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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-22
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LEROY l.. LELAND,
100 Light St. Baltimore, Md.

Is headquarters for Remington Hammer
and Hammerless guns guaranteed
gun for SO. All brands Of Smokeless
Power. Hand loaded shells Fullline of
sporting supplies always on hand Mail
orders solicited. Prompt attention and
satisfaction guaranteed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02

FOX SAIENew 1-r0om cottage. g feess
east front, close n. call 81 IA Lalu
avenue 1%-Sun--tx
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AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS WANTED-TnteillSe men and
women tSooG penme1l 10 collect data 70
be used in the compilation OF Heirloons
OF personal Military and Civil History
N ex-I-n,on soldiers appropriate Christ
mas presents, permanent AID pront2 Die
employment Address :. 4. 5. Ssz e
St y w, Washington, D =
u-e-it
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FOR SAf.E-New 5-room cotraEe 81 feet.
east front. nth block. 5. Lawrence.
4 modern. Groom cottage. % feet. n
block - Lawrence. 1850.
New 5-roor1 cottage. east 'front.', cor
ner. fruit and shade. ith block. s
water. s. eoQ.
Third block. West Muraock. rooms. e
feet. S.09
% feet. l1ih block. 5. Lawrence. s2s5.
s. feet 9Th block S Topeka. $50.
A bargain iu q Maiu street Jet
81 feet 10Th block. ~ EmpcrIa AZ last
years prices GEO. g.. HENRY
l5s-ltx lL ~ Main
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WANTEp-PARTNER.

>
WANTEp-A partner. a Wichita resident.
to engage in the real estate business
with experienced real estate men. Call
room 80. Wilne building. lk5-stx
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FuH sAE.E-fa sfh e< Sta Era-
1o~ta rrse - rEt efrz Csc
~. ~ssssrr. sralf tafn. 1y
81 fses - farrsa1 aFse9f. trEe -
rrrres shatr
y ferf ~ rc+raassf ferrer - Ftsf-
trFefk ara T IRE rr~raz
sax mb - s1 AZ tarer n faksa
= -. - Kapsaa s4ss-s asufa <
Tt.rsef~ih = ~
- sssf tl6sk eosfn n Ea1rlss. 81
rta<ss ezIrr &C. Ef
y fef Fs9 zree ~
raores ssEr.fr Esf- Sra l-
eTE fzrFet f 4 M -
= - = T-rerss se-er H~ssesa
Irrfn aas reTf-se.
e fesE ta ear
sft = srsssars sssssr uarsss 50
= -. = ear-h Te.eks 80 .-eerr
s4e< - Fes. rtFsa sst sf-
2 ,s-s = @se,A 9ss~ss. sssr E-~4-afs.
3 - = Gre tzk ee ~ra Tsfs sss-
~ae assz fqeet So
s. sssf = feesg4Fa-ia afs@1r- vess
= .est = ss f-sss-ss z--F frasfs
49, s-z ssa ~ tn
. Watsf So tssf1 ss rrar
3 fees - srEs AK 81 ttrss- sss<
Vs. ENDgsfS q co.
.asz - Trs~eA Are.
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HOUSE, FOR 80.

FOR 6ALE-So ~ : LsWrence. s-roorn
cottage. barn. he1 house : acrss al u
trust and grass. inquire az a5ova uEin-
Der. Ifs-itx
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FOR sALE


FOR SALE
scI Wabash. : rooms. 50 feet. Zoo.
: rooms. :. Main. modern. close. &.esa
rms. modern. ath 81. and Waco So
SO :. ~ ishifa. p itS e.. rert -. NsstA
81 Wynona. s rooms IS feet. 80.
81 Wabash. 5 rooms. $50.
AIS Moser. 5 rooms. teSl4i feet. N.eel
SZ-ES : Washington. each. SO.
SIS y. Lawrence. modern, Sa.ell-
no :. Waco rooms. l1e tsct, sta
l9N : Market. roo.us. t9N fects A4--l3-
80 jackson rooms. s. fcct So
I6a3 y. Lawrence. 6 rooms. new. N.fea
f-1, y. Wichita. rooms. Sd feet Si-ea.
as : Water. a. r.. y q. rent 81 NsNA
lac Strong ave. rc1uis. la1 n. 50.
- Ida awe. s rooms. 81 feet. 81 NN.
1855 y. Wichita roocrus. = feet. 49,
s lots. 81. Francis and l@th, sasn. -.
"a lots. :. Washington. each. 80
5 lots. s Lawrence, near orfa, N,ee
20 lots. hillside and kslicEg. Sfe
g Il. :. e. corner Market and 18Th. Sc
81 acres. Msin ard l6th. ti.Aa
a. lots. q ~. corner lst and kuran. fi-a2
- n. = G. corner Jackson aat ism 80.
leo e.. y. Topeka. uear fith. So"
g. II. \ Topeka. near 10Th. S-.le.
Lots l5s 20 1sl EmpoT.a ave. orufe a
Phillips add. s. fV.
s. IT. y. Lawrence and SIN. 800
Is e.. Lawrence and 18th. s. 80.
DEAN GORDON.
i1S-suu-tf
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AGENTS WAoTED-If you are pnickv.
pushing aEeut you can make * weekly
with Raad. AlcNaiiy's Pocket Atlas OF
the World. over 40 pages Of clear. dis
tinct maps and accurate geogvE Phicsl
information. wonder OF ccascisenesS.
hts the pocket. not toc bulky. sells
probably everywhere Sauple an6 par
ticul2rs- &C. Rand. McNsliF Co. Chi
c2Eo. IL. u-s-soa-z
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EOYs WANTED.

WANTED-A coed boy. 10 TO Is. 10 at
tend horses ana do chores. Apply over
ia y. Main. 145-1tx
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
sToRE sooms FOR aENT.

---~-----~--->~--~
FOR REST-Store room. Inquire :
A. AcClung Boot and Shoe Co. ~ n
Market street lu-tf
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statesmen WANTED.

statesmen WANTED-Traveling sales
men TO sell White Lead. Active. wide
awake men now with me are making
$500 to $4,000 a week commissions;
good speciality OF side line. especially
FOR hardware and drug statesmen: su-
oerfor inducements 10 dealers and large
commissions paid TO obtain good sales
men: no experience Necessary; no eS-
pense money advanced. Address D. I.
Weir, ST. Louis, No.
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FOR SALE-SfrlcfiT rnrfs-1 resftarre
rev 40 rrsf-rlzss r1rzfTisi-S : lz~Ee
r0or7E r1rre.zir hsth. sarirzTF closet.
attest hot Nater 1ez1rz part. cfelre .0-
cztson. Lfh k1ck acrth- ear frcrt.
8
E1eea-r E1har5z1 hcrr~. 5 srres a 2
alftor1 lard rew. mo@grr F1ftsE~. 8
rrrrrs Fz6trT ElSee-s. ire rs1- sarKH
bsru - fr'ztt ffn<s ferrsc aesiratis
s1-ro1r1l x. 1T - SEQ yr1 TITS
ere properly. rTtce. = - EazF '-rrrs
Fczr-roc-r cottage. 9 fax. a1tt - La
spie-dl1 sex e1rtzze- : rer-a Ez1fTF.
c4csrrs brad gcrrn arg rsclf ~1asts
f-s1f- rEgrer east frost 60
Crttzx : rae-ra. +tr1tF feet. FzFt frczf-
~. s.ecx zarte - Es1t7al -
NsE 5---oE caftzxe s.<rtrF. etssetz
cxi-ar. s. fset- cast frc1l o. Ls~rs1es.
80 ssss rrc-t. - FEET. e. fsrkscn- -
t~eea Tsnrh sr1 E5sTe-41 streets. 90
mi Hzfxz tks
< 49, - t.szszrr. sozth - can.
str-~t srs sssdr- eFrCza~rt wa.<a
SsE s-rao-a cssisx~. ser-~ fresr - sses
sE-it 10 - &ais fsfrst
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AGENTS WANTED-Nsn and women
solicitors wanted. We have the greatest
seller Of the Twentieth century You
can make from S.oo 70 s5,a per day
aCting as agents 81 our legitimate. in
corporayed company None but active
men and women need Apply We fur
nish free full particulars ADDRESS A y.
I'LL
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OFFICE ROOMS FcR aENT.

FOR RENT-Dasirsble Once rooms. also
furnished sleeping rooms. Room 3. over
Is y. Main street k~tf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22

frequently worried or excited the strain
will tell on their nerves in a nervous
headache--which by its prevalence
among women and its infrequencv
among men is marked as q forerunner
of female disease.
Miss Fannie c. Shepard, of Hiram.
Ohio, and student at Hiram college.
studied too hard and was sufferer
from headache, and she was so nervous
she could not sleep at night, She says
" Four years hard study told on my gen
eral health until became pale and thin and
lost much OF my natural vitality. found
that sleePless nights and frequent headaches
warned me that | mus, take better care Of
myself. Mother had been Using Wine Of
Cardu with good results and so she advised
me 10 take it. | did so for three weeks and
with such satisfactory results that feel it
but Just TO you to acknowledge what .
blessing and help it was 10 me. 1t is good
thing to know that you have medicine
which is reliable; it is half the cure, and
Wine Of Cardui is certainly ali you claim
for it."
Miss Shephard's close application
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mo FRILlsp
Just senslble Food cured Ann

Just Sensible Food Cured Him.
Sometimes a good, healthy commercial
traveller suffers from poorly selected food
and Is lucky II he knows that Crane. Nuts
Breakfast Food viii put him right.
Cincinnati traveller John y case Jr
says: About year ago my stomach col
~ a bad way. had headache most OF
the time and suffered misery For several
months ] ran down until | LOST about nj
pounds In weight and hnally had 10 give
M a good position and go home Any food
that ] might use seemed 70 nauScate me
My wife hardly knew what TO do until
one day she brought home package of
Grrpo-Nuts ana coaXed me 20 Try them
! told her Il was no use hut nnaliy ~
humor her ] tried little ana they iust
struck my taste. II was the first food
that had eaten In nearly a year that ala
not cause any suffering.
Well 10 make lopg story short 7 he.
gan 70 Improve and stuck 70 Crane. Nuts
| went up frpm 1875 pounds on Dec s4th.
NtN 70 1914 pounds on Oct 5th 1901
My brain Is clear. blood an right ana
appetite too much for any mans pocket
hook. In fact, | am thoroughly made over
and owe it al TO Grape-Nuts I tax so
much about what GrapesNuts will do that
some OF the men on the road have nick
named mes Grape Nuts hut I stand 10.
day healthy, rosy checked man. pretty
good example Of what the right kind Of
food VIII do.
You can publish this " you want 70.
Is a true statement without any frills.n
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are sold to private concerns. which in ,urn
sen them In all parts OF the world ana r.
almost every country under the sun. some
nar nseh sold 70 the tribes in varl5ls
iafls or Aiita and are now heinc lsed
~ sayages as civilized means of snhdning
eash other Rides IN their possession have
undeigone a transformation and from Inc
SyhIu SPringneld type have been reduced to
sne nlhtloek pattern, IN which the fash
I ISlh noes away with the cartridges The
ouAlcns reason Is that the natives I'm in
arLlvr africa 10 not have modern torres
Nnere they can buy cartridges and 50 nave
DAYS F''N' AZ IN tue oilen
uther weapons Of a more modern rrna
~ as me Nansers captured during ana
~ INC close q the spanish war. are "a s,,r-
~ sunEht ny the agents OF other nstiSns
~ INC nope 70 purchase q slightly used lrti
sni, ~ nargain price. A year ago The
sand Mansers from an American 0rm ~
~ Gh"S naNlhg been captured from the Snon-
n sn loops IN Cuba, hut the willy Tnrk
Deul.li agree with the Yankees tbot tha
V9tnnsN fell through az
s.,,-.aus oi the guns. especially the su,sit.r
eo,,a.st. ma their way 10 tho lawns ~
e'uatES places, not for the purpess ~
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Miss Fannie c. Shepard

to her studies was fast making her an
invalid when Wine of Cardui brought
her back to health. Hers was a case
where prompt treatment resulted in d
quick and effective cure 1t took Vino
of Cardui Just three weeks to undo the
trouble that resulted from four years
of abuse. This powerful remedy for
the ills Of women never fails as the
repeated cures reported in this paper
will show. Nervousness and headache
are distressing the lives of thousands of
women vino never dream that the whole
trouble can be ,emedied by treating
their menstrual hregularity They will
notice that severe attacks came about
the time Of the menstrual period. This
should be enough for them. Nature Is
giving the warning.
Wine Of Cardui banisles nervous
headaches by removing the cause. In
stopping the headaches Wine of Cardui
strengthens the nervous system. 1t
regulates menstruation, stops bearing
down pains and the drain Of leucor-
rhGa This treatment aot only stops
the headache, but i relieves every
other racking painful symptom OF
female trouble. Nights Of refreshing
sleep take tho place Of slcepless, rest
less ones
Write The Ladies Advisory Depart
ment, Tho Chattanooga Medicine Co.
Chattanooga, Tenn and state your
case ii you are in doubt, but rclict sill
he quicker if You 60 10 your druggist
now and secure 4 hottie of Wine Of
Cardw and begin taking it today in
your home
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Apnolrted Color Rear.,

Mrs s. p. steele, who led the march Of
me children at the memorial exercises held
last SUNDAY afternoon by oran NJ. Robef,s
eaapter or the Daughters OF the DON. g
I"ey. mas been appointed color bearer OF
the United Daughters OF tho ConfeJ'r,,y
Sne mas also been appointed directress II
me ghlldrcn's Organizations which is an
anNllmry Of the Oran NJ Roberts chant, r.
lhe iady was appointed to the position
by Miss Dunovant, State pres dent 81 tIe
United Daughters Of the Confederacy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22
The Rice Palace.

Chairman Cortes yesterday caused 20 be
Issued the following invitation:
Houston, Texas, May u. l0O2.-Dear sir.
AZ the meeting OF the Rice Palace comm I.
zee IN the Business League rooms on Niny
~, the secretary was instructed to extend
70 Won an Invitation To- he present at a
general meeting 81 the commercial and In.
uuStrdl organizations at the CITY hall ON
thursday, May 22. at p. m for tho ptr,
pose OF discussing the feasibility of organ.
lAnE fair association In conjunction with
a Rice Palace Yours truly,
II. W. Cortes, Chairman.
The Interest In this matter appears 70 be
steadily growing, and Il is safe to saw that
a very large percentage Of those Invited
VIII be present at the proposed meeting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22

Physicians are calling attention 10 the
Sact that influenza or grip has come TO
stay. In the larger cities there has been
q marked increase in diseases affecting
the organs of respiration, which iucreass
Is attributed TO the prevalence of iufiu-
enza. Persons who are recovering from
grip or influenza are in weak condition
and peculiarly liable to pulmonary dis
ease.
pr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures coughs, bronchitis, lung vtrouble
and other diseases OF the organs of res
piration. It IS the best tonic suediciue
for those whose strength and vitality
have been .Iausted by an attack of grip.
II purifies the blood, cleansing Il of
the poisonous accumnlations which breed
and feed disease. 1t gives increased ac-
tivity to the blood-mNking glands. and
80 increases the supply OF pure blood.
rich with the red corpuscles Of health.
"A word for your Golden Medical piscov.
srys writes Mrs A. Bender OF Keene.
Coshoeton Co., Ohio 1--WE have been using h
as fnniiy medicine for more than four vrars
A. cough rewcdy and blood purifier there 4
1qth'ng petteie aud after having the grin Or
fiercr's Golden Medical Discovery Il lust the
fight mceicine for complete hraeing up.r
Accept no Substitute for Golden Med
zeal Discovery" There is nothing wiust
as good for diseases of the stomach.
blood, and lungs.
The sluggish liver Is made active by
she use Of Or. PieTce's Pleasant Pellets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22

~ lCHOoL days are the happiest
u days of life In the buoyanoy
| ~ of youth the student sees life
ahead with all its bright prom
ises. With good health to u girl all
things seem attaiuable and she bends
every energy to reap knowledge and
gain the coveted class prize But IN
winning the honors of her class many
n girl has lost the great prize of health
The excitement OF examinations and in
termingling withp school mates causes
girls, whether nj boarding school or at
home, to forget the precautions of
health Persistent, hard study, with
loss of sleep, cXcitemont and lack of
proper outdoor exercise will ruin any
girls health
Tho hardest school work generally
comes at that age when the girl is least
able to stand the wearing mental strain
and the consequent waste of vital en-
orgy Thousands of girls are not phys
ically strong enough to withstand the
tax of life full of activity If they are
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22
Real Estate Transactions.

Through Mrs Bette Bryan yesterday Mr.
J. w Kennard sold TO Harris Masterson
twenty seven lots of the Ticrwcgtor .pr.
sey, wells addition, for 5000 II is un.
deIStood mat the owner win begin preplrg.
uons for tho improvcmcnt OF his ncyviv
acquired property at once
offered by Mr. John Fiunigan FOR tho 7 io TO-,
hotel property mention Of the negotiati6ns
Tor which was made In yesterdays POS.
was $V23,p II is not known as VET
NnriA'f Dr. Logan has accepted the offer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22
Rnried

The remains Of Mrs Yetta Zorkowsky
were Inferred yesterday afternoon at a
o'clock in the Jewish cemetery. II was a
large funeral and great many friends and
relatives were present.
hrs Nellie Louise Adair was buried yes.
5efaay afternoon at 1 O'Clock from the
sacred Heart church The intermeut TOOK
H.hce IN Glenwood cemetery and Roy
rather Nicholson assisted by Rev Father
zee. conducted the ceremonies The foI
owing. named gentlemen were the pallbehr.
Us W. =. Oliver. Gus Frcdericks JOAN $
stewart George W. Schueltz j. NJ Cotton.
Jackson, w r. Eckhardt, l.. c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22
ANCIENT guns on SALE.
Old Weapons from Army Arsenals Find
Their Way to Many Countries.

Old Weapons from Army Arseuals Find
Their Way to Many Countries.
Pittshurg Dispatch.
Historical cannon were on sale at the old
Allcsheny arsenal Saturday. Twenty-Five
sealed proposals were received for con
demned ordnance and ordnance stores, in,
Guiding cannon. ammunition and equip.
ments The cannon were bid for az prices
ranging from SIS to SO per ton, The latter
bid was made by Francis Benham OF New
York. The cannon number forty-six.
Among them are several bearing dates prior
10 is4o and used in the Mexican war
Others bore dates ranging on 70 1881. aud
having seen service IN the civil war. These
VIII he shipped 10 New York and rom
there some viii find their way 10 either
lands and possibly serve warlike purpose
again.
II has often been a question with many
people what becomes af the many arms OF
war thar have found their way into The
possession 81 the government during The
nast few years, notably since the open,ns
OF the spanish war. Few know that many
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22

-
by ASA Baker, postmaster q. ,,Ss -
Ind, I'm April, 1879, u ~ rs. V
has been dead lead some wears, -.r " IL " Z
looking over his papers discover s bscss
II was In good condition ssd nHe
by Martin showed that ne ~
celved the amount. order =
The heiss presented me nj dfr,,
t Sss'n money mo- the postmaster ts',
that the postofhce at Moor ',a n a.
ago been abolished. lie sa.t ths q
nothing and the heirs ssna,s ~
order to Representative an,.Sseerds Z,
parunrnt made = search, hsuled q
and yellow from age, WIZ foa11
s saS8nS Win p So Continued Or gut ;o
is discovered showing what att a sIssd -
made OF the SIS after u se
Tor SO many years. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22
Texans in New York.

New York, May 81. The following Texans
are registered IN New York:
Houston.-M, Friedlander, Navarro.
galveston Il Predecki, Everett; T. Cog
perial.
San Augelo.-L. Ware, r. S. warinE.
Manhattan.
Beaumont-A p. Shelley, sturteyant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22

s s,rS away burglars. but 10 give tho
sr rounds an ~ attractive appearance.
otbep AL. - MELON bought two OF them the
stand on the grounds Of his eouptry WI
a. FLORENCE Nearly all the smSiisr p,aee
bnrr '1e r sfs Snn supply were sold in PIts
goo pieces, which win furnish ~ s9ln over
OF ornament in many homes 'ner snare
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22
sHeRlFFs' DEPARTMENT,

>, STRAY cd or stolen from j. c. Adams care
PasSegnore's store, Clark street Dad, II .us.
ION. itNos, q jersey COW. or { years cid
Dfehael y &C on the left hip. has ieata-
er collar with a bell on ana q small chair
Tor elApperi also a Durham and jersey COW,
3 or Years old, branded DOC on the LETT
ZIP, BOIL ara In good condition IS &C..
ward \. Il. Anderson
Sderln Harris county, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22
The Experts Notified

City Secretary Bryan Yesterday notified
hawkins & Sells by letter Of the accent.
ance by the city council of their bid 70
audlt the city's books and start new sot
lie also asked them 10 submit for the an.
proval OF the city attorney q form of
contract 70 he entered into with tho civ
ny theM Tor The perlormnnce of Ihe Mn K
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22
snirltuaIist Social

The regular weekly social held by the
Independent Liberal Srifituallst association,
VIII be held at the residence OF Mr. Thomas
Nu9t IN Drummer addition, AZ ) O'Clock 10.
night Lessons on the philosonhv ana
psychometric teachings WIN be In order
and all arr cordially invited 10 be present
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22

For CCWTnIooIVT'NIf -,
The Post is authorized TO anu .sr,r 4
Super. sr.. as candidate for soa s, /,
missioner. Precinct No. i snpleH
tiop OF the democratic nrimarlesasns a
The Post IS authorized 20 a9 rs,a-l,jg
Ilirsch as a candidate Tor se.v- ~
precinct No. / OF Harris connv o,irts
to the action of the democratic ~
June 10. 1902.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22
ANCIENT MONEY oRnra
Postoffiee Employees Seek 10 Traos NJ.
Issued in 1929. WV
Washington Times.

p sex % Trace Note
Issued in 1929. '0''
Washington Times.
Because there Is no rseo,a .
oIaer Tor SIS issued seventv.tbrsa money Money
ago big force OF clerks in ~ vars
1 IRVINE 81 has been put to Rors
y win cost the government S.o snn'n iad thar
ior clerks who are going over M M Salarlss
M an snort to md something concereipe
sentaI s ,hn We. lands et Indiana nre.
Payne for pigment. II had heer Ssneral
nm ey q constituent who had been NM nns, 10
10 ser II eashed. The order wss I ,ssnse
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22
Milk and Eond lnsneoto.

Or. c. NJ. Noble, city veterinarian. viii
hereafter act as city milk and food iuspec
tor, Meyor Holt having made arrangements
with hin, TO perform 'he duties of that
Office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22
Wen Brought Y.

The increase Of Meet s psasri e.
payne for 1901 over 1900 = Mined .,
than 100 per cent Of the ov,nssue =
OF an the other ma" sesl. -
Moet & Chandon WHIT. Vintage 2
France, Is Of the celenrater, --Blh Z
popular throughout the "oi'1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22

The Post is authorized to ,' ahnco,,s \,
Thomas J. Railey ms caaaNisu sus.i
tice Of the peace precinct No. ! sss''
the democratic primaries
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22

Post yesterday "fIere the old houses ARE
being removed every day and taken 70 less
expensive ground. where they ore located
improved, remodeled and become a benefit
Ihis business shows how the old town Is
new town. and 1t ls doing II rapidly. too"
-
Houston people are great berry eaters.
Main street restaurant man yesterday
morning started business with % blackberry
pies 4 blackberry cobblers ana 16 boxes
each Of blackherries and Strawberries. 70
each pie there are four cuts-SS. 10 each
eobhler 20 helpings-sC to each box Of
neiIies dishes--i'5. total, Pa servings. ond
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22

hereby announce ms cana,a.,
reelection ms county clerk OF Lutte "
~, subject to the action OF the ms ms
prln aries, 10 =, p''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22

For Justice Of the Peass
hereby announce as canv,', ".
Justice of the peace precinct "a.
to action of the democratic primWuI Ma
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22
Marned 81 lustiee Matthews.

Justice Matthews was called upon yes.er.
day afternoon by Mr. Harry Phillips end
Miss Mabel L. Kellogg. with the reqaest
that ne perform the marriage ceremony.
lhls inc obhging Justice did IA MS usual
Impressive manner, the witnesses belnc Mi
FRANK Fem and Mrs. Ed Graham.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-22

TIE Post Is authorized to annolua !
Conway as candidate for COUNTY 4
subject to the action Of the denoel'A
maries.