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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-04-13

Little Bilee.-''Good morning, Trlby. You are lock-
ing charming this morning, in your new Easter costume. you
indeed. like your pose better than your expose -
Trilby. Yves, l like the change myself. You see |
in at Young & McCausland's, just to buy me an
Easter garte1, but they have such lovely goods, that / couldn't
resist the temptation to buy.
Their Spring Novelties are enough to induce even an
artists model to don conventional attire.
''Their store is the brightest and busiest in the city. 1t
is a vertable bower Of beauty. No new idea, no popular fad,
that has not found its way here.
'Like the gradual opening of a flower bud, the beauties
OF their selections are revealed to you.
every trick of the loom or dye-pot is eloquent OF time,
money, knowledge and patience spent in the selections.
Their Dress Goods are conceptions OF an artist dream,
and the Silks are poems in colors. The Wash-Goods are the
daintiest conceits of fashions newest fancies. All the Sweet
nesscs' Of the season are to be found there.
Really, If l didn't wear anything else, l would want one
of those exquistely lovely parasols they showed me-
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MARRIAGES.
Aa. nAaaaa An.
BIRTHS.

Born, in Odessa, April 8, 1895, to the
wife of Mr.. II. M. Cobb, a boy.
Born, at Waverly, April 4, 1895, to the
wife of Mr.. Il. +. 8. Barten, a girl.
Born, at HigginsviIle, April 2, 1895, to
the wife OF Mr.. D. Z. Hoffman, a boy.
Born, in Dover, April 9, 1895, to the wife
ST Mr.. Silas Jackson, a boy.
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NOTICE!

UFfICE Of COUNTY VIIitk,
LAgAyErrE COUNTY, MISSOURI.
Notice Is hereby given that the county court
OF sand county and state. will, AT the May term
thereof, A. u, le5, aud on the first dny OF said
term, aud at noon OF said day. receive aud
open scaled proposals from any banking incof-
poration, association, or individual banker In
said county that may desire Ia be aeleoted ms
the deposiiary Of the funds OF said county for
the two years thereafter; the court rcserving
the right ~ reject any and all bids.
By order ut said county court, April y, A. ID,
lsaS SAMUEL J. ANDREW.
4I3-lt County Clerk.
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WANTED-A good woman, to do cook
ing and general house work. to GO to
hover. Good place, small family and
good wages. Apply At this office. 46.tf
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TAFT OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY of LAFAYETTE -
We, George Wilson, president. and 10. A.
Wilson, assistant anu acting cashier OF said
bank, each Of III, do solemnly swear that the
ahnve statement is true 10 the best of our
knowledge aud belief.
GEORGE WILSON, President,
JO. A. WILSON, Asst and Act'g. Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn To before me. this lsth
day Of April, A. ID. eighteen hundred and
ninety-iNc:
Witness, nv hand aud nu,arial seal
SEAL the date last aforesaid. Commits
@ stoned AMI qualified for "a term ex'
piriny August 18th. lsai.D
NJ. T.. HOLLIS, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
GEokGE WILSON. directors
FRANK kkiEhN,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration ON the estate of
samuel Smith, deceased. were granted TO the
under igucd ou the 9Th day OF April, ls9s, by
the Probate Court Of Lafayette county, Mis-
All persons having claims against said estate
are requires tn exhibit them for allowance to
the administrator within one year after the
date Of said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit OF sucn estate; y u sncn
the date of said letters, they will be forever
barred
This 6th day Of April, 1895.
WILLIAM A. DRISDAIE,
i-i35t administrator
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FINAL. SETTLEMENT.
FINAL

Notice Is hereby given to all creditors aud
other persons Interested In thu 'st.tr "f
Secluza n. HASTE, deceased. thai the nu.lrr-
signed administrator will apply t. mak, u
final settlement OF said estate, NJ th. M,
term. isaa, of the prpbate court ~ iaiaytttr
county, Missouri, To he hesun aud held ~ t,r
probate court rpum, In the city nf Lexington,
on the second Monday Ia MAY, iS9a.
WILLIAM n. SiLNEiS
<-l3-Jt administrator
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At the recent school election Mr.. Rag
land received I,434 votes. and Mr.. Phillips
received l,076 votes.
The degree Of Knight Templar was con-
fsrred on Lyman Land and 8. A. Vermil-
lion, of ~Higginsville, by the lodge in this
city, Thursday night.
Miss Opal Mcmillan, q niece Of the late
w. b. Steele, died in Kansas City a Jew
days ago. She had undergone a surgical
operation, and did not rally from the
effects.
Mr.. Jos. G. Chinn had to Kill his fine
dog last Wednesday evening. II had acted
a little strangely all day. Mr.. Chinu
thought 1t best to take no chances, and
killed the dog.
There will be special Easter services al
the Methodist church tomorrow, with a
sermon on the resurrection. At night the
topic will be ''The Methodist idea OF con
version, and its scripturai supports"
MIR. l.. Gilien has made quite an i'm.
proyement in his residence property, BY
putting In some ~croncrete steps, FROM the
street up into his yard. The steps are
fianked on each side by a brick wall
which has been painted to match thu
placed at the entrance.
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SUCK Bottoms bargains In brogans and
pillow shoes break the record Tor low
prices.
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FINAL

Notice Ia hereby given tn all creditors and
other persons interested In the estate of James
~. Witheys, deceascd, that the undersigned
executors will apply Ia make "A fnal settle
ment Of said estate, IT the May term, lsah. oi
sauri. to he hegun aud held NJ the probate
court room, In tue city OF Lexington, an the
second Monday In May. ls9i.
JOHN q. wORTHiNGTON,
IRVING wtTHEkS,
lla-s Exrcutors,
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT
OF THE
Financial Condition
or THE
MORRISON =. WENTWORTH
BANK.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

Lexington, State of Missouri,
at the close CT business on the third day of
April. lse5.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters testamentary ON the estate of DAVID
Groves. Sr., deceased. were granted To- the ui'-
dersigned on the ed day OF March. itaA,
by the probate court OF Lafayette count,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate.
are required to exhibit them for allowance tn
the administrator within one year after the
date OF said letters or they may he prcclud~i
from any benefit Of such estate; AMI ~ su,h
claims be not exhibited within two years from
the date of said letters they will be forever
barred.
This ga day of March, issA
J. n. GROVES,
wM. NJ. GROVES.
l-l3-st ENesug "a.
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The Racket Store.
Our Great
Special Sale of
Lace
Curtains AND
Draperies

Is IN FULL BLAST This is the
Rreatest sale for the ~househeeper. to
Z Y money that has ever been inaugu-
rated in the county. Our line of Lace
Curtains comprises all the NEWEST
THINGS in
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A Few Prices

Won't tell the whole story
they are only "straws." You
must come and see for your
selves just how cheap we are
now offering the largest and
handsomest line of
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To the officers and members of Keller
Division, No. 80, u. r.. K. r., you are
hereby notified to report at the armory OF
the division, on Wednesday, April 18th,
1895, at 5 O'Clock p. m, in uniform and
arms, for inspection and installation of
officers. 10. A. WILSON,
Sir Knight Captain.
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THESE HAVE OUR THANKS.


The lNTELLIaENCER has for the past
eighteen months enjoyed a healthy
growth. The best way we can Judge OF
the work it is doing is from the reception
it receives in the homes Of its readers.
We have no "kick" coming; no grounds
for kicking. Here is q list OF our readers,
who in the past week have put us under
renewed obligations for subscriptions.
Those marked with a star co are new
subscribers, to whom we are obligated to
send b INTELLIGKNCER for one year.
We have never made q canvass of the
county, and have left 1t for the paper to
make its own way into new homes. 1t is
"hoeing its own road" very satisfactorily
to its owners, n we have every reason
to believe that 1t is a welcome guest
wherever it goes:
A. g.. Campbell.
James VIM.
j. {. Salyer.
DIR. J. w. Embry.
b. T. John.
J. c. Bledsoe.
John Ham,
N. e. Snider.s
c. A. Phillips
r. E. Maybry
j. K. Gray.
Capt. Richard Collins.
A. Stewart.
Jas. Lyons.
c. Bischoff.
Z. M. Edwards.
r. H. Bray.
r. T. Ellifrit.~
Semmlor Bros.*
Frank Heimbrok.s
Henry Boyer.s
w. E. Cooper
j. w. Harrison.s
A. Mendellsohn.s
Temple & Schoppenhorst.'
Bank Of Higginsville.'
Grange Store.s
Hefter Bros.s
Sol. Harris.'
VIM. Curnutt.s
Lacrosse lumber Co..
American Bank.
A.. o. Downing.
A. Wade.
DR.. X. f. Carter.
j. p. CHM.
Smith 4 Hickman.
7. A. Walker.
w. p. Walton.
E. F. keytou.
7. J. Edwards.
Stanley b. Walker
C..P. Riggs.'
II. H. Mcdaniel
c.. Y. Ford.
l.. A. Whitehurst.
j.. NJ. Webb.
j. W. Vaughn.s
Mrs. NJ. howsare.
N. c. Fox.
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H4lisoy 10 uot BJVe up out 60 ana see the
doctors. They will tell o your trouble
and IL you can be cured. Remember, they
do not cur everything. The doctors
will be at the Commercial Hotel on Mon
day, May 6, o day only. Do not
fail to see them on that day aud make
application for the cheap treatment. Call
early, AZ their Office will be crowded.
Remember the date. Office open from $50
Q. m. to $50 p. m. Remember, the four
dollars include ell medicines. 12-15tf
The official statement of the Lexington
Savings Bank will be found ia another
column. This bank was never In so pros.
porous q condition as Il 10 today. 1t 10
one of tbs best differed and best managed
institutions 10 Missouri. J. W. WaddelI,
who for integrity snd fsir business
methods has no superior, Is the president,
and Q model one. Every man who I'D
mtrss . good citizen must admire Mr..
Waddsll, His experience Of long years Of
business success especially qualities him
for the responsible position be holds. w.
ID. Rankin. the vice. Presidsnt, Is q aps
business man bis name would add conf
dsnce to anything. EmisOn Chsnslor,
the acting cashier. 10 q man among men.
His clear foresight, sound Judgment and
fairness In dealing with friend or foe has
commended him to his people, and won
for him the confidence and esteem of all.
Wherever be goes he carries with him
those higher attributes that mark gentle
men Of hOnor and integrity; he is always
possessed Of the countersign OF q man. As
q banker there is lone better. He knows
all the ruIss OF sound business, and IL
converssnt with every detail Of bis pro-
tession. The Savings Bank under the
administration OF these officers exhibits a
Hus statement. May it eyer continue to
! prosper.
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Geo. w. Bates 0ue nOrBoe IN Ibis Issue.
Mr.. Bates stables are known all over the
county. He is Q Are judge Of horses aud
his word is as good as auy mans bond.
What he recommends must be good. His
three horses, Conflict, Pamisier and
Viewmont are of the finest blood and
good sires. II you want something nns
you will make no mistake by going to
Geo. w. Bates.
The INTELLIaENcER's latch string Ia
always on the outside, and the oftener 1t
is pulled the better we like 1t. This week
Judge William Young came over to the
office and spent q couple of hours. to the
great pleasure of tbs writer. He talked
to US Of old times, and told us many
things about the history Of this county
we had never heard or seen In print.
Judge Young 10 - clearly identified with
the history of Lafayette county A. cny
man.. His best years hav been spent In
purifying her politics aud snpobiisg and
tightening the burdens of her cttizsns.
He was the first editor of the INTRLLJ-
GKNcER, and it has been Q great pleasure
to us to review the files and read his
writings. which were ever on the side OF
right and the masses. Our fies show
that at one time Judge Young saved the
people a fraudulent bon issue of S24O, 900
by his ingenuity in learning of the secret
plans OF the wouid-bs bsusicisries and
publishing hem to the people. Those
we're warm times when the Judge sditsd
this paper, and of course he made some
enemies then who have never forgiven
him for doing his duty. He has. however,
received his reward in the hearts Of tbs
people and in the secret rscssses OF his
own conscience. Judge Young has beer
on many a hard fought battlefield for his
people; h. has faced hot and shell or
the field of carnage. but never has ha
fought more successfully than when. a.
newspaper man, he dared do the bes'
promptings Of his own heart and stant
nrmly by the side Of right aud hi
] country.
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Home Money tO Loan.

WANrED-A good white boy, Q to IA
years old. viii give him a good home till
he is grown. Inquire at this office, 4 6tf
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Remember, we carry only
first qualities, SO put your dol
lars where they will do the
most good.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED no BUY-Roll top office desf;
state lowest price, Address 900 care
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557 Of the Revised Code OF Ordinance
of the city Of Houston.
Re II ordained by the CITY Council OF
the city of houston;
Section |, THAT Article b57 Of the Re
vised Code Of Ordinances be and The
same is hereby amended TO read rs FOL
Article K7. Division OF CITY into
Wprds.--Thc city ~ Houston is divided
into Ave wards, and the limits rnd
hounds of each ward are aa follows
that is to say.
The First Ward shall embrace all thai
portun Of the city bounded AZ follows
viz The initial point shall be the cen,
To- Of the intersection Of Congress ANA
line of Congress street Crassing buffalo
bayou, thence prolouging the center
line Of Congress street In norlhwosi
erly direction 70 the city limits; thence
thence down Whitcoak bayou 10 HuffnIo
bayou. crossing Buffalo bayou ut The
foot Of Main street; thence southwardly
along Main street 10 the beginning,
The Second Ward shall embrace all
that portion OF the city bounded az fol-
lows, Wis: The initial point shall be Tho
Intersection of Congress and Main
streets; thence along The center NJ Main
street 10 Buffalo bayou; thence down
Buffalo bayou TO the city limits, thence
southwark with the city limits 20 Con-
the center line OF Congress street 10
the beginning.
The Third Ward shall embrace all
that portion OF the city bounded by
Main street on the west ard Congress
street or The north, and the city limits.
The Fourth Ward shall embrace al
that portion OF the city bounded ami
the center OF this intersection OF Main
street and Congress avenue, thence
along Main street southwarily to tho
southern city limits. thence along said
city limitn westwardiy TO the southw ~,
corner Of the city, thence uirth along
the west city limits 10 Buffalo bayou
thence along buffalo bayou TO its inter
along the centef r Congress Avenue
10 place ~ beginning;
The Fifth Ward 7hall embrace all
that portion OF the city north Of Buffalo
and Whiteoak bayous.
The Sixth Ward shall embrace all
That portion OF tho city lying between
lished and Buffalo bayou and the vest
ern city limits, said Sixth Ward as
herein established lying entirely on the
north side OF Buffalo bayou.
Section ?. Re It further ordained.
that all ordinances and parts OF ordi-
nances In CONFLICT with the provisions
Of this ordnance be and the same are
shah take eject and be III force on the
hrst day OF March 1886 and immgd,-
ateiy upon this ordinances taking effect
the Mayor shall issue his proclamation
according 10 law for the election Of all
elective city ofii,ers, including two al
drrmer for each ward an estitellshed by
this ordinance. election to be held Tho
FIRST Monday In April. 1896 according
to the city charter. provided, that the
aldermen representing the different
wards OF the city as they existed prior
TO the passage OF this ordnance shall
hold their Office until the aldprmen OF
the wards as herein defined are elected
and qualified
A true copy OF AN ordinance passed
by the City Council OF the city OF Hous-
ton at a regular meeting held Monday,
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FOR SALE.

CATARRH CURE THAT RES-"De
Loche's cure rendered me the only per-
manent relief | have had from a calarrh
OF twenty years standing w. S. Ma
Pier, Central depot, baggage department,
Houston. My catarrh hea ache is en-
tirely cured and | am permanently re-
lieyed from suffering by treatment from
Or. Cunningham with the De Loci e
method Mrs. w. n. Bowles, 2liS Aus
tin street, Houston. More than nifty pa
tents use II in this city. You can have
q free trial. Call on or address DR. Gun
ningham. Gaines Pharmacy, Hous on.
d
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ruuSt needing ON plcvment cnll al lolis
Nam sttret kel.bla ana collo.uo..,
fGnia Main street lrlp furnished irtf.
40Sis MAN stree, Rcnl estate Once. 40si,
MuiU street. IL
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FOR SALE.

E0R SALE-Two soda fountains / No.
serng generator. . l0-gallon foun-
tsns entire lot, or as wanted. Add ess
E6. care Post. ID
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'ICKLED ONIONS, Cauliflower, stuff
d mangoes, imported dill pickles, chow
shsx, mix ID pickles. gherkins, French
mustard tomato catsup, Worcester
I'd In bottles. Forest MFG. Co. ligl
tllas ave. q
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'I SALh-New slx-piecc oak par "
ate, uph lstered In the new shades Of
koeades and plush; also Mason ~
venue. II
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poARD AND ROOM WANTED.

VIZ -S7;TE7T-- Nicely furnished room, win
ali modern conyrGleners' an sSoI FAMILY
Five faii particulars. Addre-s O9-o' care
Pest.
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a 5. RICHARDSON.
City Secretary.
THE annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of tho Houston Nntioua! bluk VIII be
We h"urS ni II a. m und ! ~ m. at
their banking house. Houston Texas.
FOR the purpose ot olcctlng six directors
~ servo during the ensuing year
10 N, G. MUNGER Cashier.
NOTICE FOR OFFiCTus- Who wants
Jerry Hunt ton, mulutto. mdll Hgu
and OF medium size, iH from OF about
Somday postonico, Shelby county.
T'Nns. goes Well armed aud Is on tho
wa ch receives leltort from his vito In
ShtlhS county n this man is Wautrd
state amount Of reward md notify me Mt
once, 4. IT, lS"toA, detective. hnoN Point
A Competent teacher win Rive lossons
ON the gu!t"i, trrmr very moderate NltH
l. w King, city H.
1uuSt needing ON rlcvment rail al lo5',
Man ~ iret keu.hla ana COLI" lnsU.
ie..s Main street '.lp furnished ircr.
fGie Man street. Hcnl estate ofnce. 405r,
- H,4lu 49, - ..- Il
NCTlCE~-fhe underslg lcd have ON THIS
Hrm naine OF Turner. Bar,tingce 4
Georgi, for the practice Of law.
Dcconhor ., lsn5,
Ait,X BAVTTirNdcK.
q Paul GEoRGl.
ONE DOLLAR wil. register yop for one
Houston nfnces we nre wen and fay,
ordh,y known. Taylor Webb &, i5ucu-
auau, Pa hin1 building Houston II
HOUSTON, Texas, November H.. 1855 -
The firm Of Fisher q Hutch son, law
,hc practice Of law, Ia this day dissolved
by mutual consent, Henry r. tishet.
1915 l. T. Hutch son
BUILD A HOME -- ! VIII buiid YOU
house on smql monthly payments and
long time; only Per cent interest ami
no expense for abstract Of title. pay
rent 70 Yourself for Il few ycnrs ana
own your o,2n home; | ~il build any.
whore In the city and you pay no
money until your house 10 finished, WIN
Manager, Room ., Fox building. II
CInCAoo STEAM DYE WORKS ana
Hat Manufacturing Co. ladies' and
Rents clothing and hats cleaned dyed
ana repaired faikson. l2n Congress ave.
nue., Houston. II
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WANTED situation by energetic youul
man. ~ years old, writes good hand, cN
pericnce IN grocery business; sober an.
steady. Address $40, care Posi-.
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LOST, FOUND, sTRAYED, STOLEN

old has large ween on fore leg: fellow
ed party from Latreytes "a Don Satur-
day night at o'clock: liberal reward
for recovery, A. Granger, Mgr. Flee
trio Light Co. IL
LcST--A pair Of gold eye elaFses with
chain. on Crawford and G. ngregs; iindet
will be rewarded by returning same 10
q. \. No H. hutchins House. 10
OsT-A hay horse. BRANDED T. 9 with gig
ana harness - reward II returned TO
2ll5 New Orleans avenue. John Mons
port u
LOSr-An English setter dog, color white
with black and tan ears, liberal reward
will be paid by returning same to Jas.
Lawlor. Lawlor Hotel. 10
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XMAS DECORATION- decorate halls.
hail rooms aud parlose with cut palms
and srnilaN. holly and plants We ship
10 any part Of country at short notice.
Houston Exotic Nurseries. Address J.
u Folse, Manager 10
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WANTED-Wo by young mAchinist
country place desirable. Address 57u7,
care Post. 1,
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MULTIPLICATION In II good family
10y competent WHITE girl VINO wishes u
good home. wAEre3 no object. AdiIcS'
WIZ Cox. Columbus, Texas. N
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FOR sALE-l'ino driving geldlns. young
sound good SIZE, kind ana gentle; VIII
make great family horse warranted.
sanibrg's Stable. 5ll Preston, near
bridge. Y
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FOR SALE-The Acme Saloon, No. 3l6
Milan. Apply to the Magnolia Brewery
or on premises l6
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YOUNG MAN, stenogrnpher and lyUe-
VIII err, would like TO work few hours
each evening for small AIRY. Address
Steuograuh,r. BOX. 20. city. 10
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A Metal Steel A, Wagon or a Complete
Magic Lantern or tne Gun Nih Any
Boys Suit or OyerCoat
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SITUATION WANTED.

A SWEDE BOY wants work In yard,
Kitchen or Office. Address 5766 care
Post n
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DO iOu NEED an all round office man
or pookkoeper familiar with the Ium-
Der business; fifteen years experience
best OF reference. If 30 address No. 577a,
care Post n
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w ANTED-Position by young man who
speaks English, German and bohemian
az clerk In a general merchandise 81 IRE 4,
references. Address h. b., lO1 Con-
gress avenue, Houston. II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

December 0. 1895, to which | certify
4 s. RICK ARDSCN.
CIV ssrI.t1tV
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WANTED--Positlou by good steno-
grapher or assistant bookkeepcr; five
years experience. best OF references
offered Address 5io5 care Post. -
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