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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01

at the Memodlst church in Drummer AT
IL o'clock today.
Friends OF Mr.. Fuller Williams VIII re-
greet 10 learn that he is confined TO MS
home on account of Illness
The Congregation Beth Israel Will have
their annual sale az pews at the temple az
O'Clock this afternoon. Pews VIII De
sold TO members only.
Captain Underwood arrived from cage
Lake last night. having In oh rg -four con
Victs three white men and Mexican
who are destined for huntsville.
Mr.. j. A. Birmingham has severed hts
with the Capitol pharmacy AMI
is perfectlng arrangements iCr opening M
other extensive drug business IN me city.
street Commissioner Mat brennan re
quests that all garbage In the city be leIt
inside the yards on Monday, as the gar
bage wagon will not make the ROUNDS, nw-
ing TO holiday
Naduin Bros received the first oysters OF
the new season from Port LaNaca yes er-
day A big bucketfu Of the blYAlNes We're
sent no the Office OF The Post last pisnt
With sheir compliments.
Miss Annie Works has succeeded Mrs
w A. Wonihle as matron IN charye OF me
Bayland Orphans home. MISS Works Vas
formerly engaged as q teachef at pot
Worth and San Antonio.
The Houston Bankers association base
ball team will leave Monday morning va
the Southern Pacific for Beaumont whsfe
they will meet their opp9nents on the
beaumont baseball diamond
There are undellyered kilograms az tns
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For Early Fa.! Wear.

wife and daughter. together with Miss An.
nile Gambatl OF New Orleans and Miss Jen-
ME Jaques Of Charleston, S. e.. are guests
of the family of DR.. @. II. Gambatl.
Mr. Oscar Il. Reynaud has returned from
his summer vacation trip TO Colorado. He
says that on his way through Colorado en-
route home he passed through heavy
snowsiorm and was greatly tempted TO stop
the train and get out and roll in the
beautiful. "
Mrs. T. G Beard aud little son Norman
left Monday night for Vicksburg, Miss,
This Is Mrs. Boards first visit home since
the death OF her mother while she was
abroad, the sad intelligence being cabied
to her while In Paris and causing her i'm
mediate return to America.
A party consisting OF Messrs. John J..
Freed 81 Boston and Messrs. O. and q. w.
Rowan of New York, are guests at the
Hutchins house These gentlemen have vis.
tied the Damon Mound oil field during
their soiourn here and the two latter have
also visited a brother at Alvin.
Miss NJ. Yetta Brizzoari, who has been
visiting In Houston and Galveston, leaves
this morning over the Houston and Texas
Central for Dallas to remain until after
the State fair. She will be joined at Bryan
by her sister, Mrs. Allie Bailey. While Ia
Houston Miss Brizzolari was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ivy, 3oI Polk avenue.
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Contractor c. II, Boring and the new build.
ing. whom completed, Will be one OF the
handsomest In the city.
After helng placed under arrest by lie
tectiye Quin. a prisoner at the police sta
tlon tried to take leg ball early gesicr-
day morning. officer Graham Aired two
shots In an effort to stop the fugitive,
who was captured by several hremen at
the Central fire station and returned In
safety to the authorities.
Mr. W w Dexter Of this city has just
published a book Of convenient size for
pocket use. entitled "Texas oil Guide"
1t is n compendium of useful Information
about Texas and It's resources. arranged In
concise and attractive form for ready ref
erence cursory inspection indicates that
II Is n very useful compilation.
The Congregation Adath Jeshurun Will
this year hold holiday services Mt the
Turner hall, commencing Friday evening,
September II. and continuing Saturday and
Sunday, September IA and 10, Rabbi
simon Glazer officiating. Tickets for mem
beers can he found az the Office OF the
secretary. No. 702 Main street.
Black Jack Camn No. 50, W. o. w, win
unyeil the monument TO the late SoYer-
eign owen Cecil at Harrisburg cemetery
this afternoon, assisted by the Harrisburg
camp. All Houston camps attending will
meet at Woodmen's hall, 1113M Congress
avenue, at 1880 sharp. for transportation
by conveyance to Harrisburg.
Dick Bowling Camp will meet at 3
o'clock this afternoon at their room Ia
Light Guard Armory, corner Capitol and
Main. The yearly reports OF the Officers
viii be read aud full attendance Is de-
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sired. The reading Of reports at this
meeting Is for The purpose of having moth
Ing on hand but the election Of officers
on September g.
John Williams, colored, was struck over
the head with a piece OF 1h-inch gas pipe,
three. feet long, yesterday morning: the
assault S9eesHing At r1 cotton warehouse n
was attended by DR. Brumby. He was
found to be suffering from a severe scalp
wound, which required several stitches to
close. An arrest WIS made.
A house at 1917 Murray street was en-,
tered by a supposed burglar at an early
hour yesterday morning. The alarm WIS
given, and two white men placed negro
under arrest and held him 10 await the
arrival Of the police. The captors stated
that the man arrested was running very
fast. along the tracks of the Houston East
and West Texas railway when called on 10
al
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BODY OF A STORM VICTIM.
Believed 10 Be That Of Fred Mayess
Who Perished at Seabrook.

Believed TO Be That OF Fred Mayea
Who Persisted at Sesbrook.
Deputy sheriff George Tucker Of Sea,
brook yesterday afternoon notified Sheriff
A. r. Anderson by telephone that body
had been found there believed TO he that
of Fred Mayes. II viii be remembered that
Mr.. Mayes was believed 70 have persisted
at Seabr0ok by the great September storm
Of iast wear. In which his wife and chill
dren were drowned. Their bodies We're sr
Mayes was never known. The body found
yesterday afternoon was located IN NJ re sis
iTne ciothing and 6esia had entirely decayesis
leaving nothing but skeleton. me nair
ana beard remained, end the beard Is very.
heavy. such as was worn By Mr., Mayes.
Mr. Mayes was for many years 2 Feslqept
OF Houston being engaged ID tne sAi9eh
business at this place He moye1 70 9eA.
brook a short time before the storm Ok last
year. -.
Sherin Anderson, the bones founa yese,-
day were buried near the place where tnfF
haye been bleaching for q var
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Mrs. J. 7. Burke of Sutton died yester-
day morning at st. Joseph inarmary after
short illness, IN the thirty-sIxth year
OF her age The funeral VIII occur at 3
o'clock this afternoon from 81. yoseph,s
inhrmary with interment In the Catholic
cemetery. The following are requested 70
act az pailbearers; II. w. Cronin, Jack
Kennedy, Timothy Daley Richard Mul-
cahey, r. j. Flanagan and William sullivan,
nan ]. 4. Burke OF sutton, a small station
on che Houston and Texas Central railroad
near Hearne. MIR. sutton has many friends
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Table Linens
Reliable kinds, priced much under YAH

Reliable kinds, priced much under value.
6o-inch all linen Damask, full beached no.
worth oSc, yaru '''''.'..''.' sees
66-inch all linen Damask, full beached EEa
worth 75c, yard ............... ........ VVO
7o-inch all linen Darnask, full beached, REo
worth 85c, yard ...........,............ VVI
72-inch all linen Damask, full bleached, 70o
worth 100, yard ................"..I "
SIS all linen Napkins, full las value, 0Qo
ga all linen Napkins full $50 value, 4 Ok
dozen go. ...... - '...' ''ssss's'- ~
ga all linen Napkins full 1.75 value, 4 5n
dozen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
"a all linen Napkins full 200 value, I *
dozen Observation-Disclosures. 5.I0
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CITY eREvlTlEs.

The Caledonan society VIII hold ito reg
ular monthly meeting Monday night.
Rev. w. d. Tyner Of Brennan will preach
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among the railroad fraternity OF Houstcns
The family we're residents of this place in
former years.
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Odd Towels

Have you looked those lots of odd Towels over?
Splendid yalues-eyery one of them Two to six of
a kind, priced much under value. When in next time
ask to see them, You won't regret it.
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divers Music House Is just now snfsy!pS
its sixth year In Houston, ieeatea unas<
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Curtain Swiss

About time to renew your Curtains etc. We are
showing beautiful line of White Swiss, 40 inches
WIDE with colored stripes, full zoe value, H.
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( ::::::;: LEVY BROTHER :
This Store will be Closed all Day Monday Labor Day.
Extra Good Value Embroideries

Splendid wearing quality Swiss and Hamburg r.
Edges and Insertions, good ioc values, yard. ~
Dainty Swiss, Nansook and Cambria Edges I'M
and Insertions, worth zoe, yard .......s....f OC
Wide, durable Cambria and NainSook Edges 1Eo
and Insertions values 25c and goo, yard. 80. no
special lot of very handsome wide Edges and Inser-
tons, in Nainsook and Cambria, worth SOC Or
A ward .,..,...,., q 70
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Washable Ribbons

All Silk Taffeta Ribbon full line of plain I'M
coors, width inches, value 15c, yard 49,. 1OC
All Silk Taffeta Ribbon, full line of plain H.
colors, widths 81 and inches, values 25c, I'D. fOC
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Outings and FIanneIettes
Early buyers have best selections.

Early buyers have best selections.
Nice quality light and dark Outing, SC kind, on
Tuesday 10 yards for. ...,...............O SC
Splendid quality, beautiful patterns in light colored
Outing, value loc yard, lengths 2 TO 10 yards, *
TUESDAY yard ............ ...,............OO
Light and dark heavy Outing, beautiful assort- or
ment of coors and patterns, yard =. ioc and O3C
PANNG FLANNELETTES, in lovely Persian effects
exact copies OF imported fannels, most desirable ma
terial for dressing SacqueS, kimonas and wrap f0o
perS, two qualities, at. yard .......,4sc and IUC
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ChiIdren'S UnderbOdies

NAZARETH KNIT WAISTS, the best Knit q
Waist made, all sizes, each ...............%
FERRIS GOOD SENSE WAISTS, made of q
fine Cambria, all sizes, each ........ soc and &.
DOUBLE V WAISTS, best Waist made for chill
made Of fine Cambria, nicely trimmed with &
dainty lace, all sizes, each ...................V
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Handkerchief Bargains

Splendid quality Sheer Lawn Handkerchisfs hem
stitched hem and corded border, r.
an 8tc value, each ...................0C
Dainty embroidered edge Handkerchefs of TO-
Excellent quality all linen sheer Handkerchiefs hem
stitched and embroidered edges, scooped embroidered
edges and embroidered center, with lace edge, 0Eo
values 4oc to SOC, each ...................,%O C
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Another Call on Kimonas and Dressing

garments
eryal
earlier a
White cooed Dressing 6Qc
d QQo
value t75 -. 0OC
Generous Bargains in Wash Top Skirts
Just about those SPLENDID value Wash sold last
you o
Alo Wash
Wash Shirt Waists
ias an PeaeW values to
,
%
qualities Fancy Imported Madras Trimmed Lawn and Dainty Embroidered CSC
New Wool Walking Skirts
Cloth Walking
Invisible
Q0O
Inland Gum land q
Stitched bands S/o
Black Silk Top Skirts
al in
o an
FNC d 81 row
ado
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The bright bargains we offered last week in thes
was made in the line but we are still prepared for OF
run out of your size.
Pretty Dainty Colored Lawn Short Kimonas sold ea
Sheer Fine White and Colored Lawn Dressing Sacqu
value $50, now ..,.............,....
Lovely quality well made Colored Lawn Long Kmo
value IFS, now -. ...............,....
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05

= g. cresief returned fnsni iewi,,on
sbi. week.
sissl & Standard Binding iwIne for sal,
by ! A. Nelson.
Mia Kathleen Tstbor. i whiting her
sister Nrs. Robert whcssione his week =
The South African Water bag will leep
water col ali day. Holds ~ gallons.
Call as Nelson's and see IL.
This issue contains The new ads OF Meek
Ter 4 Miller Furniture dealers and alto The
Gem Chor House When needing any.
thing in either line give them call.
Dr.. Lewis will depart sometime nex,
week Tor short vacation 4, the sound
country and California. He will also
visit his parents 1t Goldendale. Wash.
George Thatcher aud Thomas Rainey ar
complained by their families spent few
days IN town this week. These parties are
from Pullman. Wash. but are interested
in real cst-ie in Nezperce and are much
impressed with our insure prospects here
Dr. Lewis desires to announce to
the public that his dental Office will
be closed from July 10Th to August
slb Alter this date the office will be
open asusual.
Psul Johnson and Geo. winder have
formed partnership 10 do business under
the firm name OF johnson & Windcr.
Mr. Winder II we'll known to the public
here and needs no introduction on our
part The nrm can be found at the old
stand.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05

To wipm IL may concern: Nntice
is hereby given that .ile undersigned
will apply Is the board oi county com
nissioners - Idaho county, State of
! Idal,o. at Mt. Idaho, on the Slh day of
July, 1901. the same being the first
Z day IL the Julysterm of said commits
sioners' court, for authority 10 erect
aud maintain public ferry and take
tolls an the sanie, on asd across the
Clearwater river between Idaho and
Neg Perce c"uutie-, Idaho, such ferry
10 cross said stream at point about
one mile below the old town OF Kam-
iaii. down said stream. between said
counties. The landing OF said ferry
on the right descending and north
bank OF said river, being situated on
what is known as the Woodland Kam-
iah comfy road, running through land
owned by Harrison Kip Kip Pelican,
an Indian allotment, in Idaho county
Idaho. The landing Of SAID ferry on
the left and south bank OF said stream
being on an indian allotment owned
by James Williams and being directly
opposite to the landing on said north
side, which south side landing is in
Nez Perce county, Idaho. The near
est ferry 10 the one proposed is that of
Kip Kip Pelican, an Indian whose IL
eense is now being contested before
said board ~ county commissioners.
Dated May 3l-t, 1901.
@. J. LESTER,
Applicant
GooDE & McNAMEE, Attorneys for
Applicant.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.


Fletcher paints signs.
Hughes I. Daily n wtnehester. us. DO.
Ing business in sown Tacsjsf.
go TO A NJ Fletcher Il You wsnf an nf
,o-dsie sign painted.
'arssr & Harding sre painting he front
Of their store building ibis seck.
Fietchsrs' for wall Paper. pants SC.
Everything up 10 date in this line
CT. Wood and A. W ConwAy left Mon.
dav morning tor Cni.dc-sac aud Genesre.
CLARK Harding il building a cottage in
tho ives, part Of town TO be usei By hin a.
a residence.
When in Lewiston stop at the Bollinger
House. Meals 25c. Rooms 2s and 10 cents.
New brick hniIdng Everything neat and
eissn.
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The members OF The New Hope church
north Of town will have a basket meeting
NJ the Nexperce crossing. south Of town.
F,ntecn converts will be bsbtizsd on this
occasion. A large crowd is expected to he
present from erangeviIe. rottonwood,
Denver and Nesperce. All are expected TO
bring we'll filled baskets with them.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05

A Mccormack hinder. fourteen
inch gang pillow and l6 foot lever
harrow. All in first ciass condition.
Address !. ?. Roud, Nezpercc, Idaho;
or HERALD Office.
Evening journal., 1901-07-26
WAS NOT MURDERED
But DIED FROM HEAT

Hazleton. July 26.--John Wagner.
ST., OF Drifton. Pa. aged about 81
years.. and for the last 30 years gen
eral superintendent for Coke Brothers
& Co. and prominent in G. A. r. cir
cles in this state, was found dead on
the turnpike between Drifton and Lat.
timer at noon yesterday. His horse
and buggy IN which he came to Halle
ton Wednesday were standing at a
tree nearby.
An investigation made by Deputy
Coroner J. H. Bowman in the afternoon
showed that Mr.. Wagner died of apo
plexy. None of his valuables were
missing, and there were no marks on
the body TO indicate foul play Mrs.
George SILK, with whom he drove from
Hazleton toward his home. got off the
buggy at the Drifton turnpike and took
trolley to Freeland. Mr. Wagner
turned into the road to ascertain the
cause of brush fire, and it is believed
that after he tied his horse and wan
dered about a few moments he was
overcome with the heat and died.
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS. for police uniforms
il Proposals will be received by the
Board of Police Commissioners until Fri
day July 26, 1901, at o'clock p m, for
and making about 81 Fan
and Winter uniforms consisting Of an
overcoat and one pair of trousers to each
suit, ten overcoats to have chevrons on
arms), color TO be good indigo blue, all
wool (standing the tesD, with good trim
mings; TO be made strong and service
able.
Also about seventy helmets. ordinarily
worn BY police forces. Each bid must be
accompanied by samples of the cloth, and
trimmings proposed to be furnished. The
board reserves the right to reject any OF
all bids. For further information apply
10 EUGENE MASSEY.
Secretary Board Of Police Commissioners
i25-2t
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EmpIoyers Refuae 10 ArhItrate.

San Francisco, July 26.-The most
important development in the team
sters strike yesterday was the reply
Of the Employers Association to a
communication from Mayor Phelan,
stating that he had been asked by
labor leaders to bring about a confer.
ence between representatives of the
Employers Association and the Broth.
erhood of Teamsters. The Employers
Association told Mayor Phelan they
would not be party to such a con
ference.
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THE CLARION,

No. o Mount Vernon ave, Atlantic City
Located in the very heart OF the city. Re
built and rofurnished. with modern i'm
provements. Convenient 20 boardwalk
and all amuscments. Terms reasonable
]. p. GIBERSON, Prop.
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SPECIAL EXCURSION
To Various Points via Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. - Sovereign
Grand Lodge, Independent order of Odd
Fellows, September 1921 One far for the
round trip. Tickets on sale September p
Is limited for return leaving Indianapolis
until September %, with privilege Of ex-
tension to October z on deposit Of ticket
with joint agent and payment Of so cents.
LOUISVILLE, KY.-Triennial Conclave
Knights Templar, August 27-3l. One fare
for the round trip. Tickets on sale August
20 TO 25. limited for return leaving Louis
lille until September ?, with privilege OF
extension to September 16 on deposit OF
ticket with joint agent and payment Of 81
cents.
For tickets, time of trains, sleeping and
parlor car accommodations, call on or ad.
dress nearest Ticket Agent Baltimore and
Ohio railroad for full information
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THE La "sHFrTS
THE LE0LA
THE ARIEL 6oTEL

Avn Anes .bunittet. corner Pacific and Arlsar a..
,aevs,, =, Atlanuc City, N. J. Under 80
lhainagement One square froy, 'u 81. .,lgw hsw
raliroad and Boardwalk. " ieaoina
Foryner,,, -, ~, y. II BRETHWAITE
~'4s VI Ahe Hamilton and Wvomin,
Evening journal., 1901-07-26

.. HERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Levari Facias, to me directed.
will be exposed to public sale, at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city
of Wilmington, New Castle county,
State of Delaware.
ON TUESDAY,
THE 3Oth DAY OF JULY, 1901,
At 10 o'clock, q. m,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land with
the buildings thereon erected, in the city
of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and
described as follows, TO wit;
Beginning at the intersection formed BY
the northerly side Of Oak street and the
easterly side Of Harrison street; thence
lnortherly along said line Of Harrison
street one hundred feet TO stake; thence
easterly and parallel with Oak street
leighty feet TO a corner: thence southerly
and parallel with Harrison street one
hundred feet 10 the nprtherly side Of OAK
lstreeti thence westerly along said side. OF
iOak street eighty feet to-t1e place OF be-
leiuuing. be the contents thereof what
lthey may. l..l.s
| Seized and taken IN execution as th'
property OF smueI d. Forbes, and TO b'
sold b
SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL. Sheriff.
sherlna ONCE, Wilmington, Delaware
lJuly Is. 1901.
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At 1O o'cloek. q. m.


the following described real estate viz;
All those three certain lots or parcels
Of land situate in the city Of Wilmington
bounded and described as follows, to wit;
No. !. Beginning at the northerly size
of a forty feet wide street now called
Fifteenth street, at the distance Of three
hundred and forty feet easterly from the
easterly side of Claymont street; thence
northerly parallel with Claymont street
seventy feet to a corner; thence caSteriy
parallel with Fifteenth street or said
forty feet wide street seventy feet 10
corner: thence soutnerly parallel with
Claymont street seventy feet 10 the
northerly side Of said forty feet wide
street; thence thereby westerly seventy
feet to the place of beginning.
No. 3 Beginning on the sOutherly side
Of the aforesaid forty feet wide street,
described IN No. ], at the distance OF
two hundred and forty feet easterly from
the easterly side Of Claymont street.
thence southerly parallel with Claymont
street seventy feet to a corner thence
leasterly parallel with Fourteenth street
one hundred and ten feet to a corner;
thence northerly parallel with ClaymOnt
street seventy feet to the southerly SIDE
Of said forty feet wide street (now called
Fifteenth street,, thence thereby westerly
one hundred and ten feet to the place Of
beginning.
No 9. beginning at the intersection OF
1.-The easterly side Of Claymont street, and
the northerly side of Fourteenth street.
thence easterly by said side of Fourteenth
street ninety feet to corner; thencl
lnortherly parallel with Claymont street
leighty-six feet to corner; thence west
leriy parallel with Fourteenth stree
NINETY feet to the easterly side Of Clay
lmont street thence thereby southerli
leighty-six feet to the place OF beginning
lbe the contents thereof Of the described
illots what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as tn
lsold by
SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Delaware
July Is, 1901.
Evening journal., 1901-07-26
FOR SALE

DOR SALE.-Large store refrigerator.
II set Of scales, handsome plano. gas
range, handsome puffed couch oak and
walnut folding beds. fine large cabinet,
enamel bedstead, odd bureaus and wash.
stands, Victor cook stove, office chair.
MMAdON BROS. 502 King street.
Delmarvia phone 1926.
Evening journal., 1901-07-26
THE GRANVILLE,
rup MANuATTAN

South Carolina, near beach. Steam neat
Sun Parlor. Buffet attached. M. A. Mh
LONEY, II. .. Box 800.
Evening journal., 1901-07-26
sHEREFFs, SALES

= HERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Levari Facias, to me d.
rected. win be exposed to public sale.
az the Deer Park Hotel. IN the town OF
Newark, New Castle county, state OF
Delaware,
ON MONDAY.
THE 29th DAY OF JULY, 1901,
nLnInnl.
Evening journal., 1901-07-26

NOR SALE-Grocery store stock and
II fixtures. Cheap If bought before
August TO- Inquire by letter. Evening
Journal Office. i26-3t
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HOTEL CLEARVIEW

22i7 Pacific avenue. Atlantic City. N. j.
Splendidly situated within one square from
Reading Depot and beach. open all year
Rates; 81 20 SO per week Children under
12 years. half rate.
MRS w. NELLINGS, Proprietress,
Late OF the burlington
Evening journal., 1901-07-26

VIZ ANTED.--A good plain cook and
w bread maker. willing to help with
washing and ironing. Reference re-
Quired. Apply at residence Of George A.
Rhoads, West Front street. FIRST house
on the left beyond Z. & o. railroad
bridge. j25-ts