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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-22
RECENT DEATHS.


Fred j. Sargent of Richford died
May l4th of consumption. Mr.. Sar.
gent was a highly respected citizen
and business man. tie was deputy
collector and Inspector of customs at
Richtord from about 1898 to 1897.
Rev. John Graves died at his home
in Saratoga, n. Y, May 18th in the
9jth year OF his age. He was a native
OF Corinth, Orange county, and was
the Oldest clergyman OF the Troy con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
Reuben Mcintosh, aged 70 years,
died Thursday at Northfeld. He had
been in failing health for some time
His wife died two weeks before. He
leaves one daughter, Mrs. George
Sanborn, of Northtield. He was one
of the old photographers OF the state,
having been in the business over fifty
years.
Charles w. Swift OF Bennington died
May 18th, aged 50 years. His family
was one of the Oldest in town, his
grandfather, Rev. Job Swift, having
been the second pastor of the old First
church at Bennington Center. His
mother was Miss Ruth Robinson,
daughter of Col. Moses Robinson. He
was for number of years broker in
New York.
Mark Owen OF East Barnet went to
his work early on the morningof May
l4th as well as usual, but at noon did
not come to his dinner. and the family
became alarmed and began searching
for him. They remembered hearing
him say that be was going to fix the
line fence and went there and found
him dead. He is supposed to have
died of apoplexy.
Edward ingalls, OF Northfeld aged
SO years, died Friday OF heart trouble. |
Mr.. Ingalls, was one of the old resi-
dents of the town and had held several
offices in the village, having been
clerk of the graded school district for
nearly thirty years. He was also
member of the New England Guard, !
and was a prominent figure at the |
musters.
A. l.. Fabyan, the well-known hotel /
and for eight years land
lord of the Trotter House, Bradford,
died May 18th at Lancaster, n. II.
Funeral services were held in the
Lancaster House parlors Wednesday
afternoon and Thursday morning the
funeral party went by special car to
Bradford. The family was escorted
by the Girard Commandery, X. T., of
with a delegation of Sir
Knights from Lancaster acting as pail
bearers, delegation of hotel men,
together with Governor c. b. Jordan,
Rev. A. j. Hough and the Masonic
luartette OF Lancaster. The funeral
services were very impressive. Rev.
A. j. Hough officiated at Bradford and
At Lancaster. Governor Jordan spoke
of the lite and character of
he deceased. The floral tributes were
he most elaborate ever seen in Brad
ord. Mr.. Fabyan is survived by a
wife, sons widow and two grand
children.
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Two Bottles Did II.

JAMES W. FOSTER Co., Bath, n. II.
DEAR SIRs: II had valuable horse that
had an enlarged cord of the leg, caused by
getting into the snow. He was very lame
for over year. used all kinds of lini-
ments on it, also had il blistered three
times with no effect. used two bottles OF
Morrison's English Liniment, 50-cent size,
and it cured the horse so he has never been
lame since. / recommend it as the best
liniment for horsefesh made.
II. A. LEONARD of Drew & Leonard,
Randolph, VT, Central Pharmacy.
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VERMONT FIRES,

The fire loss of the Unity Collar Co.
of North Bennington the first OF March
has been settled, the insurance COM
pany paying $4,000. The total insur-
ance was $4,000.
Fire was discovered in the shed.
part OF the house at the corner of
Elbow and School sts., owned by NJ.
I. Bristol and Mrs. John w. ketchum,
of Vergennes, May l4th. Prompt
action on the part of the fire depart
ment extinguished the fire before it
had gained much Roadway. 1t is
said that the fire originated in pile
of rubbish in one corner of the shed
The amount of damage is not yet
known, but is said to be fully covered
by insurance.
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Wants Others to Know.

81 have used DeWitts Little Early Risers
for constipation and torpid liver and they
are ali right. l am glad to indorse them
for think when we find good thing we
ought to let others know it," writes Al
fred Heinze, Quincy, Ill. They never grippe
or distress. Sure, safe pills. q. NJ. Nil
lei, Bethel; NJ. j. Sargent, So. Royalton.
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Ladies Can Wear Shoes

one size smaller after using Aliens Foot Ease
T,,Vrier ~ be shaken into the shoes y ntA ls
firht a. new shoes feel easy gives instant Isi.s
iise,varv III the age. Cures and prev e9ts sNelleh
80 biisfars calious and sore spots Aliens felt-
-, n : -taFn cure for sweating, hot aehlnk
- A. sii druggists and shoe stores, 80 Don
s.,.er,t anv substitute. Trial package fkhE %
wan Adaress. Allen 5. 0lmsteds Le Roy y. 4.
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

| G. O. Luce of Brandon has beer
granted a patent on suspender.
The washout on the Rutland Cana,
dian railroad has been repaired and
the trains are again running over the
island route.
\ The union printers and compositors
of Montpelier have secured a nine
hour day, with ten-hour pay, the en-
ployers securing the adoption of GER
tain rules regarding work in offset.
The meeting held at Rutland, May
10Th, by the stock holders of the Rut-
land railroad TO vote on the PROPOSE
ton TO purchase the majority OF the
stock of the Canada-Atlantic railway
adjourned to June 2S without taking
action.
The Harrison Granite company of
Barre recently shipped to Philadelphia
a granite base in circular form meas
uring Is feet in diameter. l - feet in
height and weighing 10 tons. 1t was
the first of the shipment of a large
monument to be erected there.
The Howe scale works at Rutland,
the chief industry of that city, en-
ploying 400 men, are shut down as the
result of strike. The union laborers
demanded an increase in wages.
President Mead declined to grant it,
saying that if he did he could not
compete with other manufacturers. A
long deadlock is anticipated.
A gang of thirty-eight Italian
laborers employed by the Rutland
railroad struck May 10Th and were
Immediately paid off and discharged.
They were grading the road-bed be-
tween Rutland and Bellows Fails
when they struck. They received
S125 per day and demanded Sl.40.
The company has hired new men TO
take their places.
Twenty-Five teams of horses were
required to haul granite monolith
weighing forty-three tons and meas
uring thirty-four feet in length, which
was carted from the Erie railway sid
ing at Paterson, n. j., to Cedar Lawn
1t is to be a part Of the
where rests the body OF
the late Vice President Garrett A. Ho-
bart. The shaft was quarried at Bar
re.
At meeting of the Rutland Rail-
road Co. stockholders May 18th at the
office in the Clement build
ing, Rutland, the car trust agreement
between the Rutland Railroad COM |
pany and the American Loan d Trust |
trustee, made March 1, was
ratified and adopted. The issue OF
81 800, 0o0 OF Rutland bonds, made I'M
der the terms of the agreement, was
also ratified.
The Readsboro Mining company has
been Incorporated under the laws of
Arizona with a capital of S5,500,000. |
Gen. J G.. Mccullough is the president,
and among the other officers are Sena-
or w. p Dillingham;, Auditor o. NJ.
Barber and James L. Martin. The
has acquired mining rights
IN more than II 600 acres of land in
2eadsboro and vicinity. A large share
If the stock, which is soon to be put on
he market, has been spoken tor by
Boston and New York capitalists. The
of the company will be
1t Readsboro. Operations will be
conducted under the supervision of +.
4. Newton, who is also connected
With the Mountain Mills Mining COM
,any of Wilmington. The company
las plenty of capital back of 1t.
Neglected colds make fat graveyards."
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Paint Your Buggy For zsc.

to q with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint.
1t weighs to s ozs. more to the pint than
others, wears longer, and gives a gloss
son, Randolph; Upper & Graham, Bethel.
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Cupid'S Automobile,

l0c. per COPY. si00 per year. ladies' Ads, Csc,
Gentlemen, Soc. This paper Is the speediest med
ium for acquainting, BY correspondence, parties
socially or matrimonially inclined. Send this ad.
before May 2sth, and we viii publish your personal
free In our next issue.
p o. Box 213 Worcester Mass.
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RANDOLPH FARMS WANTED.

We have cash customers who would like
to purchase several farms worth from $500
to 1000, within or miles of Randolph
village. IL you have one for sale we should
be glad TO correspond with you regarding
it. Write the ID. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE
AGENCY, rooms 5 and Gordon Block,
Barre, Vt.
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FOR SALE.

Valuable SUBURBAN Property at Col
lege Station, Prince George Co., Md, 9
miles from Washington City, along 3. q
o. X. r., two minutes walk from electric
railway to city; POI acres OF fine quality,
suitable for Dairy or Stock Farm; adapted
to subdivision; improved by substantial
barn and dwellings. II. M. BRUNE,
222 st. Paul St., Baltimore, Md.
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Neglected colds make fat graveyards."
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup helps men
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WAN ED!

LADY AGENTS. Ten to fifteen dollars
a week. start you. No capital required.
Address, with two-cent stamp.
Mrs. E. c HEATH, Morrisville, VT.
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WAN TED.

want 70 purchase three or four copies OF book
entitled Youths Mirror published about 1s4T
and written by Benjamin Bowers, a citizen Of the
town Of swanton. There are probably several cop
les stil In the possession Of some Of the old fam
HES OF swanton and vicinity. Address,
CARL W. HARVEY, EnOsburg Falls, Vt.
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Purifes
The Blood

my son had pimples on his face, which
after q while became a mass Of sores.
II began giving him Hoods sarsaparilla
and soon the sores were getting better.
They finally healed without leaving Q
scar" Mas. L. THEIsT. willow Avsnus,
Hoboken. MI,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE Tho oldest and best equipped
wood yard IN the city, including horses,
etc, situated on the railroad and one OF
the most principal paved streets, suap
for the right man and u bargain fer cash.
Watson Wood Yard, 220l Mckinney ave.
nue.. -
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roh kENT--Two-story i0-room dwei.ipg
corner Prairie and san lacinto Modern
Sohyenlences. Splendid location for d
roomng or boarding house. Anplv nlon
stag Crockery Store, 40T Main street ii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23

PARTIES desiring TO cut hay can make
arrangements for grass for one-hfth Of
the hay baled; 300 acres, one mile OF
depot. G. h. Anderson. Jr., Eagle Lake,
Texas. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23

ATTENTlON-Th The New York Steam Clean.
ing and Dye Works, formerly at 1910
Preston avenue, viii reopen August 1 at
lO17 capitol avenue, We guarantee all
work In our line first class. Give US a
call IL shapiro, proprietor 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23

CORNER GROCERY and beer saloon.
horse. harness aud wagon; good corner,
two story building, 2lU9 Commerce. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23

HAVE enc million cubic Yards Of good
work TO suhlet at JacksoaVllIe. Texas:
good prices; pay both ways. free transpor.
tation over southern Pacific. Apply at my
office IN Jacksonville or Orange. Texas.
4 A. Robinson, contractor. TAI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23


OFFICE OF State Purchasing Agent, Aus.
he received by the Undersigned at Austin.
Texas urtil 10 O'Clock Va. m, Tuesday.
Juiy 90 next. aud then opened. for fur
nlshlng one or all the Texas State char
liable and eleemosynary institutions with
a three to twelve months supply, begin
ming September !. 1902 Of the articles
enumerated In the undernoted schedules.
referred 10 and made part of this adyer-
tIsement Boots and Shoes blacksmth's
tools and materials, clothing, cfockery.
glassware and aluminium goods. dry
goods and notions, drugs and chemicals,
drug sundry and proprietary articles.
electrical supplies. furniture, carpets.
etc, fuels fresh meats, feed, -four. meal,
etc farm implements, garden and neld
seeds, groceries, hardware, tools. etc.
harness. laundry supplies leather ana shoe
findings lumber and builders material.
mems aud boys furnishings. musical In
struments ard supplies oils, packing
house products. piece goods. plumbing
and steam heating supplies. painters aud
artists materials. school and kindergarten
supplies. tailors' supplies. toilet paper. c.
p. Dodge. State purchasing agent. "a
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids
win he received until July "a, 1902, for
moving the books and furniture of the
Houston Lyceum aud Carnegie Library
association from the fourth floor 70 the
room on first door (fronting on Rusk ave
nuel OF the Mason building. Books can
be lowered bv box or baskets attached
block and tackle, Right reserved TO re-;
ject any or all bids. ]. II. Cotton. 100!
Franklin avenue. ~
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WANrEp--l have 100000 cubic yards OF
grading TO let on Santa Fe extension from
and good prices l.. j. smith. contractur.
Center, Texas. 80
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

---'-------------------------
NOTICE, In the District
Court Of the United states for the south
ern District OF TeNas, Houston DiNs-
Ion, IN hanlTuptcy-.lu the matter OF
The Morris Plumbing and Supply Com
pany. bankrupt, in bankruptcy: 70 the
creditors of The Norris Plumbing aud
Supply Company, n corporation OF Hous.
ton in the county of harris ana district
aforesaid "A bnnkrupt: Notice is hereby
given that On the 18th day or July, A. u.
lutG the said Morris Plumbing and sup.
ply Company was duly adiudlcAted bank
iupt. and that the 0rst meeting or their
creditors win he held nj my nthcc. Mason
building in the city III Houston ON the
;iOth day of July ucxt. at II o'clock u. M,
al which time aud place the % i'd creditors
may attend. prove their claims, appoint a
trustee examine the bankrupt and ttpus.
act such other business as NAV proprrly
rcmc before said meeting. i Ii Bmnctt
referee in bankruDtry Houston fulv IL
1902 N
~ w -
/, W, Wv w. A 9,u a. ~ losses, epn,
,roo, "a aa ou'u'''' u'sso''' p'' 'ue'S'S
I'm lI,-ln - ut. -
NOTICE After date l win not be respon
siblo for any debts contracted by my
vic, bertna tarl, Ired Carl. ~
NOTICE no TRACTORS--Scaled pro-
posals VIII be received ny George II. Ia
office in Austin. Texas, until 3 o'clock
p NJ. ON Tuesday. the Goth day Of Au.
gust, NO., for building the IRON frame
screw niling quarantine station al Gal
weston Texas
OF the building, Including IRON ana az
other materials complete
Bids VIII also be received for the iron
work Gomnle,e' and also e hlds Tor a,'
ratcly.
For all work, complete. sertdcd
check for $1,000 must accompany each bid,
and Tor IRON Worn alone hlds must ne
work ealled for must be sa accompanied
checks to he made payable to George II,
Tabor. NJ D.. Stnte henlth OFFICER OF the
if Marty ar noriics 10 whom contra els may
he gyyarGnd sbnll NH 10 cnfei' into con
tract and TO make an approved bond in ten
plans aud specifications can be seen
and At quarantine station, galveston
Texas. and nj the office OF Dodson n
Scott, In waco. IeAas;
Thn rispl rs regSr'T Tah TO FeI'cT any OF
health officer 20
ATTENTloN-The,N New York Steam Clean,
iPg ana Dye "STnS' rc a1,me Hggcnst i'af
iIcstom utehuv, Mitt a,o uSt ~ al
iVll 'apio"i Ih nn Net clsss fi~e NJ a.,
coU II SbanIro proprietor al
, --077C7- MN TaC S57 Tec7or0 for inc
orrost and deteniion of nv son Tom
Stnnbopson who ran away from home
nj beweyvle Texas, on the evening Of
July II. lie j. about 20 years Old, about
feet; nchcs az, hght brown mar
shu niue his w. Rose onick actIons and
ittns nervous WIfe or write mo nj
pcNevViile Texas. j. A. Stephenson.
dop,lfy sheriff for r. T. Howard, sheriff,
Newton county. Texas ~
THE MONTEREY-12l Texas avenue
Gives special rates for the summer. Ta-
bic and service unequaled for the price
II
Me Xantbos confectieusry and fruit
business es' abhsheai TOT any Ihtotitnht,oo
inquire OF hny o. 'ne uest ""''eoae WI
n.z-19n 99!,.-s - -: 1T
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ANY TOWN WANTING water works, clec.
tric lights, or anything from a canning
factory to d cotton MILL should write
us. We organize and finance industrial
companies. Agents wanted everywhere
The Southwestern Promoting Co.. Wilson
building. Houston. Texas. It
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FOR SALE OR TRADE--io6 acres out OF
the west tract and "a acres out OF the
cast tract OF the Thomas Hughes survey.
near Saratoga, Hardin county; good oil
land. For price and terms address w. L.
Coqultt, Corsicana. Texas. Il
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HAlEDREsSlNG PAMLORs
Eisar store vapor- massage baths.
r y Mllllams, lolO Texas Ave. II
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TWO I'VE FURNISHED ROOMS. Apply at TO-
Shenevert street q
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FOR sALE-Two lots and cottage in Fair
Ground addition Handsome residence on
Milan street Choice lots In Third ward,
Call on us II you desire to purchase real
estate. Geo. l.. Porter q Co. 2o6h Main
st. II
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FIVE ROOM PLASTERED COTTAGE,
WITH nall, on Walker street. close In
Meathersby Co., ll07h congress ave.
nue.. "a
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on LANDS-~I have strictly first class
proposition and want IL developed; oil OF
high grade was struck In dug well ar
60 feet, also shows over larg area gas
In abundance asphalt sulphur, etc. to
the right mun | Will make ground hour
offer. Address No cost this Office. 70
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az rEK ACRE for rice iand-64O acres Ia
Wharton, one II the greatest rice produc.
ing counties In Texas. Address w. T..
stewart, JAcksboro, Texas. tr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23

TRY FoLLoW-UP system on your Gus.
toners. Use Neidich letters. Perfect
imitation. Cheaper than a stcnoSrapher,
reach more people and in less time than
salesman. Ask US about 1t, j. J. Pas.
toriza Ptg. aud Lltho. Co. II
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

STONE oUARRIEs-Copt can OBJ
tain an lnexhaustihle supply OF material
OF the required density for Galveston
sea wall bids. Address Vim. G. Bell
7. O. Box GA Austin. Texas. Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23

FOK SALE CHEAP-0ne complete gin
and grlst mill. consisting of one 30-horse
power engine and 4onorse power boiler,
French burr MILL Skating, belts, pump,
etc Address l.. Il. Miller, Houston,
Texas. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23

FOK SALE--A bakery in good location; es-
tubl.sbed trade. Address 2OS3, this ohlce;
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WANTED Ten good team foremen At
Jacksonville Texas. on Dallas extension
Texas and New Orleans railroad. S. A.
Robertson. contractor. I-2S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23

ESTATE. WE HAVE
A NUMBER OF BUYERS FOR CRY
PROPERTY, IMPROVED AND UNiM.
PROVED. If YOU WISH TO DISPOSE
OF YOUR PROPERTY CALL AND SEE
US Az ONCE. O'DONNELL LAND AND
TRUST CO., 5ls MAIN STREET. II
1000 ACRES rice land at $40 per acre
(plenty waterl, ~ acres oil land near
saratoga at S25, 5000 acres oil and timber
land near beaumont. Excellent factory
sites Hirshleld Banking and Commits,
sion Co, Beaumont. Texas. "a
HAVE a customer for n lot c. two In walk,
ing distance from Polk and Caroline; also
a house and 10 10 same ne!ghborhood.
Have YOU a real nice home for sale at
say $4,000 to S20OO0f We have cas-
toners every day for homes for rent;
list your property With us. and we Will
do the rest. Oliver cranston & Co. II
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~ A1ont?
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--cil land at Saratoga W. II.
ColQultt, Land and Loan Agent. Corsi.
cana. Texas. II
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|rcRET SOCIETIES.

---,s.,77rD MEETING of Holland
,.aae No. /, a. f. and A. NJ.
~ a,rht ot s o'clock. Members
tohiEErrsv lodge No. 800 and so
o. ,r nta brethren invited to be
. l I,eob { Baldwin, w. NJ; VIII
secretary. -----------
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$4,000 MOORE 4 CoRTEs rice canaI
stock NJ 10 per cent above par; money
mnker pcstofhce Box 40, city. -
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WANTED-TO sell cheap for cash or time
payments. six beautiful lots In Houston
Heights and two corner lots In castanle
addition on grayeled street. 1902 Houston
avenue 20
10 ACRE TRUCK FARM. improved and In
cultivation: miles from court house; for
sale at bargain l.. W. Craig, 4OJ
kiam bldg. ~
SOUR LAKE OIL LAND--40 acres within
for quick acceptance. late map and write
up Of the Sour Lake oil field mailed free
Address c. G. Parsons, Bryan, Texas. 70
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FIVE LOTS AND FOUR HOUSES IN
HOUSTON HEIGHTS, 5000; CORNER
LoT AND THREE HOUSES NEAR san
FELIPE ST. RENTS FOR SIS PER
MONTH 500; FOUR LOTS NEAR
PACKING HOUSE, WILL SELL
CHEAP SULLIVAN & HANNA. 3il
MOoRE-BuRNETT BLDG OLD PHONE
1861.
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FOR sALE-on account of health, the
Me XanthOs confectionery and fruit
store, coo Main street, best location, hDe
business es abllshed; for any Information
Inquire OF any OF the best whOlegale Gem.
mission houses In city. e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23

THE MONTEREY-l2l Texas avenue
Gives special rates for the summer. Ia
bic and service unequaled for the price.
N
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FOR SALE Manufacturing business with
well established trade of over three
years standing; at present over 5000
capital Employed Gnu be reduced TO
$1,000, or unlimited capital could be used;
will take cash or securities at invoice
value; owner must leave city TO lopa
after other interests. Address 1919. this
Office ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23

,s' 90, who use NAPLES Velvet Cream
y SOIL, white hands II
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MACKENZIE Survey OF 2eeo acres on rail
road. near sublime, Layaea county; $3.50
an arrc Box 81. VICTORIA. %