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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

In the cause Of genuine reform we
trust tho report that Mrs. Lease has in
herited fortune is untrue. How can
creature of capital feel for the OPP
pressed by poverty True, she would not
be blamed merely for inherlting for
tune. She couldn't help 1t. She can con
tend that there Is nothing in her case
comparable to that Of men who have
deliberately gone to work to acquire
wealth. and have worked and saved
and invested judiciously until they are
rich. She IL an innocent victim of for
tune. and If she has to desert the ranks
Of the reformers to take care Of the
wealth that has fallen to her. blame her
not.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
srRoNG AGAINST WEAK.


chicago Herald.
Mrs Bridgct Riley was probably fatally
injured by the wrenchlng and crushing she
sustained at the bands Of a horde OF able
bodied, lusty beggus at the county agents
she had no chance against the two.nsted.
brawny men who jOstled her out of the
line time after time, and finally literally
crunchcd her bones against an iron pillar.
Leaving ont OF consideration the fact that
men able 10 crush woman to death have
no business seeking public charity, there
Is certainly something wrong with the sys-
tom at the county agents office which rem.
dcra such occurrences possible. Men, wo-
men and children should not be mixed up
Unfortunately in rush where the weak
VIII surely go down before the strong. The
women and children should be given ac-
commolatlOns apart from the men, who
may be allowed to crowd and fight 10 their
hearts content At all events there should
be no rendition OF tho Riley Incident
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
RoBpERs HAp p1AcK FACES.
Jock Valershamp Had Hard Struggle
With Two Men Who Were Disguised.

BY Associated Press.
Stroudsburg, Pa, March 9.-Two men
with blackened faces and hands went to
the home Of Jock" Vallershamp as he
was preparing his midday meals today
and demanded his money. He refused 20
surrender his cash and the men attacked
him.
Vallershamp made vigorous resistance
and was rapidly getting the advantage of
the robbers, when one Of them saw u gun
In the room, seized It and fired. The
charge entered Vallershamp's right lung.
The thieves then fed. In the struggle
Vallershamp, who is quite an athlete,
tore the shirt off one Of the men and TO
his surprise found that his assahant was
a white man.
The neighborlio0d Is mp in arms and
systematic search Is being made. Two
Hebrew pedlers were arrested on sus-
picion by Policeman Welter. of the
Stroudsburg police, but as they gave a
clear account OF their movements during
the day they were released.
County Detective Schafer has the
matter in charge and will make u
thorough search for the thieves. Val
lershamp Is still living but there is little
hope of his recovery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

the result Of a wound In the foot re-
ceiyed while splitting wood some weeks
ago.
A little daughter Of W. ii. Dainwood
Of Corpus Christi, jumped from u fence,
striking a small stake, which penetrated
one Of her lower limbs inflietins serious
wound
Judgment for $1,000 was awarded JEFF
Whitaker. colored, Of Sherman, against
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway
company. Whitaker had his leg broken
by one Of the defendants engines.
1t IS reported that working people Of
Zaynlla county most of whom are Next-
cans, are on the verge of starvation on
account of the depression of Mexican
dollars. Their wages are paid In Mcxi-
can mouey, and the price Of goods that
can be purchased for this money has been
doubled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
A rHoroGRAPn unLnrp

Purchase q small wire tonster. n do.
sirahle size is one ton inches in heiebt
and seven inches N width, gid the ham
with silesil. and over this cover the oni-
side with old blue plush and the ipgi,Ir
with orange satin, fullci on. ALLOW
enough to make two.nch iptlle Tor hoal.
ing al tho top; put In n shir below 81
rutile. fastcn the sides to the plush. lcay.
gig ne ends open for cabinet photographs.
about cight inches. make a brace tvn
inches from the top across, OF No. X
orange ribbon, on either side aud dnisb
with q bow Bend the long wire khndie
over and It win serve as support Ia
help q stand erect; The short handle Is
lett as en- ornament with bow OF rib.
bon attached. There are 1--WE bows ~.
qnirel in all. Of No . ribbon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
REPUBLICANS no HOLD OFF.
Say They VIII Not Submit if the Decision
Is Against Them.


AtF aAsnNAlAAfu L AAN1as
Trenton. N. j.. March 9.-The nvesti-
CATION of the alleged frauds in the cleo
ton of Assemhlyman William j. Thomp-
son of the Third district of Camden.
was begun this afternoon by the house
elections committee. The recount was
made of the ballot In one box and II
agrees with the official returns. Tomor-
row the box from the race track pre-
cinct will be reached, The Republican
senator's held long conference today
over the quo warrRnto ease. While no
decision was renched, the almost unan-
imOus opinion expressed was the He
publican senators would refuse to submit
their credentials to the bold over sena-
tors even If the decision Of the supreme
court Is adverse to the Republican con-
tention.
George b. Swain. who was elected
state treasurer by the Republican joint
meeting. win take the oath of office
tomorrow and apply TO Gov. Werts for
his commission. A resolution has been
prepared to be introduced IN the house
instructing the clerk of the house to
notify the banks holding funds Of the
state not to honor any more drafts of
Democratic Treasurer Gray and inform
ing them that Swain Is treasurer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

Wichita, Kan, March S.-AIrs. lease. the
reform agltator and orator received word
toom Dundalk, Ireland, today that by n will
ago she Is an helrcss TO large fortune
which has been accommodating Interest ever
since. The Irish relatives ana not know
what had become Of the Cines OF witch
family Mrs. Lease comes tan her fame
spread over the continent and tinnliy rench-
cd the county Of I0uth, In which her aunt
stated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

Afr. y. n Gopher was appointed general
circulation agent for tho Daily Gnhetto
October /. Iila travelling representatives
are J. !. Mullen. Albert Rogers and J. H.
Lcttesa Of authority are given to nil nc.
credited agents OF tho Gazette, and In case
ms agents should be- required to exhibit
their authority.
Al posimastera are authorized to act us
agents for tho Gnzette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

A rate war between roads from North
ern points to Texas, bringing down the
cost Of transportation as low. proper
tionatcly to distance, as now rules to
California points, would crowd the
trains. But the evidence of ticket
agents goes to show that the cut rates
to California resulted in but a slight
Increase of travel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

think nothing of the trip, and invalids
will 20 there for health. Greenland viii
superscde Alaska. as Alaska superseded
Maine. and then-'well. the next thing
may be pleasure trip IN quest Of the
North Pole.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

This paper ~ Kept on Mo and advertising
rates may he nucortalnol az tho ONCE OF
The American Newspaper Publishers Asso-
citation, Temple Court New York. 1r from
~ Eastern business Office, AB Tribune
building, New York
Western business Office 5C0 'erhc Rook.
cry" Chicago. N.
s G. Beekwith, solo agent for foreign ad.
yefiislug.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

The writ Of Injunction has been called
upon for almost every purpose where one
person sought to restrain another; but
the most novel use of it Is by girl
in Kansas, who has enjolned her lover
from marrying another girl. At this
rate. Cupid will have to take course
in the law schools before he can CON
slider himself fully equipped for business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
PURITY AND PROTECTION.

Protection Involves the corrupt ntcrter-
ence ~ the millionaire corporations with
legislation. II makes pure legislaton-leg-
islntion IN the interests Of the whole people
-an lupn7slDillty. The system Is barbnric
In Its blind selllshnoss, aud from It's very
nature Incompatible with pure government
IL Is passing Il will pass. All the forces
OF civilization and benevolence, OF order,
progress, humanity and religion are against
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

As soon as Congressman Wilson had
completed his bill he had to be taken.
half dead, to Mexico. Senator Voor-
hecs has Just completed his amendments
to the Wilson bill, and has his grip
packed for Hot Springs. The tariff is
deadly foe to statesmen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
HrsroRro GREAT MEN.


IHWITWWTVITE -NVW77
Great as Elizabeth was, She is best known
a. the sovereign whose reign was glorihcl
~ shake5+are ahI spGnsef. Ana whs IN
be written, It VIII be found TO be the
history OF AlhCaulay, and Bright, and Cob
den, and Peel, and Gladstone, and Beacons-
field OF Tennyson, aud Browning. and By
ron, Rud Thnclteray, and Dickens Of Oar
win, and Spencer, and lyndall, and Hulk
ley.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
A DIRTY cn1cAeo rR1cK.

NltNtiWhu lFtsa.
Chicago IA again ut the front. That city
has produced the boss mean man In the
person Of Il fellow who cOurted q widow
won her Tutoring heart, borrowed all the
money sho had, onened a saloon aud then
married her charming daughter, or course
mean Chicago trick, to make the best OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
DUFFY.
SURRENDERED to the Sheriff for Firing Mt
Iiile-rhe Latter Has Gone to
Denison.


Special Dispatch.
Dallas, Tex, March 9.-Tom Duffy.
who shot at j, w. lille last night, gave
himself up TO the sheriff at 4 o'clock
Ihis morning, later he was taken before
Justice. j. ". SHELTON and waived ex-
99niiliinatlon' His bond was placed at $3.50.
bond This afternoon they surrendered
him again and Withdrew. Duffy was for
years a well-known railroad man, mi
whisky has wrecked him. He hasn't
besn inside of church for two years
j. G. Russell, the old man who WAS
SHOT by an accidental shot, will recover
harrnngne caused the trouble. denarted
for Denlson tonight ''u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

London now has u society composed
of lis 'smartcst set called Souls" 1t
is fair to assume that there is only one
thought for every two members as the
society il to demonstrate tho possibility
of Platonic friendship.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

The storm waves will reach this mo,
Tidlan and the other changes viii ocur
at and within 100 miles Of Fort Worth
within tweniy-four hours before or after
funset OF the dgtcs given below:
March lO-Wind changing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
WEDDING pnINrnps

Wedding presents, that harvest of
beauty and value, reaped on the threshold
OF mNtrlnony, lave hitherto been address.
ed to the bride. The present correct
metnol recognizes the groom as at ieast
Boxes and parcels are now directrJ 10
The bride care Of the groom. Woo bc.
tide the establishment (where directions
freak OF fashion. ''i' "e"
=, All cards. must be removed from we'd.
ding gifts, If displayed" is another man.
date mat Is on the. side Of delicacy and
gitt Of love, and the Offering az val \,
known. '0'H uu-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

Political offenders and yellow Jack are
now occupying the cells of Brazilian pris-
ons. The presence Of the latter will
probably prevent on oyercrowding.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

\ marine knot is 6oSo.2T feet. but
TOO many matrimonial knots are meas.
ured by the distance from the altar to
the divorce courts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

Since his return from his duck hunt.
ing, President Cleveland gives no indi-
cation Of a change of heart toward of.
tee-hunters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

When he arose to protest against the
nasty passage of the scigniorage bill
senator Shermau's smile was neither
childlike nor Bland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

Mr.. n. F. Sprinkle Is circulator for the
Gazette In Fort Worth and orders for the
paper should be given 10 him or bis agents..
His Office Is Ola Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

Voters In Fort Worth should bear In
in'nd that it is tide unexpected that hap
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

-. ~ YOU have an incurahle osso ~ o.,
.lg l, propFleura u Dr. Sares fato,-i, S,5etrrh,
,h ray You 500 cash Tley bsi;a tss, i5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.
Art Series No. 10.
COUPON 6.
Numbers Changed Daily.
COUPON 6.

Send or bring in O coupons OF
different numbers together with two
cent stamps 10 The Gazette, and you
viii receive John L Stoddard's Port
folio OF Photographs.
As all mail orders are referred to
the Chicago publishers to be filed :,
from ten to twontY days may elaps 81
between the time Of mailing .he ou-I
pons and receipt Of the portfolios
We cannot undertake private CORE
spoudenco In reference 10 these port
folios. II any subscriber whose remit
lance has been received does not get
his portfolio within three weeks, and
will so notify US by postal card, we
will return his ten cents or make new
order to the publishers, at his option.
TOR FULL PARTICULARS SEE ADV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

you have missed any Of the ROY ious issues you
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

oa The Salvation Army has bought 900
OOo acres Of land in Southern NIexieo
ana VIII colonlze 5000 families thereon,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
LhRGES7 TEXAS csRcUzh1oM.
SOUTHERN cWcULATIoS
Wih Three Exceptions


Entered at the postoflco at Fort Worth,
Tex. as second-class mail matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23

RE6iSTRATJoN NOTICING Is here
BY given that, IN pnrvuaneA or an act Of
the leslsleture az reNas. approved April
Of March. 1884, Il being this tirat Tlesday
In said month. az tho court house IN the
city OF Houston. county OF iiarra. state
OF Texas open the books OF my oifice as
registrar Of said city for the registration
OF all the voters OF said city and Viii
keep the same open from o'clock in
The forenoon iir j o'clock In the after
noon every day Tor twenty consecutive
DAYS, Sundays excluded Max RoNenthal
Registrar. $50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23

NOTICE.
Notice ~ hereby given that the annual
OF directors OF the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson Railroad company OF
1881 will be hcld AT the offlce OF the com
pany In the city of Galveston. on Tues
day. April 5, 1874. at 70 o'clock noon.
A. A. VAN AI5STYNE
~ Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23

LIST OF ANSWERS FOR advertisers III
office Of The Pos tor week ending
2ilii. 2o2 Cl, Mrs b. Nj, 2sIl O., Coun-
try, 2S25 257s, it3 cS7a, al9t 49,, lreg,
Iaayl ~. 1854 (G), 2Sfq 81 1854, j. X. "a,
0Sl. as62. laiiier. Mrs. Moore, 1868. 1855
NJ N M r.. Music, 25le o. ". 2365
2ie0 t5). gsi6. Private Family t2l. Pre-.
scfiption Clerk. 1912 90 Jack Rothstelp
2so5 f,A, u G. n 2s96 81 1905 g32S. 2ils
ssel Fair. q. II, a07. Eolp, 225S. s7SS
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spECTAL NOTICES.

ELECTION Fk0Ci4AAiAII5N--
BY virtue Of ehe aHthos'lty vestfd ~
me as mayor q tue wy vi aousepn, :
iug that on Monday, April Z ~ = sen-
eral election VIII DO held fni sne eieS-
ton cf al elective officers 81 lne Alty
city engineer city tax assesssor and col
leetpt. city tinrshal, csty strset com
missioner, recorder and me slas'rileti o.
the different wards, ana nefepy 49, ,,sis
ignateathe following places iQr hqlqlils
the p9Sss ~ said electioh and the olntefA
AZ said polls VIII First wafu Nill pe
held All Macatess wafehonHe, ana Jhs 3
"a krsser is hereby appointed .prSs,o5
Weiss are hereby arl,oitrted judges q
election TO Tteside nIid copuiieg stsm
First ward POLL Second wair,d pei Y.
be held at Henry 'reuIla' 5 l5all on Z f'ltliA,
I'm street between ~. q ~
iintsniils as'1 -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23

paNG But THE TRUTH AND He WANTS THAT TRUTH BOILED
FL ~ TIME WASTE ABOUT THE EDGES 81
X WANTS TO or THE Mtv.s M,sll
CARE FOR a HUNDRED PAGES or OPINIONS ~ -
~ = "A HUNDRED LINllsof SOLID fArIs
I No 70 SAY HE WANTS THE ENCYCLOPEDIA ~
r sykk WILL SO MEET THE slsf me-
sne ~ JUSTLY BEEN eAIED TIfE lSNoWlfnaE - -
s1slp coAiI'FsssED INTO F1zBT or BOOK Shell
~ AcTERST1C BUSINESS Man y ia
Ias In ~ THE JUDGMENT -
OK 80 THE AsI Al. MERIT OF FRoJEtr AZ ~
III 80 INTO LINE HE GETS ~ ON THE ~ !, r,
Il .i' 49, saHsvp s3oIs WATTS Until AZ. r 49,
- THEN Iia FINDS 1.-THE STOCKS ia N ''oNA -
VI ASsrsIIsTIc TEXAS BUSINESS A3A .b,a a
shN ER ENC cIQfEA i9'
Easess NAY YET BE HAD NJ itAt4ss,
asAN SEES HOW TIC BRITANNICA w
a M a1r 4 CHEAT AFlsR LIKE THE Aonstom rs 1, &
fe N-i1ATE INTRODUCTORY tA.'
Attis THE HAVE Btss9eaf, :
lNG THEN ALL WILL MAJ eotss1
s & re PA Rf9s faAlsss MAJ,
ngp w sfiREwp ENouGH no PtfciiAsE N Ian IN af
Il rms lsion HAS LUST 800 I'ER yoLhAh - ~
~ 9o1sk. WRITE At ONCE TO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23

N0TTf7I5 C)F DISSOLUTION,
an the TAT day ~ this current month,
N5area 1874, the law firm eempoeei Of
Geo Goldshwaite. Presley Is EWING
.nd n Il Ring WIS dissolved
% Geo. Goldthwaife.
ron TiIslNG, ties and telegraph poles,
III cypress. pine Of oak, aIH'lE % ~ -
Viisan 6solmesneil, Texas Prompt de-
iixsfies made; correspondence solicited ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23

FOR iSAI1E--Qn easy monthly payments.
one two-ntory house In Fourth wnrd.
south. A1u Webster avenue.
One oncAHtory cottage. Khird ward 2QoS
San JAcluto street.
Texas savings and Real Estate In
vestment Association. Trust Company
Rufdfup.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23

MADAM WARREN Spiritual Medium has
moved 20 1918 Fannti street, corner Cal
houn; s.ttings 81; seances Thursday night
and Sunday night. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23

CASH % cent lafee. handsome satin
lelaid NalnsnDks 4 cent1 q yard case
made mosquito OarH Ftanlthns4 AlI
Main street y
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'' PERSONAL.

49,
FOR diseased liver OF Kidneys, or spleen
enlargement, there II no better remedy
ihun the Celebrated LulinK MinerAi
water; for board BY the day, week OF
month";. together with use OF the water.
write for terms TO the New Johnston
Hotel. lnline 1exas .
NINE. REuYNER. the most successful
fortune teller can be consulted person.
ally or by mali on all subjects, fees SOC
and 81 Coz Travis street. =
MADAM VAI.REEi,g Spiritual Medium, has
moved 20 1918 Fanniu street corner Sal-
houn; s.ttings 81; Seances Thursday nislt
and Sunday Night. -
IF Everything laii and you Lore an hope
ard confidence and You are aflicted with
any complaint do not fail and see Mrs.
Drs. Basfnur & Warner. They treat all
Diseases by new system OF electricity,
saivanisr and medical electric, vapof
aud water baths; specific for rheuina-
tisn, neuralgia, malaria blood and SKIN,
and All nervous diseases. Our treatment
Is unsurpAsshd Tor NIL female Troubles,
Irregularities. weakness and general "
health peculiar 10 woman Il btlngs per-
lnanent relief Urethrnl 1tticture, t1lps
ture. piles facial blemlshes removed
by electro galvAiiism without injury te
the skin. Ladies infaliible safeguard
and female pills. Rooms az 10 81. 1Niarn
bttltliiie. u
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND
EfaECrRlCAL SUPPLIES
zl .ller, electrical engineer. dealer
10 electrical supplies; repairs promptly
sstenniso any paIal g eo srr
encs solicited. 0id Electric Light Sta
zion. Houston Texas.
HOUSTON STEAM DYE woRKS--t
Ladies and Ecnu garments q every
description cleaned, dyed and repaired
No ia Travis street A. ISirsehnick
prnpriHturs
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PUBLISH Eias
The Post is prepared . set rn your
4ax ists Of other matter on Linotype
Machines saving goo time and money.
Write US for esiiinstes on tspesetting
jobs Of any kind
HOUSTON PosT,
Il Houston, Texas
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MARnTAeps

~. MISUNDERSTANDING unuer TITS uead az
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1ceslsss NOR Aisrs From nay ntn of tnofsi
oushhtt.i Whltt lfrahmas tiiirteen ears
for 81. Address NJ, Il. psaviS, Houston.
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FOR SABf-fHine iorSryai danghters Of
Fancyie Harry, No a1l3, 70. s. salNt
ghefl Temple te8as 81
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FOR SAIifi GIN TisAt4l tlcntpiptA set
o. tlnHeie tt0ls 1871 kslan 81 trade. A1.s
dress Wiliiafn QnAgitinS. fipSyls, Non.
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SITUATIONS wANrnp.

.--
SITUATIONS WANTED
WA N1aDlo 4fiy ypunS man u ~ yentss, no.
stsuu * any kind sbat " npiicst and
hpno1upei MOI a1lSid ~ work; VASES
illuderats y. y Is cafe POST
MANI ~ sIcmploynient ID farm rs exs
neriercea young Jex9ni am rtfrEcticf
moan peAlneAss HnexNN ptioHal reference,
AudreNs III once W Marques itta Pros
ION eYenue HOUSTON Texas. 8
~ An rii Position aS ilooKifecIer; cTfIde
work OF drug ul0FllS ~ years Nid salary
on trial; good refrruncrE NYfil d.
care II. II RaEht, WaNanaphie IcNaR
MA III Estimation sagruisr anu
nprist by vne shHt understands ina hiiS.-
neaA Address n G., care saung Nlcn'ss
an Ifais hsaocifgioll =
NJ siA 'isll yopuS iAap wGfA cars
fggacrg, warts 3 pasfitHa Az hh1sKSeprt
Aastres.i iii ItqnAscn 1,0st
y IN AR lIsNi5Ietl ntnns sg8t Mapys Is oeya
vote j1iF spare ttnle fE lNarplnR efDNli.
sst 'qeSs H reasonable my. ~ az
care tssst 70
NylAj,ri,l1i) soSfs3ssa IS ssr exueriancad
egetsttsr and indiHtfioug sli;iit sls Sil
AHeby IL inulNag8n il ANY a.3ic OF hust4
ion roAl. III
II a iiil1S WA nc lss; man IND VII
ge,yn socks 20 take cilatEe ~ a. issIchnnl
tn lptel pr hoqsSliug .nUssSe. city of roilii4
IT, Aditess 2l5t. llslselsis 2st
i-s5,- . ~ NJ ~ < II IL
p,fii, fsn,te, n sst M 49,
-, siurAf. hUuEamNid or htill Ia <iktRe,it
etsptleinanls tainliY k9dress sac. ups
MAZE sl'.- Situation u gouns nal,..
farm nund or uTlSn wagon in town. Adl
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23

7Tf7ft 56I 800 aares llberly county 500
acres nine miles OF Heustnsa; 70 Here8
near city Iinits iDit adjoining City, MisA
Aaana no Louisiana street.. xx
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23

MAMIE f1F-ts Position, MS f1ooi,lfecfiet; olflce
work OF drug ul0rlSS ~ years Nidi salary
on ifiAl3 good ftferuncrS Wfiia D.
care II. Al. RaEht, WaNanaphle, 1eXaa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23

TrlI{ H1sI.Ei-.s HOUSE and lof ana qilsEssr.
Y three blocks from Capitol Hotel. Capitol
ffraet. Thifd ward; 5000 4. iir2an 81
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