool ro071-- TTrTTS6T1
~ ~ VIZ ~, ,,she1; modern Improvements;
- 10 Mchnney avenue. s
hVoMS- Furnished Sf25: unfnrnishcd 10
1918 CONT
sly sN-ROoA cottage. with all modern I'm
R.VNSnshts, situated on Caroline street.
~. ~ Apply ~ 10 san Jaeinto l3
front rooms Tor Iight honsekeepins: close
III. lOl9 Walker avenue s
fuH RENT Sevcn-room cottage. modern
iiIInpIoNemcnts. Apply ] n. Tnub, 1914
THEE CONNECTING ROOMS TO right
party. ol3 Mckee )
PLLEASSANr FURNTsHED ROOMS, 5O51
FOR RENr-New two.sfory f-room house
IL Nhcnryert. Apply 1905 Prairie, or H.
-I = sEn MeIhart, Cotton ENc1ange 10
FOR RENT-Four-room cottage on c0rner
WWr caroline and Webster Apply l20l
-l-e e-eIe-. 10
FOR REM New six-room two-sto-y
house all latest cOnvcnlences: corner
IIalls and Gray. Apply ON premises. o
FOR RENT Rooms furnished OF unTur
nlshed' with baih; very desirable. 1903
larolinc street, on car line. .
FOR RENT-Two store houses. H. Capitol
avenue, one block from Bristol hotel; I
rooms and bath, rent S3S per month; in
qulre next door. .
FOR REM Eiegant Groom residence
near IN INQUIRE al AZ Mckinney .
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool connecting south
rooms. bath privileges. gentlemen pre-
ierre9' nice board nearby; references
1915 Lamar. IL
FOR RENT Three large unfurnished
rooms. 5l4 Houston avenue. s
MODERN seycnroom house; large yard
2oll Travis street. II. A. Shaw, sos
Main street. s
FURNISHED ROOMS for gentlemen or
couple. 7l5 Travis. IL
SOUTH ROOM with bath one block OF
Central depot; gentlemen only. go
Gltard' u
FOR RENT Store, with bakeoven aud out
houses. -, Apply to W. II. Tufly' Hemp
sltIu Ie1ns III
R0QMS-Fmnished or unfuTnshed, no
Walker. 10
FOR RENT-Extra large (doubel front Of
flee. NJ. G. Fakes, Attorney. 1ll3la Con-
NiCH furnished rooms, close in, 100
Capitol. 9
FOR RENT-Nice cool furnished room At
SOB Walker avenuc. II
DESIRABLE SOUTH ROOM for rent I4i7
Texas avenue. 9
TO LEAsE-Mose R1phacl's residence, TO
Hamilton street; handsome garden aud
lawns; modern convenieuces; poss sslon
August or September Raphael Bros II
FOR RENT-Flat No. 3 OF Buffers fats.
II. p. Mclaughlin phone 220. Il
NO 2l1 MILAN STREET Whole or In
part. the largest store room in Houston ;
half block from market house. I. Y.
FOR RENT-Second aud third floors over
Houston oil and stock Exchange. APP
ply to Secretary, III Main street. II
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MARRIAGE paper, exclusive, "a pages
Zoe; no 50 fee; many wealthy; commercial
and bank references given. II. L. Love
Denver Colo. s
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TWO CONNECTING south rooms and
small front room mo children, an mod
ern, conyeniences; win hoard a couple
Address 0ti, this Office. with name and
references. 10
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HOLDERS OF Houston Light v,sslr y
are hereby notified 70 presen. No 30
now due, at the office OF rrsutls
Land and Trust company, art
be paid. fneham s. Roberts I'll
manager. 9cust0n. AuEpat ~ y
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--All the vacant houses I'm city.
Seaman 4 Bartell, BOG kannln street
phorC 1863. ii
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MADAME NIAOLO. East indian scientific
Palmist, ciairvoyaut 80 Fannm mo
slgu. IA
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$500 ESTEN piano, now 500 AT OiIvcr's
Music House, III Travis street opposi =
Brlstol hotel; phone 37S; have piano,
tuned :
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WANTED TO RFNT

WANTED TO RENT.
NANpED-Six or seyen-room house CEN
trally located; modern conVencnCcs; state
rent and locality, Address 50l4, this Of
/ WANT TO rent or lease n good two-story
or b'room house with all modern con
Venlences. In good neighborhood, Third
or Fourth ward; place to have servants
room and stable; house must contain fire
places, II you have anything answering
TINS description address at once, giving
particulars, =. O. box 642, city s
WANTED -Four connecting rooms, with
crate and bath; must be close In, and no
ehlldreni references given and required.
IEi2, this office. 3
WANTED-To lease for one year, nice
place for dairy. Lock box go. &
A COTTAGE or part OF one in Houston
Heights or the suhurbsi state rent and
locality; references. Address Clerk, r.
Q. Boz ID. Houston. 10
TO LEASE GoodGhotel IN live town Wrlte
% /. Crouch, Cucro, Texas. -
WANT TO RgNI-Three rooms or small
cottage, light housekeeping; no children
close In. 1927, this ofice. &
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iO101

NoTICE-on September ia, lS Mines
OF Houston will sell TO tine wv N
der, for cash, all of the n, Z.
In by the city for taxes an" I'D &
the city now holds deeds. sssn "
deeds OF the property can " III y,
& Dow hall, on the corner q tTuIitl
nue. and Travis street u, 'snsss
ID. Bennett. L. Gus Mueller. "a 100
mittee. Houston, Texas, July ~ -
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ONE Weber square, worth si25 now $40
cash go clcar out, divers Music House.
az Travis strcct, opposite Bristol hotel
phone US 9TS for tuning. \
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MADAM JOHNSON, coIorcd ciaIryoy8nf.
pianist, viii advise YOU un any sub
jcct Old phone 1908, DIP Prairie IA
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ONE LARGE front roon, with board; day
h0uIdgrS, $40 Mum street III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08

ONE Weber square, worth Si25. now 81
cash 10 clear out, divers Music House
az Travis street, opposite Bristol hoiei
phone us g7S for tuning
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MOST beautiful piano ever seen I'm Houa
ton now at divers Music House IN
Travis street, opposite Bristol hotel
phone 0TS.
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WILL loan from 5000 to $4,000 on Hous-
ton improved from hla To per cent: also
farm loans Hannah a Parsons. 3
WM. b. KING 4 CO., members Of Hous-
ton oil Stock Exchange, offer great bar
gains IN oil stocks and solicit orders. 1916
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THE BINYoN STORAGE COMPANY.
Moving. storing, packing; fine new
prick warehouse; separate locked rooms T,
large vans; careful and experienced white
and Firth streets.
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Music House, III Travis street opposite
Bristol hotel; phone 9TS; have pianos
tuned y
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SUMMER RESORTS.

RATES 500 per day: free sample rooms;
Plckwick Hotel, Mira c. Il. Matlack, Pro.
prlersss free hack round trip baggage
2Se, Tyler, Texas. e,26
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE, MONDAY. 10 A NJ
Prun.s, nectarines, caudy, tobacco, blue.
lug beans. forge, trunks. tool chest. oil
cans, chairs tables, sofas, child buggy
towels, quilts, cards. saws paper. card
pencls, cologne, brushes razors, toilet
sets harness, glassware, notions. FAINT
buopoek s
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KINDERGARTEN Training school Posi-
tion guaranteed. Mrs. T.. Nu0re-EIr.
rett, Austin Texas. ia
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PERSONAL.

fENOOINAA<.
= ADIESi Use Caichesisr's tnrllsa Feaayro,ai Pins
II Best, sAfe.t. Oniy RciAbiel Take no othc,
Bay 81 eur nrreFiss q srna =, naiars ~ petite
ch'-1est,r oGesalssi ce- fi,lsSs-. 2.
THERE'S BUT ONE THING oN EARTH
that VIII permanently cure sexual weak
ness or enlarge small shruukcu organs,
and That IS the standard Vacuum DcXel-
oprr. Particulars sealed. The Worlds
Cure Co.. - Arapahoc Building, Denver,
W, -
rEXAs state medical examining board Of
eclectic physicians and Surgeons win
meet In the offices Of Dr. T.. l. FoN,
5 rooms ILL Mason block Mogstooa,
examination OF diplomas and applic1n.s
igf practice 81 me llcine and midwifery
b blanks and Information VII BE- fnrnishsd
Downs. NJ. u, GALVESTON. Texas. q
PRIVATE TUToR-Nllss Violet Bacon Fos-
ter OF Bryn Mawr college. +. o. Box
DON'T THROW AWAY your old summer
suit Let us treat u and you can wear
II until late In the winter We Tx up
aud dye suits cleaned 81; dyed S25i
Ladies work cheap. Pantitorlum Club
IL san Jdclnto and 1903 Preston BON
phones. 10
FREE LESSONS 80 Lace and Battenhurg
VIII be given az Woman's Exchange hy
an tNpcLt ttlrA'E' NNA viii nave charge
II, d. J9at lnstuatloa WINE Mts. Chtle
-, go" 1. ~. ~ NVI'h pu''uNS''H ny
$500 $500 LIZ -. L.. ~
ANY ONE giving information leading to
the whereabouts az Mrs Emma Gorhct
VIA be- rcwhrdcd WHEN lass, hrard of was
at Sour LAX, en route to Houston. Al
dress Il. r Johnson Beaumont IL
2IAn,NIr NTAOT0 T,,-f Ir5I,,,- gcIrI,lirI,c
r.lu,i.t. cinfr,,,,rt M fs,,,i, no
i,,t '' 90" '"""'" w
OSTEOPATItY Drs William Clark,
Blau me Mccormick, graduates "Amcri-
can School 81 0stnpatuy," kirksYiile
Mo- under founder pr a. T, SIN. cou-
sultauon free; new phone $50: 32l-322
M1son hlorh. II
GrN'.TtlfAN AGO 10 ,r{eIIne 10 n-1rrv
sn,.,r 6n5.sr ,ynInou not ,,tS,. &c v,.1,rS ~
400 Aadrrs. n Ucpery. mis- orfice WIli
answer all letters. D
>r5es Many n s,tirtr,s s.loc. sob,ct Coz,
rt.f Sti.t, ] ,.gri. a. ,,,iiitn
s.r,.l Itnr tarIns gn,iv IN 30 '9l3 en-
a,r,rr ''P'' '' Fl
T,7f,17T- I,- -----,-i---
,i ~ yc IVY SHp9oS s'u gna
Plsfp. 5O cents al Ahhotf t'0cEreil 4
CO.'S GQ2 Main street Trial Gar bv mail
20 cents Geo RAN BOX 100 CIpcn-
natl. Ask your druggist 1913
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hl,o H+H, 49, WIZ t'atu Iiulieu
su"u,v"a ltPi2 ,r ~ ip'i,v' i,'st ''''s w
a., "l',lL l"' VA terms Apply J." o,,cc
MIN LnNnN-- 10
TIE EIGHTH session of my English and
German Kindergarten and primary school
Sil commence ON Monday. September
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

sSz@A HOUSTON AERIE No. GO, f..
ekfk-SEE o. s. viii hold regular meeting
ks$ IN this afternoon ai O'Clock NJ
G4lfEH at their hall. corner Main aud
&krJ.[B Prairie. Important business.
My All visiting brethren are frUter-
nally invited to be present.
The following members OK FEternal Or
der IL Eagles are notified TO meet &C 4u9a
San Jacinfo street today M ! y. m. tu act
a. pallbearcrs nt the funeral Of Mrs.
MARY l. Pease wife Of Brohcr r. A..
Peasc. member Of Houston Aerie No O3:
C. NJ Lusk, s. r. Nichols. II f. Kerr,
Peter Schulz J W. Kennedy, w. f..
Clarke.
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BOARD AND ROOM.


GOOD BOAKD $3.50 and 81 per week;
bath; modern CouVenenccs. 2H In
CRESCENT HOUSE lC7 Congress avenue.
Elegantly furnished rooms. with first
class table board, 81 and 50 per week
Mrs l.. \. Lallier Prop. a.
BOARD AND ROOM Have nice large
room to share with gentleman, cheap: also
nice small room with board. reasonable:
day borders solicited. 1901 Capitol
ROOMS with or without board; all mod.
EN- conyenlences; 20lS Franklin. II
l2lfs TENAS AYENUE-Iarge, modern
boarding house, two and n half blocks
from Rice hotel, Main strCrt business
center; rooms for rent with or without
meals; regular and transient custom sole
tod; rates reasonable; telephone 100,
new. ii
PRIVATE BOARD IN couple or two gen,
tlemen; newly furnished house bath;
gas central zoos Preston IL
ROOMS AND BOARD New house, new
furniture, south rooms screened; every
thing iirstclass; close In; excellent table
hoard. SD Travis. IA
SOUTH ROOMS, private bath dressing
room; board, G2o Austin street. II
COOL ROOMS, with board. bath, one block
IRON car line. l2Ol Polk. .
PLEASANT ROOMS, win good board,
couple or gentlemen; private family;
hath, retcrences. l3lI Dallas avenue S
NICELY fuJnlshed upstairs room and board
Tor couple IN strictly private family; 100
ballas avenue s
S4.lO PER WEEk-Go0l board and pleas.
ant rooms for couple or gentlemen; per
mhnent OF transient parties coming to
city can find homc-likc Mace at 1905
Mllam street X J.. Bosset. s
ONE LARGE front room, with board; day
hoaIdgrs. slu Mum street. l6
ROOM AND BoARD, 1000 Walker 10
FURNISHED room with or without hoard
Two blocks FROM Rice hotel Address 600
HANDSOMELY furnished room for gen
liemeni nearby board; private family;
close in 1904 Walker. S
HOTEL BURNETT-DIning room now
opened; elegant meals; nice service. Cap
lol ana Fannln. IL
LARGE COOL ROOMS. with good board,
az 42u La Branch, corner Prairie; table
boarders solicited 10
BoARD, SO 80 and 81 90 per week, b7fh:
Moaeln eonyenences. 209 IL Branch. D
! ELEGANT furnished rooms aud board. 100
Main o
cooL south front room, with board: mod.
Stn eoNenitncesi near Main, Apply SOD
Rusk avenue d
! ROOM AND BOARD Table 6oaTdeT- 80.
llcited. Sli Main, 10
HOUSTON HEIGHTS HOTET--Cooi- airy
rooms, good board, pure arteslan water.
week o NJ. Carter IT
BoARDERs WANTED-ChoIce family
room with board; permanent or
transient parties coming TO the city can
ma homelike placer first class Ia HE,
location central. Packards. I47 10
West 43rd street. New York City. Hons.
ton references. All
AVENUE HOuSE-Rates 81 per dayt ere.
ciai rates by week or month N5 San
Jaclnto street. Gus McKernon. prop. 81
#
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE, MONDAY, 10 A NJ
Prunes, nectarines, caudy, tobacco. hlne.
lug, beans. forge, trunks tool chest oil
cans, chairs tables sofas, child buggy
shoes. shirts, pants, hosiery, underwear
towels, quits, cards. saws paper card
pencils, cologne brushes razors toilet
sets, harness, glassware, notions. Fant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08

FREE LESSONS 80 Lace and Battenhurg
viii DE given at Womaus Exchange by
an expert teacher. who viii have charge
ot that Institution while Mrs. Carrie
ueavln is in The North purchasing new
goods and styles. 10
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u. DIAMOND. II Preston street, o0rncr
washington, umbrella mauufact rs: an
Kinds OF repairing. walking sticks aud
everything IN the umbrella line. ! am
good standing for all kinds of umbrellas.
gold, silver or any kind, and / would Ike
TO have four boys or men to hustle Wort,
for me; | am also good standing for the
boys that do the hustling FOR M IL they
got my card and the number Of nv
house; / also buy old furniture. old cloth
ing; / exchange old Umbrellas for new
ones; have a farm of 100 acres IN
1.ayaca county that l would Ike 60 ex-
change for some good property IN Hons.
toni hfty acres In cultivation, rest In
woods; | am sure there Is OF on my
farm; or would like to rent II to some
that would raise broom straw on II and
would like 10 90 In partners with him
ana open broom factory. ! would pre-
fer German man that understands to
raise broom straw, cattle and poultry;
drop In postal card and | viii come on
come In the afternoon. II. Diamond 70
Preston street, corner Washington street,
STUDIES Point. x
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MONEY 10 LOAN We loan money on
Houston business OK city property In
amounts to suit borrowers at low rate
Il interest. VIM H. Olschewske & Co.
2Ol kiam building II
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Mss MARY II. SMITHS selcc; school for
little children vii open with the public
schools. For terms apply at No. ~ Clay
avenue. n
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oSrEoPATHY prs. William Clark,
Blan 'hr Mccormick, graduates "Amcri-
can School ~ 0st 1patuy.' kirksviie
Mo. under noundcr pr. A. T. SIN: cou-
sultallon free; new phone $50; 32l-322
Musou bloch. "a
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MNS UEO. kIDU WI toach q HmIIed
number OF pupils at her home. beginning
September rs. For terms apply 10 sos
Polk avenue. l6