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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-09-19
WONDERS IN SAN DIEGO.
Some Things Seen There-Tomatoes and
Cotton and Eighteen-Inch Roses.


Eli Perkins has lately arrived in New
York from a trip through Louisiana,
Texas, Arizona and California. When
asked what new things he had seen, Mr..
Perkins said:
Mrs. Judge Alfonso Taft, whose
husband was in Grants cabinet and
afterward became our American minis
ter at ST. Petersburg and Vienna,
showed me some strange things in San
Diego. After an afternoon tea in a
rose-thatehed bungalow, Mrs. Taft took
us into the garden of her daughter, Mrs.
DR.. Edwards.
This, said Mrs. Taft, slipping up
to cotton tree and handing us an
opening cotton boil, is Louisiana cot
ton. 1t is perennial here. 1t has pink
blossoms at the top, squares, green
bolls and white cotton at the bottom
This little cotton tree is several years
old always blossoming and always
ripening.'
"Then, looking up, Mrs. T. pointed
to a tree eight inches in diameter. It
had great tropical leaves. In the top
were myriads of white blossoms, and
lower down were clusters of castor
beans. This was the ordinary Missouri
castor bean, which grows there during
the summer and dies with the frost
Then the few clusters of beans are
shelled and sold for $3.50 per bushel
for castor oil. Here in San Diego the
beans were twice the size of the Mis-
souri, bean, and the plant was peren-
NAL tree, shading us like a great can
opy:
Then there were tomato vines 80
feet long and several years old. Ripe
tomatoes could be picked every day in
the year, like oranges, and white bios
SONS were always at the top. H was
the same old Long Island tomato,
which, in a tropical climate, becomes
perennial and grows on year after year.
By the cotton tree stood rubber tree
six inches in diameter. l tapped the
tree with my knife and the white liquid
rubber burst out and ran down like
maple sap in Connecticut. The florists
told me that the Connecticut daisy, when
trimmed in tropical climate, evoEtes
into the marguerite. Then they showed
me marguerite trees four or five feet
high, always blossoming and always
going to seed. Roses grow in San
Diego with irrigation 18 inches in diam
eter. The Japanese palm becomes a
tree sometimes twenty aud thirty feet
high. Palms and dates will stand as
much frost as the orange, but the ban
ana is strictly tropical and only fruits
in San Diego in protected hooks.
Mrs. Gen. Grants son Ulysses" !"
continued Mr.. Perkins, "has bought in
San Diego. 2 $70 900 mansion for about
half its value. It is on high hill.
overlooking Coronado beach and the
ocean. There the happy wife of the
great general sits and looks out en- to
the ocean toward Yokohama, while her
other son, Jesse, is building a sweet
residence near by !"
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From Nantucket.

"Now, Mr.. Chucks after you have
finished your glass of grog would you
mind spinning me a real good, old
fashioned yarn?"
"Well, miss, amt got no yarn to
spin, to tell yer the truth, but seein' as
how yer wuz so good as to bring me the
rum I'll tell yer wot happened ter a
mate of mine doorin' the late war. Yer
see, miss, me an my mate wuz in one of
the most sanguinist fights off the coast
wot ever took place an my mate wuz
struck square atween the shoulders with
a shell wot stuck there an we all thought
he would die in consequence. But,
strange ter say, the doctors wuz afraid
ter remove it fur fear Bill-that was my
mates name-would bleed to death.
Well, to make long story short, Bill
recovered from the effecks of the shot
an served right through till the end of
the war. But when he returned home
he took cold an somehow OF other he
began to cough an he coughed up on
an average four grape shot day-for
yer see, miss, the shell wot struck him
wuz filled with 'em. One on 'em, miss,
wuz good deal Il arge for Bills
throat to manage an - stuck there an
stuffocated as good and as brave sea-
man as ever sailed afore the mast!'
| Drinks. Life.
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Messages to peparted Friends.

"a beautiful custom of the people Of
SIAM" said DR.. T. o. Gregory of Pitts
burg, sis one by which they do honor
to their dead. At full moon late in the
fall three evenings are set apart to set
ting lighted candles of many colors
afioat on the border of the sea, in the
belief that they will be borne away to
those who have passed out of this life.
The broad, strong leaf of the plantain
is folded into the shape of boat, and
in the middle of this simple structure, a
tiny taper is fixed upright. Then at the
moment when the water is silvered over
BY the beams of the rising moon the
taper is lighted and the tiny craft is
launched upon the waves. At first it
makes it's way very slowly along the
edge of the ebbing tide; then waited
gently by the still evening air into the
swifter current it drifts further and
further away, until only bright speck
of light distinguishes it from the rip
pling surface of the sea air. When the
night is fine thousands of these little
stars of light may be seen twinkling on
the broad expanse of water, all wend-
ing their silent way toward the bound
less sea, each one bearing silent mes4
sages to departed friends. Globe DEM
OcTdt.
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sDaily. Except Sunday. Alag stop. meals
Dark Faced Tyne denotes time from IL nn noon to u 90
midnight Light Faced from y 90 midnight to IL 90
JOSEPH WOOD, E. "A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent,
531-9-I PITTSBURGH, PENNA
baggage checks, and further information re-
garding the running of trains apply to any
Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines.
w. D,tARMS STRONG. Agent.
Ravenna. O. .os ,
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Deacon Ebbonie-Kunnel, Use come
to ak favor OBJ you.
Col Fairfax-To help you out Of debtP
Deacon Ebbonie-No sab; to help me
into debt-wif yo'self!-Tratth.
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Judge-How old are you' missF
ELDERLY Female-I AMI am Judge
Better hurry up; every moment
makes it worse.-Flger'de Btdtter'
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Landlady-Have you tried the coffee
this morning, Mr.. Linton? Mr.. Lin
ton-Yes, ] have and it has proved an
alibi.-BrOOklyn Life.
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More public money is spent for brass
bands than for schools in the Argentine
provinces.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-09-19

Nos. 3S8 and S3S connect at Wellsville for
Steubenville and Bellaire. Nos. 33S and 342
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
East.
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
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Nos. 8, g, - 5 DAILY. ARRIVE DEPART
PROM q. & o. DEPOT, PiTTs5uRoH. Nos. DAILY
erTwEEN ALLEGHENY De FOREST JUNCTION. oTHER
TRAiNe DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
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Zones < Go.
THE POPULAR CL0THIERS.
FOR Continued.

Aprl Il win lease and remodel to suit
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our list includes choice tracts IN this
entire gulf coust and We can locate YOU
in any location desired; write Tor list.
tom q
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NOiICE--
BY virtue of my authority as chair
man OF the democratic city executive
committee OF the city OF ii custom, and
acting under the direction Of that COM
mittee, ] hereby eal the ci;g, primaries
10 meet on TUESDAY NIGHT, MARCH
G. for the purpose Of eectins delegates
to the city, demoeragie !eon,yeqti??nn. to be
held Tuesday, March l3, 1884. The pTi-
maries viii bs held az the following
places: First ward, at Tammany Hall
win elect IS delegates; Fred renwick
temporary chairman Second ward. at
Montedore school house, will elect q
delegates; John Kennedy, temporary
chairman. Third ward, at Turner Hall,
viii elect 70 delegates; Jos, r. Meyer.
temporary chairman. Fourth ward
(seuth), al Market House Will elect So
delegates. r. A. Reichardt, temporary
chairman Fourth ward NORTH. at Fritz
Proehrs Hall win elect i6 delegates
Thomas Martin Ir., temporary chair,
man Fifth ward, al Byrnes' Han, viii
elect 20 Delegates Sampson Lyles tenn
pOrary chairman.
Respectfully -
+, A. RBICHARpT,
ChTn'n City Dem ok. Com,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO ME PTBLIC-

have leased from Messrs owen &
Tanner their Rlaniing min md y8rls
nett, Firth ward. I am prepared 10 Do
anything in the building line, have
secured the services of a competent ur-
chiteot and VIII make No charges what
ever for plans and specifications. If you
want your house screened drop me q
card and I viii call and see you, ! guar
antee my prices to be the lowest consist
ent with good work and material. Give
my line.
l. u BERRY,
I4l7 Hardy Street, city.
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7wANrE-BoARp AND ROOM,
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roR SAW.

FOR SNLE-Duc Tine Newfoundland pup.
two months ola. For Information al
dress hoN Ne, Hallusyiuc TeNus.
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UPRIGHT PIANO. 7l-} octaves cost
$3.50. stool and cover goes cheap, cash
on lustaluneuts. see This bargain at
Woln q. next TO Wonder Store.
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NdVertisers should TeWembcT tn1t IeI.
tiers directed to initials only are not de.
livered through the postoGice. II initials
are used they should be directed TO the
care Of some person, firm or posto0ice
box. Advertisements can be left at our
office or sent through the mail to-
THE HOUSTON POST. Houston, Texas.
Answering advertisements mention this
paper.
February T. 1885,
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FOR SALE--At a bargain, two railroad
wheel scrapcrs' in good repair. Harvey
a. lcAiaster, MCnadct Texas 10
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~ AMT 10 f1cHanEH one v IFn head %
herses for lumber or city lots Addrese
i. q. Ellis. Houston. Texas ~
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J. BURGHElM thc Sunset Pharmacy d a.
pensaIy for the Southern Pacific railway.
No. II Congress avenue
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WANTED-A white girl or middlc-arel
woman 90 do cooking and general mousse
work, FOR u family OF two Address NJ.
n. care Houston Post.
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" .NNrl0D Young lady desires a position
as stcnographCr IN some good otucci
osfapher,' care W, ". Cochrelh 1901
Mckee street. .
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FOR SALOON easy terms, two cottages
on paved streets, all modern improve
ail rented Apply 10 j, Nj h, at Htrta's
drug store Ia
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WANTBD-A fun list OF your land, housed
or lots " you want 60 scll them. you
name the price / DO the rest. ., NJ,
Puder, real estate agent, 9l5ia Congress
nVenuc, tt
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WANTED Position of any kind, under
stand bookkocplng thoroughly, host ot
references, SALARY $50 per month. No,
gltl. care " POST b
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ELEGANT furnished rooms with hot and
cold bath for couples on gentlemen, with
or without board, can bc had at 800 san
Jucintu street 10
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SITUATION WANTED White man
wants situation 70 drive delivery wagon
aud work In store, ought years In the
Post u
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tUN sALE-Oue lot and l0ur r0om cot-
tuEc at a bargain on Crawford
between Dennis aud Drew Apply to w
W MNrl. az hnmkn ~ 90 s. 10
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WANTED by German Woman, a sit
uatiun, either as cook or TO do house
work Address Hep care VI HouS-
ton Post, .
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LDIN NJ DNNTII4a~
Lawyer, Rooms ~ and 70, Perry block.
Congress- avenue, Houston, Texas.
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WANTED TO RENT
WANTED-Elg or ten room furnished
house, near 10; no objection TO boarding
owner. reference furnished Address
with location l1s' care Houston Post z
TWO furnished connecting rooms iu nlco
quiet family for middle aged lady and
boy; Erin ward preferred. Address
" r., care Houston Post. 2
WANTED-To rent, sIX on cight blocks
from The Capitol Hotel, ak or seven
room house, with bath tubs aud sewer
age. good references furnished. Address
J. J. j.. fhlA office. 8
wANTEp--A furnished hose Of four or
nye rooms; mnsi be centrally located.
Address 2dlS, this office. o
WANTED use OF a morse and buggy
for feed Of horse. guarantee good treat
nlent Address ". b., care Coleman q
Schultz. II
LOST, FOUND, srltAYED or STOLEN,
hrRA rEI1-one smalL gray horse with
saddle horse branded u d mane cropped
ana bobbed-taili saaile made hy North
Cries, Iceland and Austin. 5
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WANTED. Situation by man and wife
on farm OF stock ranch; good reference,
Addr,ss +, -. Heath, 100 rloss street,
second ward. 3
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\ WIDOW with one chud Would like to
get place 60 cook on section! state
wages Address A, T.. 1905 Ringham
street,
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FOR RENT Two neat four-room cot
tagca Army to- :. GHinin, lEia Houston
avenue one block from the end of llous-
ton avenue car line, 10
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BusfNEss CHANCES.

WANTED-A pnrtei In good paying buHi-
ness must be a good solicitor, no capital
required Address lock box ~ Lock-
hart, Texas.
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TITLE ABSrltACrORS- Know business
thoroughly; Texas Land law, traps.ato
French or spanish; drAushtsman' ac-
good salary In strong otluy Address
"Abstr0ctor" 6S5 Fort street, raCR,
Texas,
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NANT,ED-,Ry all round dey goods sales
man, position, viii be found hard work
Ing willing aud obiglus ut hrst-clasa
business habits. Adurees 236q care 81
Houston Post 5
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FOR SALt-rWc,Ye lots with two good
houses Fifth ward onc-iourth block
gain u, J. collins, IOi6,g Congress ave,
NuN. Id
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EDWIN u, IIhMBLnN--
Attorney at Law,
Houston. Texas
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FINANCIAL.

wANTED-To borrow NtOo or 1900 on
Improved cty prOAertg Fhirl Wufd.
Apply llg4 Texas avenue.
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FOR RENT Store No loli Franklin ave
uuc, an modcrn couycWcucc5; po+soa-
sion given at once. Apply to l'runk
Stcuc llo Man street CJy. a.
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OFFICES no RENT Two choice corner
offices IN the kiAm building 10 rent; tho
only unoccupied offices IN the entire
building inquire % lsd Khan, Nam
moth one Price Clufhicr n
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WM, - LocKI1ART, attorney and coUn.
sellor, eN-county judge Galveston couu.
" 2303 Strand, Galveston, TEXAS; prhc.
ucc in State and Federal courts. u
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WANTED Situation by nrst.o,ass MILL
nor or as saleElady iu dry goods store;
Ions experience, sood references, Nd
dress L. y, bon, 20, lsakc Charles, la, .
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DROGGfSTS-,A cumpctcni clerk out Of
employment aud hard up desires a sit
nation; salary moderate; references
Address pigltals, this office. d
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
messing OF the stockholders and board
Of directors OF the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson Railroad company OF
1852 will be held at the office Of the com
nanv in ths city Of Galveston, on Tues
day, April q. 1894 At le o'clock noon,
a. A. VAN AtsSTSNE,
Aa Secretary.
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PRoFESsIoNAR

q, o. COTTON q BRO, Fire Insurance.
Agents and AdJusters, 10 Main street.
corner Franklin,
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FOR SALE--,uO acres choice prairie land
~ Wharton county; pcnty timber and
water an under fence; close to Two
lance long time at per cent interest
Address the owner, w, J. Groom, Whar-
ton, Texas. d
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a GOOD newspaper m small town, with
no opposition, for sale on easy terms
good lylug for right man; established
nine years. write agent" Round Rock
Texas. 3.2i
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HOUSTON STEAM DYE WORKS
description cleaned. dyed aud repaired:
also hats cleaned. dye1 and shaped.
No. ia Travis street A Kirschnick.
PROPRIETOR.
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PRfVATE BOARDiNG~Ple saant rooms
modern conYeniences; good table board
i've blocks from Capitol Hotel, Mfs:
Jamie Scott s09 Louisiana street ,
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MANITOBA pusluou az mullucg In small
town or city. can give best OF rolcr-
Cnccs. Address 2SN care Post
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PARTIES dosligng beautiful south
room, with hoard. gas and CRATE. on sec
oud floor, can be- accommodated ~ ap.
plying al 1911 Texas avenue,
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WANpED-T0 buy "a Young. gentle and
cheap horse, Apply e0 AUSTIN street. }
WANTED~,Fo buy from owner house with
ono or more lots IN Third or Fourth
ward south. state location ana price.
Address 2ll9. care a.. Post:
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for second
hand furniturel repairing ana packing
neatly done: moving and laying carpets
apeelalty. Barr & Kuler W Main
street.
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t'N NAl-E-lDu1 acres near la Forte,
hHNou front. SID Per acre, Il centrally lo-
Gated residence cheap. BETTE Bryan.
lW Khan building
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A bright colored boy Of i6 wants wori,
OF some k,nd low wages Address
quick. ". H.. care = J, Hughes store
Fifth ward d
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"a ttld TOO TRUE
Z s ssSs sss ma eaF .ssi with nerve Tag.
Oh iof hofh I'm iast nights iag
sefe cufe--t,r.'e,e heads 10 take
81. 4e,daehe ii dfston's Hed-Ake
N 'een minutes or no
y Nv .s, e9 have not psI5 .h.,, -.
sfssgasy Property ss Az 5'.,ll taxes
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PURE feather pillows. Is cents and up.
wards; trunks az your own price. pIoulpl
Dros Furniture Store, COS Main street
HDugtOu
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A GIN that has ginned 1850 bales cotton
paHt season offered for sale cash. now
cotton county 20 per cent more cotton
being planted this season, Address
Lock Box 3, BeeYillo, Texas 40
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Room AND BOAtD- Large front room,
south and cast exposure, elegantly tur-
ulHhed opening ON screened gallery
suitable for man and VIE MIS- Pot
ter. sc Travis
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WANTED Position lu office as invoice,
entry clerk or bookkceperi long years
experiences urst.elass references; mod
Post office, 8
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= Useful Il rs3r and equally n M,
-, Bulls Cough syr,,o not
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OcaTITREE q cooMRs-A,uetion and
commission, opera house hulldingi tee,
nhnne 4G0. buy and sell furniture and
bnusehold goods, call US up advances
made or consignments. W.
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BEST BOARD NJ clfg, w month; rooms
Tor couples table board, q % week. CEN
fral location Try uH; lp29 Walker avenue,
corner fannin
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

ARLINGTON HOTEL between Santa re
and Union dspots on Congress, Furnished
rooms. weok or month. lodgings 70 ard
80 cents excellent table Mrs. Kate
Efatlug Proprietor 10
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slrLA r1oNs wANrnn-cnnnnn.a.


WANpEp- Position In orce AZ lnvoico,
entry clerk or bookkceppr, LONG Years
cNpertcncc; urst.class references. mod
erUtc e8lary Address u. D. l. Houston
l.oss oIllce. .-----------------.-
A bright colored boy Of i6 wants worl,
OF some k,ndl low wages Address
quick W. t., care Z, J, Hughes store,
rttth ward. q
DRuGGIsTS--A competent clerk out Of
employment aud nard up desires sit
nation; salary moderate; references.
Addtcgs pislalis, nus olhoe, y
NAN'rED--,Ry all round dey goods sales
man, position, VIII be found hard work
Ing. willing and obhgtuE, VI nrst-clasa
business habits, Auureea 236a, care 81
WANTED Situation by nrst.o,ass MILF
nor or as sHleslady iu dry goods store;
LONG experience, good references, Ad-
dtess q. y, BoNi .tS, l.Akc charles, la,
WANrED.-A posilion az mlincv IN small
town or city. Can give best OF REFER
cnees Address sSi, care Post, 5
4 WIDOW with one ohnd Mould like to
set a place 60 cook on a section! state
wages, Address A, T.. 1905 Rlnghaw
WANTED Situation by man and wife
on tacm OF stock ranchi good reference
Address L, u. Heath, l0O floss street
second ward,
WANTED Young lady desires a position
as stcnographcr IN some good ofncci
good reference and good work. stem
oGfHphcr,' care w W. Cochrell, lWl
Mckee street
WANptoD--By q German woman, sit
uatiun. either as cook or 10 do house
work, Address Help" care VI HouS-
ton Post .
SITUATION WANTED = White man
wants situation 10 drive delivery wagon
aud work In store, eight years In the
city, good references, Address s@N care
WANTED Position Of any itindi under
stand hoolSkocplnE thoroughly, host ot
references. SALARY $50 per month No.
.4tl care " Post
SITUATION as cook In some private
Christian family ProtegtanD by middle
eyed white man; has references; modcr-
ate wages Address 2Jb3, care Post
TITLE ABSrltACTORS- Know business
thoroughly; Texas Land law, Translate
French or spanish; drtushtsruan! ac.
countant. want permanent position and
good salary In strong office, Address
"Abstr0ctor." 6Sj Fort street. ParR,
Texas,
MANTBD-A full list OF your land, housed
or lots n y0u want 20 soil them, you
name the price 1 DO the rest. o, NJ,
Al
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-20
SURROUNDED. 81 MYSTERY!
q Great Mistake.

A roc,rt discov-.y : that hes12cAe.
dizziness, illness, ccliUs.1a of iAs mind.
etc., are Gus to CcraE-cment oc the nerve
ccnters which supply the brain with nerve
force; that indigestion, dyspepsia, neuralgia,
wind in stomach, etc, arise from the dcrange-
uent of the nerve canters supp!yilG; these Or
cans with nerve fluid or force. This is likewise
true of many diseases Of the heart and lungs.
TIE nerve system Is like a telegraph system,
will be snsu LY TIC accO,AD2AY.ng
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-20


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