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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-18
HEALTH OF THE STATE.
--~-~-------- Low Death Rate-Cases of Infectious I

Low Death Rate-Cases of Infectious Dis.
 eases.
 The report for February of Dr. C. A. Lindsley, secretary of the state board of health, shows 1,124 deaths during the month, and q death rate of only 14o for the large towns, 14.6 for the small towns and 14.S for the whole state.
 Pneumonia caused ITS deaths, diseases of the nervous system t35, consumption 94, heart disease 92, and diphtheria and croup 1S
 The infectious diseases included 15 cases of smallpox, 318 of measles, PAP of scarlet fever, 133 of dnhtheria and croup, TO of whooping cough and 2S of typhoid fever.
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ANNUAL CONCERT
At the Church of the Messiah This
 Evening.

At the Church of the Messiah This
 Evening.
 This evening at the Church of the Messiah, will take place the annual concert arranged by Mrs. James Minor, of Orange street, the proceeds or "hicn are devoted to the reduction Of the mortgage on the church property Mrs. Minor procures the musicians, arranges the programme and sells the tickets as well, so interested is she in this dear ambition of her heart to see the church debt liquidated, The pro- gramme for the concert follows, ana will commend itself at once to lovers or music:
 PART I. Organ Solo-Selected ...,............
 MT Whitaker. Quartet--"The Millers Wooins" ....,.
 Eton Faning Solo--"On a Balcony" "..,...........Cl Clay
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DOWN IN FT,OPJDA

Mir. and Mrs, Charles R. Coang who left here ten days ago for trip south. have been to St. Augustine and Palm Beach, Fla, and letters received from them by relatives state that they are highly enjoy ing the trip. They. are not expected home until about the first week in April On the journey homeward they will stop nj Cincinnati, O., and visit MT Coan's brother B. r. Coan. formerly of New Haven, who is prominent in the insurance business in Ohio. and who has many old New Haven friends.
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How fo Cure tho Grip

Remain quietly at home and take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as direct ed, and a quick recovery is sure to fol- low. That remedy counteracts any ten- dency Of the grip to result in pneumo- nia, which is really the only serious danger Among the tens of thousands who have used it for the grip not one case has ever been reported that did not recover. For sale by all druggists
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-18
FORECLOSTRE SIvITS

Two foreclosure suits were instituted yesterday by Theodore & Woolsey, trustee of the estate of the late John M Woolsey One is brought against Cath erine. O'Connell and Edward M. Clark the amount involved being S6,40o The other is against Catherine OConnell and is for S1,500. Property in West Ha- ven is involved in the suits. Attorney J. Birney Futile appears for the plain tiff.
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LOCAL SOCIETY
For the Advancement of Physical Gull
 tura

For the AdVancement or PhysICHT CUI-
 ture.
 The next monthly meeting of the To- cal society for the advancement of physical education will be held on Thursday evening, March 20, at eight o'clock, in the trophy room of the Yale gymnasium.
 Mr. Frank H. Ewerhardt, assistant in the Yale gymnasium, will read paper entitled, Greek Games and Athletics" !" pr. ]. W. Seaver will also present a paper entitled "A Study of Local Phys ical Types" All persons interested in physical training are cordially invited to attend
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Miss Lonnnia.

MISS 1oplHls. Reading-"Jeems and Becky Anns Visit to the Cotton Milr (speclal- ly arranged for Miss Rooto
 Miss Root. Solo-"Star of My Heart" ........ .Den2a
 MT. Williams. Solo-"He and She". ".......'..'''''' Little
 Miss Daniker.
 PART II. Piano Solo--"Reveil Du Lion. .koutshl
 Mr. Minor. Solo-"Israfel'' =. ..................kl klng
 MT Mozealous. Reading-"Couft Scene from Mer- chant of Venice" Especial request)
 Miss Root. Duet-"Moonlight on the Rhine. .... .... ''.. - = fAiiiSS Miss Loomis and MT. Williams. Solo-"Greeting' -. .......... Hawley
 Miss Daniker Quartette-"The Merry World is Free ,.......'.'. '' - = = 'A A'iS> -
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TELEPHONE MEN TO RANouET

TELEPHONE MEN TO BANQUET.
 About twenty managers and heads of departments of the Southern New Eng land Telephone company will hold q banquet this evening at the Bassett House in Derby William r. Crofut, the landlord of the Bassett House. was formerly connected with the telephone company. and since becoming hotel man has given the banquets annually to his former associates.
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ATTAC CHED FOR 1000.

Property on Grand avenue belonging to John L. Foley and wife was attached yesterday afternoon for S1 ,000 in a suit brought by George A. Isbell.
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E. E. Nichols, Telephone 5es-12. STs STATE STREET.

F. SCHoENBERGER X SONS. leading dealers in Provisions and groceries. We sell you goods cheaper than any firm in the State. We deliver goods free of charge. We give you credit. Fine Chicken 10c ID; fancy Turkeys 10c ID; Leg of Lamb 11c ID; Veal Outlets 12c lb; Veal Chops 12c lb; Gilt Edge Butter 24c ID. Regular Dc Loaf of Bread Sc. Palace Market 92-94-96 George Street. 1-2-3 Central Market, Congress Ave. Telephone No. 120.
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Cold Damp Foet Won't Give You Cold If you will take in time Laxative Bromo-
 Quinine Tablets. F. W. Groves signature on box,
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TO CURE GRIp IN TWO DAYS

Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes the cause. F. W. Groves signature on every box. Price 25 cents
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ENTERT1INN ENTS.
rEyuerion Thcaser.

THE iKILTIES TONIGHT.
 The Kilties will give two concerts at the Hyperion to-day. There will be bargain matinee and another pro gramme rendered at the evening con- cert. The New York Journal says: It was Hands Across the Sea-, or rather across the Canadian border at the Mad ison Square Garden. The Kilties, other wise the Forty-eighth Hghlanders band of Canada, was the medium Of the mighty stretch. A crowd of Americans filled the great auditorium to hear the crack musicions of kings scarlet and Scotch kits play, And their welcome was warm. The programme began With the Star Spangled Banner and closed with America" and God Save the King" sung by the band. It was re- markable concert in many ways, for 1t included bagpipe virtuosaly Scottish dances, songs and instrumental music a variety of accomplishments few bands can boast of. And among the instru- mental numbers were several Ameri- can airs which were certainly novel to American ears in their unique arrange emnt. The old Scottish airs as they were played last night by the "Kilties" were remarkably fine. in their spec ial field--the native Scots music-they were simply delightful. Well drilled, they play with precision and with ap- preciation of their work.
 Seats now on sale. Prices bargain matinee, 25c, soc; night, s1, 75c, 50c, 35c, and 25c
 Amid the rush and strife of present day existence, when neiShbor forgets neighbor, and life itself continuous test of body and brain, the atmosphere of sincere naturalness, which the char acters impart in "The Old Homestead" is one in which 1t is a delight to finger. INanman Thompson himself will appear as Uncle Josh in the presentation in this city tomorrow night and all the other characters. 1t is promised, will be in competent hands The double quar- tet will be heard as prominently as usual, in a we'll selected repertoire of incidental songs. And the scenic equip ment will be complete in every detail. Seats now on sale, Prices $1, 75c soc, 25c, 25c.
 Kathryn Kidder, always favorite here, will be seen in her new play Molly Pitcher" next Saturday night Every body isnfaml!iar with the name of the brave Molly who distinguished herself ae a cannoneer at the battle of Monmouth Miss Kidder undoubtedly possesses all the versatility and heroic talent necessary for the title role. An imposing scenic equipment is promised Seats on sale Thursday. Prices Sl.50' ST. 75c soc, 25c.
 Tn her appearance at the Prince Re- gent theater, Munich, in September Mime Nordica added another to her long list of brilliant operatc successes and it was in many respects one of the most signiecant in a career that has been notable for many triumphant con quests. She reached this country No vember and immediately commenced transcontinental tour in song recital under the New York manager. Loudon G. Charlton. Mime. Nordica's appear ance here will be at the Hyperion next Monday night.
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The [. f. Hart CO.
Lenten Bulletin.

Now is the time when you want good things. We have them in our carefully selected stock of Market Supplies.
 To-day we offer you Guilford Spring Lamb, Mid dlefield Lyman Lamb, Native Spring Chickens, very choice Phila delphia Capons and Squabs, Tomatoes, Cucum- bers, Bermuda Potatoes and Onions, Beet Greens, Dande- lions, Indian River and jaffa Florida Oranges.
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IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
YESrERDAY VAS 4 BUSY DAT ALK
 THROUGH.

Gases Scheduled for Tomorrow in 'he superior court-stoddard So"na over
 to Superior Court-Matter in Common
 Pleas and city Counts.
 1,dee A. T, Roraback and the Jury
 in +ba civil side of the superior court
 will resume the hearing to-day Ill the
 onpeal from probate of Dr. George Au- gur, of the Sandwich Islands, WHO ID contesting the will left by Jacop fiei'e man Augur. The property went 10 Mrs
 Marie Aueur. The claim ot the con testants is that a former will by Mrs' Harriet M. Augur, who originally oWli- ed the estate, made different disposl- ton from that of giving it all to Jacoo Heiteman Augur. 1 Judge William S. Case, at the spec,ai session of the superior court, VIII take the testimony this morning first Ill three divorce applications which were | left over from the Friday short caieh- | dar list.
 Judge Julius c. Cable and the Jufy III the common pleas court will continue the March criminal term. The nrst | case to-day will be one of non-supporl' charged to William F. Marlow,
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Every Article Quoted Below q Bargain.

MIXED NUTS. .....,.,..,.,...,,,....l LUG ID.
 Finest mixture in town. H. o. BUCKwHEAT, cut price 1oc package, for 25c. COOPER'S No. 1 PREMIUM CHOCO- late, 25c per pound package. EGG and GREEN CAGE PLUMs, 1ac can, for 25c Qarge cans). FRESH COUNTRY EGGS. 1ec dozen. CONNECTICUT EGGS. ...... .24c dozen LEMONS, bright and juicy, at 10c and 12c dozen. Fine Lot of OLIVES, big bottle, for 1Oc. FULL DRESSED TURKEYS AND
 FOWLS. Goods delivered to any part of the city and suburbs.
 D. M. WEIGH & SON, 2s and 30 CONGRESS AVENUE.
 Branches:
 Fair Haven and West Haven.
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Now Are Your Kidneys '

Dr HoDse' Sparagus Pills cure all kidney ills. Sam ole free. Add. eU..ling Remedy Co.,. Chicago or N.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-18

JITDGE TOWNSEND'S DECISIONS. Judge Townsend handed down two decisions yesterday in the case Of the Worcester Cycle Manufacturing com many now defunct. On the motion to approve the special masetrs account in the action brought against the com pany by the American Surety company the judge says: :,
 "The property In the possession or the receivers was sold by a speelai
 master under an order of the court
 As to q part of the property sold, lt was impossible to tell how much or It
 was acquired by the company berore
 and how much after the execution or
 the mortgage. This property was ln-
 cluded in the order of sale, and 1t was
 therefore, stipulated between the sure
 ty company and the trustee In insolV-
 ency that the trustee should have one
 half of the gross proceeds. At the time
 of the sale counsel for the attaching
 creditors threatened to prevent the sale
 unless their rights were protected, and
 thereupon stipulation was made that
 the net proceeds of the sale of that DOT
 ton of the parcel claimed by the trus- tee, DelnS p1lt-HdlL bi SuNli iiSh PiO
 ceeds. should remain subject to the Hen of the attachment of any of the at taching creditors, and if the Surety company should purchase said first par eel it should not be required to pay into court more than one-half or the
 purchase price"
 Judge Townsend orders that the $3,- GOO, the proceeds of one-half of the par
 eel in question, shall be charged with a proportionate share, viz, 3-S7ths Of the s2,170, and not with any part of the re- maning sS,SSS
 In the circuit court for the district or Connecticut Judge Townsend handed
 down an opinion denying the motion to dismiss the petition in the case Of the Central Trust company of New York, 1 against the Worcester Cycle Manufac- l turing company ct al.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-18

IN THE CITY COURT. Joseph Hacltett, ten years of age, of 50 Putnam street and William Doty,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-18
ISLANDER SUIT wITHDRAWN

The islander suit of $1,ooo damages brought by Herman A. Scott, tailor on
 Chapel street, against Miss Blanche
 Palmer, has been withdrawn from the superior court docket. The action re- suited from some alleged slandefous remarks made by Miss Palmer. Recent ly Mrs. Scott was fined s5 and costs III the city court for horsewhipping the other woman in the street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18

vrrcT your health, disinfect premises
n ssIorc naptholeum; zoe bottle, makes
!, ,,ioDs dislnfoctart. Only AZ LEVIN
navso "a ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18

SUGAR AND COTTON plantation in Brn.
zota county; positively the cheapest aud
best plantation for sale; 1000 acres; $500
balance corn aud cotton. Ginnery, store,
with stock Of goods, ninety head Of mules
horses, farming implements, crop In,
Guided; everything III fine shape. II you
want Ia buy plantation OF 30 cents on
the dollar and mean business write Us
for particulars Another 30o0'acrc plantn,
tion in Washington county; fine BraZos
bottom land; 1900 acres IN hne state Of
cultlvation 2SA0 acres two miles from
station, with Colorado river front; all
under fence and mostly fine black land;
line rice proposition with small lift.
PUDOR s HOOVER, Land Agents,
30Il9 Main St, Houston, Texas
10
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$1,000 BUYS TWO CHOICE LOTS. SOUTH.
EAST FRONT. OK CHARITIES
STREET; 5000 BUYS TWO CHOICE
LOTS. ONE 4 CORNER ON CRAWFORD
STREET, oNn BLOCK FROM CAR
IN FIFTH WARD: ALL or THE
ABOVE ARE BARGAINS, NORFLEET
PHONES 67S. BIND BUILDING. is
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toxN OFFER THIS WEEK FIVE IDEAu
COTTAGE HOMES IN THIRD AND
FOURTH WARDS AT OLD TIME FIG.
uRES; YOU NEED NOT WAIT UNTIL
ARE ALL CHOICE HOME PLACEd
AND WILL PAY 10 PER CENT NET,
NOoRFLEET PHONES 67S, BINH
BUILDING is
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REGISTERED DRUGGIST, Young man,
single, steady habits. desires position for
July /. Address No. 1855, this Office 70
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TWO nice, cool. unfwnished very chea
rooms for housekeeping; bath; 200 Be
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hiNE-RoOM, two-story house could he
ski modern convcnionces; south front;
shade trees, conveniently located; Third
ward; price 5000 terms. address ISA6,
this office. -
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HOTELS, SUMMER RESORTS

ELM HOUSE. 20 John street Ioronto-x<
guestss dellghffuily situated and conye-
nlent to ali lines Of boats and cars; term,
co application.
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WANTED--PoSition In dry goods store ny
n young man as clerk; ten years expe.
Renee; can furnish good reference from
Ace. M
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE

WANTED-A position as nurse; can give
No. / references. Mrs Smith, Ihone
1872 new phone. ~
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! LIE CONTE PEARS ut $3.50 bushcI IoS
delivered {. o. ID. south of Fort Worth.
Newson's Orchard, Algoa, Texas -
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FOR RENT--One store, 23x05, Blnz build
ing; two Offices Binz building; eight
room two-story, 1910 Caroline; eight-room
two-story, 2505 Prairie avenue Binz &
Settegast, room 2l3 Binz building. II
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TYPEWRITERS.

VTsTRTE touch typewritlne op the "Biics."
NJ s35; No $50: 5000 In use. A few
soo4 agents wasted for Southern Texas
". t. Russe,s, General Agent. Dallas:
Texas. y
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ic.lpg undressing, shampooing, maui
nd sSalp aud facial treatments, yapof
artieis. sage baths; Aalr goods and toilet
aisp"s watson e Williams, 1913 Texas
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GOOD teas and coffees are hard to get
from the average grocer; be has ''other
troubles;' try our celebrated Thea Nectar
lea and 25c mixed coffee; we give beau,
tiful presents with tea and coffee The
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co, 5i7
Main. is
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WANTED Position at once by young naa
with four years experience IN shoe or
gents furnishing stores in or out Of Hous-
ton, IGi7 this office, 20
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POSITION WANTED as bookkeeper or as.
sistant or clerk In office or store, best
references furnished; speaks French and
English, x. j, L., lfOl Beach street
Houston, Texas Oh
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Ooat NTa,,t Qdo
! PAY Beat.
SITUATIONS--MALE.

YARD OR HOUSE MAN, cook VT hostler:
aNeruc, between Austin aud Carodns ~
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: ", REED, Dentist, Houston, Texas,
21O Mason building ia
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
WANTED TO RENT.

PARTY With wife and one child desires
two south Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; reference. 1885, this ohice.
10
WANTED To RENT--A FIRST class family
COW. Address 1855. this Office. n
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A YOUNG MAN wishes position In A
store or factory, or any other Kind of
work; willing to do most anything Adj
dress 1852, this office. 20
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SEE OTHER WANTS ON PAGE u.
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Nkat DO I-s4
~ Namt?
HELP WANTED.

WANTED 1.-Two chnmbermaids for out OF
town hotel; wages SIS and room; also
maid TO wait on elderly lady. Gail s. ],
Kelly. Bristol Hotel. is
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PROFESSIONAL.

'MCANE'S DETECTIVE AGENCY--Fur-
poratlons and others. Houston, Texas.
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silctnnssuICH1Ns, Navasotn. Texas. man.
sremss a salve that will cure letter,
thd. lhgworm or old sores OF any
10 bd pree 81 per box; any one buying
consy 80 o. This salve not benefited,
Z 23-O2
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4 .rv,s LODGE No. I, X. of r.,
IEAa ,aset nj its castle hall, cor
raw Main Main street and Prairie ave-
na Third door. back hall. to-
81 nug at s O'Clock. Sojourning
~, cordlally invited to attend.
III ~ ~ K of II. and s.; VIM. 5.
4 r',@R''E I. y. Hartwell, Nj. of f,
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SUGAR. butter extracts. baking powder
and spices, teas and coffees. Thea Nectar
the only ice tea The Grent Atlantic and
racine Tea Co, Binz building. Is
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OSTEOpATHY-Dlk. tIHrk aud LInlE,
graduates of American School of Osteo-
iiees 32l.3.2 Mason block Citizens phone
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WANTED Situation as travelling salesman
by young man, either commission or saln.
ny; drug house preferred. Address 1874,
this office. 2u
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AETD GERMAN woman wishes situation
as cook or housekeeper; well experienced.
Cali 1916 Bingham street. ~
AM IN NEED OF WORk-Any kind Of
honest work by the day, by middleaged
widow. Address Mrs. !. G., this office. 10
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Young MAN with best references wants
work IN clerical line; salary no object,
Address T64o, this office. 20
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WANTED--By young man work OF any
kind after school hours. from 80 D. M
Inc, rest of day; willing 10 20 on trial.
1851. this Office. III
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a home look at lots In south part Of Fair
View take Franklin avenue and Fairyiew
line. %
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.ocpET SOCIETIES.

.-.TrD communication Of Gray
STAT TXo o $40. A. +. and A. NJ;
lelge, az 5 o'clock; the annual
tenls,nrr of officers will he held;
ELEVEN nrs OF Holland lodge No. /
rieIn' sSoiourning brethren are cor
a., ~ attend. j. +. Massey,
rTlRPu Cade. secretary. ~
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WANTED-By a young man OF sober hnbits
q position 10 do office work on salesman.
must hnvo work, Address 1871, this Of
flee. IN
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS lots NJ lowest
prices, for cash or on installmcnt plan;
We handle Heights property only; soma
bargains this week; seventeen acres or
White OAK bayou aud Katy rairosI at
5000. Houston Heights Office, 10 Main
street. John A. Mllroy, agent tr
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FOR QUICK TAkER. 1901 acres, mile
south kceran station. Victoria county,
veys. $3.50 per acre. James Mcponuid.
Victoria. Texas. ~
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WANTED Situation. by white man as
cook on bridge or extra gang; good
baker. Address 1904, this Office ~
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YOUNG MAN wants position as assistant
hookkeeper or office work after school
hours, from u. m. balance OF day; cx.
fee. 10
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WANTED-Position about August 10, by
FIRST class bookkeeper and accountant;
seven years experiences good penman; eN.
celleut references furnished 7tSp this
office. ~
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A CoLoRED MAN and wife desire a
position at some place. private family
or boarding house or sanitarium please
address 26l2 Meadow street, Fifth ward.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CHOICE building lots IN Falrvicw aud Fair
Grounds extension additions. prices from
500 TO $500 per lot small payment down
and balance monthly, quarterly or any
way TO suit; these are the best suburban
lots about Houston, considering neighhor.
mood; nrst-class street car service, schools
drainage, etc; call at office for maps aud
more full particulars VIM. A. Wilson.
2OS kiam building, -
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NICE four room cottage on Terry street,
near CaScnra school, only 5000. Il. X.
Wenthetshy & Co, ilo7la Congress -
EIGHTEEN acres and new four.room
$1,000. T. II. Nesthersby & Co. ll0T,z
Congress. 23