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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05
OHIO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Nominate M. T. HerricIx For Govern.
 or and IndOrse Roosevelt.

Nominate M. T. HerricIx For Govern.
 or and TndOrse Roosevelt.
 COLUMBUS, O., June 5.-The Re publican state convention closed with much alliteration in its battle cries.
 In the convention while Senator For aker was presiding the delegates add ed to the ''H's'' the cry of Hanna, Herrick, Harding and Harmony"
 While all conceded that 1t was Han na's year." the senator would not use his influence except in naming for the head of the ticket his neighbor, Myron T. Herrick, for governor. The senators s friend, George R. Cox of Cincinnati, named Warren c. Harding for lieuten- ant governor and Wade Hampton El- lis for attorney general, besides being a potential factor in nominating Judge Summers.
 While Senator Foraker expressed his qualification with the ticket and the re- suits generally, he was especially grat- ified over the unanimous adoption of the resolution which indorsed Presi- dent Roosevelt for nomination next year. The platform was stated in part as follows: We favor liberaHty in pen sions, the improvement of our relations with the Philippines, protective tar if policy and opposition to all unlaw- full trusts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05
To Broil Mushrooms.

To broil mushrooms is simple. Re move as much of the stem as is neces- sary to facilitate the broiling and put the mushrooms in double wire broil- CT over the fire with the gill sides down. Broil two minutes; turn and broil the other side for two minutes more. Unless very large, five minutes should serve to broil them sufficiently. Sprinkle with salt and pepper, place them on toast and add little butter, which will melt, of course, and mingle with the hot juice. Mushrooms are usually served on toast in order to catch the delicious juice that exudes from them as soon as they are heated
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05
Nine Dead 1n santa Fe Wreck.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 5.-Nine people were killed and seven injured in collision between two Santa Fe trains at stilwell, Kan. The wreck was caused by a collision between a Missouri Pacific and Santa Fe passen- ger train, which met head on. The trains were running over the Missouri Pacific tracks owing to the flooded con- dition of Che Santa Fe tracks. Both trains were in charge of pilots, and it is said that one of the pilots nstsread his orders, causing the accident.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05
Princeton,. Commencement.

PRINCETON, N. J., June 5.-The one hundred and fifty-slxth annual commencement of Princeton university began today. The graduates met in a golf tournament with the undergradu- ates, and the annual sophomore parade will take place this evening. Hundreds of alumni have arrived, and the head quarters of the classes holding reun- ions will be open today.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05
WHITE PUDDING wrTH STRAWBERRIES

made by boiling together for one min ute one cupfuI of water and one cup fful of sugar; when cold one cupful of strawberry juice is added, and when quite thick the whipped whites of four eggs; all are then beaten together until thick and spongy.
 Strawberry Shortcaie.- Make rich baking powder biscuit crust; bake in cakes cut out with tumbler. When done. split. butter and close again, keeping hot until served. Open the cakes and i'll with mashed and sweet ened berries at the table as you serve chem.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05
Troy Man. Body Found.

NEW YORK, June 5.-The body Of the man found drowned near New Brighton, on Staten Island, was identi- fled as that of Francis J. Muliett of Troy, N. Y. The wife made the iden- tification. She told the authorities her husband had been missing since Octo- Der last. While their home was in Troy Mullett worked for the National Bis cult company here, going to Troy week, ly to visit his family.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05
GRIepe, BIssET x HOLLAND.

has insisted upon having an old fash toned bouquet with paper fringe! When she appears at herswedding with a bouquet of lilies of the valley fringed with pale green and white crape paper society will wonder where she got the idea. The fringe, as sine walks up the aisle, will look like lovely petals and leaves hanging from the lilies. The green must be over white, and the hangings must be long and gracefully arranged.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05
A Woman,n rarRnin.

Mrs. Enpeck-I think, Henry, that our daughter has made very satisfac- tory marriage and that she will sue ceed very well in the management of her husband.
 Henry Enpeck-Why so?
 Mrs. Enpeck-I overheard her talk ing to him this morning, and she got him to agree to proposition like this: If you will do as want I promise to do the same. Baltimore American.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05
Harriman's Generoaity.

M1DDLETOWN, N. Y., June 5.-As. semblyman Bedell in speech before the Orange county board of supervisors at Goshen declared that K. H. Harri- man through his own generosity made up deficit of $90,0o0 which the Or ange County Road Construction com pany lost during the last year in build ing state roads.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05
Dsutschland Ran Aground.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Outwafd bound for Plymouth, the Deutschland of the Hamburg American line ran aground in Gedney's channel. She lay there in no danger. Because of the smoke haze which hung heavy ever the lower bay the vessel was stea ming at low speed and as result slid her keel gently into the mud.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05
Kaiser ana Cxar VIII Meet.

BERLIN, June 5.-The German em- peror and the czar of Russia will visit Vienna simultaneously at the begin ming of September The czar will then continue his journey to Rome by way of Triest-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05
A FIeetang Joy.

Tn spring we kin look de coal dealah in de eye wid disdain an git ouah secon' wind befo' de iceman an his grabhooks git holt ob us fo' de sum- mah," says Judge Wooltop of Black vile Dis am what make hit CT joy ful season.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-05
Seven Killed I'm Ranch Trouble.

MCOOK, Neb., June 5.-Meager de- tails have been received from St. Fran cis, Kan, of battle between cowboys employed by the De War Cattle com- pany and family named Berry, in which Berry and three of his four sons were killed and the fourth son serious lv wounded =.5
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Ma RIA ADELlDA KITTREDGE-1111H
Congress avenue, original and only crys-
VI stone reading clairyoyant spirit me-
DUN In Texas; lost articles located
Critic. horses or momey.
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Ny Gold and Damiaua tablets
Momptly relieve aud permanently cure
.i4 cases of impotence or debility; mailed
III Leon Bichou, French Pharmacist
Nv Mckinney avenue. Houston N
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iRS. BLACK Clalrvoyant, tolls every.
ming; also by mall 1920 Preston avenue.
"A
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LATS--No matter how damaged, renovated.
Nlail orders solicited. Houston Hat Co.,
Removed to go Congress. 3
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D BARGAINS Two lots corner san jacinto
and Rosallc. two and vnc-half lots corner
Caroliuc aud Anita, H2iexl9S on Caroline
between Tunm and Anita, G2MNi2J on
Pierce between Brazos and lSugUy; soy
eral cottages South End, Jackson and
Crawford, all on easy terms. aud old
tiuie prices; start the new year with a
good Investment Robert Z. c. Wilson,
N1lh Congress
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iYPsY MADGE will guide you Alright In
IN affairs of life, business. love, mar.
rlage, speculation and divorce. 1907
Congress avenue; 50 hand readings zoe
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ut is EASY TO TRADE
n through Post Want Ads
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

PHKEE new modern. handsome twostory
residences, With sewerage, water, gas,
sidewalks, cars. south eud rhlrd ward,
choice neighborhood; ready for oceupancy;
reasonable prices and easy terms. Rabt.
d. e. Wilson. l
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bue; trained Nurse obstetrical and fever
Passes specially. Special rate in long
fosc4 IN
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE to Subcontractors- have one ma
half million yards good scraper work 10
lei on Trinity and Bfazos Valley railroad:
pronie can De seen OF my Offices In Hills
gcxas: for full information concernine
the work address me ~ either OF the
above plarcs or TO the general office al
Orange, Texas. 8. A. Robertson. Is
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Personal.

IsT OF ANSWERS to advertisements In
this Office for week ending, Saturday,
December 27, 1902
a. r.; 1925: $500, 69TT; b. b.; Butcher;
$50; 2l54; 6Ysl; $780, Good Printer;
2lS2; 2A0I; 6067: 1888; $500; 3l3J Mrs.
j. 4. u; 6g37; 2t37; 69ST; 6SS; GSl3 II.
$. e.: 233S, ~ III; 6Sl4: 1885, 60U5; 210l;
$3.50. 1l91; 6S92; ~; 6092; 1192; 1343;
Lass; Sgi3 2319; 21le; s.; 6g69: 6Sg5;
t1Y5; 212o; 6S72; 21T2: ~; 6907; 6SpT:
w. j. g.; 114S; 5S24i 2121; 6S9s; 20;
1919; 400.
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WE HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOMES,
CHEAP. If owners cum sell soon, If
YOU HAVE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
and want II sold list with us We BUY.
SELL and EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE
aud NEGOTIATE LOANS. II. c. GRAY
a CO., 302 BinG building. CT
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Ith WAITE HOME for ladies' before aud
during confinement; infants adopted; spe
9elallst In charge; nurse, etc, furnished.
E Rostofice box 4o6, Dallas, Texas. 1-l3-03
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WANTED First clags BLACKSMITH 10 sboe
horses and r.ules and to do all black
smithing rcquired around a sawmil ana
logging railway; wages So per day; reg
lilar pay day: Apply by mail or In person
70 Central Lumber Co, Ltd, Linccnm,
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.ltIltY uuu JOY LUZ lut CpulluB new year.
'She will also advise those who have not
net consulted her, no matter how skep.
.fical, to come at once and be convinced
lWhy fail in business marriage love, jour-
reys; in fact, all affairs of life when
lGod placed signs In our hands IL we viii
put read them? Last opportunity to get
81 hand readings for zoe. Gypsy Madge,
'1S01 Congress avenue. 3
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NLY FIVE DAY MORE Of Gypsy Madge
|palmist and clairyoyant; OH account of
.temauds for readings and for the bene-
bit Of those who have not yet consulted
bier, she has decided to stay i've days
|inore, and before leaving gives thanks
fo the public for their enormous patron
fge and leaves Houston behind with pros
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Us. c. A. BUJAC Planiste: studio 40
Moore, Burnett building: Or. William
NAsons System Of Technique. II
Q TO A, D. HESS * co. for home.made
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IADAM VALREE, Spiritual Medium, 1909
2Calhoun avenue, between Caroline and
"a ustin; take Caroline and La Branch car.
p y
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&NSSsAsss AaAsssLZllz a TWENTIETH Cent?.
SxEZy&. al.&T&6F ry Lodge No. $40, l..
sNSss$sSS-~. s4yE u. @. f.; regular
ZSNESSNSTs meeting tonight at
VS5ss.s x ssS 49, * I:3O Red Mems hall,
r%>/z21Ess,,NN$Ssy 20Jla Main street. u.
5. lroscb correspond
ing secretary.
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\ NOST WANT ADS ARR
4 numerous because they pay
SITUATIONS - MALE.
WANTED by competent man, posi-
tion ns hotel clerk; In or out OF the city,.
Address 6G3o. this office. y
BY German, position AZ
tenmster or stablcman: experienced. 1874,
Ills olllSc.
GERMAN man wants work in hotel pr
restaurant washing dishes and help IN
kitchen or ms yard man; good worker.
WANTED Job, by man and wife with
child . years old. man to work on farm,
wife TO do cooking. Address 6S5o, this
office. .
a NO TRACK MAN, not afraid to
work. single sober and Industrious, wants
work as foreman on saw mill tram at
once; u you need such q man give fuil
particulars and address NJ. Miller, Butt
-.l nele. ! MAS. =, :
LUMBER CHECKER and tally keeper de-
sirps position, familiar With grades OF
short ienf pine. formerly with Atlnntic
Coast Lumber cOltlYpny Address $50,
Ills Inns olIce. 2
WANTED Position ils first class raii
rond engineer who tan keep up his own
engine. Adaress IL r,1lyis street:
HOTEL MAN aud wife. both workers,
want positions as managers Of small hotel
drosa d + gN5 AG%siins,, ~ str,et
-,,,-. -----
a nUSi ioN wanted by young colotn'i
uihi ~ housciNh OF good cook can give
gnud lGlerenee. rIUa. this Office 81
Young man ~ "a ,Vislrg ,,osJtIo,, &,
ranch. MOI nfiutd ~ t,.n.t, MI ,,stii;,,~ *
irnvr STAT. hest ,,f0r,,,.,' No. ~
nishrd Gaia tbis of,lnc s''p - sui5
:, -----,--- ------,
tign steiographcr and general flee Work;
,d ,,r, SS " ~ tI eleaN'iitS slu h'hcst3S
80. - - e.i' -. - l-s.-.-----.
EMPLOYMENT for mnn aud wife cueiling
aud tcnding To horses ana yard. Ad.
uFess 10. 1913 Meiiie'
WANTED Position o. cxrerfenepB hook
kccprr al present Win vshoissnip ,.rncf,it,
Housr III city, refareneeg. Address GiiS
tEs office
NVAN'pED -nv n ycnn,y 1,on ~ ,Sr1ctj6i,,.
IN nn4, =, ,,osltin ~. to,, o., -. .o,,
faniSh references as 10 aMlIty. All.
A NOt'NG My wants inb trndiug horss
aud buggy and milk COW and hclu around
the place ip Catholic family. Address
@pl' this Office
WANTED situation hy middle agad whjie
man as laburer IN Qity. Address BsGt
I'll llis 80. o. hee
WANTED ky compptrut nhvsiclaU tpn
vcars' pxpprionrc saw mill practice fov.
i03 Address Doctor ibis 6rhge.
SIiTIi1FiON WoUfII ns TookEcerer man.
urer mr. rcnrpseutntire Of ~ drat class
business heuse hN Experienced mldolc-
aged German. with hncst Of references.
VSTi tliis ofacc
~, >,r1,,,
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WANTED llousekeeper on rice fnrm; Ger
man or Anerican 10 objection to onc or
Two children. Address Box 81 Haywood,
Texas.
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Vi LLIAM R0BARDS-Do you know him?
Been In Texas nine years; information
eompensation' Address Dr. Nv W. &, Cor,
dom. Mountain View. Cal. .
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WANTED At once. first class wood
turneri none other need apply, Ed II
MarrelLs Sash and Door Factory. IL
WANTEB-At once, first class Clothing
salesman; must be good stock keeper
ana card writer. Address Morris Bros,
Houston, Texas. -
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TYPEWRITERS.

fKENSnERlrEi TYPEWRTTERS on
easy payments; $40 cash ana So per.
month TO Responsible people or those who
Furnish good references. w. e. Russell.
;selersd agent Tor TY2ps, Arkansas, iDdlan
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FOR SALE.

no RE SOLD About fifty feet Of count
crs hand made out OF ash. panels, with
iron foot rail- ana brackets for same.
Apply 20 NJ. ID. Bennett, Fifth ward. Z
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\ DIE capitaIfindsthe channelof
Il trade through Post Want Ads
FOR RENT.

SUITE or ROOMS, nicely furmshed, not
and cold liaths. 81 tluinIn :
TWO desirable rooms, all conyenicnccs. gas
anu cicctric lights Address uDsJ. tbs OF.
nee. 4
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED Middle agcd white woman to
cook for small falniy: good wages to
right party. Mrs r. II. Patrick, Or.
Lunr'A Sauitarium. Khan building
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.THERS READ POST
. Want Ads. DO you?
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RANCH OF 100000 acres. well watercd aud
improved, aud large proportion good farm.
Ing land. at $500 per acres terms.
go acres of smooth black prairie land,
except five acres, a grove of timber. ioins
siding on the Southern Pacific railroad,
No. | tract Of rice land $50 per acre.
hulf cash. balance to suit \ great
bargain. s
3s3 acres ~ first class blaeb prairie
land, except - acres Of timber land, on a
canal; eau Dc watercd this year; small
house, Si4s0 due the State oil or before
thirty years, 3 per cent Interest," $500
for the equity II taken Within len days;
purchaser will haze to live on the land
two years: an absolute batgain
5o0 acres tine lira2os bottonr land. 200
acres In cultivation, four houses and
barn. all fenced and one mile OF Shining
ton on the San Antouio and Arkansas
Pass railway, and two miles from or
chord, OH Gulf. Colorado and SANTA Fc
railway. for sale at SIG per acre for 4
short time only, and land adjoining re-
Gently sold for $50 per acre, This Is n
hnc tract for growing sugar cane, and is
q bargain.
$40 acres on canal aud part Of lnud
cultivated IN rice this year. and is fine
dark sandy soil, nj S22 Ser acre for quick
sale: land adjoining has just been sold for
500 per acre.
Agents for Koumtzc Bros lands in
Wharton, Mntagorda ana Jackson coun-
ties In Tracts of Ito acres M to $1,000;
prices 50 to SD per acre; great devci-
opmcnt VIII take place In THESE during
the twelve months: lands are sure 10 In
crease In value; thcy are suited to The
culture OF rice, corn, cotton, s;;Eur cnnc.
unts and other Sopth Texas crops; write
for maps and price lists We have many
tracts that arc bargains from the Sabine
TO the Guadalupe river; land on several
rice canals, $50 10 $40 per acre.
Agents for Texas Rice Development 90.
lands in Matagorda county. consisting of
2O,Q00 acres, subdirided into 100 acres
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AN ALL ROUND PRINTER WANTED .
state wages and give references Address
whitley Bros, jacksonville. Texas.
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RICE LANDS-We have COCO acres Of rice
land for sale within three 10 ok miles
OF Eagle Lake, IN tracts TO suit purchas
yoScn anu oI ioi ri inn neee SnIs are
watcred by wells and canais; water In
abundance can be procured from thirty
10 forty feet, as demonstrated by our
ueighhors. Parties Wishing to 90 into
rice farming aud not able 10 buy land
can make arrangements for land with US.
Also for rent, cheap, 6J0-scrC, well i'm
proved iarpli mules nha imploments Gun
90 with Mace II desired. We own these
lands, Anderson d MeMurray, Austin,
Texas. @. Box 242 II
CORRECTED MAP Of Sour Lake oil field.
Price Sl.O0. p. Witty, corner Main aud
Preston. s
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a one hay mare mule, about IL hands;
II reward. Klondike Ice Co.
IN = One bay marc. about "a hands:
" reward. kl6pdike lee Co q
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NOST WANT ADS ARR
4 numerous because they pay
SITUATIONS - MALE.

WANTED by competent man. n posi-
h ton as hotel clerk: In or out OF the city.
Address 6H30. this office. q
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FOR QUICK SALE the following exccp.
tlon1l offers are made 2,3J acres Chocn-
late prairie, Victoria county, miles trom
railroad, al $40, including machinery, I'M
pirlnents, teams, buildings, as follows;
two large boilers. two engines, two cen
trifugnl pumps, one boiler feed pump,
ut,e. INJECTOR. two $500 gallon oil storage
aud TWO smaller tanks, nve Canton gans
plows. five Balu wagons, three u,,u mar
lows, three tooth harrows, two superior
drlls, all new last spr,ng, soiue unused.
- head mules, two head norses aud con
plcte sets harness. two frame dwellings
ind barn. two windmllls aud cistern, in
TACT thoroughly complete place; there
are three irrigating wells on place aud
water supply Is thoroughly demonstrated.
Liberal terms. Box 81 Victoria, Tcxus.lo
,----
ON HARRINGTON one block from Mont.
golilery splendidly built and hnshed scy.
en-Foom new house; large reception hall;
bath; city water; south front; reasonable
cash payment, balaucc monthly. Hannah
Parsons, lolI Texas avenue.
ON LOUISIANA. two blocks from Fanniu
school, an elegant c-ghtroo home: large
reception hail. bath, not and cold water,
handsome mantei, city and cistern water,
carriage house, barn ana servants quar-
ters. cement sidewalks. iron fence; loo
feet square on corner; $500 cash. HAIR
nah X Parsons. exclusive agents.
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LoST. FOUND, sTRAYED.

70 r Ladies' purse containing So hill
Hd small change, aud . ladies gold
watch set with six diamonds; lost be
feen Maffit street. In Filth ward. nud
q 10 Capitol. Finder please return watch
Hld keep the money, or return both and
8eeive liberal reward 10 Harral's Store.
IYl9 Cont street. !
" Small black and white puppy
BON POS Crawford street. Reward IL re-.
arhed III
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&S NARY II. SMITHS select school Tor
we folks begins Monday. january ),
e 5 For particulars inquire al vl2 Clay
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IOME for ladies' during confinement; good
doctors and Nurse. Infants adopted. p.
a.. Box ia, San Antonio, Texas, IL
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GERMAN man wants work In hotel or
restaurant washing dishes and help IN
kitchen or ms yard man; good worker.
CISCO. this office y
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% PERSONS ARE WARNED against
tFchasing on trading for two vendor
'fn notes executed ~ W. e. Brice. nnd
Pyabie 10 Johp A. Caplen. as same has
zen lo(' ond have never been Endorsed
me gN1hn A, Caplen, I'll fremont
freet' @alFeston s.
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WANTED BY a German, position AZ
tenmster or stablcman; experienced. 1874.
this office. 3
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WATCHES, JIlWELRY--Don fan to see
( that new and elegant stock OF jewelry,
silver novelties, etc, just received. The
best and cheapest goods IN Houston
{ Nilton's, sos Prairie avenue If
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EDUCATIONAL.

III ATE instruction IN English, German,
3 ench, Latin and arithmetic NJ. liling'
t+lf Crawford. III,
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slAN HEAL You'll can battle you, treat
New phone 463, 334 Mason building Z
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BOARD AND ROOM.

1iO6 MKINNIiN- Handsome apartment.
table unexcellcd; day boafdars accomn9
dated no children Mrs. II A. Harris 3
GOOD BOARD $3.50 week. l0Js McKlp,
ney. =
ROOMS and boarsl, bath, near 1ltce h0tfl.
reasonable. 10i4 Waller
ROOMS and board. new house. newly fur-
nished: references reanfroQ. Old phaile
2uia $40 Dallas nyeiiue. Il
LARGE ADrnished ,,uolllS. vita ~ without
board everything modern both ploaef.
NICELY furnished ftonf ROOM hhthe:
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fECIAL cut prices on half or our lines.
DeMertts. 0