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MARRIAGES.

D0ZIDR = MIKES. Angelo. Texas,
January i6.--iMlss lArudic a. Dozier and
Mr.. Henry w. Mres were married at
ChrlstovN.. in this county, Monday
ANDERSON kin G. Gainesville, Texas.
January 1s-R, Il. Anderson a proml-
nent business man and merchant Of this
city was married tonight to Miss Leona
King a very populRr society belle OF
this city.
MOORE SHIRLEY. - Mineral Wells I
Texas, january 7.-4Mr. Joe Moore OF
Garner ana Miss Alice Shirley were
united in marriage on the 10Th instant
at the brides parents home on Lpvngs
Valley.
PRINCE HOLLOWAY. Ennis, TeNAs
January 1S--Mr. NJ. Lewis Prince and
Miss Cary Holloway were married at
Mineral Wells Monday and arrived in
Ennis yesterday They with Mr.. I'D,
Blackburn and Miss Leita Berry Of Fort
Worth. are the guests OF Miss May Dan
iels OF this city.
THClMA SSON- CAR ENTBR.--Sa An
gelo, Texas. January 16.-Miss Maggie
Thomasson and Mr.. C. G. Carpenter we're
married at the home of the brides broth
er h. this city List night. Justice NJ. Q.
Davis tying the nupudl knot. Wedding
festivities followed the ceremony.
STEVENS BEAUMONT. - Coleman,
Texas, January 17-Nr. 7. l.. Stevens and
MISS Loneye Beaumont were married last
night at $50 at the residence of the
brides father. Mr.. stevens is the junior
member OF the firm OF ]. e, Stevens Il
Son and is one of the leading business
men OF the town His bride is the
daughter Of Dr. G. b. Beaumont, for
merly CT Navasota.
CASTLEBERG : ADAMS Crockett.
Texas January i9.--Mr. II. J. Castleberg,
a prominent young business man, and
Miss Emma Adams. youngest daughter
OF Colonel Earle Adams, and a leader in
society, were married Thursday night
at the First Baptist church, Rev. Ellis
Smith officiating. The reception was at
the residence OF the brides father. The
presents were numerous and costly
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WHARTON LOCALS.
The New Postmaster Hns Forwarded
His nnnu.

Ills mona.
Wharton. Texas January &c. s. Bo-
deuhsimer the recently appointed post
master for Wharton. gave a bond for
$4,000. which was certified before Justice
Il. J, Horton this week ana forwarded to
Washington. The sureties on the bond
are as follows: j. A. Hamilton, w. +.
Neal II, A. Rich, Dr. j. G. Davidson and
Jim aud Joe Wygal MIR. Bodenhiamer
will take possession as soon as he re-
ceives proper authority from the post
made to move the office to a more cen
tral point in the town Mr.. Bodenhaimer
agrees TO locate the office IN the most
convenient locality to the majority OF
the citaeAs Mrs, watts, the present
postmistress. has served the public foe
twenty years and leaves record OF faath-
funess and courtesy beyond reproach.
The granite piers which were building
on the new $50 900 Southern Pacific rail-
road bridge across the Colorado here
have been completed aud work tempo
rarily suspended. as II was necessary 10
divide the force OF men employed here,
sending some ID Columbus to work on
the bridge there, and others to Pierce.
where n new depot is being built WORK
viii be resumed in two weeks time and
the bridge soon completed, The building
OF the piers has been an herculean tash,
owing TO the frequent rises OF the river.
which retarded the work by filing the
cavities necessary for the work with
water. which had TO be pumped out be-
fore work could be resumed, Work was
stopped during the last year at least
six times.
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DEATHS.

DOAK. Paris, Texas. january lS.---sirs.
Glenn Doak. who died at HlllsboTo, was
buried here this morning at Evergreen
cemetery.
AYERs.---Csan Marcos. Texas, January
1s-aMrs w. r. Ayers, la,ely from Hin
county, died here This morning, and will
be buried tomorrow
FULGHtTM.--Sa Marcos, Texas, Jsnu-
cry 1s.-,Mr. J. D. Ifulghum died here
Tuesday, the 18th The remains were
taken to seguin, his former home, for
dn,ermemt.
GIBBS, kaufman, Texas. January 1S---i
Mrs. o. S, Gibbs, one of the oldest oit-
zens OF kaufman. died yesterday at 2
O'Clock. She WIS ri yeirs and 6 months
old. she has a great many decendanbs
in this county.
ROBBINS.-San Marcos. Texas, Janu-
airy 1S.--Mr W. II. Robbins, an old citi-
zen OF San Marcos died al his residence
yesterday evening at I o'clock, from he
inhrndtles OF age. Within twenty-ope Gays
Of his SAth birthday. William II. Rob
bins was BORN in Troy, Lincoln county.
H., February Stfsi7 He received a
common school education. removing TO
Springfield in the early thlrties where
he became acIudnted with Abraham Lin
coin in the days OF his obsourity. He
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NInrIin NInficra.

Marlin. Texas. January i9.--Mr. 7. a.
Cheoves OF the dry goods arm OF Checves
6 Llnthlcum left yesterday for New York
and other markets TO lay In spriag sup
plies for his firm.
Cards are out announcing the mGrrlaso
Of Miss Lucy Swami, daughter OF State
Senator j. j. Swami OF this district, to
Mr.. George Mcdonald OF Tyler at the
Methodist church in this s..s Sunday,
January ~
Mrs. Horace Chiffon of Tyler Is In tho
city for use OF the hot water. guest *
the Fsnpin house.
Quite an enjoyable dance was given
last Monday night by the young men at
the Light Guard armory.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watkins Allen
were at home to invited friends Wednos-
day night to an enjoyable euohre party.
The beautiful home was handsomely dec
Grated and rare and tempting refresh
ments we're served Miss Ioclsye Chill
ton carried off FIRST prize and Miss Bessie
Conoly the much enyied BOBBY"
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Nearly all the cotton has been gathered
ana at least So per cent of 1t sold. The
farmers as rule are free OF debt and
many of them have sufficient money left
TO carry them through this year without
having to buy a dollars worth on credit,
Mr. Lewis. former citizen of Alvin.
is stopping here for a few days,
DR.. W. l. Moore of Falkland will CON
tinue his practice at this place.
Willis Smith and John A. Durbln of
Bhnco county have moved here for the
benefit of the school.
Or. T. D. Moore OF El Pdso spent the
holidays with his family, who have beep
here for the past eighteen months for
the benefit OF their health Or. Moore
was formerly a resident Of Alta Iona
and is now in South Texas looking after
his interests there.
David Martin of Round Mountain was in
town last week trying to work w n tele-
phone exchange for Marble Falls. He
will no doubt succeed.
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removed thence to Dubuque. Iowa, whsre
he lived for long term of years Mr.,
Robbins was Matchmaker by trade and
in the days OF his prime an energetic
ana successful business man. He was
at one time mayor Of Dubuque and served
ihst city as postmaster under the Taylor
Fillmore administration, 1852 He was
made Free Mason in Dubuque lodge No.
i'm 1913; was a charter member OF Me-
trorolitan ledge No 40 OF that city,
where he still held his membership. He
was also an Odd Fellow. Mr.. Robbins
was twice married having five children.
three of whom and his wife survive him.
He came TO san Marcos in 1872, where
he has since resided. He worked at the
watchmaker's bench sixty years, retiring
some years ago on account OF failing
sight. He was buried by the Masonic
fraternity at o'clock this Afternoon.
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MineoIn,s bright Prospects.

Mlneola, Texas. January lS.--Commer-
cially, the future of Nlneola is bright
er now than it has been FOR years. Mr..
l. G. Bromberg, a prominent merchant
and capitalist. informed The Post re-
porter this morning that he had pur-
chased a block of ground just west OF
johnson street and will Immediately
erect brick business houses there. Three
OF them will be occupied by wholesale
grocery store, the balance for furniture
and implements. The Texas and Pacific
railway will run switch to the grocery
house.
gentleman from Palestine is here anil
says hat he will put in an oil mill, and
a steam laundry is soon TO be estab-
lished
A capitalist from Alabama mas located
here and coutemplates opening a whole
sale dry goods house.
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unt.,taipmept nj Nncogdoches.

Nacogtoehes. Texas. January ls.-'rhe
concert given ct the opera house last
night By uhe Ladies Aid society OF enc
Baptist church Tor the benefit OF thu
church, proved success, and neat
sum was received, and viii be used TO
liouihate the debt on the furniture Tho
ladies' deserve great credit tor Nheir ener-
gy in This direction, and have almost
wiped out phe debt on thelr new church
building.
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LGO GRAIN MARKET
| RIM Steadler on Belief thai
|I,euItslien Is About Over.
In CLOSED oNf-FIGHTH LOWER
shade Higher aud oats
rea-Provisions Closed
al 70 IL Depressed.


,vA1a-Board of trade mar.
q. Japu"i u.t.,4 vas trioe
he dull loaay' 70" ~"
sn the belief that ilquluallon Is
fei' y Corn closed a shade
kside suppor" 80 p..,.,s
and oa.s unchanseu' AIoN is ,l,
s,sn depressed.
V'-
..,se scrutiny o sicad.er tone coulc
e" Aa market for wheat. Not
PEG 10 top 40 ,an,.o,,,,a h., ,ho ~
demand rae 'i di,,5ng me dav rove
b VI long sun u w sno ,n bs On.
|oserbva!d 10 eleat ~ Wy 20 nc o,Eis >
pene1 X 70 ~ ntsNhhi 49, ;1,, 1900
shed AS the Llals nui" "a i ,sstb 49, az
|nrnness 81 .5aa vestsr1hy. The bulge
II support auu d 'V a,dnS ~ ,ie1re 81
3ieayy reeelps, w. s' ,ata ~ ar, ~ af
be-. bit a very nlou ~ ~ ~ o a ~ ~
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Sinner, Texas, January TIA b.
Jungbecker 6 Co. have let a contract for
the erection OF neat brick store build.
ing on the site Of their present place OF
business
Cotton is all gathered and farmers are
putting their land IN shape for another
crop. Many fields are cleared Of the
gigantic cotton stalks OF which the ma
jorty are burned and the land is being
nloMed
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Denton Want. nm Appropriation.

Denton, Texas, January 1s,--Much in
terest is felt here in the action of the
legislature with reference to the State
normal hore, so created by the Twenty
sixth legislature carrying with 1t no ap-
propIiation The college Is wanted By
everybody here and as the city has al
ready conveyed TO the state 100000 worth
of property. including s20O build
ing, 1t is felt that a good appropriation
should be msde for The next two years.
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Appleby. Texas. January IA mer-
chsnt of Apploby informed The Post cor
Of $4,000 were sold here during 1900, The
town is called chickenville, but It can
stand the nickname as long as 1t gets
the business.
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Appleby, Texas, January l9-The gin
ming company Of sam Hurst g. Son has
ginued 800 bales OF cotton AMI know Of
eighteen more. Milton g. Law have
ginned about 7a5 and viii get about TWEEN
ty-6ye more. Nearly all of this cotton
and the seed from 1t was sold here
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GAfLJIyAs.-The annual meeting OF the
State grand lodge OF the Independence
order Of Odd Fellows wqll be hold In
Dallas, commencing February and con-
tiuuIng one week. There are about 500
members in this body. and X Is believed
that nearly an OF thcm will attend.
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rrnyDr COUNTY NEWS.

Tbc Farmers Are out OIL peo' m"
Have Money on Hand
Marble Falls. Texas. January ns
,.rmsrs are very busy with their piowins'
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|FT "',t. I'm ,oa J.. an "a 20 "a

1 ..s,.ssss.s OK y 's-V ''Ntg cav
quotations were as follows:
te-Dull; winter patents } .6013. so;
ke s2GiS.55; clears 2.UG3 80: spring
Is ii0d4.50 patents 3.60U3 sc 4,
BIS 3.l0d3 40. bakers 2..002. 80.
bt-No. spring 63G71, No. . red 1870
mo. . 37dS7h; No. yellow S7d37h
no. 2 244qg4ls; Ne. white 25%G27;
white 26i5G27
|-Nc 2 50d5ll2.
ky-Fair to choice mailing o0d60.
seed-No. 1.65. No. Northwestern
ply seed--Prime 4.Gj.
pork-Per barrel 10. sjS11a.ao.
|-Per 100 pounds 7.35d7.S7ia.
/ ribs sides--LOose 7.O0d7 20.
sailed shoulders-BoXed 6 25a6.50.
/ clear sides-Boxel 7.25q5735,
Eky-Basls OF high wines Icy,
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local option embraces them as we'll as
saloons and they must close.
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

Feek Just closed has been very salts
n 70 produce and commission men, the
|a0laay apathy having made, its exit
y no demand for turkeys and some
|essleFs are oyerstocked.
Sna,lenge and Diamond brands OF con-
"i'A nave been slightly advanced,
\ s' q Of Tidal wave aour have ad-
~. 1.a Produce aud Commission COM
$50 'seeiVed a car of navel oranges.
are ssnd Is ssre, Of onions, but new ar
~ expected tn week.
\ : ~ advance OF 10 cents in the
siist hs'keI for lemons, with considera-
VIZ ihey arc expected TO 20 still
i a. az i. sss,ltins weaker. They are Row
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SUGAR.

Al l5alec. "N'i' lheS "re low
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WANTED \ Nfst-clOs. Iyrl uul Two hn.h
Clmcp. Cab IN H. Il; Gr.rn nt Acme
Cleaning and rrc-iul Association. pEt
Main street
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

on LAND FOR sALE-MY HOME
PLACE, WITH ARrEsIAN WELL. Gas
FEET. PARTIES WHO HAVE EXAM
INED WELL SAY MOST POSITIVELY
Oil ON PLACE. CASH OFFER; 40
Stock COMPANY ENTERTAINED.
WILL BE PLEASED TO GIVE SAM
PIES OF WATER AND SHOW PLACE.
G. W. sTIEFF, 600 TRAVIS 81.
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G. l.. TAFT, COMMISSION MERCHANT---
Poultry. eggs. vegetables and fruits;
quick sales, prompt returns. lUS Military
plaza, san Antonio. Texas 90
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WANTED-Loggers to ship us ash, oak.
walnut and cedar logs Write us for
particulars. c. Il. Cummings & Co.
Houston, Texas. II
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WANTED Stenographcrs to accept nnsl.
lions in Beaumont Apply quick i
Pastoriza 7. & l.. Co, Houston. Teas.
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WANIkD-At once. on Bcrug's min. ten
good saw hands IN woods 3Tl4 cents peg
1000. every Thing furnished. Iering Aifg.
Co. Nalda, Texas n
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SODA FOUNTAINS We can save you big
money. We make fountains equal to any
in the market. also goosenccks milk
shakes, Ice shavers carhountors and all
kinds OF showcases. Write US before buy.
lug c. Mailander & Sons, Waco, Texas.
"a
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If YOU WANT OIL STUCK, beaumont
and Jefferson County oil company stock
Is as good as the best. Buy 1t at 81
cents from lIarral Il liarral.
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WANTED-To correspond with parties OF
means who are willing to invest capital
Ia Southern Interest paying at the least
Is per cent on the investment; reference
given and required. Address Horace X.
Chase, real estate and insurance, FL Paso
Texas IL
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Fine location for physician;
$500 cash buys well-improved property
IN live railroad town: location free TO
purchaser: getting old and wish to re-
tire. Particulars address Doctor, box
rs Lyons, Texas. /
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] BICYCLE railroad attachments March
/ Cumorc. Houston gas lamps, S. tircs,
$3.50: inner tubes ST. n
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WANTED 4 colorcd woman for genera
housewmF: 10 Chnr'rcs street,
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TIE HoMESEEKERs' GREAT oPPoR
TuNlrl The thriving town IF Van
the sale of town property to the highest
bidder; excursion rates have been Sc
cured oil
THE PUBLIC is HEREBY notified and
warned not 60 sell any person or persons
for my account any goods. wares or mer-
chandlsc, or barter. OF any character
cattle, horses, wagons, carts or CARRIAGES
nor is any person or persons authorized
10 purchase or barter for my account any
species OF property, cattle. horses, wae.
ons. carts OF carriages or TO collect any
money or moneys now due or 70 become
except upon my written order duly signed
from time TO time, Have no agent or
agents, Implied or otherwise. Louisa NJ
Marston. Houston. March Is. n
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will sell to some practical business man
an interest In tho Hot Springs Medical
Association, Apply personally Ia Dr.
kraus, sole proprietor Of the Hot Springs
Medlcnl Institute. All Main street. u
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PLATING Accordion, box, knife, ~
graduated folds; work returf : n AN n,
machines for sale. Call ~ az =
Plating company. 900 Main slfee''
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS-For sale, on ins'tl
ment plan, pretty new modern coftsfa
convenient TO car line; lots for sac
lowest prices, for cash or on instaiinel'
plan. 4
John A. Milroy, Agent Il
II 800 Main StreeFl
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600 ACES of fine rice land. 4JO and ~
scrcfof timber land: 10000 ranch az
land. N. Ayres. 200 La Branch.
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good doctors Hnd nurse. infants adopted
confidential. =. .. Boa "a san Antonio.
Texas
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~ lui WANT bargains In civ properfr
see l w Craig, 400 Khan building.
LARGE and small tracts near T--,--1a,,
s aesab this week. L. W. Craig, 405 kiau,
s' l
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An AGENT FOR wall papers direct from
factory agent FOR BayBran White Lead.
guaranteed 10 stand 80 per cent lonstr
than trust lead: wan paper. lead. oils
part OF your work Is kindly asked fct.
a. viii bee done nrst-c'ass. VIM. r. Cgmp
a Sons, Practical Painters and I'aper
hangers $40 Fannn. phone 1887.
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FOR SALE-A firstclass steam laundry
plant. For Information write William
Giesen. Jr.. San Marcos. Texas. =
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WANrED-A blacksmith to do country
work. single man preferred Apply Va
\, A. Wilder, Gano, Texas. II 4
wANTED-rwo good cabIne. makers N !,
those having had experience in fur 4.
cure store need apply, Ii. waddell. lf
NANTED-foung men to learn teierranay
and station work for railway service. iii.
uatlons secured or money refunded nal
las Ielegranh NOllogo. Hnllns lrnNn. m !.
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NOTICE Notice is hereby given that On
Monday, May 20. 1901. AT IL o'clock a.
NJ the Houston md Texas Central Rail
road Company will offer for sale nj lis
freight depot 10 the city Of Houston. said
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WARN weather. will soon be WITT US ana
possibH you mn want awnings. We eau
g n tents, awnings. etc Price list fos
{ne nekIng, write Us, KEtinfn a Knee
cpa Ie1s Co., ais Main St. Houstou
+ 4 ~ II
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY-Tralned dctect{
furnished for civil and criminal invests
lions; reasonable rates; corresponding
licited. James McCane, box 100, HOUSE,
Texas.
GET your cook stoves repaired at *
guaranteed. 1905 Congress; old 'pp9
10l7 -four rings.
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CELEBRATED CHINA TEAS and nne
bric-a-brnc toys. China water lilies, etc;
also umbrella coverings. Van Lay * Co,
1861 Preston II
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city for one dime. Dime Deiitery com
lauy. ~ San Jaciuto phones new. 6J4
old. SIS.
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BURT-HILL Brokerage and comuiss
company, dealers in oil and rice "
brokers in oil stocks, S1o1a croe'
street, over Dunlap's drug store. %
mont, Texas. References: Naton'l
change bank, CASTOR & Ayers bank, Al
lean National bank. Dallas, Texas.
charge no commission 10 buyers.
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If YoU WANT TO BUY OR SELL OIL
STOCKS OR REAL ESTATE. PLACE
YOUR ORDERS WITH Us. WE WILL
GIVE THE BEST SERVICE, AS WE
10 THE BEST REFERENCE.
GEO l. PORTER & co.
2oGl3 MAIN STREET. .
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OIL, IAND-5O0 acres near gas we'll m
Daton, In Liberty county. for s,n ~
ace. II. II. McNicoll. 42S Binz build,,
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JERSEY COW Fresh. $50. La Bauve. 1911
Cont; phone go
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BOARD AND ROOM.

~ hlN FURNISHED ROOM and board
Inv man ANA wife in n nice private family
uHtli september. Address 235i. this OF.
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WANTED-A good dairy hanu. Can al
lioG Mckinney avenue /
WANTED working hlusekeeper for hutel
work. Answer. stating hotel experience.
llrusekccper. this office
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WANTED TO buy good paying Houston
business or half interest Il. \. Booth,
l4lI TeNas nNenue. II
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PERSONAL.
list OF ANSWERS

LIST OF ANSNEKS--
To advertisements remaining IN the Of
rccssof The Post for the week endi Z
saturday, April -:
ZIG: ZIG. 32n2 ~; III 90; Bonkmark .
222i. Broker; Bargain n7N. 1873. 81:
iNps; Druggist John. 5.,i. 1870 ca. Si,,.
SO: @iSi; 1856, H.; 100 "a; 1v9; ls3;
;iO>5. .2.,sj; 22Si: 1896: 1876; 1917 ca
--tI.; 1s5I; 1851 22S2; Merchant: 81.
2.ei "a; 22l4; 1864 ~; .2.Aj; 22iD ~;
.2iG o.: Issr,. 2242: 12iT. 22ds. 3g43 90:
soda Fountain gl6l 22l9 ~; :. l.. o.;
ls,al: 10; 22lV; State Agent; y. Smith ~:
lh5t ~: iGT. 22l7. 22.i7; ON o.: 1871.
--;S. W. II. g. -. 23iS: 1917. 254J 80;
NN %. 22gg. w H. o.: 1874: 1855: 1870;
I'u; ;iuJD ii) T. H. A. ~.
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FOR SALE-Two lots near HarTis6nTc,
TOAD Just out OF city limits very chean.
or To trade for ANYTHING. WeGthersby X
20, liuti2 Congress. /
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NANTED Tue ildrOss o. The heirs OF
Scahurn Collins, deceased write immc
diatcly; importrnt. John T. Linn, Cal
weston. TcXds
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REGISTERED SHETLAND STALLION
Noodles, No, 2UGY - inches high rg
serve any marc. ome and see BIZ
Houston Horse Mule and Livery II,
AuA san Jacinro Phone 7gS -
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I UH \ EM bNAN We can slII Y0u Bcn1-
mont aud Jefferson County Oh company
stock az 80 cents II YOU want it, be
quick Harral & narral 4
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WANGED-TwJ white women 30 work az
the Acme Cleaning and Pressing Associa.
tcn. 6J4ia Main Street.
WANTED Colored womau Tor general
house wlrk. lul Preston.
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BUY beaumont and jefferson County on
company stock now az ~ cents Price
liable TO advance at any time Harral ~
liHrrHl.
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TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BURR
Experienced and bonded detecu'sss
civil or criminal investigations. ~
watchmen for day or night service:
Thavonat, General Manager, JUDI Z
street
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smooth black prairie land, fronts Buffalo
naa9u miles, on graded road, IA miles
Mesi OF Houston. ~ miles from two rail-
lrSsas, shade along bayou banks. Dan Ii
Ir.plett, l0l0h Congress avenue.