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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-28
Children Cry for
 Pitchers Castoriaa
RoKE MAKES THE MOVE

AND APPOINTS A GOVERNMENT REPRE-
 SENTATIVE AT ATLANrA's FAIR.
 VASE IHaToN, Aug. 27.-Secretary Hoke Smith has detailed Prof. Frank ". Clarke, a chemist in the geological survey, to rep resent the interior department as mem- Der of the board of management for the government exhibit at the Cotton States and International exposition to. be held at Atlanta, Ga., next year.
 Headquarters for the reception and regis tration for all parties interesting in the coming southern convention have. been opened at Parlor 10, Willard's hotel.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-28
GIVEN ANOTHER SHOWING.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27. Bernard Meehan, who was dismissed from the police force for baying forced money from Mrs. Tn IL row, the keeper of disorderiy house, has gotten writnf dertiorari from tbe su- preme court to review the action of the po- flee commissioners in dismissing him. He claims he was not afforded fair trial. Capt. Michael Doherty, who was removed on similar charges, and Wardman John Hook also obtained writs on like grounds. The police commissioners have twenty days in which to answer.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-28
MARION FOR BANKHEAD.

HAMILTON, Aug. .-tSpecial Corre- spondence. l-The county convention held here today, elected A. J. Hamilton, A. L. Moorman. P. N. Green and John M. Altman delegates to the congressional con- vention which convenes at Guin on the 4th of September. Bankhead Is almost the unanimous choice of old Marion, be hav- ing received about 10 to 1 of all the votes cast in the beat meetings last Saturday.
 The Kolbites held no meeting here on the 23d.
 Crops are very fine in this section.
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OPEN FOR A SHORT TIME.

DOVER, N. H., Aug. N.-The Cochro paills after shut down since July 81 started up this morning. A week ago it was an- nounced that there would be 10 per cent oat down. All but the mill spinners re- turned to work, they refusing to accept the cut. It is shown, however, that the cut averages between per cent throughout the works. There is but little filling on hand and the mills it is thought cannot run long. A thousand hands are employed.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-28
WE ARE THE AGENTS FOR

1ke- largest. wine- producing company in California, and can sell for family use their pure, delicious claret al 60 cents per gallon. We also sell the finest of domestic and im- Iorted liquors at reasonable prices.
 $. WISE & Co.,, No. s, corner Morris Avenue and Twentieth Street. ap15 2m sdp
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-28
A REWARD FOR MuRDERERs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Secretary Car lisle today offered S200 reward for the sup
 posed illicit distiIler or distillers in Stokes county, North Carolina, who shot W. 0. Leads, a United States raider, on August 8, while endeayoring to capture moonshiDers.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-28
LOST A pOCK KETROOK.

Yesterday afternoon while in the union depot some one stole pocketbook be- longing to Miss Annie Sturdevant. The pocketbook is supposed to have been picked up from seat by a woman who was around the station all morning, and who wore a dark veil and black dress. The police are working on the case.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-28
ARE YOU PLEASED?

II you are not at present pleased with your groceries try Birmingham Grocery company, 1910 Second avenue. That's the place where you get the best at lowest nrices S-26-2t
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EDITION.
yrsrERpAy,s TEMPERATURE.

As especially recorded hourly for the AGE.HERALD On the standard thermometer at Hughes drug store, corner Ninetee pth street and Second avenue. Ihe.sngures sccorded in the shade and on a, northern sheltered exposure:
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-28
THE WEATHNK.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. N.-Forecast of weather for the succeeding twenty -four hours: Local rains; southerly winds.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-28

CONGRESSMAN SHAW DEAD. EAU CLAIR, Wis.,. Aug. 27,-Congress- man Shaw died at 8:30 this morning.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-28

by the cheering words floating on stream CTS from mansion to mart, Welcome, thrice welcome, Knights of Pythias.'
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-28
CHOLERA SPREADING.

BUCHAREST, Aug. p. Cholera is rapidly spreading in Bessarabia. The sanitary council demands that the whole line along the Pruth be cordoned by the military.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-28

T. C. King is closing out ladies' and misses oxfords at less than factory cost. Go there and save 50 per cent. See that cali skin shoe for $1. 95.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-28

Fresh bread and candy made daily. 0. w. dy,3d avenue, next old postofflce. 5c5 H2p
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-28
ROOMS BUSINESS ;!
A RECORD BREAKER.
Fast Run From Jacksonville to Wash- ington by the Knights of
 Pythias Train.

WASHINGTON, Aug. H.-The Atlantic Coast Line and Plant system Knights of Pythias special train, which left Jackson vile yesterday afternoon St 4:20, eastern time, arrived here this morning at S:09 o'clock, having made the run in fifteen hours and forty nine minutes. This low CTS all previous records two hours and forty one minutes. After deducting the stops the remark able record Is shown of 7s0 miles in S80 minutes, au average speed for the entire distance of fifty five and one- half miles per hour. The fastest run was made on ihe Northeastern road from Ash ley Junction to Flo renee, ninety-eix miles in ninety nine aod onehalf minutes, in- cluding two stops for water and draw bridges. Notwithstanding the high rGto of speed, the track and roadbea were in such excellent conditinp that tEe passengers on the train did not realize that they were making other than the average schedule time.
 EXCURSION RATES TO PITrsBURG.
 For the national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic, which is held at Pittsburg, Pa., September 8 to 10, the Queen and Crescent route will sell on September to g round trip tickets at low rates from all points on their line, good will be from Chattanooga, S18.50; from Birmingham, $21. 80.
 For further Information call on or ad- dress J. R. McGregor, Travelling Passen- ger Agent, Birmingham, Ala, or A. J. Lytle, Division Passenger Agent, Chatta- nooga, Tenn. ". 0. RINEARsoN,
 6-17 til 9.9 General Passenger Agent.
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EXCURSION RATES TO PITrsBURG.
DIED OF TYPHOID.

CAPE CHARLES, Va., Aug. 27.-H. w. Dnnne, SUI CT ntendent of the New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad, died last night in Phi elphia of typhoid fever. Dunne was 37 years 0 Id and lived here.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-28

According. to usual custom, we have made our mid summer Cut in Prices. Our entire line of Sum mer Clothing has been reduced sn price.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03

Taxed condition of the arteries admits
a larger current OF blood and as o con-
sequence, - motion becomes so much
slower and more sluggish, congestion
of the lining of the blood vessels en-
sues, with the resulting Formation OF NOR
bid matter, which is thrown into the
blood stream, producing rheumatism,
govt, neuralgia, diseases OF liver and kid
neys nervous weakness and debility, and
the many direct signs OF impure blood as
skin diseases in some Of the many forms.
Paiue's celery compound cures nervous
debility
The recently published testimonials from
w. r. Anthony NJ. D., Of Providence; u.
II. judlNus. Al. D., OF Portland. DR.. j.
H. Lindsey, c. II. Cole, NJ. d.. and medi-
cal director Of The Prairie du CHEN Medi-
cal institute lad hosts of prominent prac-
titoners an over the country have re-
suited in the most extraordinary sale Of
this extraordinary remedy that was first
prescribed by DR.. Phelps of Dartmouth
college, and has since come to be known
to the medical profession, and. in fact,
the whole people, as Paine's celery COM
pound
People Of the highest standing in all
classes of society In every city and town
in the Union, have been benefited 10y the
use of this, the greatest of all remedies
for the cure of numerous Ills that result
from impaired nervous system and i'm
poverished blood.
1t makes people we'll.
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ioFk' March III, Il. Dickson of
Is stopping at the Murray Hln
Il'se Is in New York buying goods
" d Nize Of Houston and is stop
@e Westminster hotel.
u hotel.
|a holel.
Jason is in New York buying
y Aralson & co, of Dallas and
|s 'sg at the st Denis hotel.
Y .SscEntlre Of Dallas Is stopping at
|DsWsy Central hotel.
"a q, 1895 Of Lampasas. Texas. is
1 IN ,le Ssolonnade hotel.
|olob6aSs hoft Worth is stopping at
IN ifns ,t,ls y in New York bu,,lng
aba ~ !. y Bros. q Darling Of Fort
Is stopping at the Colonnade
] WI WIS Is n New York buying goods
|pllns s.te 4 co OF Fort Worth and
II H.. AZ the Hotel Imnerlgi -" an
h e u J a Porte TaIes /, ,.a,.
|1B.she Holland House N''''' Is stop
|irSeuatr Of Galveston ,s stornt,,
e9nsoF hotel. - stopping al
loaiSay' GSn, Of Waco is stopping at
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|-as s0UrHERN STATES.

,,,re Als.-An S-year-old son of
s w. Wallace found pint bottle
4 (. II Nj fathers room and dranI;
"A MI a congeouence.
=. fo--ee1 g WoIf Market
!. sgoIt l.a,-bCI w VT, oil, d AZ ~. 9Ilet
4 .' v SrsSitors. His liabilities agcre-
\ "a Ind assets S2N2O. Is.
~ 81. ~, ,,,,gt..., ,..., ..
NJ koSS an ~. ~ . i.i's9iNgu men at
81 NY u H. X ls,.,, ~ ii,.d I'LL a
aSls 49,, W. wb TN 90 Sls sl,' s''Pp'ea
su', s,,-. A., ~ -,
ssDQ,e ni -! - ii ~ i, the
"A SYM 49, $50 ~, La, 5tEyi no
~ d elpgius t., - ,,... - 49, WI. Dr
2 es-I tsAuy'i'l' ''' ""717 LloHl Nlafcn
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TELEGRAPaIc TIPS.

ar ar. 10 cases of smallpox in the
.nocrats Of Kansas will meet in
va on July at Topeka.
ians in full panoply are now
u The public schools of Pitts
E%ei Of police Of Omaha has or
gambling houses closed on and
~. ~ Telephone company has taken
;asT important patent on an uu-
switch board.
igateh from GEORGETOWN. Colo,
nv tthat any petition advocating
Is being circulated.
y recruit to Join the ION 10
WV crusade for good roads is
AImer OF Oklahoma.
aead, who has been in Chicago
.'nins; left for his home in Lon
4, VIII sail from New York
III Forsyth OF Chicago. who re-
~ nis pocket picked of s2J000 OF
n Of deposit, had them returned
iAANlAs
IIooiIlly-sixth annual session Of Wis
ga Fellows is being held at Ra-
4 ne are seventy-four encamp-
rs !: republicans in Maine will dis.
9eY copies Of Tom Reeds tariff
VA W. ne country in the interest Of
PRESIDENTIAL race.
.ooklyn there are 1858 mon and
wv, .ish out or employment, 103, SD per-
~, ,t hheeted. Twenty thousand
..sollte need Of assistance.
hickman made an attempt 10 COM
ssaa,ilt on Mrs. Maker of Mobiles
~, put was hold at bay with a
u uhti the ARRIVAL Of her husband.
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DIED

ANNOUNCEMENTS under this head are .
cents q word.
4ATANFl-JJed, IN Waco, on Thursdav,
March /. a l2'a5 y. m, j. +. Tamane,
in his Goth year.
The remains were Inferred at Oakwood
cemetery March 2, at 10 o'clock.
AT the last meeting Of Hook and Ladder
Fire company the following resolutions
were passed.
Whereas, Member John r. Morrlss has
responded to the last alarm and the IRE
of life has been eNtinguished in our late
associate: therefore be IT
Resolved by Hook and Ladder Fire
company No. ! of Houston, Texas, That
in the intrinsic. death of john +. Morriss
this compan-.. rs a valued member,
Who was en- ''-'-.''' TO his comrades by
warm ties OF '''''''; snip and one who was
noted fol great energy, marked indiyidu-
ality of character, generous qualities and
as a good citizen.
BE 1t further resolved That we ex-
tend to his bereaved family our heartfelt
sympathy In their severe affection
BE 1t further resolved, That copy OF
these resolutions be furnished tine family
of the deceased and to the daily papers.
II. i. MacGregor,
c. j. Wright.
G. A. Brandt
Committee,
I.EHDE = Died, near Zl0nyile, Texas.
March l. 1894 Fritz Lehde, aged 80 years.
at Elgn, Texas, March
l, 1894, j. J.. Lantear, aged GS years
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nInS AND PROPOSALS..

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Az the court house Of Bta2nrig county.
a. Brazorla. Texas on, Tuesday, March
will be received and acted upon by the
commissioners court ana citizens court
house committee for the erection OF a
new court house, according 20 plans and
specifications Oh tl!e ga the onice of the
county clerk OF Brazorla county.
llach contractor must accompany ms
bid with certified ehece for $500 con-
ditloned for his entering into acceptable
bond. and entering into contract should
his bid be accepted.
The contractor whose bid should be
20 complete said building according 10
plans ana specifications.
The county reserves the rlgh, 10 re-
Ject any and al bids
W. s. Bttel,
County Judge,
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NOVICE 10 CONTHACTORs-3 BIDS
for a county clerks Office IA Luflsin viii
be received by the county judge of An
gelina county up TO o'clock y. IN. March
90 1894. All bids VIII be considered In
tbe co,,rt resnrvIn,, the risht ~ % rIoieos
any or all bldsplanA and specifications on
iile In the county clerks office Of .AuBe-
lima county. j. \. Maroney County
Judge. q
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w ANTS.

THE POST Is THE GREAT WANT ME
DUN or TEXAS.
NOTHING PUBLISHED FREE EX
CEPT SITUATIONS WANTED,
The charge for Wants" however, !
almost nominal, and Ii you want anything
an AID. IN the Cheap Column OF The Pos
is sure to get IT Tor you. Especially i
such the case IN
ROOMS FOR RENT,
BOARDING,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NOTICES
BUSINESS CHANCES,
PERSONALS,
STOLEN, SrhAYED,
LOST, FOUND,
SITUATIONS WANTED,
WANTED TO TRADE,
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.,
PROFESSIONAL,
BARGAINS
PARTNERS WANTED,
WANTED TO RENT,
WANTED BIDS,
WANTED TO BUY,
INFORMATION WANTED,
HELP WANTED,
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That very desirable two story build
lng on the corner OF Liberty avenue
and Mckee street, known for the last
Firth ward for bar room and beer sa-
doom; possession March j; terms reason
SAM SAM,
to Fifth Ward.
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THE STATE or ,TENAs--ro the Sheriff
or any Constable OF Harris county.
greeting; w, j, Aubegtin, executor OF
having hled In our county court his final
account of the condition Of the estate OF
said Mary Noble, deceased togethsr
with an application to be DISCHARGED
from said dictatorship.
Won are hereby commanded that hy
publication OF this writ for twenty days
pri,r to the return DAY hereof In a
newspaper regularly publshel in the
county of Harris, You give due notice
to all persons Interested In the account
for hnal settlement of said estate to He
their objections thereto. il any they
have ON or before the March term, lSgi
OF said county court. Commencing and
TO he holden at the court house OF said
county IN Houston, Texas, on the FIRST
Monday in March, 1891 when said nc
count and application will be considered
by said court,
Witness my hand and seal Of office Mt
Houston. Texas, this 18th day Of Feb-
ruary, 1894 @. r. WINKLEK
Clerk County Court, Harris Co, Texas.
BY VIII Lambert Deputy
hereby certify the above to be II true
copy. GEO, ELLIS,
Sheriff Harris Co. Texas
BY q, w, Tucker DEPUTY
hereby order this writ published In
the Houston Daily Post for fun twenty
days prior 10 return day hereof
GEO. ELLIS.
Sheriff Harris County.
by A. L. Conway, Deputy
Houston, February II. 1885,. 3-4
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SITUATION WANTED White man
wants situation 10 drive delivery wagon
md work In store: eight years ia the
Post. 6
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WANTED situation by working house-
keeper IN hotel or private family, Thor
ouEhly experienced Ia all branches. Al
references Address Housekecper, 105
Travis street Houston, Texas. 4
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W4NNTBp--Young lady desires n posltion
as stenographer In some good office.
good reference and good work. stem
ogranhcr." care w. w. CnchfCu, 1907
Mckee street, d
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WANTED -Fositlon OF any kind; UNDER
stand bookkeeping thoroughly; best OF
references salary $50 per month. No.
s3Si care OF Post.
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SITUATION WANTED 10y an experienced
shoe salesman With some irst-class firm.
Rca, OF references from former and pres-
emit employers Address shoe Man, iiia
MAybiugton street.
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SITUATION WANTED as school teacher
IN school or private family cnn give IN
structton on piano or organ, Address
school Teacher" 1913 South street, san
Antonio, Texas.
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ROOMS AND BOARD,

PRTVA'rE BOARDING- Pleasant rooms
modern eonyenienees; good table board {;
i've blocks from Capitol Hotel, MIS-
Jennie Scott 900 Louisiana street: .
STGDT5Y FURNISHED ROOM with
hoard for two gentlemen; also few table
bosrder4 In private family. Home com
forts References Apply l12 Milan
street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders and board
OF directors OF the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson Railroad company OF
lSS2 viii be had at the office OF the COM
dag, April B. iSSi, az Is o'eieelS n V,l "'s'
A. \. VAN AbsrYNE.
AZ Secretary.
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oCaILTREE &c CooMBs-Auction aud
commission, opera house building. tcle-
phone AGO; buy and sell turniture and
household Eoods call US up: advances
made on consignnents SO
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FOR RENT--offices In Miller building.
corner Fannn street and Preston ave..
nue, Inquire American Brewing assoc
citation.
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TWO year lease OF a hotel IN Fifth ward
for sale cheap; doing good business;
ais, railroad eSgiug house in a good di-
vision town FOR sale cheap. McWn.ains
4 Co, 9l3ia Franklin avenue 3
PURE feather pillows. rs cents and nm
wards; trunks at your own price; pronpt
attention 10 country orders Greenberf
RIOS, Furniture Store. 606 Main street
Houston q
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W.NNInD--By German woman, a alt
uaton, eitAer as cook or to do house
work. Address Hep" care OF Hous-
ton Post s
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WANTED situation by man and wife
ON farm or stock ranch; good reference
Address H. ID. Heath. 100 Pless street
Second ward, A
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Personal.

MNiE D'AUBREY, the greatest f5rtun,
/ teller Of the age, giys advice IN business
matters; ladies' IN trouble, call; fee, la
dies, SOC; gents 8 hours 20 " a. m.
: TO . ?. m az Mllam street.
| MISS JABTE ANGELIs-Teaoher Of piano,
/ instruction thorough terms reasonable.
Residence, sos Rusk avenue.
| NINE. D'AUBREY, the greatest fortune
/ teller Of the uge, tells past and future,
| gives advice in business matters, ladies'
| in trouble CALI fee, ladies', soc; gents, 81.
| hours 8 to u a. m, TO p, M 9lR
eighth street.
CHrAINEYs CLEANED-Haye your chin
neys hues. stOvepipes etc, cleaned by
Professor Knapp. Postal or call al 23l5
Congress avenue.
REV. MRS. GILMAN. the celebrated
Undertaking. medium, has removed 10
1905 Preston avenue, meetings sunday,
Wednesday and Friday. S o'clock. SIT
t!ngs daily for spirit writing. 4
TO THE BUSINESS PUBIIC-When you
are in want Of OF contemplate employ
ing any kind of clerical help call on or
address the city Employment CO., 5Jl
KAN building; they VIII furnish you
without cost for securing same. S-3
MOZART Conservatory of Music, 5l4
Travis street, near Texas avenue: piano
violin, comet. guitar banjo etc. con
servatory open day and evenings les
sons given at residence OF pupils il de-
sired. Frank b. Herrle, dlceruor. Jn5
j. Herrle, principal 3-3
NINE. REuYNTR. the most successful
fortune teller, can be consulted person
ally or by mall on all subjects, fees Boz
and 81. 60i Travis street. 3-3
ELECTRO GALVANIC AND MASSAGE
Sauitarium--Drs. Mrs Balfour and c,
II, Warner late OF Galveston, are now
fully prepared 10 treat with electricity.
galyanism and massage combined with
electric medlcatoI vapOr and water
baths, specific for rheumatism, neural
gia, govt, mmbago, malaria. blood and
skin diseases; special treatment for all
female complaints and nervous troubles,
Rooms 81 to go <iam building, third
floor; take elevator Consultation free. Il
j. BURGHElM, the Suuset Pnar;nacy,d is-
pensary for the Southern Pacific railway.
No. n Congress avenue.
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
y. q. .Illcr, electrical engineer, dealer
IN electrical supplies; repairs promptly
attended 10 ~ any part OF the 5tatei
complete plants speciality: correspond
encs solicited. Old Electric Light Sta
ton Houston. Texas.
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A YOUNG MAN from the North Is want
4ng work ana "a not afrail to work at
anything. Address o, ". culver, care
Post q
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SITUATION wanted IN hotel or boarding
house by competent middle aged lady,
references given, Address 2SG5. care Of
Post =
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FOR RDNT-Cheap 10 permanent tenant,
pleasant south room. nicely furnished
and fire place 90i Jackson street. 8
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WANTED situation as driver and dellV-
crN man by man who understands
his business with Bood references. Adj
dress 1896 Post 4
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WANTED Poeition by young man aN at
tendant 10 gentleman whu Is afflicted by
Insanity. have had experience. and have
rscommendati from physicians Ad-
dreaa 2dli. care Post
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FOR RlcN1-+C Cold storage rooms, by
American Brewing association. 0
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SITUATION IA cook In some private
Christian family tProtcstantl by middle
aged white man. mus refercnces; modcr-
ase wages Address 1888, care Post o
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NolIcE 10 THE PUBLic-

have leased from Messrs owen &
Tanner their planning MIL and yards
located at lu7 Hardy street, corner Bur
nett. Ftth ward. ! am prepared 10 do
anything IN che building llae / nave
secured the services OF a competent ar
ever for plans and specifications. IL YOU
want your house scccened drop me "A
card and will call aud see YOU I guar
antee my prices to be the lowest consist
me cali when in need of anything in
my line.
1, j. BERRY,
1917 Hardy Street, city.
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WANTS TO WORK a white woman
wants place O. work, cun do most
any kind OF work and needs work bad;
goud references. Oil Eighth street. 3
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a BOOf<KEE OF several years expe-
rlehca wants work; cHn show Al letters
Of recommendation. Address Dewitt
Smith, Houston, y
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PHYSICIANS mlliner and saleslady is
anxious for situation; reasonable salary;
stating salary, "Mllhner S3l" Houston
Post &
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Advertisers should remember that let
ters directed 10 initials only are not de-
liyered through the pestofflce. IL initials
are used they should be directed 10 the
care of come person, firm or Posionlce
box Advertisements can be left at our
office or sent through the mail to-
THE HOUSTON POST Houston; Texas.
Answering advertisements mention this
> Febrlary /. ls9s.