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Evening star., 1902-02-22
Homemade Bread Rolls.

to this quantity and work 1t we'll with
the hand for ten minutes. Then break off
pieces the size OF an egg and roll into
little rolls. place them in a creased bis
cult pan. allowing room for them to rise
without crowding too much. or allow room
for each roll to rise without touching, SO
each one will be covered with nice brown
crust. Cover the rolls, set in a warm place
and let them rise until they are double
their size. and then bake in quick oven
for twenty-five or thirty minutes. If you
wish a tender crust, brush the rolls with
melted butter as soon as taken from the
oven and roll them in bread cloth for a
few minutes or until ready to serve.
Raisin Bread.
Dissolve half a compressed yeast cake
In a little warm water; add a teaspoon
full of salt and tablespoonful of sugar and
let rise for half an hour in warm place.
Scald three cups Of milk and when luke
warm add the raised yeast. Stir in enough
sRted and warmed flour to make a drop
batter Beat it vigorously for five min
utes, then cover and set In a warm place
until 1t is very light. When light and
spongy add two cups OF seeded raisins and
flour enough to make a soft dough. Turn
out on a foured bread board and knead
until the dough is smooth and will not
stick to the hands or board. Return to
the warm bowl, cover and again set to rise
until 1t doubles its bulk: then divide in two
loaves; shape and set to rise again until
twice their original bulk. Brush we'll with
butter; sprinkle with coarse white sugar
and bake In moderate oven for one and
a quarter hours. Keep the loayes covered
with another bread pan or brown paper for
an hour to prevent the crust becoming too
brown and dry.
Menus.
SUNDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
Cereal. Cream
Broiled Salt Mackerel. Creamed Potatoes
Waff1es. Maple Syrup.
Coffee.
DINNER
Vermicelli Soup.
Roast Turkey. Giblet Sauce.
Evening star., 1902-02-22

Clam bouillon, which most frequently
forms the second course at these lunch
cons is served In cups with a spoonful OF
whipped cream on top. To make the
creamed clam bouillon. wash and thorough
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30

Workman Post, G. A. r., attended
the N. f. church for the annual
memorial service Sunday, May >25.
The church had been elaborately
decorated by Mrs. A. Heron, Mrs.
Roht. Muncy and Mrs. Wm. *Brana-
men. National colors and an abund-
ance of foliage and flowers had been
made use OF to beautify the church
Prof. Folsom was & t the organ and
began the service with q voluntary
which brought out the splendid quail.
tiles of the organ and pleased the au.
dience. A quartet consisting ol
Messrs. Brannen and Dumphy and
Mrs. Eggleston and Mrs. Fuller, led
the singing and gave an anthem.
Mrs. Flynn contributed a vocal solo
entitled "Lilies," all making a fine
musical program. Rev: A. L.: Rich,
ardson preached an appropriate,
inspiring and pleasing sermon iron
the text "'Do this in remembrance. =
Taken as a whole the service wal
an inspiration and a pleasureto til,
veterans who have done 90 mech il
behalf Of their country.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30
Berkey Sells.

What has been for some time anti
cipated has come to pass. J. A. Ber-
key has solo to B. Il. Warren OF
Pittsburg the controlling interest in
the Little Falls Electric and Water
Co. Mr.. Warren is heavily interested
in the new electric companies.
1t Was apparent that with two
lighting companies in the field that
consolidation was merely a question
OF time. Mr.. Berkey, it is understood
has been willing to sell, but the price
was a matter of contention. 1t ia
said that the consideration agreed
on was very much less than 500, 900
The new owners expect to improve
and extend the service. Among
other things. it is hoped that the
water main extension into the north
eastern part OF the city. agreed on
two years ago, will be made this
summer. The time for making the
extension expires September Goth
The property owners in that section
are justi6ably anxious about the
matter and We understand that tn.
new owners viii carry out the agree
meut. - - :. a. .s'.5s = IL =. :. - s.s:j
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30
Memorial Day.

q
The G. A. r., and all old soldiers
who wish to march with them, the
fraternal orders. and the are depart
ment, will form at the city hall at
1:30 O'Clock this afternoon, and will
march to Oakland cemetery. At the
cemetery the exercises will commence
with music by q double quartette.
The usual memorial exercises of the
G. A. R. will come next, then the ad.
dress, by Rev. W. c. A. Wallar, and
then music. ~.
The following are the members OF
the double quarrette: Mines. Eagle
ston, Fuller, Nero, Miss Cornwell,
Messrs. Nero, Dunphy, Wallar, Cor
don.
This morning the graves in the
Catholic burying ground were decor.
ated by a detail from the post.
Following is a partial list OF names
Of soldiers Of the Union of this
county who have died, with company
and regiment where known:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30
For the Fourth.

The general Fourth OF July CON-
mittee appointed by the mayor or
ganized by electing c. Sheldon presl-
dent, Chas. Sylvester secretary, L.
J. Monahan treasurer.
Soliciting committees as follows
were appointed:
First wards. R. Snow, George
Schroeder, VIM. Dow.
Second ward-Wm. Raymond,
Chas. Willing, I. Meyer.
Third ward-F. F. Turner, Nels
Peterson.
A committee to wait on the city
council was appointed, consisting oi
G. Sheldon, L. T. Phillips. P. Kiewel;
Committee on speaker-C. E. Vas
ally.
Hall committee-L. T, Phillips.
The mayor was requested to call q
meeting of those interested in the
city band question.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30

. Mr.. Mayrand, living near the hos
pital, while out on the Swan River
farm Of the Franciscan Sisters, Satur-
day. was attacked by q three-year.
old bull, and had q narrow escape
from death. Fortunately the ami
mails horns had been cut of, and. he
only succeeded 10 horribly bruisin9
Mr.. Mayrand fron head to foot, be-
fore assistance came. Mr.. layrandl
was brought to the hospital, and i
was found that two ribsWsre broken,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
twenty-five to be Graduated To-
g. NlQht. = =

The l,ss of 1902, Llttle Falls
High school, consists of twenty
two young people, the largest class
ever sent out from the school. -,
The graduating class is composed
OF the following: -
Latin Course 49,.
Clara Marie Belanger, Edward L.
Fortier. Clarence L. Tanner, William
". Wright, Letitia B. Raymond,
';ha l'tte Armene Raymond, Norma
EvanSeline Williams. ~
English Course-Paul Huff. Charles
Austin Graham, Laura Marguerite
F"'~!y, Stella May Chapman. Shelley
Carlyle Robinson, Clara Louise Blan-
cu~rn. Edward Pierre Woodwork. -,
G.rnlnu Course
:Jnnie E Nichols, Anthony P.
SLon, Wilheinina Harriet Neuman,
Emma E. C,,Il,ns.
Classical Course
Ethel T. Lyon, HERNIA E. Beatty.
The commencement exercises viii
take place at Gross Opera house.
this evening. The program is as
follows:
Chorus-Praise Ye the Father. .Gounod.
Invocation. n..........Rev. W. C. A. Wallar.
Grafton. Science and Culture
Wilhelmina Harriet Neuman
PRO Latine''
Charlotte Armene Raymond
Essay. ..:....T The Possibilities of Culture
Clara Louise Blanchard
Recitation. on..........................In the Arena
Laura Marguerite Foisy
Piano .TarantelIa
Stella May Hinkle
Oration... ....".....................T The Jesuits
Anthony p. Stoli
ration.......................T The Broken Link
Stella Mae Chapman
Essay Value OF the Unbalanced Man
Emma E. Collins
Vocal solo,. le TortOrtelle
Laura A. Brannen
Essay The William Tells of History
HERNIA E. Beatty.
Oration...... Winfield Scott Schley
Edward l.. Fortier II.
Violin Faust
Norma Evangeline Williams 8
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30

Ludger and Delphise Rocheleau OF
Belle Prairie have leased the building
where Mr.. Gadola ran salocn. and
will continue in the same business
under the namo of Rocheleau Bros.
The new proprietors have q wide &C
|quaintance in the city and county,
and will continue the success made
byr other occupants in the location.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30
brother

Charles s. Nichols, who got out the
Little Falls illustrated edition of the
Headlight in 1899, died in Chicago
May Goth, of spinal paralysis, aged
48 years.. MIR. Nichols was writer
and artist of much ability. He was
g. member of the Chicago Press Club,
and the Elks. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30
To the ...PubllC. :.

We are ready to accommodate the
public of Little Falls in the line o.
their laundry work at q fair price
We have employed two young ladies
formerly Of the Cascade laundry, ST
Penl-lliss Rose L1ttenmaier and
lliss Louise Thomson. ..s=
Call and see us. L
.:ss::=.s. WARD & HoRAN.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30

The Yeomen VIM meet after this
every second and. fou .th Mondays
IN Aaurin's hall. :. S. -, -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30
Pretty Silk azad
Cotton Shirt Waists.

A stock entirely new, crisp and
beautiful. The range of styles is varied
and complete, and any style that we
haven't got in just the color you want we
can have it in a few days. What relief
to be able to get such elegant creations
ready to wear.
Cotton shirtwaists 40c, SOC, 75c, Csc to
S150. Silk waists $3.50 to S5.25.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30

TO Cure q Cold I'm One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money 1t It tails
to cure. s. W. Groves signature In on
each box, Csc. 49, - .*
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30

Co. A. 5Oth III. Infty.
.. Ed. s. Arnold,
Co. D. 4th Wis. Unity.
Gee. A rill,
2nd M.uu. Battery.
w. ". Balm,
Co. I. Sd MINI. Unity.
Geo. w. Boyce,
11th Penn. Infty.
VIM. Fl. Buskirk,
Co. F. 14th Wis. Iufty. -
-zDauiel Burmap.
Louis Burman.
Elijah Bachelor.
jos. Bentfeld.
VIM. Garfield.
Co. C. 10th Mimi. Infty.
Abner Camp. ~~
Co. E. LIST Mimi. Infty.
Henry Croeland,
Co. D. 36th Wis. Iufty.
F. W. Clifford.
A. Garfield.
VIM. Colwell.
Z. P. Camp.
. Ed. W. Davis,
Sere. 4th Cal. Infty. :.
,,,..,,.,,z q. p, Eqeleston, ..... :s.g.
Co. I. 2nd Minn. .Infty:
i: J:N. Fordyce, :.
Co. C. 47th Ind. Infty.
j. D. Fuller,
Co. D.. 1st MINI. Unity.
David Fiddler.
Frank Green.
Co. I. Sd MINI. lnfty.
Daniel hammond.
Lafayette Hall.
Sjlas Hammond.
VIM. Hurley.
F. Heidbrink.
Francis Jaeger.
Geo. Judd.
VIM. Jane.
o. King.
Wilson Kinney,
Co. F. 30th Wis. Unity.
Geo. Kimball,
Sergt. Co. D. 4th MINI. Unity.
Norman Kinney.
Co. D. Hatch's Battalion, MINI.
NJ. Ledoux.
F. X. Lafond,
= 9th MINI. Unity.
Robt.~Lewis.
Co. I. 9Th MINI. Unity.
Henry Meyers.
J ohm Martin.
Moses Miner.
VIM. Neuman.
Jas. Nichols,
Co. 1. 8th Minn. 1nfty.
Neil O'Donnell.
Dexter Osborne.
Antoine Porter,
Co. B. 7th Vermont Infty.
J. Fl. Quimby.
Lyman Root.
John Sand.
-. w. II. Selby.
W. 4. Senff.
Lewis Scott,
Co. F. 9th MINI. Infty.
Stephen Sweeney,
Co. D. 9Sth n. Y. Unity.
N. Tibbets,
~ Co. A. Sth MINI. Unity.
= Henry Vanzile..
Asa Wallbridge,
Co. G. let Wis. Cavalry.
John Workman,
Hatch's Battalion, MINI.
9 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30
THE TOMELTY STORE NEWS.

of
great of the stocks little
ed ewitha all sinadeuu
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30
: 10 Lecture On Rates:

"a most important matter-Inat
Iofa change in rates-is being consld-
[ered By the Modern Woodmen OF
America. the largest fraternal insur-
IAnce order in this country At the
last meeting of the head camp of the
order, the Head Consul was author.
liked to appoint q committee to for
lmulate q plan. The committee en-
[ployed 9 celebrated actuary-Abb
Landis, and tie plan has been com
| pletsd and submitted to the emsmb er-
snip. After thorough discussion and
consideration, the delegates to the
next head camp in 1908 will be in
structed in accordance with the sen-
Itiment Of those sending them, and
the question will be settled then.
The changes made are radical. and a
great discussion over them is now
going on in the order.
IN order to hear the revision COM
[mittee's side OF the matter, and have
the plan thoroughly explained, Little
Falls Camp, No. 1912, NJ. W. A.,
has arranged to have Mr.. Lands
Eapeak here Tuesday evening, June
10th. All neighboring camps will be
Invited, and members of other orders
interested will be welcome:
Later on it is proposed to have j.,
g. johnson of Kansas, one OF the
most prominent'members of the or
der, and leader OF those opposed to
the change, speak here also. so that
both sides will be heard.
Frank Renick OF Bellevue was in
town Tuesd y to pay his taxes. Mr..
IRenick says he has no kick coming
on crops 80 far.
| John A. Barton, Of North Prairie,
is now with the First National bank
Of Two Harbors. He has been at
Ely for some time.
A.flne collection of drawings by
Geo. W. Harting is exhibited in the
window of Harting & Sons store.
Nj. Harting is evidently possessed
.lofartistic talent of a high order. -
I The contract for the rock for the
new Catholic church at Buckman
was let to Robbers Bros.jor $500,
and the contract for the foundation
: work to Joe Kopatz and Joe Gohl,
for $1,000.
s. Bement, who is farming near
Gilbert in Ripley town. was in the
city Tuesday. Mr.. Ben.ent is one of
the several farmers from Chickasaw
county. Iowa. who have settled here,
and he is well pleased with prospects,
W. II. Mcbride, financial agent of
the UDion Central Life Ine. Co. OF
Cincinnati, O.: was in the city Mon
day. His headquarters are at Fer
gus Falls. Stephen G. Vasaly repre-
sents the company here as loan
agent.
Lodge No, So, I. s. W. A.. will
hereafter meet Oh the 1st and :ird
Fritay in each month instead OF 2nd
and Ard Monday as heretofore.
! Members will please remember the
change. The next meetin { will be
held Friday, June 9Th.
L. E. Stout, OF Smithville, Mo-,
who has been i'll with yellow jaun.
dice at Hotel Buckman for three
weeks. is convalescing. MIR. Stou,
represents the American Copying Co.
of Chicago. DR.. Fortier attended.
MIR. Stout is an Odd Fellow, and the
local lodge looked after the sick
brother.
Charles s. Nichols, who got out tht
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30

St. Aloysius parochial school will
givesa dramatic and musical enter
tainment at Gross opera house
Thursday evening. June, 10th, and
all who have witnessed the entertain
ments given under the direction Of
the good sisters Of ST. Benedict,
know that the forthcoming perfur-
nance will be. an enjoyable one.
Tickets will be 36 cents for reserved
seats. As cents forgeneral admission,
Is. CENTS for children. - -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30

L. E. Stout, OF Smithville, Mo-,
who has been i'll with yellow jaun-
dice at Hotel Buckman for three
weeks. is convalescing. MIR. Stout
represents the American Copying Co.
|of Chicago. DR.. Fortier attended.
MIR. Stout is an Odd Fellow, and the
local lodge looked after the sick
brother.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30

MERCHANT OF VENICE
>Portia.. T. Lyon
Duke.:.. Clarence L. Tanner
Gratiano. Austin Graham
Bass ..Paut HUFF
....Laura FOlsy
Antonio. io..:......................Mr. S. s. Smell
Clerk Edward P. Woodwork
Sny10ck. Mr. A. l.. MOTIFS
ration...................T The Man Of Destiny
Shelley Carlyle Robinson
heclCatlOn .HerVe RleI
Clara Marie Belanger
Vocal SOLO. Echo Song
Mamie E. Nichols
Oration-Queen Elizabeth: Her Influence
on Her Time. .etitia B. Raymond
Or alton. Robert Bruce
William w. Wright
Presenting diplomas. ................"......
Chorus-SoDg of the Sea.............. Veazie
| Benediction.
The following have prepared
essays and orations which are not
included in the progrem:
! OratiOn..................Th The Alpine Republic
Mamie E. Nichols
Essay Wit and Rumor
| :. Laura Marguerite Folsy
Oration......................T The Right Start
l. Edward Pierre Woodwork
Oration... The Growth OF the American
! Nation, Clarence L. Tanner.
Grafton. Age OF Invention
Charles Austin Graham.
Essay Success Within Ourselves
/ Stella May Hinkle.
Grafton. William OF Orange
Ethel T. Lyon.
Grafton. Richard Wagner
Laura A. .Brannen
Essay Giuseppe Verdi
| Norma Evangeline Williams
ration......................... liking Philip
| Clara Marie Belanger
Essay. The Possibilities OF Wireless
Telegraphy Paul Huff.
The exercises will begin ats O'Clock
sharp and it is desired that the
i public be seated at that hour.
Babies will not be admitted, and
children under seven years Of age
should be left at home.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30
!. stops the Couxk
and W0rlxa nR ra,G iTs0;GiI,

laxative Bronco Quinine Tablets cunaa =
cold II one day. No curesn0 pay. Prics 8c
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30

M;Kibbin Ha ts-1eo2 spring styl.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30
These For. Girls.

The dimpled cheeks of many bright
eyed dainty little 1asses will show child
ish pleasure as the result of our offering.
Beautiful leghorns brightly trimmed
now ready for your choosing Soc to $500
and any price between.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30

Lodge No, 5S, I. s. ". A.. will
hereafter meet Oh the 1st and ;ird
Fritay in each month instead of 2nd
and Ard Monday as heretofore.
Members will please remember the
change. The next meeting will be
held Friday, June 9Th.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-30

John A. Barton, Of North Prairie,
il now with the First National bank
Of Two Harbors. He has been at
Ely for some time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-01
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pro
pOsas will be received by the mayor and
city council at Marlin. Texas, until
Thursday, September IL. 1902 at 10
pletion OF brick high school building
at Marlin Texas Each bid to be aC-
companied by a certified check in the
sum OF two hundred dollars. made pay
ceeds OF said check 70 become the prop
erty Of the city of Marlin II for any
reason whatsoever the bidder. after the
opening OF the bids. withdraws from the
competition, or If he refuses to execute
the contract and bond required In the
event OF said contract being awarded to
him. The checks submitted by the IN
successful bidders to be returned to them
after the approval Of the contract and
bond TO be executed nv the successful
bidder. Tie fight to reject sny or All
bids and to waive any defects or IN
Formally in any bid should It be deemed
In the interest Of the city TO do so, are
hereby reserved.
Plans and specifications can be seen
az the office OF the undersigned at Mar
lin. Texas, and at the office of Sam p
Herbert architect, third floor First Ma
ttenal hank building, Waco, Texas
As 10 outside walls. bids may be made
for common brick. an6 also for pressed
brick Bids TO be addressed to Inc un-
dersigned. at Marlin Texas
William shelton Mayor 1
BIDS FOR PRIYILEGES- Scaled bids viii
pc received Cor all privileges, except bar,
at the Labor Day picnic, to be given at
La Porte BY Houston Labor Council Mon.
day September 1, 1902. All bids must be
presented b. tuesday, August 20, 1902:
each bid must be marked hid for Priyi-
lege' and addressed 10 Jos Proebstle
Union Labor hall, Houston. Texas. II
50 10 NAPLES Medicine store. You
can always Ind Il there. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-01
PERSONAL.


PIAHOS--Bor best terms and prices ad.
dress j. W. Carter, conner Magnolia and
Hamilton. w
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING PAkLORs
and hair store; vapor massage baths.
Watson " Williams, lob Texas Ave II
MEN--My Gold and Damiana tablets
promptly relieve and permanently cure
all cases Of impotence or debility mailed
81. Leon Blchou geench Pharmacist,
1902 Mckinney avenue. Houston. II
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G;qna 4eack Ee1s. PCat
90 sa,.t od4 4eack ar,
FoR REM.

TWELVE beautiful rooms for rent; all new
~ furnished; four bathrooms for gentie
men only quiet homo for drunmerg
and travelling men. Sii Fannin street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-01
1Ncpt tSa,k oAo olS-
I nlmerou4--heq toa4
HELP WANTED.

WANTED Two good servants. Apply early
this morning No Z Butler Flats
WANTED Ar oNCE--A good yardman. ~
Main street
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WANTED 10 RENT.

WANTED-yThree or foy1r connecint p
lower floor preferred; modern ",
ences and on car line; state tenp'
swer; 2901, this Office. -
WANTED TO RENT ny responsipsr. ~, Y
large furnished or uDfurnisheo
house or small hotel by OetopfT
dress za62. this offica-
WIT,L RENT az ieao0 eightroon L
close IN, mns be IN COED repnA
this ofhca ---
WANTED-To iaase god pfst1'i
acres or more neaf Ec1snD
orAys Liz RaxDy afToeta
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-01

WILLIAM A. WTLsoN-offcs eOs |
bidding; headquarters for Houston J
on monthly payment or any ot1s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-01
FINANCIAL.

MONEY 10 LOAN on Improved clIy
erty. Apply - IA ElRge, 1907 z
street.
SURVEYS, MAPS AND BLUE PHisll
z. Witty, Main and Preston,
MRS. DAY, stenographeI. private \
room POP. Binz building.
HANDSOME 10-room house and tire
tages, Clay, near Main: desirable ~,
house, ~ lots, south front. Pieree
Main; large house, half block, goo
provements, near Fannin school; ri
sirabls cottages, east front, u
Grounds addition; also a number Of
bargains In improved and unimproYei
property. Stock In two OF best can1
Texas for sale or exchange for heI
property; 800 acres rice land nenil
press. IS per acre. Cash l. Luekel
Main.
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FURNISHED HOUSE for rent 2ao0 san
Jhcinto. Apply on premises. 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-01

FOR RENT one or two southeast rooms
for gentlemen or couple without chit.
dren. oil convenlenccs; private family.
references. 1904 Dallas street
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$500 TO LOAN on Houston buslsl.
residence property one 10 ten yes1
lowest rates II Interest," month";
ments II desired: no delay Ia EetIint
money. Apply to n. L. Mills As
street, or address p. 0. Box bOb.
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PERSONAL.

ANSWERS to want ads remaining In the
office Of The Post for the week ending
Saturday, August 30, 1909.
4 c.; 76Od 26T8; 2178 (6l; 2T22, y. u.
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1850 (10D; 1896 49,; AGO. 210; 2186 a.;
2ese ~; III; 26B2 C2l; 26S7i 2613; Ma
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