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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-10-04
John H. Harlan'S Will Probated.

The last will and testament of John
ii. Harlan. late of Leeds, this county,
was probated in the Orphans Court. at
Elkton, on Wednesday. The estate,
which is valued at about $4,000, is all
hcqueathcd Miss Rachel Harlan, sister
of the deceased. The will bears date OF
July 23rd, 1902. and is witnessed by
James McCaulry and Charles II. Price.
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Timekeeper Injured At Bacon Hill.

John Teers, timekeeper for Messrs.
Reiter, Curtis Il Hill, who have a large
force of men at work near Bacon Hill,
making road-bed for third track, for
the p, w. Il b. Railroad, was severely
injured one day the past week. He was
caught between two cars and badly
squeezed. For several days he was con.
fined to his bed from the injuries.
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FRANK GREGG.

Frank Gregg, II Sevenyear-old son of
Mr.. Frank Gregg. died at the home of
his father. near Fair Hill, on Friday
evening. September Goth. from typhoid
fever. from which he had been i'll about
two weeks. His funeral took place on
Monday. with burial in Sharp's Gene
terry.
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TRAFFIC DELAYED.
The WaShOut Near Principle Furnace
Was the Worst In Many Years P,
W. & B. Trains Run Over the B. & 0.
Tracks.
Tracks.

The rain storm which occurred in Cecil
county and generally throughout the
State during the Is hours ending early
last Saturday morning. was the heaviest
il tn" history of rhc weather bureau.
The washout at Principle Furnace. which
WAS briefly reported in last weeks issue,
was the worst in years. being 300 feet in
length and 10 feet in depth The large
rulvert under the road-hcd at principio
Creek WAS insufficient to carry off the
great volume of water which came down
III" stream with rush and the bank
gave way.
Direct traffic was not resumed between
Baltimore ana Elkton until late this
week. Trains were run from Whining
ton south to CharlcstOwn and return: :
hut it was impossible to transfer pas-
SrngcrS for the South around the wash
ont. and they were sent around on the
Is. " o. Superintendent William ~
Hannard visited the seen" of the wash
ont :oon after it occurred. He soon had
/ large force of men ut work, but they
could not make much progress in making
:"plirs owing TO the swollen condition of
ne stream. Mails flom tn" South have
been reaching Eikton several hours late
each day this week
Many of the county roads were badly
washed. small bridges carried away or
laMaSrl, and railroad and telephone
connections disturbed.
WRECK NEAR HANRE DE GRACE
y slide occurred near Havre de Grace
Just previous to the waShout at Prin-
Gpio. The heavy rains had inundated a
portion of the road-bcd. which produced
Il spreading of the rails at point near
the station at lIavrc de Grace. resulting
iii Il freight train. heavily loaded with
produce. being wrecked. Several cars
left the track and one went over tie en-
hankm"nt, turning upside down. This
served to block both north and south
hound tracks. and word being sent to
Wilmington. the wrccking crew and train
proceeded to the scene with great haste.
While the wrccking crew was laboriny
i'll tn" driving rain in order to open up
travel over the division. the break oc-
rnrrcd i'll the tracks near Principle.
Il. n O. AND PENNSY CONNECT.
About year ago. Il survey was made
near Aberdeen 10 connect the two great
railroads which pass through that town
the baltimore and Ohio and the Penn
Syivanla. The work, however. was de
iaycd until the great waShout at Princi-
rio on Friday last, which made it a nee
essity, and Monday morning force Of
Loo men were at work on the property
of Mrs. :. :. Jay. about onc-half mile
from \ llrI,nn lh,. =,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-10-04
Ballots Burned On Thursday.

The ballots cast at the November elec-
ton in Cecil county, were burned at the
Elkton Pulp Works, under the SUPER
vision of the Judges Of the Orphans
Court, on Thursday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-10-04
Bank At North East.

citizens Of North East, was called for
last night, in the g. A. r. Hall, of that
town, to consider the starting of a Ma
tional Bank in that town.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-10-04
EIkton Town Council.

The Elkton Town Council met on We'd
nesday evening, at 3 O'Clock. Present
Messrs. McQuilkin, Davis, Dunbar. Wit
worth and Mackali, the Treasurer and
the Bailiff
The minutes of the last meeting We're
read and approved.
The Treasurer reported
Receipts. 50 .2O9.5S
Disbursements. .... > T6I.l6
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800 feet of 30 inch hose mad" by the
Revere Rubber Company. at - cents
per foot.
Th" consideration of the application Of
the Maryland Telephone Company for
permission to run their line down to
Main street. for the purpose of locating
pay station. was rostr"nrd until the
next meeting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29
.THERS READ POST
. Want Ads. Do your
HELP WANTED.

YOUNG MAN-The demand for telegraph
operators is unprecedented; why not learn
tclography ana engage In the railway tein-
graph scrylce2 Write for our prospectus.
which explains how we VIII thoroughly
qualify YOU, start you TO work or refund
the amount OF YOUR tuition; VIC must have
more young men 10 MI the applications
Tor operators. Dallas Telegraph College.
Dallas, Texas.
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rOB SALE NV stock OF dry goods, fur
niture, etc. clean and p TO date, VIII
invoice about $4,000; most profitable
cash business In town, Ia hest located
corner store. chance 10 make money for
bright man; will sell Rt a reasonable dis
count; reason for selling believe have
made enough to retire and take things
easy, l.. Schwara * Co, Lockhart
Texas. 1913
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@ IGNS REACH A FEW.
~ Post Want Ads reach all.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

$1,000 CASH or half cash balance baGkahle
paper, win buy Timpsou Times; not for
sale after December 10. ]. ID. Ford,
Timpson. 2
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY good mild
dlCaged German woman without children
as housckceper for small rooming house
out OF town; good place aud good wages
for right party. Cali at 1918 Washington
street. 80
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PHYSICIANS practice Ia good farming
country, ON railroad, thlrly-hve miles
from Houston Write or apply room 900,
Bluz building, Houston, =
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FOR RENT-Threc-room cottage In good
condition. No. 1900 Hickory. Apply IRE.
mont house.
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-SIow THY FUTuRE"-IIt WIN ld giye 5 taee
poWe. ~ grtnre can be told with startling
sst tu gsc - Gypsy Madgc, greatest living
tT isist and card reader. can be consulted
p p III affairs of lifc her power eXc ,s
q 4. az Wonder a and admiration of the most
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29

HEATERS oil gas, coal new and second.
baud, half price. Hickman, 1910 Capitol;
new phone 1908. Stoves repaired 30
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1T is EASY TO TRADE
Il through Post Want Ads
FOR SALE.

STOCK SADDLES, guaranteed by A. II.
Hess Co. S0S Travis street.
FOR SALE-rwO S0,horse power upright
boilers; two 100horse power high grade
automatic engines, assortment dynamOS
and motors cheap. l.. II. Miller. 12lO
Congress avenue. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29

10000 ACRE ranch OF hna grazing aud
farming laud and some timber; wei.
watcred and several artvsian wells; good
f,N tr,f,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29

thlrtv reduced sale OF hair SWIfcbes for
aisssins Watson & Williams. hair
Ts1as paflors aud hair store 1919
fpe------- --N-ue n
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RUBBER TlRlNG, carriage painting, trim
ming and hacksmithng. Model Carriage
Co. corner Milan and Commerce St 2
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E,.i,S,s,, s,, 7; ,, MOODY.
hhaeS q Houston
- Congress Avenue.
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YELL THE PEOPLE
Il what you want.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE. No. 200
Main street We handle Heights prom
erty only; lowest prices; easy terms,
John A, Milroy, agent, n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29

on LANDS Choice ACREAGE close In 10
gushers at Sour Lake; prices moderate,
title perfect for map, ETC. address c. g.
Parsons (owneD, Bryan, Texas. Il
COTTON SEED on MILL tor two Inirds
its value. j. sutton lOl0h Texas ave
nue.. ~ 1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29

DEWEY hay press; three men aud one
mule can preGs 200 bales day price
I65; manufac,Sred By " [, HunioHAs
Victoria, -
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FOR SALE.

A THOROUGH typewriter repairer wanted.
only competent man need apply
J. j. PASTORAL prtg & LithJ. Co.
STATE Agents Smith Premier Typewriter.
Houston, Texas. II
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BIG MONEY For sale; 5000 acres choice
rice land, Liberty county, beginning va
miles east Of Haywood Rice aud Milling
compauy's propnrtY and Includes town OF
Dcyers; Southern Pacific runs i've miles
through tract, terms and price apply
124
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FOR SALE Good horse, harness aud rub
hertlred phaeton. Room 2l3 Mason block
or 1878 Crawford street
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WOODl wOODl WOOD Ready for the
stove. W. r. Weeder, 2O20 Houston ave
nue., old phone 1871. 5
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FOR RENT-Two beautiful large rooms,
one small room In private residence; next
TO Main street. 900 Dallas avenue. %
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AiIoRNEYs AT LAW.
ChOCKETT. TEX A

= 49, caIsr4i,end Attorney at Law ana
N'eetI NstioopAsI gent mt President Ango
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PATENTS Patented and unpstented In
Nentions bought aud sold. Lucas \ Cos
st. Louis No. 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29

DO YOU WANT NICE HOME AT
RIGHT FIGURE? II So see uR, as We
have thcm In arlstocrutic ports OF the
REAL ESTATE LISTS IN HOUSTON
and do not add to owncrs prices.
n Ia market TO Buy SELL or EN
est TO deal with US. Il. c. GRAY x CO.,
3u2 Birz n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29

ASSIGNEES SALE-Notlce Is hereby
given that / viii receive sealed bids for
the sale Of the assigned stock of gen
eral merchandise OF Samuel Goldberg un-
III Monday at 9 O'Clock "A. NJ, December
I, 1902; said sale to be in bulk ut Hal
letsyille, Texas. Inventory and stock
subject to inspection In the meantime.
The right TO reject any and all bids IS
reserved. William Peterson, assignee.
Halletsyllle, Texas. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29

FOR SALE-A stock OF goods; n house
2tN70 feet; four lots, 4BXt3S feet; hest
wood and living winter. Irrigation ditch
I'm progress, about midway between four
cities with a fair prospect for a railroad
coulter Ia the near future, reason for sell
lug wish to II tire from business. For
terms aud price. address 4. l.. " Co.,
Junction City Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29

NOTICE Is hereby given that a special
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Texas
ana New Orleans Railroad Company has
been called BY the board Of directors ID,
assemble AZ the general Office OF the
company ct Houston, Texas, at 10 O'clock
n. III. on the LIST day Of December, l9)2
FOR the following purposes. to-Wit;
/. To authorize ana provide Tor amen I.
Ing the charter or articles OF ineurporti.
fiOn Of said company SO TO authorize
a 10 construct, own. maintain and tper-
ate q railroad from point GA its present
line 10 Jefferson county AZ on "a the
vlcinity Of Sour Lake station. extending
IN 4 general DQrthcrly direction to and
through Sour Lake Springs. Ia Hardia
county, and thence 70. Into ana through.
o. IN the vicinity or the town OF sara
toga, Ia Hardin county, Texas.
. no authorize and provide for The
Construction OF the railroad referred 20
I'd the preceding paragraph uuder the PR
posed amendment 10 the said companl'e
claIter or articles Of incorporation. ~;
3. segeL SECRETARY. t III
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FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-GooD FIvE.RooM COT
TAGE ON SAN JACINTo. WILL BE
VACANT MONDAY. PRICE SO. AP-
PLY TO HOUSTON LAND AND TRUST
CO. If
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LADIES AND MEN as cnuyassers for aa
established house; experience unnecessary.
Can at lTi6 la Branch FOR particulars.
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HIGHEST PRICES paid FOR easFon cietH
los Congress avenue, y
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1 CAN SELL your property or business FOR
cash, no matter where located; write for
plan giving brief description and lowest
cash price. Cola Mathews, real estate
broker and business opportunities, North
Texas building, Dallas. Texas, 12-S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29

WANlED-A sober young man who does
not chew tobacco smoke or drink whisky
TO do general farm work. Apply with
reference, axe, etc, to A. Hicklln. Rich.
moud, Texas. 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29

HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID for straP
tro,, eopper. brass rnbber. bones, sacks,
beeswax pecans etc. country shlpmeuts
= sneeialty Mayer L!pahil1, wholenaie
dealer, 1901 Montgomery avenue dens-
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BOARD AND ROOM.

FURNISHED or unfurnsned rooms and
board for couple or two gentlemen; pH-
waite family; Tot aud cold bath, gas and
phone; on car line: ten blocks from Rice
hotel 1913 Travis street
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$50 BRINGS steady income; six dayA
ending November To- S26 made So; six
days ending November -, SO made sci:
six days ending November 20 So made
S36. A guarantee to each one OF our
clients 10 clear from sic to 500 each
week; We have been IN tho raciug bust
ness six years and our systematic betting
Is SO perfect that we never have made
Il loss Write for particulars, references,
etc. G. :, Williamson X Co. MOI Mar
kct street. suite r., san Francisco. 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29

Eenisd' ,tae Crescent Pears SOAP. un.
lyons Tdo,Gi Packers Tar Soap 1Jc;
lexder. an az frowder, Zoe: Ben Levy
! r. ~ street street. corner Preston avenue II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29

HEIGHTS COTTAGE, four rooms nicely
papered and painted ground 10Oxl3I, east
front. fenced, only $S21. Smeaton, 0u1ls
Texas avenue, II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29

BoARD-RooMs WANTED
y0TfNoS CENT 'ESIAN seeks home In prE
vate family; terms moderate, llll, thie
office
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SITUATION by middleaged handy man.
sober, honest, references, as night watch
mau warehouse; good gardener or any
KIND OF work. Address 22I1, this office
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sts uSSshslsPNEETs wEEETY-Hgy-
soghd. sSS's =, oonbons aud chocolates:
visseent DSrygals half-nound, 80 cents.
~ rsssten avenue. '-' Na'n S'Fettsi
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PERSONAL.

---or answers to auNeIuseu1eutS ~
LIST W W. a. Tor week ending Saturday NO
l' 5Sl Ms E sl75 E' icsG lf Bras 7asI
1891; DrrqiNJ3'tsS 1855: 1903 24j5; Mrs.
igi9i zto4' o4 i5 1880; 2406; 1Os1; 1906;
EdgaES2is5, 49, 1851; i2s2 1907; 1921; 1872;
2slEu1 SiS, g.; 24Os; $50; PASS; diS4;
] Gnh ,Sa5 94GO; 1875, 1860; l.; 243l
iasii 49, 1S2' i5i3; 12l4; 2#iO; 2490; 1916;
i ills,.. i56S 2l0i 81; 24t2; AL; 245I;
4 slo5 2oiS l2G9 joG 2i W., lI i6ts 5459
lflhA, AZ, Wholesale Grocer; 2i23; 2i9S;
i2t 5. 7 KIN: 1919; 2474; 2424; 1249; 2949;
si06 i2l5; l220.
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TWO furnished rooms for light housekeep
Ing 1910 Lamar avenue.
FIvE-RoOM COTTAGE. 2412 Brazos; pos
session at once. Inquire 703 Mckinney
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED Two unfurnishcd rooms Ia pri'
vate house. close 10. for family OF three;
rent must be reasonable references eA.
GpueaeN.
TV1NTTS5 ISvo flruished ropnectlng
rooms with an modern Improvements, ~
voifna couple without children. Address,
stating location, . q. tng 20 20 .
WANTED Rooms. furnished for light
house keeping by couple without children:
1isO this Office. ~
TVTNTTf5- T1s1ecfable gentlenan. a
single room, Furnished. convenient 10
ely markoti state price per week. Phoc-
nix. this Office. ~
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you SEEN GEoRGE1
'IGNDLFS STRICTLY CITY PROPER
~ q, b. PENNOCk & CO.. OLD
dpERA HOUSE, POsrOBFICE BON
6i2' BEAUMONT, TENAS. ~
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100 acres smooth, black. sandy prairie,
fifteen miles from Houston aud three
miles from railroad station, with good
hVe-room residence and barn, 2Sx6o feet,
poultry house well and tool house; w
horse power steam engine and hoilor with
two good wells afordiug about Bo gal,
Ions OF water per minute aud each wen
has 81 Ell centrifugal pump; price 81
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Junk. iron. brass, zinc, lead, rops, bones,
bottles rubber. etc: country shipments
soucited: Wholesale dealer: telephone toidl
2S6, mewl 476. Louis Bamlnsky, islFiv
Preston avenue. corner Austin.
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NY FINE AUTOMOBILE for exchange for
real estate. etc; never uncr9ted salts
factory selling reason > II. huston oll
phone S93. -
a. 900 zCRFS az land IN "a Sale county,
frotas M 50 an acre. w. II. Graham 4
Co. Cueroi Texas. . 1l-s9
Won E7T-F-At 4 bargain, 40 acres Wen
imnrovrd fruit and truck land one miie
from depot az Palestine. Address, y. q
Addlnzton, Palestine, Texas ev
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lNlNTF{1- Room and board n pIIFnfe f4Fnf
~ Gar IO-year-old boy; must be near Fan
mia school, 1881 this oniee.
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WANTED-To hire twenty-five teams u
assist IN harvesting our rico crop az
Ylnton, La; paying $3.50 per day for
team and driver. Address us, NRahlAnd,
Texas. Brooks Bros. & Co." q
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plonotIv , H4ld and Oamlana rablefs
Y eases ~ lrsiIl Ss and permanently cnre
" Leon pIa potence or debility; mailed
lle MnRisS.'Nclo0' F-ench Pharmacist.
80 .eaeY avenue. Houston. II
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that tho Frank karelhalus bankrupt
stock OF goods VIII be sold at Fayettc-
vile, Texas, ~ private sale about De-
ccmber 1, 1902. Max Meitzeu, trustee.
~
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| FOR SALE Two large work horses and
double harness cheap. OF VIII sell slngly,
Mt faylorB wagon yard,
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silstures iliNs, Nayasota, Texas, man
ssiena. r,s salye thas VIII cute letter.
iDd; pfie ssa worm or old sores OF any
e. boz q M, NJ per box; any one buying
seignded. W,5,sa iye not benefited, money
f---=--s------ --.te Tor testimonials. 4-lS-O3
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H.s.B " SANATORIUM. Hico. Texas,
M lne absolute cure of an opium. NOR
ssiils, cocaine whisky and other drug
saOilsi every case treated ON it's own
WYNN Nlldout pain, but positive cure
s-ssau'eed, ne cure no pay; keep Your
y-sa altll perfectly satisfied. Address r..
T., huoeeTt' NJ D.. 5uperiutendent. Hlco,
yes lsnss. l. 8
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FIRST CLASS BOORKEEPER, corro-
spoudeut, stenographer aud capable an
around man; able 10 assume charge OF
ofice or department wishes employ meut
Al references "Relinble," this office. %
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ITTLE WANT ADS
Z bring big results.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

300 ACRES good rice land, 10 acres tim.
Der along creek on graded road eight
miles from Houston, $3.50. other good
bargains; see us. q. w. Hahl & Co, 22O
Main. ~
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FOR RENT-Threc-ro coItnee in good
condition. No 1900 Hickory. Apply IRE,
mont house.
FOR RENT beautiful large rooms,
one small room In private residence; next
TO Main street. 900 Dallas avenue. ~
TWO furnished rooms for light housekeep.
ing. 1870 Lamar avenue.
FIvE.ROOM COTTAGE. 2412 Brazos; pos
session at once. Inquire 1O3 Mckinney;
~
THREE nice unfurRished rooms with bath.
1911 Chencyert street.
NEW furnished rooms for rent: hot ana |
cold bath New phone 1913, 1903 Frank.
liu avenue.
NICELY FURNISHED south room with |
bath, 81 per week. 40 Hamilton.
DESK ROOM in my oftice. II. A, Arnold, I
3li Binz. >
FOR RENT-15O-acre farm IN the Trinity |
river bottom, fourteen miles north Of the |
town Of Liberty. Two good tenant houses |
tract all under good fence. Fine corn /
ana cotton land win rent on the usual /
terms w. C., Moore, SO5ia Main street |
Houston. Texas. 81
NlNE-ROOM HOUSE, corner Prairie ana
bowling, $50. rye 4 Bohfrass, KAN
huidng. IL
OFFICE ROOM FOR RENE. Gail at 2Oi
Moore burnett building.
LARGE furnished front room; gas, 6atn.
1ll6 Capitol A
TWO unfuruished rooms for light house
ron Ri5ZT ,T,,- ,,i--I,- 9--.,-T-i,o-, go,
for IIgbt houscEecpine TO connie without
children. Apply 1916 san Jacinto. 30
~ re w, w h9 orc loWei noor OF RESI-,
.G.-----, 70. DIV 1LaMl9I4 sIEeGl ~
loon house with bath, S2o four
IN 1i uuuS'' ~, oI,u t, az r"I Hue' Sc
y -. 90, -el,---. -----S--lI,- ~
FOX l HEN Seyeh-room tWo-story house
Room two.story house. 49, i7o6 Sa fSI in
c,uto street RIM g Settegast room 80
~, Blnz DulldlnE. U
TEN OF THE BEST HACNS i'm the city
$50 per hour Wilson's. phone l3Op SD
NICE Ire front .1r1Is5cd room ~ 50s
Crawford street.
TI7OT7 i5i->-,I- %.I,.I-- S-,.,- LII sg,
NJ ~, -i'..-. -NlcalF FURNISHED room eDo
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uI, 'i,g 'S' " g"I 3uiu' pe'N"' D''" .,,
1I-Pnou- NJ. To- -
tRrcG blocks fro, from Central Depot l29S
'''''''''S 80 '''-N''
NICELY furnished room; bath ana phone.
- w. -onIz-lna s-rc--- "
ROOMS Furnished or unfurnlshod rooms
centrally located all convenlcnccs: to So
.ceI people oinS' W. D%llas avenue he OK,
10 VAN street; @o
FURNISHED ROOM Modern rouN eni-
euccs; close In Il6 Crawford. %
MOVING AND STORING OF an kinds OF
household goods sk.llfully done; hnc new
waTeh9usei money ioancd on furniture y
uva,rtu' ocduI ~ b"I1e'' W. fahn' !,
NJ IA, VA nav lnvlu a. ~ Pul I, ol
,u 6Ge ttt,,t,, 49, 49, Eco - zoe :,
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soS NicLtinrer, '''1NN' ~
1880 i'i ''"'' io' y y
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Wa'tnuuag ~, tne Sa,S' !" vs'nsIuieI' 80
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,7777z;7-- 7-7,7, = : Nv 49, 80 $1,000
Wcsthelmcr, lO6-lOS san Jaciuto street.
both phones 1866 ll-5O
non pENr Nav vvnrnhp on gnnfa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED Position by young lady ster-
ographer experienced In keeping booka.
moderate salary, Address Slcnographcr.
2St1 jackson street city, W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29
WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED live or ten-horse power up
right boiler or vertical pnglue and boilef
state age, condition and price. 1882 this
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