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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-13
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THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT
ing office. The publisher Of Hawaii
Hh,npo. The only daily Japanese paper
puoAsheo IN the Territory OF Hawaii.
G. SHTOZAWA. Proprietor.
7. sOGA. Editor.
Telephone Main 81.
Editorial and Printing O-ce-Afs,,-
nakea St. above King P. o. Box 5o7
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connected with the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel at Honolulu as chief clerk and
later as manager Of the Annex at Wal
kiki. Mr.. McG.overn was a native of
Ireland and came 10 California when
quite young. He was y years Of age
at the time of his death. He leaves a
wife and five children to mourn his
loss.
The Cali has the following concern
ing Mr.. McGovern's passing away:
John McGovern, we'll known as a no.
tel clerk and manager, died at his home
on Cook street yesterday. He had been
i'll for some time.
He was night clerk in the California
hotel for many years. When that hotel
was first opened he was employed as
one of its chief clerks. Later he was
made night clerk. After General War
field took charge of the hotel Mccoy
ern went to the New Western hotel as
Two years ago he went to
Honolulu and became night clerk OF
the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Two
ago he left that position on ac-
count of illness and came to San Fran
cisco. He continued to fail after ar
irving here, and early yesterday passed
away.
The deceased was 50 years of age and
and five children.
His death Will be mourned by many
outside his immediate family, for he
had many friends drawn to him by his
warm sympathy and genial nature.
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A call at our store will convince you
that we have the best line OF wall pa
per, linoleums. window shades. ETC.. at
the least money.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-13
'SEASICK
PLAYERS
Wailuku Nine Lays
Defeat to the
Sea.
THE FIELD WENT
ROUND AND ROUND
Some Other News From Our
Special Correspondent on the
Island of Maui.

| MAUI, Jan. 1.-THE Waikiki base
ballists returned by the Kinau of the
Sd, feeling somewhat chagrined by
! their defeat, to 4, by the Hilo nine
They, however, still believe that they
are more skillful at baseball than the
Hiloites. Seasickness Is responsible for
| their recent defeat They landed at
HiIo at p. m, December 81. after an
extremely rough trip. The next morn
ing at 10 o'clock they had to play ball,
| feeling half sick. with the ball ground
| seemingly swayinE up and down. They
requested to have the game postponed,
buy the Hilo boys said a postpopement
was not possible. They asked for an
other game with the same nine. but
lille could not get together or keep
together the same players. However,
another game was played on the I'd,
in which six OF the original Hilo nine
participated. which Wailuku easily won
by the overwhelming score OF i to 0.
III Brown, the Hilo pitcher, had been
present" they say, the score would
have been against Hilo. just the same
The Waikiki boys intend to treat the
Hilo players handsomely when they
visit Maui.
MISCELLANEOUS.
During the afternoon of the eth, the
Makawao Ladies' Aid Society met at
the residence of Mrs. D. c. Lindsay,
Paia. The following officers for 1902
We're chosen: Hrs. H. a. Baldwin,
president: Mrs. z. B. Carley, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. S. E. Taylor. secretary;
Mrs. F. F. Baldwin, treasurer, and
Mesdames H. p. Baldwin, H S. Bald
win and F. w. Hardy, basket commit
tee. 1t was decided to hold a bazaar
during the latter part of the year.
On the evening of the 4th, a most
enjoyable progressive euchre party was
given by Mrs. Dora Won Tempsky, of
Puuomalei, Makawao.
The six tables at which the guests ,
ranged in the spacious parlors. Hand |
some prizes We're awarded and elabor- J
ate refreshments served. After the
games, music. instrumental and vocal, /
ended a delightful evening.
The Sunday school members of Kaha- ,
kuloa, Kaaupal, Oluwalu, Lahaina and .
Makawao celebrated the new year most
happily at Wainee Church, Lahaina.
During the evening Of December 81
there was a concert and luau. On New
Years day there was a Sunday school
and another luau, as a
pleasing finale to the festivities. p. y.
Esq was the presiding
officer during the LIST.
James Scott mas assumed his duties
IS manager of Kihei plantation.
T. c. Hebron. of Honolulu, made a
lying visit to Wailuku this week.
The wedding Of Manuel do Couts, Of t
2aia, to Miss Maria Ferreira, of Ko- {
lomo. proved a notable event in the !
social life of the Makawao Portuguese
colony.
The marriage ceremony took place
asst Saturday morning. the 4th instant, !
1T the Wailuku Catholic Church. and
vas performed by Father Libert.
a special train Of the Kahuku Rail- {
Dad Company. conveyed the wedding '
,arty from Paia to Wailuku. and back :
gain. The same evening a reception =
vas given at Kokomo by Enorme Fer .
EZRA the father of the bride, which &
vas attended by more than four hun \
red Makawao residents. a
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The postage to the States or Canad.
on the New Years edition Of the Ad-
vertiser is 4 cents
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-25
!. SUMMON S.
STATE OF MINNESOTA

EEd5SSNl[t 1SS
COUNTY Of MORRISON. @ssss
District Courts Seventh judicial District
j. C. Monk, Plaintiff
against $*s5t5
Joshua a. Spencer, pAbbie F. Monk. anc5
also all parties or persons u nj no WI claim
ing anv right, title, estate, lien or interest
in the real estate described in. the com,
paint herein Defendants $780,
The state of Minnesota to the above
llaned defendants: Sf}Sz.E:$s5
You and each Of YOU are hereby S7sunl.
moned and required to answer the com
plant IN this action. which has been fl led
with the clerk of said court, and tn serve
a copy Of your answer to. the. said com
plant on the subscriber at his office in
the city of Little Falls. said equity: of
Morrison, within twenty days after the
service Of this summons upon yu'l ex-
elusive of the day of such notice, and if
you, tai! to answer the; said complaint
within he time afore aid, the plaintiff In
this al ii, n will apply tD5theTconrt for the
relief demanded in the complaint together
with the costs and tiisburs ementasof this
act on. Ef's.ss9t.Ls
Dated June 4th, A. D. 1902. =
F. w. LYON
Plaintiffs Attorney. Little Falls. n1inn
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sha 81 s. 81
MT she. y BIT uns11sr M s. Z S
there wal s. 81 estion that Tor
some reason 81 another, she had not
been altoge 9ayora bly, impressed
BY hsryisitors. Their I US light
in IN IN supposltionS ! could not ten
HAN nt 4 knew. Inst hod1 s. a
5pio lity bespsr1pIft e absei ~
spostenily Of judgtn later 1on z Vs
Srp s3edNthe ntt}s hid 6e, s1nt1p1sseS
along Che high road {oF upwards %
= mile, until We found ourselves
standing at the entrance to one Of
the prettiest little country resi-
dences it has ever been my lok u
hnd.S A drive, some 80 yards, or 10 IN
length. lied up to the house and WIS
shaded by overhanging tresS. The
house itself wss .of two storIes md q
was covered bX4 screeperss The gar
den was scrupulously neat, and I fam
cied that I could detect its mistress
hand in it. Shady walks led from it
in various directions, and at the end
Of one Of these I COULD discern 9 tall,
restless figure, pacing up and dawn:
There is my uncle, . said the girl
referring TO the figure have jast
described ts'That isThisS sole occupa-
ton. Healikes itzbecauas & is the
only part Of the garden il which he
can move about without a guide.
How empty and hard his life must
seem to him now, Mr.. Fairfax"
II must, indeed" I replied. ''To
my shrinking blindness is one Of the
worst ills that can happen to man.
must be particularly hard to one
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-25

ORDER ron HEARING ON CLAIMS
STATE or MIME it,T s n
co,uxrx ~ noklIso 8 rs. s.
~. S.. 81. s..s :. N Probate Court. 8
Special teN1l, yune l6s 1ye2
In the mater q the estate 81 Ada Wolf.
Letters Of ad,ntnf. on the estate Of
Ada Vol, deceased. late Of the count Of
y Morrison. state OF Mtnnesota, being
granted to Wallace w. Wolf
& 3 II Is ordered. That three rnoaths he lnd
the same is hereby Allowed from akda4tef
the date Of this order, 10 which a. pexsomS
having claims or defnante g gatiset ft1S
said deceasedsare required t0 flesthe IA ,ne
B IN the Probate Court.ofS said cosiAt tQf
examination and alloW1ncssoi kes sta s.ss ~
It is further ordered, That the; 10Th. day
special term of said Probate Court to be
held at the Probate office in the:.c0urt
house in the city of Little Falls, in said
county, be and the same hereby Is aI1-
pointed as The time and place when and
where the said Probate Court will exam
inc and adjust said claimAand demands.
Audit is further! ord eYedI ThatnOtice 81
such. heasin gbe given to all szsditoIs and
with pr blishing this Order qnceain each
Little Falls Herald, q weekly newspaper
printed and published at Little Falls. in
s1 Pated IT little Fails this 18th dayof June
A. D.. 1902. s.ss ~. :,
BY the Court, "a .s. s.. =. 4
N, RICHARDSON. u
y. Judge of Probate.
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II AZ

! ss - III
quit IA nov
it, she 1n fact alWay N m.
.dersrttSo tilkt he 40 so mi 81 3
Iscapesrece, and s. conssqa snse could
aneyer settlse That
your now SO.
Iond auestion Fairf
I paused fofass moment bsforsI
SsreRli ed; II
ss.. second partalkes# more Of the:
Inuturt 81 an asser ton than . quesa-
ton answered; I. Az read Sc.
You are moe traid !. q. What may
happen should the two men meet
an Uhlng e1ss. Is.
M is 4st ara
ss.es,
= s.. ,:i So vi &C.:
fol.8, abs ;vbirg, that q dare
VIII would happen i ~. b
came into actual contact with Hayle.
New Tat have replied to your
uusx ten S will ytou give me- the an
swer. ] H.a.satlessslH hat asissto say will
you tell me what you think Of the
whole affair 7. 4 s.5..
& IL you wish it, r will, said,S
slowly s ou have promised to per-.
NIT me to be candid, and am going
to take advantage of that permits
sion. II my own mind I do not be-
lieve the story they tell. do not
believe that they were ever mission.
aries, though we have convincing
proofs that they have been in the.
hands Of the Chinese. That Hayle
betrayed them I have not the! least
doubt, it seems consistent with his
character, but where they obtained
I the jewels, that are practically the
keystones to the VIII ole affair." / have
no more notion than you. They. may
have been honestly come by, or they
may not So far as the present case
is concerned that factis immaterial.
There is still, !.sayt;*,ssT1:;,, one vital
point we have II e.c.s:der. If the
gems in question belong equally to
the three men, each is entitled to his
proper share, K .....ss, of the stones or
of the amounts realized by the sale.
That share, as you already know,
would amount to considerabl BILE sum
of money: Your uncle, I take it, has
not a penny-piece in the world. and
his companion is in the same desti-
tute, condition, Now we will suppose
that find Hayle for them, and they
meet. Does it not seem to you quite
possible that your uncle's rage might
lead him to do something desperate,
in order to revenge himself upon the
other? But if he could command
himself he would probably get his
money? If, on the other hand, they
do not meet, then: what is to be
done? Forgive me, Miss Kitwater;
for prying into. your private affairs,
but in.-.my opinion it is manifestly
unfair that you should have to sup
port these two men for the rest Of
their .existences.''tt :: ~ s. yss}s.:3 :.
on surely must see that I would
Erather do that than let my fathers
brother commit q crime She re-
turned, more searnestly than she had
Iyet spoken: - $50
fCoLt iBued next week. nj.
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your uncle has one. -
~ could almost have declared that
she shudderedSat my words. Did she
know more about her uncle and his
past life than. she liked to think
about 2 remem 5ered one or two
expires sionshe had let fall in his ex-r
citement had bsen,talking
to me, p how ] / had commented
upon them being strange words
to come rom hemHirs CT a mission
aryI won2ered whether
the story ne had Told re about their
life in China, and Hayle's connection
tenacionsneks5ygitlzsv.,ich China
man clings to- sreligion of his fore
fathers IS proverbia1 and I could not
remembering ever heard that
mandarin,sorsan official of high rank,
hadzbeen converted to the Christian
faith Even if he had, it struck me
"a being highly improbable that he
,wonfd have been the possessor of
such princely treasure, and, even sup
posing that to be true, that he
would, at his death, leave it to such
man as Kitwater. No, fancied if
Swe could only get at the truth of the
SSstory,we should find that it was
good deal more picturesque, not to
use i harsher term, than we mag
ined. For moment I had almost
been tempted to believe that the
stones were Hayle's property, and
that these two men were conducting
their crusade with the intention OF
robbing him of them. Yet, on
maturer reflection, this did not fit in.
There was the fact that they had GER
tainly been. mutiliated as they de-
scribed, and also their hatred Of
Hayle to be weighed in one balance,
while Hayle's manifest fear of them:
could be set in the other. 49, ~ -
i III I am not $mistaken@th issyonr
step, Mr.. Fairfax" said the blind
man, stopping suddenly in his walk,
and turning his sightless face in my
direction. Sits. wonderful howsathe
loss Of ones sight sharpens ones
ears. I suppose you met Margaret
on the road?"
II met Miss Kitwater in. the
churchyard,"'. replied. e. s s
f "A very good meeting place." he
@chuckled, 4sarconically. ITS where
most of us meet each other sooner
/ or later. Upon my word, think the
dead are luckier than the living. In
| any case they are more fortunate
than poor devils like Cotld and nv
self. But. I am keeping you stand
| ing, won't you sit down somewhere
and tell me your news? have: been
almost COUNTING the minutes .forsyour
arrival. ! know you. would not be
here to-day unless you had some
thing important to communicate to
me. You have found Hayle p,
y He asked the question with fever
!, ish eagerness, as If he hoped within
| q few hours to be clutching at the
Others throat. could see that his
niece noticed il too, and that she re-
coiled little from him in conse-:
quence. I thereupon set to work and
told them Of all that had happened
| since I had last seen them, described
my lucky meeting With Hayle al
/ Charing Cross, my clh1s after him
across London, The trick ! he. had
played me at FoxyveN'a hotel, and nv
consequent fruit less ST Journey "a
] Southampton. Sz=.s
And !. he naasged e escape you
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-25
STATE OF MINNESOTA
No>,~,, ~.

COUNTY Or MORRISON s.
District Court, Seventh Judicial District !.
Louis Vasaly and A.. X. Hall, Plaintiffs:
VS.. - :, r.. -
H. F. Schleusener, defendant. 81.
The state of Minnesota to the above
named defendant. - H.. =.
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action,
said court, at his office in the cityof Little
Falls.said county, and to,serve ascopy sOf
yoursans wefto the.said omplaint on the
subscribed at his offceEin the City of little
Falls county of MORRISON, state Of Mime.
sofa ,wjt hin thirty days terthes service
of this summons upon y0,isexe1usivespf
answer the said com plaint within Che
time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action
will apply to the court for the relief de-
manded in the c"11 plant.
Dated May q, 1902.
L. w. VASALY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
$zs:l zs,@. little Falls. Mimi.
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1[CoL tinued next: week :,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06

FOR RENT -Four rooms: bath lower door.
clean; desirable ncghborhood; references
900 ChartreSs street .
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOl .CE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pro-
posals FOR the erection OF three story
court house building VIII be received I'M
- o O'Clock D. m, February "A, 1907.
Newton county. Texas, at his oniee az the
court house at the town OF Newton. Each
bid must be acec npanied 10y a certified
made payable TO =. A. Woods, county
Judge Right is reserved 10 reject any
aud all bids The plans VIII be on file at
Il. ;. Gloyer's architect office. 800 and
33U Mason building Houston Texas. and
AZ the county clerks office at Newton,
Newton county, Texas, after the 10th day
OF February, 1902.
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ADiEsi Use C0ons;ts@ t1rnsh Foa1yroyai PINS
/ Bal Safest! OHly igelirblsi Take no othe-
Buy sfyoGF Druggist srui &c.. stamps ~ aartta
2rini ARtisi " Laaiei iE lsiiCr b. return Hanil.
fh'>hsst-r Chemical go. Fhunds. ~
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/ HAVE A ZINE registered Jersey bull to
exchange for another Jersey bull Of equal
grade; reason Is TO prevent inbreedingi
prefer bull or 3 years old; mine Is .
years old. Il. N. Perryman, Jr,, Liberty
Texas.
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WANTED--Geueral merchandise, drug,
hardware md furniture stores: bank, res.
tHurant, hotel, meat market, livery stable
blacksmith, brick yard and other lines OK
business 10 locate az Stcucham: the best
opening la Texas; two railroads and two
moe coming, don't forget the auction
Teas T0wusite Improvement Co. Stone,
ham. Texas Il
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FOR RENT--Nice furnished room for gen.
tlemen. tOls Mckinney. II
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FOR SALE COCO acres Of Gne rice land IN
q solid body: good smooth prairie, on
lear creek, about ~ miles north or
Galveston.
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COTTAGE TO RENT with stable and
cisteru, corner Taylor and Union. Inquire
at Tie Wonder store. II
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FOR QUICK SALE, offer hne 1900 acre
improved farm with 10 tenant houses for
less than raw land same quality sells for;
VIII grow rice, cotton or corn: title per,
feet. Call for particulars.
l.. w. CRAIG,
4o6 KAN Building, 0
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NICELY furnished rooms 7O0I Touisiou,
street Gentlemen only. III
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FURNISHED rooms suitable for llsht
housekeeping or single. III Caroline
street II
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lot AND HOUSE, Third ward. 5000;
thee lots adjoining Settegast addition,
two blocks from ear line, $3.50; two
south front lots, with improvements. near
Ffir Ground school. car line, rents $40
monthly. $3.50. Above are bargains.
Pye & Co, kiam building. IL
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BUhINESS UHANUEs-Are You thlnlnR
~ Changing location OF your IN tory or
building new oueI II SO invcstiA Ate
tho claims OF Stoneham. Texas; two trunk
Uuc railroads. two more coming. chean
fuel abundant water central locnt on
and bonus for everything from broom
factory up, Texas Townsite Improve.
ment Co, Sioueham. Texas, Il
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FOR SALE-First-cinss pony; all gaits for
riding or driving; gentle and safe for
lady. j. w. Edmundson, Jr., bl5 Eigil
avenue. o
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS cottage OF four
rooms: convenient 20 ear J ne, supplled
with arteSinn water; on fogr lots. ulceiy
fenced: price $3.50 terms 1850 cash aud
balance in monthly insianments. John
a. Milroy, agent 220 Maly st. u
OIL LANDs-Damon Mould, Sour Lake.
Saratoga ana Big Hin IN Eiafagorda c0ur,
". We have bargainSf 10 offes sad IL
win pay you 70 invea tRate cur choice
tracts and compare Vices. Call fof or
Lpckela ~
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NTHERS READ POST
W Want Ads. Do you?
>-~-~~>~-~-~~--~~~-->>~-~
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-rwo LOTS ON MAIN
STREET, oNE.QUARTER BLOCK ON
rANNrN, TWO LOTS IN FAIRv1Ew
ADDITION. CHEAP. HOUSTON LAM
AND TRUST CO.. HOUSTON. Il
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I eND-RooMs WANTED.

,lRalTsfe fsrS,sou south room aud hoard IA
~ elose er private bn1rdins
Z Hrsneh Address 6. Q. KelIass.
1T7-,---
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RICE LANDS-Good, cheap. Ferris W.
Colby Aldne, just north OF Houston;
good references. II
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DoST NV ANTS"
n ARE CHEAP.
FOR SALE.
CRUDE GASOLINE"

'RthE hASOLlN +.
THE GULF REFINING COMPANY.
PORT ARTHUR. TEXAs. ARE NOW
PRODUCING WHAT THEY LIST AS
WATTS OIL IT HAS BEEN FOUND
TO BE SATISFACTORY IN GAS EN-.
CINE WORK. HAVING BEEN THOR.
ouGHLY TRIED AND APPROVED ny
THE LARGEST COMPANIES IN THE
BUSINESS. WRITE FOR pARTICtr-
LARS" a.
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II CAPLAN, A. 205 Milan street, near
franklin pays highest prices fer gentle
mems old clothing and shoes; send postal
card; win call. II
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

WANTED--A number OF good teams TO haul
ties and lumber near Houston. Apply az
once, 3l2 BinZ building
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FOR sALT--Fifty mules, years old, q 70
14S hands high Address John Kay, Vie.
toria, Texas @-tys
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR CHANGE-Improyed property in
Galveston county to exchange for good
young work mules 14ia hands or over;
q bargain II taken at once Address b,
McGinty, 695 Sabine Pass avenue, Beau,
mont, Texas.
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flDAN NiAOLo, c'niryoyant paImlst, III
ftfsson street T.
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+NARp'S French Croup Suat for Group
ssi co5s Sold by a. J.. Kicsling, Drag
b. G2 Main 81. 3.g
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TYPEWRITERs.

VISIBLE touch typewriting on the "Blick.'
No. 5. S35; No T. $50; 10000 In use;
special holiday prices for cash. W. II.
Russell, general agent Dallas. Texas n
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SCENTS WANTED

4 .saftb. a No. IS Secure the hest contract
- LIE n.,, Paterson. manager Hart.
.-'-----z- -, le4as. tt
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FOR SALE-Ba Rock eggs 81 per set.
ting. 1908 Harrisburg road ~
FINE SHETLAND pony, some extra me
Jersey cows fresh very cheap for cash.
Yoaknm 4 Co. Westheimer Place. u
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LOST, FOUND. STOLEN.
STRAYED-- Black pony with white sp9t "
Preston, for reward y
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NJ NHNo' Ntt1 W .WtlhHul u9alA' tu
private family Apply Go Austin, IA
- 1880 a
LANCE front room with good board. Sis
Mckinney. 7
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06

FOR sALE-Two cars OF rice and sugar
mules Just arrived; also few good
Berry, 1918 Prairie avenue, next Cen.
trnl Fire Station. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06

FOR RENT-New two.story ten-ro1p
house, modern convcnieuces 400 Can't
tol avenue, Apply Gleseke Bros, sos
Main street. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
The handsome threo-story brick building
12o5-12O7 Congress avenue. between SAN
Jaclrto and Caroline streets
GEO. L. PORTER u CO,
2o6la Main street