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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-26

VIM. -. LocK1IART, attorney and coun-
seilOP; ex-oounty Judge Galveston coun-
~; 1903 Strand, Galveston Texas; prao-
tice IN State and Federal courts. n
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WANTED-To sell one Prouiy S-colUmn
power printing press; compete except
chases; either steam or hand power.
irsl-class order price $40, r. o. il. C.
j.. Bailey, Rockp0rt, Texas. n
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PIANO FOR SALE on ENCHANGE-
Stenway, cost $500; you cau get It
cheap eNclungc for anything I can usei
10 use for piouu. Trade, THIS office Il
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FOR SALE-C CONFECTIONERY rIoinr f1ir b1s-
ness small capital required good reas-
ons for selling Apply l50S Washington
street. u
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FOR SALE-A well established rest1u-
rant confectionery and cigar stand, sit
ua,ei IN one OF the best locations in
Guy; reason for selling, on account of
sickness. Address 257G. care oil Post. 30
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SALESMAN wanted TO carry finest side
me on cash; Blgn Cigar Factory,
Lyhehburg. Va, ~
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DOUBLE DAISIES Beautiful liltIc snow
balls, now coming In bloom; puckcd and
shipped ~ sucn growing condition 90
plants for 81, or u pansies and is daisies
for 81. \. Whitaker, sos Travis. %
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EDISON INCANDEsCENT LAMPS-The
best made; to tit any socket; TO- JIG. 90
- candle power; asia cents each. Adj
dress General Electric Co., Dallas, Tex. ~
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lawyer Rooms 10 and 49, Perry block.
Congress avenue. Houston. Texas.
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,to...nn9 IIuke " my urenfost Kitchen
tessSh ever invented. retatls Is cents: ,
49, s9,d IN every house; samp,c post
nmcinnnu, Ohio ~
Si ~, hiNE-s2 per town paid travelling
vlgn 70 appoint agents; 10 samples.
chd,lnte TO j, f, Rowins, lis Fifth avenue.
Nlueago, li-35
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HAY FOB SALE-I have eigh.y tons of
nrst-class black land hay for sale at
low figures. For further particulars
~, Texas.
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a SOBER, Industrious young man wants
Is position ~ dry goods or grocery store;
iiFsi-e!uss reference. Address p. o. box
ID, Marlln. IeNaa. q
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NANIED-.tny honest work. nine wears
experience as railroad clerk and three
years Ia grocery Hustler this office. Is
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1-nApn on EXCHANGED.

FOR SALE or ENCdANGE-Tw busl-
neas lots with hOuse FOR a smldl well
equipped farm. Address a. Kanz. Fla
tonia. Texas. 81
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YOUNG Man of q, conversant in Eng
fish, German, Spanish and French, vita
1--WE years business experience, wishes
position at anything; best Of letters. AZ.
dress 1888, care Post. -
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wANrnD-'ro RENT.

wANTHD-,ro RENT.
WANT TO RENT Cottage or house; not
particular which ward, must answer thls
nd. quick. Address p. ., BOX 100. ~
WANTED 70 RENT--A i've or niN room
cottage Within i've or six blocks or
court house: reference given address
255s, this ohice.
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GARDENER or vlrdman by elderly Ger
mani understands flowers and ve2eta-
Mas. can milk and attend to horse and
buggy; only geutiemens places. Address
.l4l. care Post, q
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HONEST Young man desires employment;
se,f-educated, energetic and free from
bualness. Address Box l76, Houston,
'rSvae %
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SITUATION wanted ~ a book Eeencr:
SIX years experience; no objection to
WORK Ia Office Of sawmIll. Address Lock
box l-s CulmgsEeii, Texas. q
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OPHNG at ~ Milam street, only for a
lew days, 10 sell out my entire stock of
crocSeries; viii sell wholesale or retail.
very cheap. Paul Brorgc. g
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YOUNG lady with best references would
like home I'm the country: would assist
In house and teach children. Address
an. care Post n
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AT LIBERTY-A1 engineer best Of refer
ences on sugar refinery, saw mill work
capable Of taking charge of any steam
plant Address $50, care Post w
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SiII ALTON wanted by a Young man al
motel runner or clerk has had .arse en-
peIlenees. Address Work, this office. Is
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w AN EL-Those IN search OF work. po.
Auons or situations to call on or adj
9less Clty. Employment Co. room sol
elevator. III
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bAkGAi N--Spit pine stove wood, 81 per
HuecI prices; my wood Is intt-class;
PIGiapt delivery; terms cash; phono .6l:
11hige near the II. T. and W. I. RAILWAY
4. r. Calhoun, Jr. "a
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FOR SALE ne-yelr-ola la Coute and
Keller pear trees, 30 per hundred. CAL
on or address j. A. Baker, Jr., Houston,
Texas 81
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FOR SALE-Choice milk cows for cash
or instal!Hca, NJ Il. b. Smiths feed
pen, at Consumers OIL Mil W. G.
Polk agent. $50
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NINE q, a. BUJAC, Pianist: special az
senfion TO rudiments OF music; Capitol
Hotel "
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g. o. COTTON n BRO, Fire Insurance
Agents and Adiustars. 10 Main street,
corner Franklin.
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PDErER-5ote! or yaloln, experienced
white man, wants Il job. Address Jani-
tor care Post. y
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STU ALTON wanted by young colored
man IN private L0nily; tend to horse and
buEEN also house; stay on place. can
at l2il Faunin street n
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PROPORTIONAL.

~. 3. OLDHAM, attorney az law, Herald
building, Preston and San Jacinto
streets, Houston, TeNae. 2-l7
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W WE'D - a live correspondent and
slles agent Tor the New Orleans sun
gay sun (Neeklyl. Address 100 Poydras
H.Ieet. New Orleans, In, "a
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EDWIN p. TIAMBLEN--
Attorney at Law,
Houston, Texas.
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nnLr wANrrn-contlnnea.

niay- 70 sell baking powder sseady en-.
asisenti experience unnecessary; sIS
80 OF Com. u s, Chemical Works,
CIV van Buren, Chicago. Sis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-26

FOR sALE-Ten room house. three lois
on Franklin street; part cash. balance
an easy terms Apply PIG Franklin
avenue. corner Hutchins street. 20
FOR SALE-i3UO acres IA Live oak coun-
~, 800 acres IA cultivation, dwelling
busiueHs house and tenant houses,
I6undancA On water: price. $3.50 per
rcre igor further Information, II. j..
sEagg3 Real Estate COMPANY. Beeyllle
Iexas. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-26

FECANS FOR SALE-One dollar per
pdshtl or -asc per pound double sacked
!. 2, 3. wharton, Texas Hood. Nelson
~ 20.
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WA TED-Posiuou by registered phar-
macist of fifteen years experiences SIM
We; lest references as to IN egnty So
briefly and competency; salary reason
able. Address 2GI2, this Office. -
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JAMES n. MAsTERsoN-
Attorney at Law,
No. 90 Gibbs Building, Houston. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-26

KENNELS, the largest aud
best in the state; Irish settlers; puppies
i. t264D and Tony GuDD for sale by
Lavaca Kennels. GlecFier. Texas. 2-l0
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PERSONA-I1.

q, ieleher VIII can ut 7)2. cor
aug Capitoi reefs, can have
"'4' W
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n q ., BREY-The greatc5I for
lnoft,, .Ae age, givea advice In
\, "A 1,eIsi ladies' IN trouble caii.
m qSrAts, ge"ts 81; can no MI
10 u, 2 TO 8, and Z to q
tt
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n; Is KEN '- l1 Ralph; re671Is,.---,
pauds ana Mi.by ios WY barn,
HHpI,,5 -, carrot. 81
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FRESH Garden ana Flower Seed for
sprlug planting, from y. Laudreth &
sons and Rlbt BUST, Jr, Philadelphia,
and Peter Henderson d Co., New York,
az G. d. hoehier, 90 Congress avenue
Houston 2-l3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-26

SEEDs--We carry the largest stock in
the South, send for our Wholesale ana
retain catalogue, free Just received,
car new crop alfalfa clover ana car
Tennessee Triumph potatoes one car
onion sets etc, Holloway 8 Co, whole
sale and retail seed mercnante, Dallas,
Texas. Catalogues free. 40
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\ for IN. &c Sunset P55r17,5c-.----i =
-eoasiossS q agds.,e Paciac raIiS%;qaSs-
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MNNTED-A re-YectlUlo whlte Elrl 70
assist in cooking and house Work. Ap'
ply al ne Mckinney, corner Louisiana;
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10 ~ ii,,e cinara about 5000 tllA@
wnoieaaiss Address No; 1872 es1s k'A''
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STRAY pD--BRy mare, sur white feet g
feet white; two a.year.old GU desdale
collie. no brands; IS rowarJ. Deliver %
u. II. Nasmer, Louisiana and Webster
streets Y
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nusINEss cnANoEs.

LOsT--Two gold medals, engraved Ag'll ~.
H. Reichardt on each; reward feT return
10 J0l Travis street -
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sIrIArI0Ns WANTED.

man wants "a situation MS bartender mr.
counter man tn city or country. good
references. Address 2jSS care POST. "a
ANTED-Po5itj0n b1- -(1,e.J-,,c--j- -
ograpncr and typcu.ritar nnd General ~
flee man: wei acuuaIrted in Iovs,N,,.
can give best of references. kidrsss
800. care Post. Is
WAN -gIIun III, 90 ~, .-,---o-,--5-
drcss $50, care Pos; "'' nurse Az %
REC; J5-77FT7T,ff1, 10 :,
tion, In, 5,,,'p ,I''-.,,,i' 5lol wants posi-
can niya s,o,5 ~ ~ MNFA cheap ana
books Eddrco9t. IN. itenI'' nee nee, a4so Keeps
care of Rc1nsti an t iNrouho Gcr rIgisi
Texas. ''"''''i'' e,
u S7-I- % -
a., - POSITION az Dookkeepcr, or
-, iSsPulhIyle position IN office; In
dress g5,5 Ssro % t'e'V''eeS gwen Al
~ 4 VT M =
Gv a V5pr.. '1 rSar a. tIe 9lus business
nsris,,,, o'.5 'i'll' slH5le, I'VE years eA-
nn,,I'o,,,.. az "a VI.y CouiSe IN college OF
OF WORK soi,,r, nc, sls, iSe, hot AFRAID
Rhuoarb uousion Post
'YT,T7S71, N a
1,5 An Nin-N' experienced bookkeener
IcIs vor,, rt I'LL man an. elrneSty So
no ,7iea - ~ ~ s'ru' 9aIdtS
-777rf-- = 80, ilo. %
b,tCi NO.. ""ll l uE a YOUNG man as
,s,'!ut'"'t 81 e'tIi>i mas had large en-
- -, -AGgLess Mo.G TINS ONCE, 3
experience as rairoad | cJeH ni ng Years ,Sas
years Ia grocery. Hustler. this office. "a
SITUATION wanted by Young colored
man in private l0mily: tend To- horse ana
buEEE q $50 house, stay on place. can
at III Faunin street. "
N-iNq,1gU- f.osi,i,,, ----------.----,
kecuer In wnoi"sale orr rSta ei 6l,,s pook
Employment to open or cose SET, Of
uoHplt entry books; references given.
aIutesS 4. H., care G. W. Rugers y
81 t1Al ION wanted by book keeper;
slM yarS tApetlencei no objection to
WORK ia Once OF sqwmIll Address Lock
- 20" '-s' SolihesEelh Texas. y
a SplilS industrious young man wants
IoFll lon ~ ulE sooaS or Srocery store
tt!sl,Ei1sS fe.elthce Address p. .. box
'' M"Il'h' texas, q
YOUNG man wants a position as clerk in
any hlHl OF store country preferred.
address, ~. II. H., care Post. "a
PlRTER-TI0foI or 1oI71o- GZ1,-rIenc@d
white man, wants job. Aad,ess Jani-
tor care Post y
YpT-N-r, Ial,. With I1,-q7 7-.F.7,--7--5 7,-1,I5
iis ,,Io n, M o,,,try ,,I,75 "oHs1
in h"T G.,5' and taacb rnilir""nI ma 4fi .
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LOsT-Black leather purse consslnlhk
gold earrings, garnet set. ss,3 silver,
Waiting cards; probably on Anunsah fd&
car; reward Fann.e Danish, Hl2 Malllsl
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Losr. rouNp.- srnIIAl.YlEp,..- -ssT0LEN.. ri

IoSf--A large cornalian shawl pin some
where In lnlrd ward. Finder literally
rewarded on leaving the same with
Teller on Commercial National bank. -
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HAVE sdverll nrst-class b30kFeep'eIF,
stenpGraphers. and other heip neinlns
from parties desiring such, New NdIk
Business Bureau, % Gibbs building y
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THE CARPENTER who left o saek p
tools al Mr.. Taub's cigar store on ce!..
ress street, Sunday, January - VIZ
please call for same.
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/ special t-.,t, VI lAe nervous
4 lll iasl.sji' t,inent for comp.St-
Baig6ur n,emlshes rern5v.d
~ 10 IVA ana Dr. G. IA, Warner
Re eleyatotA iam building, t6irj
lfHr "a
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Max WANTED % ntlCnl horse A4n
make himself generally useful ,A4pPly
% y. II. 5canlan, at Houston Na'Sstt
Works office ~
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FOR RgNT--A nice, comfortable room,
good lgc9tiJn. three blocks from Capitol
Hotel M $40 per month Apply ut so
Rusk avenue. 2S
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WANTEp~if 0CSE. SMALL FURNISHED
W ~ &a&ugassrs& aSE1se. fa8&sra sapF0ys-
snsnss. egose ~. t9 good. r@rraz1ent party 10
ehilSsSa- Aadsess H. X J.. foss inssls seaess.
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DyArHs AID YUsKRALa


xruAfRaiD-Ia ssafsss. ~ s. Prsrcs NiIlsn
sgre~s sunday. October :. lssf. James AsD<if-
MD. Of ssonsca trouble. sged s. ysers
services viii b held At the iarassy residences
tomorrow aft<rnooa % . o'clock. Iatsfnsnf Ia
Lake View esr1etery.
cALJGHAS-At the county hospital sara&yr
oetoesr 7, Is94, John Ca.ignsn, OF esnesf. sss2
81 years
IIOYD-rn North seststs, On escon6. between
Battery and Bell streets. saturday. DetooNf 2
is9s, T. ". Lloyd. OF consumption. sssa -
yssra
Remains we're buried In Lake View esns'efy
yesterday aftsrnoon from Boaasy & stswarss
chapel
gAgRETT-At Ballard, Monday, Oetoosr =
1894. Ellen Bsrrefi OF CONSUMPTION, ages ~
yeafk
services win bs held as the Ballard CAshoac
church tomorrow morning ~ O'clock later
meat To CAVIAR eerastsry.
GAaToS-Ths funeral services OF the late Judge
Hsrtart CASTOR will 30 hsld a. Bntserwoffns
undertaking psrlors. second ssd Fiks sfrests.
ut 2 O'Clock this afternoon. under tbs auspices
at the Masons Of the city, DO are Invited 70
attend the deceased having been an unst-
sarhsd member. fntsrment viii be IN Lake
View cemetery.
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Advertisements under the bead Of Lost
Found. For sale, For Rent and Situations
Wanted will be inserted AZ the rate OF cent
word each insertion. Payment always In s6-
vance. No advertisements received TOR lsss than
q cents
NoTfCR--Ths business ONCE Of the Posr-Is-
rrIIisxscEs Is open until II ?. M: sunday
hourp a. m. 20 u m Classified advertise
rnsnss viii es sceslyed up % this time.
Advertisements will he rsesived at branch
of.ees OF the PosT IsrKLLseEscsEa a:
TACOMA BUREAU - his Pacific avenue,
Thomas sammons. Manager
PORT TOW SsESD-French A Springer
BELIINGHAA BAY BUREAu-Sew What
CON, corner Holly and Canoe stTessa o. H.
Culver. Manager.
Th~ foilovtne fstts,s await Advertiser II this
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Advertisers desiring dssplay advertisements
changed for the sunday issue must hand In
corr BIZ O'Clock Saturday to insure change.
PosT.TETELIIGENcER co.
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lEs-gE N. ELI1oTT. STUDIO ROOM -
y 5asas blo<A
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EOEAN-As seattle, On Post-InESsE zsncez oag.
enr1~r.sssr "a s<ss 10 ia wIfe q sx-Ga7or
Kghers Moran, o GOA
yaEDsoS-As Pert Blsksasy, October :. lsss. -
TIE vile Of Ffsnk Ffsssos. son, wsssn, y
pounds.
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EESEFgELBRO~S--As the ressdsses OF ~.
aad Mrx Is T Deac4ns s&b Aioefs strssts ss9<
lie Maa1ay efenfrz. Oetc1ey , 49, NJ
Frank r D1usses and Miss Mite Brown. :
sf.tsy CT tie hostess. oosA 81 IoSsS0s LS~as
rourtY Pew Ionn r. Damon Officiating.
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roc4L AND TssrRUaEsr<x MUSIC

DR0F SHERRY. BANJO. GUITAR AND MAN
Il Stlin. 81 Burke b8.laiag: satisfaction guar
antes1.
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pEp AEN'S Hall. VACANT MONDAYS
II sad Ssiur1sys. &c per EaeBta; socaAi Eail
Zee meetings and aeeas.s at los rsAA hAFEAx 4
lseAEAns SeEEs. kseai sd AAssoa sgEsslA
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The following isstsrs await advertisers st this
once.


s0CIETY NOTICES.
ARfAkA LODGE. NO. ~, y. AND A. NJ.
n Stated meetings second and fourth Mon
days OF each moath. d. w. BASS, W. NJ.
A. 3 GfBss Sec.
NOTICE, MEMBERS OF UNITY LODGE.
IN No 20, X. III P.--gsrsnd Chancellor Mckay
will officially visit Unity Thursday, October IL
Ali Knights welcome. II. c. BECKHAM, C. C.
W T. Biap. X. of Il. a =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-26
Having Fun.

A boy who was recently sent to a
boarding school has just sent the fol-
lowing letter to his loving and anxious
mother: 81 got here all right, and for
got to write before. 1t is very nice
place to have fun. A Teller and went
out in a boat. and the boat tipped over,
and man got me out, and Twas so full
of water that didn't know nothing for
a good long while. The other boy has
to be buried after they find him. His
mother came from Lincoln, and she cries
all the time A boss kicked me over, and
l have got to have some money to pay
the doctor for fixing my head. We are
going to set an old barn on fire tonight,
and 1 should smile if we don't have
bully fun. lost my watch and am very
sorry. l shall bring home some mud
turtles, and l shall bring home a tame
woOdchuck if l can get 'em in my
trunk. New York Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-26
Ntsappiied Assistance.

Two women sitting side by side in a
street car the other day had an amusing
experience. They We're strangers to
each other, but one happened to notice
that her neighbor was having serious
difficulty with a jacket she wore and at
which she tugged, with the result that
il would neither 90 on nor come off.
Permit me- " said the woman who
sat near to her, and she pulled upon
one shoulder and jerkcd up the top of
the collar
Still the woman with the jacket strug-
gled with it, and the side that the other
woman had so obligingly assisted up
slipped down again, to be grabbed once
more and pulled into place by the oblig-
ing passenger.
"Now, if you'll turn this way, I'll
help you on the other side" she said to
the astonished wearer
THANK you, ma'am," snapped the
other woman. eff it's all the same to
you, I'm trying to get this jacket off, "
and with final jerk she succeeded in
freeing herself from the encumbering
wrap.
And the woman who had tried to help
her gazed into blank futurity and recall
ed the example of the man who got rich
minding his own business. Detroit
Free Press
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-26
Another Point of View,

There wa, an ordinance Of the cits
which forbade the driving Of a horse with
in tho city limits at n faster pace thar
eight miles an hour. Brown was a hors.
fan.iCr, ford Of driving at rapid rate,
He had recently gained possession of colt
of whose performance he was inclined to
brag a little. Not much later Brown was
before the local court TO answer to the
charge of fast driving. A fine would have
flattercd his vanity and advertised his
horse.
Proof of speed is not easy to establish.
The court called, as an expert in the case,
Jones, who was himself something of c
Jockey In the course of the examination
Jones was asked if he saw Brown driving
On the occasFn of which complaint was
made He admitted the fact and the court
then wanted his opinion as to the rate OF
speed at which the horse was going.
The witness said it was a matter not
easy to decide and one on which no two
persons wou.n be likely to agree. IIe
begged to be excused. The court explained
that he wouli not be held responsible tor
exactncss of statement. His best juGg-
ment was what was wanted.
"Well, your honor" said Jones at last,
THAT horse was going six miles an hour,
but Brown, who hadn't owned the animal
very long, was going Il 4 miles an hour
every bit of it Youths Companion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-26

1865 90. Secretary Mathews presented an
oral report which showed that there was an
increased attendance at the rooms over
previous years. He spoke at some length
of his London trip in July and of its adj
vantages to him in the association work.
During the past year about 80 have been
furnished steady employment through the
association, Notwithstanding the business
depression when so many Of the industries
have been run on short crews. since Jan
|. rs young men have in the O'Clock
meetings expressed desire to lead a
Christian life Mr.. Mathews spoke en-
couragingly of the work of the ASSOCIATION
and entertained no fears but that sufficient
money would be raised the coming year
to carry on the work and cancel the
debt incurred the past year. An interest
ing address touching the needed work for
Young men was delivered by Rev. W. f.
Berry, pastor of the Methodist church.
Nice music was rendered by the Colby '9t
Ladies' Quartet.