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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

iadics to the interests involved
but that imports boundless DIS
erection to possibly inexper-
fenced or over Jealous diplomatic
agent
What if in the city OF New
York there shall happen 70 De 9
divergence CT opinion between 2
British Admiral on the spot and
the local authority respecting
due protection of the life aud
property of British subjects then
in the city9
Those inquiries bear on TIE
rights. powers and duties OF the
President to employ physical
force in Hawaii. and on the Con,
gressional power of Impeachment
for what he may there do.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

by what President Cleveland has
done, or permitted others to do.
III.
A starting point is Secretary
Gresham's instruction of March
IL, 1898, to Mr.. Blount in regard
to using the navy. Would he
have employed such language In
relation to landing marines at
Liverpool or Harye or Bremen?
He said
Historical precedents and the
general course of the United
States authorize the employment
of its armed force in foreign ter
ritory for the security of the lives
and property of American citi-
zens and for the suppression of
lawless and tumultuous acts
threatening them
The next sentence declares that
the necessity and expedieney of
such employment is in the dis
cretion of the diplomatic agent of
the country whose army or navy
is at hand.
Can that be the accepted inter
national law of to day, to be
everywhere applied by our Minis
tiers and Ambassadors? EN-
ployment" of our armed forces
in England or France or Ger
many implies ordering not only
our marines to go ashore and
fight. but our naval vessels to
open their batteries in anticipa-
ton of stumultuous acts" and
prevent them. Is not that max
ing war? Is that a correct ex-
position of our American NUM-
opal lawl
Has Congress ordered such a
rule for the government of our
land and naval forces? Would
President Cleveland or Congress,
tolerate the employment of
British or French or German
force in New York city on such a
theory and for such purposei
In the next paragraph the
authority of Mr.. Blount to en-
| ploy force is limited sto such
measures as are necessary to pro-
tect the persons and property oi
our citizens. bnt what is the
real bearing of that discretion
thus committed to our diplomatic
agents all over the world on the
contention now upmost In sc
many newspapers that only
Congress can declare war" and
make rules concerning captures
| on land and waferSss
Is not declaring war unlike be.
ginning by the Executive acts Of
physical forcel Which of oul
wars was not begun by the Elk,
ecutise and aftarward declared
by Congressl In Great Britain
it is the exclusive prerogative Of
the Crown to declare war, but
it is not in our country the pre-
rogratise of the President.
| Ii the instruction of Gresham
to Blount is sound aad perhaps
it is--then is there not seriou.
significance in our new navy IN.
der the command Of orr diploma.
TIC agents IRON Dan 70 Beer.
shebag'
Further on in the instruction
to Blonnt It is said that ii ii shall
bs necessary 70 land an armed
force the assent Of tha local
authority should be first obtain.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

pendent dnu SONctCiS 81 'S's's
not the European Powers look ON
Hawaii as only a semi-indepen-
dent State. under the protection
of the United States, and ac-
quiesce in the relationf Does
not that explain English, French
and German assent to what
Stevens and oar navy did last
Januarys
There is no mystery in the de-
pendence of an independent
State. Thg United States con-
stitute and actually are such
one. In theory, and as gene
raj rule, no other State can in
terfere in the internal concerns
of an independent State against
its consent and will.
Intervention is. in general, a
hostile act, an act of war, but Is
an unconsented forcible interven-
ton by the United States in the
domestic affairs of Hawaii an act
of war which only Congress can
make?
May not the Presidents inter
vention on Hawaii have been, or
be, an act of friendship toward
that State, and so not war?
On the facts thus far made
public, Stevens and our navy did
intervene by force in Hawaii in
order to dethrone the Queen and
set up the Provisional Govern
ment," but vast, or was it not, an
act of war, which only Congress
could do and declare -
Protection of the lives and
properties of our citizens, the
security of treaty rights, were
it seems. only part, and minor
part of the reasons for such arm
ed Hawaiian intervention.
We did not intervene in Jan
uary at Honolulu in self-defense
or in protection of the legitimate
government, or to check interyen-
ton by another State, or against
wrong doing, or against unusual
acts, or under treaty, or to keep
our trade with Hawaii. Stevens
interviewed to promote rebellion
and Harrison sanctioned the in
tervention.
Was it an act of war in the
sense of our constitution, fol
which Harrison could or ought
to have been impeached9 Why
viii not the gushing newspapers
tackle that conundrum?
v.
The revolt was successful. Fol
ten months the rebel government
has been in power under the flag
and guns of tie United States
displayed on the Hawaiian soil
during one half the period. Can
Cleveland intervene a second
time as lawfully as Harrison did,
and in the way Harrison did, and
so restore the Queen if he sees
fiji
If he does viii it be war any
more than H.. sons acts to de
throne the Queeni Is it not high
time that the newspaper gush
over war be brought to tie test
OF law and common sense? Firs,
OF all what is the true rule in
regard to the discretion whscb
our diplomatic agents such as
they are, can, or should be per.
mitted to exercise over our new
navya
Are they at discretion to orde,
landing and fighting wherever
they may be all over the worlds
Can our diplomatists or the
Secretary of State or the Presi-
dent use with impunity our arm
ed forces to promote rebellion
anywhere and everywhere under
the pretense of protecting the life
OF property Of IN Americana
What is the limit 81 execufixa
power in that relations What i
the boundary therein between
1 oxa.<x.<s.-~ y r. -
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

But is Hawaii really an indie
pendent and sovereign Statel Do
not the European Powers look on
Hawaii as only a semi-indepen-
dent State. under the protection
of the United States, and ac-
ouiesce in the relation7 Does
not that explain English, French
and German assent to what
Stevens and OR navy did last
Januarya
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

The undersigned beg leave to
call the attention to large as
sortment of tasteful and elegant
Jewelry, suitable for Christmas
Presents.
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.,0nrs eLrANrSGs.
-, promptly Apprc-

-. promptly ipprc-
r,r Bursinne rsonnl Notes.
hendcd- ,,..r,orv ef.-Hcavy
| au,u, TtS's "a ,,r.Iv vegetables.
~, ~. rlsh, destroyed cue ,,a..,.,,z
~ g Anderson, chlel ulsl''e''ei
h Hsn! ,,,sslon at san Antonio,
NJ Houston ' ,,,,,io inst night.
1sonas Foi's' ," nj ward asam after
.ses is ~ el'a's'
u DAYS lines r,no has been SO.
yustice pal"s ,Enr Is up and has
4, n for quiz "ssn,b,,n Pacific ward.
"a work 10 ''', .s,,,,.,el TO her home
I, & Jones mas ,r,,. picaeant visit
m extended '", ,iai,cisville.
n nsny lriehs.' ~, DeI.anc gayc a
anil MS. =, 5,i,,atc and dolieious
| n pullins ana a ,idgnra last u.rnt i'm
ia at thelr t.,t.s az mis- mace
Il The you'S "a Ieyendecker Jr
ssp sheih - detective work last
soc very ''l sl,i,- and capturlng the
IN appfeAe,'"-.,,,,9o into "A car of NOR
rainrS way '',t,c,,, pacific vnrd
lisa ID Jus ~ cstimablc wife of the
Moore Wy at ,hs Galveston unr-
At n'sh' .,s' ,1tnnio depot. Mir. IA
r. snd oa', Zoe hccn confined to bcr
core. wing ' Y.eoEs with fever of a
or seVei', on fine road ia convat-
ial type' 80 triopds hone for be,,
e. he' ''
= recover ,,,i,y tho popuI,r broI,o-
Nlllia',' .srsnga branch. was hastily
y lle i'S Snii,,sn station a few da,.s
olsa " AZ ,rife was VISITING. T-non
vlere ,. i's ,rssented him with n nine
his "'t p,,s oro doIng eycp1entiv
p 49, and employees of the ran
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POINTER ron HOUSTON.
|n Anxious To Secure All the
State Conventions.

vs0s
sasy morning there was bol1 q,
Il Barys office in the city nan a
| rg d the citizens TO permanently ar
for the securing ~ various con-
Dos tat are TO be he'd in Texas rbis
Nj, James MoIouey was elected
man Of the meeting and Mayor Barry
aal railroad facilities of ,his civ
Dllas he mos desirable convention
dHiens saoald he organized and , pre. .
| 81 70 a,aA ae cily,s HOSPITALITY to an
anirliicas Eatcal and otherwise, that
u, meet during the year. All the
hasusa Fagai concurred In the NAV
5 wa, I'd The following eentlcmsn
b g9aAd an executive committee
tlal,i Hssrs. james Moroney. Jot
q d. A NJ, Cochran, o. p. Bowse-,
" SIMPSON, j $. Armstrong, w,
aE =. F. MrEnnjs Td G. SmiI,
CiGk, John IL. Traylor, John NJ,
4 P. Holland, c. II. Cooper and
ope.
cnmittee was empowered to an
Necessary subcommIttees ana TO
aage Of all urungements in the
securing conventions.
Executive commltroe me. uno, tho
nent Of the citizens committee
pointed die following subcommit-
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n r sAas February 27.-A. NJ.
b. birmingham, Ala, who was
a. ''',ls az freight being low
'y British steamship White
..,,.... - sAtral wharf yeuariay
-s4''t eonsctousuess and died
b. leaving a wife ana six
NJ, F.lE Strengthened cicum-
bs1i,, NaH came 90 Velascn
g6os several months ago. and
aaRSs ~ Industrious man, made
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TELEGRApHc TIPS.

y snowstorm has ragged in Tennessee for
two days.
a mixed up baby scandal is agitatng
Helena, Mont
Ex-Congressnan Strait Of Minnesota died
on MeNigan Central train
At Vinemnd, N. j.. two persons were
burned to death in "a burning building.
Edward N Field is stn held at Ludlow
street Jail, New York, on q dentists bin.
Archbishop Ireland, in sermon, urged
the necessity Of keeping politics out of the
church.
Hon. Daniel Paul, the banker of Center
burg, Ohio, eX-State senator, has mysteu-
ously disappeared.
The girl tramp discovered at Paducuh,
Ky. will be sent home to her mother at
Allegheny city, Pa.
A colony Of about twenty-five Mennon-
tie families have settled in Fayette
county, illinois, and more are expected.
A meeting Of the regular state executive
committee Of the republican party in Ala
bama has been called for March 20.
John Hller of Chicago and Miss Grace
Washburn OF Bloomington, Ill.,, got ac-
quanted Friday aud were married Satur-
day.
The woman who gave the name OF Mrs,
George Mason and sued gamblers at Den
Yer. has been discovered to be a black
mailer
4 feature Of the law which had been
overlooked may result in the commitment
of Dave Laser to the Arkansas insane
asylum.
New Yorl, detectives are hunting in Can
ada for John c. Austin over whose in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28
What is Eczema ?
It is an agony of agonies.
A torture of tortures.

A torture OF toltulee'
Ii is an itching and burning of the
skin almost beyond endurance.
1t is thousands Of pin-headed YES
icles filled with an acrid fluid, ever
forming, ever bursting, ever flowing
upon the raw excoriated skim
No part of the human skin is
exempt.
iates more than all other skin diseases
combined.
numerous victims.
They are often born With it,
eleen and rest are out of the
question. 60. 49,,
sicians generally fail, even to relieve
If cUTIcURA did no more than
c,re Eczema, it would be entitled 10
The gratitude Of mankind
1t not only cures but 49,, ,nei
A single application is often sun. suiii !.
Gent to afford instant relief permit
r rast and slesn and point to speedy
cure. -, L..,uss
it is the most wonderful skin cure Oh
modern times.
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OFFICES 10 REN1-Two choice corner
offices IN the KAN building 70 rent, inc
only uuoccupled offices lu the entire
building Inquire az va klam, Nam.
moth one Price Cl1thlnr. n
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TIE DEATH ROLL.
Jim Burtoni.

Texas, February 27-Tim Bar
PROPRIETOR of the Opera House
, st last night Of pneumonia, He
"'le aai child
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REV, Mrs. CIItMNN. the eelohrAted
matchmaking medium, has removed tN
iiN Deest5n avenue meetings sunday.
"Wednesday ana FRIDAY, O'clock Elt-
tlnps datly n1r spirit wstftnE.
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WANTED 4fhosa In search OF work. po-
aitiona Or htuAtions TO cali Oh or adj
tiani binding, Houston, Texas; take
elevator SO
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FOR sALE-On eaHy monthly payments,
one two-gtury house ~ Fourth ward
south. 80 Webster avenue
One onc-story cotthge. tnlrd ward zoos
san JBCWto street
TeAas SaviuEs ana Reul Esiate In.
vcstmeLt Association, Trust Company
IuIuiuE,
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WANPET -I'W0 energetic yaiesmen; pro-
ntable employment 70 the right parties
Afnly q the singer Misunderstanding Co,
1908 Prairie street
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WANrEp--.rs1ttion hy caiored man AS
head coax 81 aFst-claas holul Ngaiau-
rant og bakery, Address I'd H. col
Preston street. c,tN
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NANTEDe-A cook must pe tifst.eIAaa
With good references, Apply 10 Mis-
e. ). House, 1870 Main street as
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PAR1l8a d15Irins d btnutiRui front a0uth
Iupfu. Win Eua and crate, on second
door can De accommodated hy applying
at iaii Texas aFunur
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Young MAN from thc North and not
afFaid 70 work wants idh III city Cor MS
board n - flpnpy
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ldEN 10 sell baking powueri steady en-
ployment; experience unnecessary; SIS
salary or Com u 5 Chemical W0rkH,
$40 Van Burcn, Chicago s.1B
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ufegerred, SIS ner week. wiitc Today.
.lphn O'roote. ID fit h lYsRna, ChieaHp
III. MI
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a l.ApAi Saca At,er IN dresses aud an
k.nis - sewing, Misaes nbes.ion Ia fam
fvierenceal Apply al Dr. sehmdVs drug
Z Store Travis street
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TWO OFFICES for rent Amy 20 II n
Glsscke, care pcMerriL AHiurws a cp,,
GsscBe bulldue. -
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WANFiaD--A good riistlef, an uReni, IN
TeSas. 10 soil our new ana medium
priced cash register. D. X AnderB
Denver, Colo
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ar BALE PRICE $40 ceres hustlaud
county land, every acre ullable. some
timber good water At 40 feeti Aya miles
from Cisco; two good railroads. popula-
ton OF county l1.Oo0 10 1900. Improved
farms adjoining on all 81 W; must BE-
sold by February I. 1895 as tho State
is c.5wdlng for back Interest @2CW after
that date; land worth 81 per acre bu,
viii take $3.50; clear ttlo Tor all or half
must have $500 to clear. but principal
russ 3 years AT 8 per cent: this rs a
bargain fvr any Vhe win little money
wanting good farm; VIII take balance
in one and two ycars at 8 per cent or
Houston inside property, cau or ad.
dress A. J. w. caro- Post, Houston
Tstas, ~
For S1LiE--Onc o. The Handsomely rr3-
ldcucea M the city, very cheap part
pByTneni ~ property. FOR ptr,lcnlara
0 .rNa
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WANTHl1-Aian 10 uasi aud balance set
baahk: none Int competent man need
apply. Address, eestlhg salary expected,
No .AlI. this office
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sAI.ilSNAN wanted % carry nnest side
line on eartA, Egin Cigar Factory.
Lyurhbnrg. Va. ~
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WANTED LILY NOung man uf Kood
cnifactEr position as clerk ~ dry goods
q Sooeely st0pe Rood references. ADJ
lreSs SaN ", l.dfMl reSAs.
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FOR RENT -StoEe No. 1911 Franklin aye
nuc. an modern c5nNenscnces. p9ssce-
een given Marsh J, Apply 10 Frank
Aterne. l3 M4iu street city. n
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TOR RENT - frlut 0fiioQ autiahle for
al adi5 MdlM
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/ + UNDERWOOD.
Chairman Bridge Committee.

SEALED bids VIII be received for the
purchase OF thc od academy building,
excepting the g,inite sits ANA lptels;
stuuel on the Academy square, city %
IlOustuW an MAJ Nlaal ~ nr removed
i.elYa bids ll ms ONCE 80. 6iE corner
T,Hvis ana capitol 8tFeets. ali bids 10
b. Ia 10y March b i'ha tEht 10 reject
aHF ARA AN BIDS reserved, Chas. T..
Shearn, chairman achnui committee 81
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LIFE Insurance agents wanted rs tho
Hartford l,lfe, good contraol, w II
Patterson. nAnaHef, Dallas. Texas. +.
w, e'arrtre general agent. Houston. 30
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cook wanted III 22ht Austin street, cbr-
ner Wtbstlf Mrs J. ]. Pastcflza, 1
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SPECIAL NOTICES

l'' ri. fnIther pillows 75 cents and up-
wards trunks AT your own price PROMPT
attention 10 country orders Grocuberp
Houston. d
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SITUATION WANTicb-t}S yaling cll-
orcd man c0panlc Of doing llght otdee
work. not Wfra!d OF work hest 81 refef-
cnces Address NDeNtcE" lS0a l.3uisiaua
atrert, CITY /
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WA HTBll--Mnn With S200 big paying
business; experiences not necessary 6li
ifnnnin street, 10
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MANfEh 10 tB X up signs and nssi biils
FOR iltins ueaitng "a patent nscuiyiIla.
state salary, Audress w. III pax q,
Isuflin, reSas
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PROF ALEXANDER EGAlh, lately Of
New York, Efpi.'s located Ia this citN
win receive pupils on Violin and mondo-
I'm Address Webster avenue, corner
Caroline street So
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WsNNrEIl--A Respectable giri u Jake care
" a haby and Do sewing; German pre-.
tenregt Apply at Mis- haeppeG. 1907
C9mmsrce avenue, Eagle Hotel IS
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WANTED Position as teacher; third
Nc>us NNpereuce, Hrs gf,,de ccruncsle,
OF book heelicG petelloal kn0wiedgp.
proRent salary SNG gde0 references Nd.
drasA W, ORmnalle. EAkail. rnSaA. 2
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WANTED Live stone mnsone at once.
Erwin & Bixler, D5k Main street, 4
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COMET PILE REMEDY CURES,

Victoria Tines, We are pleased 10 note
thai The Houston Post Will soon become
a fuI-nelgei member Of the Associated
Press. Snake, old girl!
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WANflsB-5At Capitol Hotel, one Mite
Ia laundry, II
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pIEU.
Announcements under This head are .
coats L word
BARTON died, IN Victoria, Texas, Feb
ru1ry o. 1884, james Bartun
HARRY Died, IN Brennan, Texas Feb
fuarv ~ lEai Mrs j. q. u Harry
TEWART-picl. iu Nclasr', Texas, Feb
rlpry ~ lSl4 A N. stewart.
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FOk SAl.A- 800 acsca la Live OAK coun.
~. 5On acres N cultivation, dwelling.
huHind 50 house ana tenant houses
acre Tor further Information, Il j.
FRdNgB kdal Estate company, Beeynle.
Texas.
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WANTnn-looMs AND nOAnD.

sOARD WANrBi1--A young lady desires
ooard with eme nice fanily - QUIET,
he4ithg country plaee 3 few miles from
Houston. Address Jack heia3f, care
Post Houston, Texas.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE uUIl.pERS Bids
rof the contract of building the proposed
iron nnd steel drawhridgc Hcruss the Bra
Eos river az Columbia, TeNps arc hereby
advertised for aud solicited, BIDS VIII he
received at the office OK u =, Dun. the
secretary OF The Brazds Bridge Com
Gtructi0n Committee. Ht Columbia,
Texas. from date until 10 o'clock n, m,
on the 18th day Of Match. iNAl Plans
and specifications are on file with the aeu-
rotary Of snid committee, appointed by
the commissioners court Of Hfag0ria
county, Texas, and may he obtained on
applications Partlcs bidding on snh and
auperlructure must accompany their
bids with a certified chack for 5000.
payable 70 the county Judge OF Rnl1
county, for the use OF said county. eondi~
toned that the said bidder. contractor or
bridge builder VIII Within thirty days
FROM the date OF award enter into bond
FOR tbs fatIttn performance OF the con
tract Parties Bidding ON gt0ne sub
structure only VIII accompany their
bids with check rs above except That
the amount OF the check shall br FOR
S1O Said committee and the county re-
serve thu right 70 reject any and all
bids. and no bids viii be considered an
less is conformity wish the ptns and
q specifications oH ile prepared 10y vug,-
nefr. The contract for construction VIII
be let on March %, 1884, az nra17rla.
i = UNDERWOOD.
3.G Chairman Bridge Committee.
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WANTED Waite girl or mlddic-Aged w0-
man 10 assist IN noiisewurle. food hOoie
aud salary Ia right naFtyt Call ut once
lll2 Capitol avenue; reference required
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Iptl NG MAN, been cavalry esldief % tho
German army, Wants situation attend
70 horses, g, W Houston POSI-.
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JENNIE Your father seriously M, wrlte
az once; MIL keen your udAycss accrct.
j., W L.. cars r3st Address my proper
name.
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rnAnN on nkCMANGn.


EXCHANGE house aud lot ~ Waro Tor
Houa,gn property or stock OF insrelaR-
DIS IN any so1d town in south Texas
Address by mail u Durham, H9liaion
BtfBiNiAS PROPERTY % me town Of
Amarillo 70 exchange Tor stock ~ dry
goods, shoes 81 gonts furnishing goods
W. &. Penn, Georgetown TcBo4 IS
/ WILL nave for sale or trade for lumber
HcvFtal teams Of large, fine dratt horses,
weight about 1000 hounds 10 team also
several nice drivers: can be seen afteT
March 2 az Raldwina stables w. !
Richards 2-3
WANT TO exchange one 70 ten head Of
horses for lumber or city lots Address
r. ~ Ellis, Houston. Texas. $50
ROOMS AND HOARD.
BEST BOARD ~ city so month; rooms
for couples tahla boarl. SabQ week. cfn-
trial location. Try us. 100 Walker avenue.
corner Fannln 2
ROOMG AND BOARD Neat, new south
rooms, newly furnished, hot aul cold
baths, with or without hoard, can Do had
a. 503 san Jaclnlo street 81
BOARD AND RoOMs-rhe best In the
city for 500 per week; lfvS Preston
avenue. -
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tenant Apply A. L. helms, care lq;
man X Co, u
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SEWING siFl ~ family Tor abofl
two Weeks. Cali NJ telephone No 4oa.
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mEl.r MANrEn.

MA&rtlD--A glri Tor general houa,lw1rii.
Germau or aNetip pieferreO Apply at
new fair grounds OF address INnote Bros,
noN ~, Houston Texas. Z
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FOR RENT Two story brick stare, i0b
aud 4gl Travis street, near Market
Square p9s7aAsion given April l Car
50