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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-15

The announcement that Mary Howe, the
beautiful and popular singer, whose name
has always served to draw crowded house,
is once more in America and appears here
Wednesday, March II, at the Opera house,
has already created the greatest of interest
in musical and society circles. No young
singer, now before the public, is SO
near to the hearts of our peo-
pie, as this sweet Vermont girl,
and her recent and undisputed triumphs in
Germany have only served to increase the
interest in her, reappearance. At her con-
cert here she is to. be assisted by her own
Concert Company, with which she is to
make tour of ten to twelve weeks, ex-
tending from Bangor in the East to Omaha
in the West. Her husband. Mr.. Will
liam LAWN, who has often partici-
pated in many Of her successes, will
be with her as tenor of the company, and
the other leading member of the company
is the bright and bewitching young violin
ist, Leonora Won Stosch. whose friends
are many all over the land; and surely no
company could expect or look for two more
handsome artists than Mary Howe and
Miss Won Stosch. Sig Campanari,
who 10 without question the principal
baritone Of New York today, and
whose work in "Pagliassi," "Cavaliria, }"
and other works with the American Opera
Company, created such enthusiasm, also
will be heard land Mr.. Luckstone, the pianist,
certainly is always welcome wherever he ap-
pears. With such company. the reappear-
ance Of Mary Howe will make an important
event in the musical record of the year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-15
THE rrREMEx's ENTERTAINMENT.


A large audience greeted Tony Clark and
his Juvenile band last evening in the opera
house at the entertainment given BY oui
Augusta fire department. The first seiec-
ton on the programme was the grand
march by the band, which was well rem
dered, as was the music throughout.
The recitations, songs, music ana JOKES
nv George Shaw, in the role OF negro
character, received large amount OF sp-
nlause and created considerable iaugnsef'
The horiz ntal bar feats by Herbert Locke
and James Brennan were excellent.
plummer and Whitcomb in their msn
kicking act did good work, considering Inc
little prac ,ice they had had. Little MISS
Ists Hsskelfs singing was heartily en-
cored. ... MIX. OF !,
IN. iading the thrilling fire scene, with the
.a.,,e Of persons from burning building |:
. ~ the fin ale, .victory Over the Flames,
: 90 a very interes log feature OF the per
formsnce. in which our Augusta hremen
took the leading parts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-15
yostomce StatisticA.

The American postoffice was tut in oper-
alton in ITO. An exchange says that last
wear there were al, SOL mics Of mail routes
and 81, 119 postoffices. The revenues of the
department were SIC, 93O,475. There were
carried $500 00o, 600 letters. The worlds
mail comprises 5000. 100000 letters and
5000, 0OO, 900 papers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-15

1lis are out for the grand concert and
~ Of Augusta typographical Union No.
~ 70 Be held Monday evening, March 70,
= Aeonian hall. Music by Higgins or
1easa' 10 pieces. Floor director, james
: brennan. Refreshments at Viewers res
Aafant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-15

No. I, April ~. A - Days' Trip through
Colorado, New Mexico, California, the Pacific
Northwest, Alaska, Montana. and the Yellowstone
No. ., April -. A Os Days Trip, the
same as No. 1, but emitting Alaska
No. 3. April III. A 81 Days. Trip through
New Mexico, Arizona. California. Nevada, Utah.
The Yosemite Valley may be visited In. connie.
ton with either of these excursions.
No. 4, May u. A 40 days' trip across
the Continent and to Alaska, outward by the Ca
madam Pacific Railroad, and homeward through
the Yellowstone National Park. s...st-. ssal,.l
The parties will travel in Magnificent spec.
la vestibule Trains. wl,0 Dining Cars
and all other frst-class appointments. /
Additional California ExcursioDes
March and -.
Excursion to Mexlcos March IS. ~
Excursions {, Washington March II.
March 20. and April IL; to Lookout Mountain.
March 13; to Gettysburg, March 30; to Hlchs
mOnd and Old Point Comfort, April "a.
A Special European Party will leave New
York April z, by the French Line.
Special Train Through Central end
Northern Europe, the party 70 leave New
York by the North German Lloyd Line june 70
SsrSend for descriptive book. mentioning the d
particular tour desired.
RAYMOND 4 WklTCoMB,
22O Washi N Ct ON street { opposite school
Sireet,t Boston. z u..si
marl3d3t
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l!9ifo.,

he n. sas lessons sss: ns's are published Il hi;
OF aeSs free Of charge More ef So psie
for AZ the rate Of ten cents mel
KENNEBEC.
.-...-M.r. II, Mrs. Elizabeth D. Bart'f.
20 ~ years. months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-15

Preseriptioa IN ~ ev~ Afty yeafs. srs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-15

The GRAND OPPORTUNITY Of !VE SEASON
DON'T MISS TT.
Of rcutomr have for
Lace Curtains
during the few weeks lack obliged
that did not keep them We
We made with Houses
shall have eight days samples
Nottingham, Irish Point, Swiss Embroidered,
Egyptian, Brussels, Imitation Brussels, .Ruff7ed
i Muslin, and Chenille Curtains.
the comfort their the style wished
We shall take
qualities everything exactly and deliver the goods when
~ ~t+
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Sale Begins Friday March 9th and Continues Days.
Lehman 81 $pauld1nE,
The WdeaVake Square dealing Cash Dry Goods Merchants
Corner of Water and Bridge Streets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-15
Following d the concert programme !:

v. Carman and George E. Thomp-
y company with John ID. Philbrick
ssan n. Haiues, county commissioner
y New Hampshire, visited the insane
= fal, Wednesday evening to inspect the
asstiag arrangements.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25
srnoIAL NOTICES lcontlnaeal

No. 1881
THE STATE OF TEXAs-To the Sheriff
or any Coz stable OF Harris county,
greeting: w. j. Anbertin, executor cf
the estate of Merry Noble. deceased
having Med In cur county court his final
account OF the condition OF ths estate OF
said Mary Noble, deceased together
with an application &c be discharged
from said executorsiiip.
You are hereby commanded that by
publication Of this writ for twenty days
prllr 10 the return DAY hereof, In a
newspaper regularly published IN the
county of Harris, you give due notice
to all persons interested IN the account
for ANAL settlement OF said estate, TO hle
their objections thereto. II any they
have, on Or before the March term. 1884
OF said county court, commencing ana
to be holden at the court house Of said
county IN Houston, Texas, on the frst
Monday In March, 1891 when said ae.
count and application will be considered
by said court.
witness my hand and seal OF office ut
Houston. Texas, this 18th day of Feb
riinry, 1891 G. Il. WINKLER.
Clerk County Court Harris Co.. Texas
Bv Win Lambert Deputy
hereby certify the above to be a true
copy. GEO. ELLIS.
Sheriff Harris Co.. Texas.
BY G.. ". Tucker, Deputy.
I hereby order this writ published In
the Houston Daily Post for full twenty
days prior to return day hereof.
GEO. ELLIS,
Sheriff Harris County.
BY A. L. Conaw;ly, Deputy
Houston. February Il. 1898. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS = Sealed
proposals. are lnvltsa ANA VIII be re-
celNed by the City o. Houston until y
o'clock noon. Tuesday. March G. 1873. for
the erection OF q high school building
az Houston Texas. al OF the works
Will be bid on as under one coltfacL
except the heating and ventilation and
plumbing and gas tubing, waicn viii
form separate c0ntrActa q certuied
check payable 10 John T. Browne,
mayor, in the sum of one thousand dol
lars $1,000 must be filed with eaen pro-
posal Tor tho entire works. and IN me
sun OF FIVE hundred dollars CSD0D each
with each proposal for heating and
plufnbing. Blank forms Of proposals can
be obtained at the Office OF tile atcltect
Waiting therafrom. A bond IN the sum
OF one-half the contract amount VIII be
required from tne biuderp whose propos-
ais are accepted with Texas sursties
satisfactory to The finance committee OF
the city council, and the above caEtinst
checks referred TO are TO be forfeited
to Che City Of Houston 10 case the bids
der no wnom the contract II uwlr~ed
fails to enter Into contract and make
said bond within ten 90 days after be-
ing notified.
The plans and specifications can be
seen at the office OF the architect Eus
gene 4. Heiner, Houston, Texas, after
the Sth day OF February The ght ~
reserved to reJRct any and all prppp ais
received, All proposals must be Med
with the city secretary by or before y
0s'09' "''' =, Jo Il 4. BROWNE.
Mayor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

no ARCHITECTS accordance with
an order made az The February term,
1894. OF the commissioners court Of Con
s;nsclhsations from architects for q first-
class are proof court house for Gonzales
county. not to exceed ia total cost the
sum Of slxty-hye thousand dollars; said
court will NEST n spcclal Sc ION en-
Mnndnv the 26th day ct March, 1891,
for the purpose OF considering said plans
ana snecifications said court reaerving
the right 10 reject any or all OF said
pans and specifications ..
mo, S. CONWAY,
County Judge Gonzales County.
conzales. Texas. February "a. lbyt 2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

y w.. Niss.-In the United .l,,,,i g
4 ss,s.rpl op grand jury returned
+ Z. court w su,s against timber cut
Isifni irss nj lands
4 q rs. -1'ne tenth .. annual o,,on ssi
.uuia F;orlda chautauqiua :, opened s,i',,,
4 81 u Ne large Attendance IRON
\ rsifs ~ F 81 ihe cpunuy,
'r'0n Kv-one Carroll shot
rorndtd O. =; bu s,orc a5 -
issill .r.red 10 Carroll 5 store "''t
S,sss oss 81 an old quarrel ~,
~ 'e' IN spite Of the very disa-
Y. weather A are a g.t meeting Of
rel.s..sN today ne In ll,r,,,,,,,ral soelsty
ll'ss Il ilsiana AsFivu''p' -
rs 1es'' 10 wv. B. King,
i ,S,IrFiI.s, ,,,aser dealer OF Flat Lick,
Az s s fcw evenings s nosr s ,ss,
ns ~ s.,pper, and has not oeen seen
IN non since N, CIV tss,,,
Nv $500 f7a-Ihe Capital city Lis ...,
,ahsssse' ~ has been organized
IN q capitai y. ~ vyiu snnpiv
se sas plaat mere ali' - f'r's
~ i Isr3 and tuel-
- Tenn. The body OF simon
|lilinoosa, ,ssrro sand-dlgger. was
llssE, !, a pile fifteen feet deep.
I buried Y p,s Vas found extinct, but
" " mas Sun warm.
FL sheriff Leblanc captured
|slii.c s,, nav wanted at Woodvllle,
" M ~ sSarge OF robbery. AT the
q " an,ure he was working for
,'ssan, about eight miles from Abb
80. Nlss.-wat Turner, one OF
ls'ass1, IA for assisting In the es-
.sr A'i s,..saner. Leonard Smith. attor
~ ~ rial lr Justice Mem Inns
y. rSiiseharged for lack Of criminal
niles sam Qu.n and Lewis
Nv, ro-r6es. got tnto a quarrel
@~ wv, which resulted IN the XIII
|, ' ess3 caused by a blow upon the
"a heavy hludgeon in the hands
Ais. The sleeping apartment
IA Ms A. II. Peale was invaded
ss box containing over $500 stolen.
I, ia 81 a bureau drawer and the
I. /, IA stolen from beneath Mrs.
/ pillow.
,. Ala.-The tonTIe anth an
.. ..is,sn u the Woman's Mission
' ..s'. II the Alabama conference
ss TJ.,hodly, Episcopal church was
n 4 DE Dexter Avenue Methodist
/, ~ tsurca.
,.~rs IA large number of friends
-, gathered Mt the Methods;
! VI isaseh hese to witness the mar
4 4 M g. II, Putnam, Jr,, to Miss |
4 IN 18th 81 this place, and proni-
4 i sal circles.
I ~ Tim. Tho Tennessee Union !
..s.s E1deavor, representing soeie-
-,S 4 membership Of 1900, met in
..sl s.ssion. There are 400 dele |
,sr he principal cities In the 1
4 VA S1li Tspresented.
~ Law p. Russell, superin-
1 IA !, ts Lake Charles Rice Milling |
! " Ais been IN town this week |
800 r,s tor his mill. He succeed
q ,ss&szse 600 sacks, which have
II n.,tA d Lake Charles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

NOTICE
The undersigned commissioners OF
Harris county respectfully invite bids
from property holders OF this county
for two hundred acres Of farming land
10 be used for ccantv poor farm, said
land NOT TO be over ten miles from the
cs1urt house OF Harris county and stu
ated upon public road. Proposals wiz
be received at 10 o'clock q. m. March
g. 1891. at the court house
Howard Dunks.
]. g. Ehrhardt.
Vim. Haucl.
go Commissioners.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

NgIcE 10 CONTRACTORS Sealed
proposals. addressed 70 tnt Ls,f ssfrst
tnry. WIN be recptpea ~ ilf Gifaff Nnlu
T1elock 3. m,. atRfch y, 1873. for tiie
navlnF u 80 nnen q Texas avenue
irlrp b@tWeen Caroline ans 5AfHf2A
10, AZ IA moi already paYedl S4ia
osv3r,r III he of yltflned prsc4. zura ~
row beng ueea " pauAs o{pef
s,re,-fa n me city; the wQrk q ~ dune
e,coi.Il,,r "a sractlca Hons tllfrH-Qr on.
AZ III sfe Office 0k the Guy knslAfer,
ana 10 ne palp fog ~ may " E61eeg'
sin6n eithef in cash Or " psi eNht
mas ~ provided IA stc.ipu r. 81 tne
city charter. pr p tnaprossmant, /, sfs w
rssf zee uavahlc N 1--WE arNHal lnaftli-
nrttsst XIV tidder % name the nricF
II liner Each bid must be aceglnpa-
nied 81 4 certined ehack tor ~ y
lire the EXECUTION Ok coIuffect any
~. ef.errssfnl 1.d1er VIII ce fetulfel
~ eise pond 10 ths suyn q tlY9 4 pr ~, ne
eatfhfui completion Of the NoiA' tss
ei,is JOHN 4. BROWN.
~ DIGS Mayor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

SEALED bids VIVA o. received FOR the
purchase on the Cd academy building,
excepting the granite sills and hnttls:
sstaated on the Academy square. city df
ltcrsto1; an material to be removed
from nhe grounds by March IS. 1884,
I.aage bids al my office. No 5lS. corner
Travis end Capitol streets; al bids to
be IN by MarcA . The right to reject
any ard ali bids reserved Chas p.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

NOTICE 10 BRIDGE BUILDERS Bids
for the contract OF building the proposed
iron and steel bridge across the BTaz $
river. at Columbia, Texas are hereby adj
yertised for and solieited. Bids VIII be
received at the office Of r. y puf, the
secretary Of the Brizos Bridge Con-
etrrctfon Committee at Columbia,
Texas. from date until 10 O'Clock 4. m.
on the 18th day 81 March. 1891 Plans
and specifications are OIL iile with the sec
rotary ~ said e0mmigiee. appointed ny
the commissioners e2iut Of bfAHoriA
county, Texas, and may be obtained on
application. Parties bidding on sub and
eipeqsfraeture must accompany the.T
bids with a certified check Tor Sl0ga.
payable to the c5unty judge or said
county. FOR the use Of said county. condl-
TONED that the said bidder, contracter az
bridge builder VIII Within thirty days
from the date 81 award enter into bond
for the faiS.sG performances 81 the con-
tract. Parties btaing on ateac cub
structure only VIII accDmpany tAslr
bids with check as above. except that
the amount OF the cheek shall be FOR
$500. SAID committee And thu c1unty le-
serve the right 10 reject aay and all
bids and no bids VIA be cofisidarcd nn-
less Ii conformity with the plans and
specifications on Ble prepared by eng.-
neer. The contract Tor construction Sill
be let on March 10, 1921 az Brazoria.
j. p. UNDERWOOD.
3-5 Chairman Bridge COMMITTEES.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

I7Hs sAsY is CUTTING TEETH
IN M n that old and wen tried
M NJ glnslows Soothing Syrup.
.slt,,s nsAlng. II ssoothes the
"A ,ll..ss itieums, allays all pain,
VA md is the best remedy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

BULK slIEDS--Just received Vineless
vans, Tennessee Triumph New YORK.
Rose potatoes. artlchokes etecN reasA
sorghum, Golden Beauty. Hickory X IA.
and white Pearl common alfalfa and
grass Seeds. onion Gets aud seed lSaIrir
Gold Dust, New Hope Storm Proof; cat,
alogpa free. Holloway Co. whniessia
and retail seed merchants Dallas. Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

FcR aAfE-c,n easy monthly pnyments
enc iwo-story house IN Fourth wafd.
south $40 WebgteT avenue
One onc-Btory cottage, third ward; Soos
San Jac.nto street.
rexas SAVINGS and Real Estate In.
yentmeut Association. Trust Company
ButidnR.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

For SADc--i have 1900 CORDS - Mod
cut and corded, On tbs wes, bank 81 thu
l5laxJs river at CsunltNa Braxora
county. Texas, for sale a. s. per cord /
want a purchasp.. Address X G. Dun
Columbia TeShs. g.3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

FOR SALls--tiin and NTH Tor sale; -
from 1000 to 1900 bales per season; Will
trade Tor good lands or Will sen on eaay
terms. Apply 10 John Beyett & Bros.
Alvord Texas *
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

10 EGGS FOR So from stansinrd Light
BramnsS, BLACK l.angeh1ns. Barred Ply
noun Rocks, SILVER SaSnglei Ham
hurEs. Brown Lrxhorus, Is eggs for s. so
flo5n Cornish indian Gamee Pecan
Grove Poultry Yards. 4. O. box sla,
Austin A.22
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

CftRA NIuAis Double white. red, pins.
salmon, silver ana golden ieAyed rose
and shipped Ia blooming condition.: 81
per dozen. A. Whitaker, boa Travis NJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

4. y. ROBINSON & SON, Austin. Texas,
breed r. 10. CRISIS Champions and p
W Carcws Grade laps. Is egKs Tor
$3.50. e-sf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

FOR SAl5ie,-Fircprocf safes. engines aud
boilers, No. 5 Knowles pump, one VIC
roiia carriage one team ~ mares. one
h3ai IS feet leng. one M. cook stove.
two hel racfis Uiltcg Of furniture.
Frank n McLsawen. nj foundry. %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

SITUATION wuncd Ia hotel or bnarilnH
afonaa aa clark or waiter or second eock
good tefctpncec Address ssas care Post.
y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

TAN your furS at home With 1anAiine.
made and Tor sale at Texas Curiosity
Ss5p. corner Caroline and Congress ave.
nua "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25
WHAT Is ECZEMA !?
It is an agony of agonies.
A torture of tort,,,ss

1t IS an agony of agonies
A torture Of tortures.
ltisan itching and burning of the
skin - = beyond endurance
It's thousands Of pin.headed ves.
icles filed with an asrid fluid. ever
forming, ever bursting, ever flowing
upon the raw excoriated skin.
No part of the human skin is
exempt.
It tortures, disfgures, humiliates
more than all other skin diseases.
Tender babiesare among its most
numerous victims.
They are often born with It.
Sleep and rest are out Of the
question.
Most remedies and the best phy.
siciansgenerally fail, even to relieve.
If CUTiCURA did no more than
cure Eczema, it would be entitled to
the gratitude Of mankind.
ltnot only cures but
A single application is often ufli-
cient to afford instant relief, permit
rest and sleep, and point to aspeedy
cure.
CuTIcuRA works wondersbecause
it is the most wonderful skin cure
of modern times.
Sold Throughout the world. Price, CurfcuRA.
Toe. SOAR, g5o. REsoLvEsT. 81. PorrER
DRuo ANp oHEa, Corr, sole Props, Boston,
"All about the Skin. Scalp, and Blood free.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

ANyANllcl q ~ osgl,on as 6aleSanan, soi,c-
tor " collector by Young man, bent Of
rcfercnces steady and reliahle. AddrcsH
esS6. care Post. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25
nrAr. ESTATE ron sAIr-con.

uEAL ESTATE ron sALfs-con.
FOR SAIsF-- s3ixte5n acre. Of land half
mile nom city Unite on county road! n
great narealu,. Ten lists 10 RAArtr al
dillon, one block from tnirr,shnrg rad;
SIX iois % san Juointo street, nesr cleo
eric c,r hae, han;san,e re denst on
Pudor. eibM Congress aven,tN IS
FOR SALE F'svc. ten. twenty and forty
acre tiaoss ln Maguclta HtlehtS. hilfn
wyil dfain>i, rich Mnd, cElN miles 81
gradsl stseets. The Most desirable aasi
uacapfct acre property raag the city,
onlv onefourth q a mile from Inc ntw
race track IL VIII nay you 20 look AZ
chs land 4 icoissrg cor q heme or an In
vestment Apply to o. NJ. pudnr. ", ri
agsge, glsN consrcsa avenue. Is
FoR SALE 900 acres DC iand n Ses
county, hikh rollins land on RAILROAD.
WV ncres % land m Nioscr.a ccunty,
Nlose 70 town e Nureesy 10000 acrce %
land N Victoria county. near Victoria;
tire ABOVE tracts are cminentiy wcli
w1tptcd Tor cc,onltatlo PURPOSES and
ere on the market AZ very low prizes
Tor PARTICULARS call on y. NJ PuAon
land ana ,irfmirTa ton agent. 9l6,h Con-
Frtsss AVENUE tA9assn Rlockl. ~
ftlR SAI.N-.iiauEg ana lst on Harry
titrsti, fgflh ward, at bsrgain In
duire at c5rner ~ HARDY aud Lorraine
10 EXCHAS6sf Ed and. farm
SE rli,eA Sc hne residence ptoperty a
I'm piNoperty. SEE Dr. Geo. ". Christian.
solN Main street IS
FOR SAi.Es--fif -four acres 81 land al,
me Montgomery road and two lots IL,
Ihig1 warh A,pply % owner 10. y.
HE'LL WANTED.
W'ANrilI)- IA snail ntmIiy, White woman
to do cooking agd hau@a nfork, ono wh1
undeslarsia caring Tor children. AA.
NNAN'rF1f) March !, on asperlencsA cosn
pos!tlgll noil-unson rfcrtrredl must be
sober ami 10 rec1uintendbi. Apply a;
Saaetie ONCE Sinner. ItNaN y
NyANTl9D--SSix ladies on salary 10 sew
Srd nsake custom pants, Arply Monday
y tit4 Employment Cos room SOL KAN
and as&tat IN hcifsn wurif Apply 10 Sic-
Kinney Hvtiiu'N corhct Louis ana street.
LIFE insurance agents wanted ~ tho
i,iturterd lifoi" good uontract W. II.
I,Sr,crson. rianager paHas, raxaS n
W sstscos keselAi atS stfIt ttollstQih a-1e
w Ass'ri1p-,A coed hqSse gfis N1hirs pres
WlAsNi1'lcIs-sA wluis sirl % as house
worn 10 small family and talks care OF
small child. CaA 1T fiis Prairie avenue
Is
LADY made Sii last wcalS selling "lonR'a
Saeid Aiucsiisge Penc.la.H why moi youg
Aadfsss G. A. Long nsanttlAcgurat 2si
pcafbosa Sefcst, Cli.rSg0 IN IS
Xxfts ,1Isafnfl ,rc,,a ia, ,,n,,S,. a. .,,.i,,
s.ve territory; our aafea s&l as nigal Ia
ely OF uounAy agents frat IN Held ac-
sii'i2y FevtluE rtyh; one agsnt Ia one dny
e'eAred Ssl5D, q can YOU; proofa and
S wv ", ~, Il, s,s Y ett,se 90 =, "a
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FOR SAlsK---B, Plymouth Rock chick-
ems. S. C. White LeghornS ana H. Ply
mouth Rock egga, 81 for i3 y. c. ca.
nron. sll1 Harrisburg Road