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SITUATION WANTED.

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Dies Morgan Davis. Ecek!ale, ToXns II
WIIJ0W ~ j1-1,-, I.--,--- - 10 $500,
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SclsH OF ton"t'E' Mrs g iotte'' NV
vANrr,n- p,.yt,or nc y,,re r,o,,c.r
he si,krenrr or ssistint II vears cyW1r
ence IN general merchandise store; ref
ettic"s. c. i. White. New WAY, riy,
WANTED Fo-i1Ion BY competent TIar-
macist, graduate. single; can furnish
Filt-edge references Address j. u. tul7
Ier. Jackson viii. I-Aa. -
WANNIkpEsltuat.on by an up-lo-d''te
eT ana ao hai % s''s Adrcs ep1
Drew AIlcg i II! .,e: -; Il
hMi,lo ' MENI' i,lnied ~ a COOK; clean
ni, an, "a se ~, a,,, NJ
Si7,T7 WHY III i corIT IN Ya1-I7I7
can CONE well rxommenS!ed ,,diored' "A,
d'"ys 49, ~. ,v.0n. 4
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w" M, a ~ ~! ,dran az moi I.ss han 3,
,n,,h ~, dr.. \, 80 cornar 'rrnvts mi
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i5snd nat aLoiI Of work: ir,~tworthy
ani honest; fercuccs. NJ, this Office. a
eIT1,,,;-Irt,5,<; .--,-,.,I os 1t, lo,ry o.
nA ~ az droM,a ,,eu ,,is r., hesn nSchin-
nv In repair: have very best OF recors-
nendations. Address s577 this office. II
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SIT a LloN W2ii,eu w II ''is. ,nr,
ralnot ~ PEI -c,'I -, a. liz, ,,r,nrs
,tven Miss AiAh C'hambers. this Of
s s -''s' II
WANTEp.A Eo9d tl~ler al one Az
ulo's - -, :. 49,, -,
YOUNG German, i've weSks IN ms coqn-
try wants WORK OF any hi""' . H. NE
office ~
WHITE woman wishes situation as good
cook IN private family ana 9 wi'iis n 10 ~
sist IN ESht HOUSEHOLDS "l.o Nousi -
nVeuue. ~
W. 17rI7I1- c777oITon. man and wife, cook
and houseke"per; man Understands
horses bul !s willing 70 Work at any,
thing. Address !Drl, lIls olll.t. -
WINTFD~ Work OF any kiad hy youuls
- ~! :, -, ~ steady zo6er
WANlEu-fosl' on y Sv~iS o.v ~
tttrHH4l' hrvt 80 snj ,,ardsn. trtva,,
.INr O." t,dIross r. w. THIS office II
pace. A4Ilr'- - -
GTENiAN woma1 wants washing or other
work 10y. The day IN me mn aI,ll or secoi-ti
ward. Address f'ii' tnls oi l.Ee---------- 10
GoI-GRF,D nlau Wai.ts PCS ton around The
td,,-.'. understan,ls horses good milk r..
can clean hoase- Address 2g,. ms ol-l-e
Vr1NT7rr,T1- once, q position as sales
Va, or to do copying. by an honest ana
irii.strious youAs lady. Address r. r.
Bohbin. Texas. ~
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IhSIriiRga. farms. mules ana horses for
safe or tDiIt; We'll improved farms and
pastures neir san Angelo, Texas, for
nilc ~ $50 per acre. an abundance Of
water and TrnsS, come aud see them;
viii pasture cattle also. J.. g. Dupree,
san Angelo. Texas "A
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BUSINESS CHANCHEs.

FOR FfIT,-A smaU stock Of new groce-
reg. With the incest restaurant, IN a
tnwn OF iOU Inhabitants; can ic run as
hotel For particulars address lock box
A2s. sulphur Springs, Hopkins county
'rexls II
{ PER CENT a week profits is the aver
age return on my huctuation system;
e-nd for pamphlet free. w H. Forest,
IN broadway Now York 80
WANTED--A partner IN laundry bust
ness. a hustler With small capital required
Ad1r.ess. 1896 this office. -
FOR SALE Half interest In my wagon
and livery business, 70 young man
with push; must have $3.50 cash. and Will
give long time on balance. Address Jas
ID. Davis. Co,fsrt !, 7. n
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WANTED TO RENT.

WNNTED-lThosc having vacant houses
10 liz, them with Boyle x Mccormick,
deSis Main street ls-u
n ANTED--One or two nicely furnshei
rooms for Eight housekeeping. convent
emf 10 business portion; references cx-
changed. Address 1852, this office. IL
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

iF YOU wish TO buy sell rent or ex-
change your property. scnd me a list OF
ts,no, all property listed with me viii DO
advertised aud shown frcr of cost. N.
NJ Nuriicet. iiutchins House, II
WANrhD-T To sell desirable farm or
forty acres Of l0nd near Elkhart, Texas
an IN cultivation, with 1900 standard
hel1hE pohch trees. trecsiona water
Nnd good improvements. \ ldttSs j. n
fioWltt, tlkhnrt Texas. IA
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ANrFD-Pos ton rs stare niandgcr
be 1kkceprr or ~ sistant II wears cNpcr-
enCe In general merchandise store. ref
et,ncss. c. l.. White New Wave rly
Texas. ]
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WIDOW. no incumbranccs, as holsoSc,p -.
or in small hotel or W low crs fnmii!
city OF country. Mrs. G. Porter NV
orleans. La. i
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HELP WANTED.

Al ALL AROUND laundry hand. man or
woman. Address lAunir This office
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FOX 81 you can have your wntch CLEANED
o! handspring replaced under suaran-
ICE at \. c. Wrede's. 100 TRAVIS street ii
i0u hove heard OF Is. Wilson's RENE.
dies Morphine, Opium. Whisky ana no
pacco cures. We VIII send you a free
sample OF either to test for Acc in stanps
it1 pay pestpsc. Address b Wilson.
.eilllHSt icAaS. ll-9i
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ron SALE Nice, well drained placo.wlth
bearing pear orchard, all IN hgh state
Ut cultivation. four acres strawberries.
good HlN room hOuH". barn and out
ni" iai M m,, WILT nc 20 msf i 10 V
Ncstmcnt. any ON, wishing good hons
WIN do wen 10 investigate this Addresg
f.ocit BOX ~ ALVIN Texas If
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YOUNG GERMAN on farm Sond ad.
dress To T.. O. ioN no where | can see
you 81 tulday At n a. IA. T.
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WANTED 500 Indies TO have ali Facial
lSlemlShe" removed such as Tan. Freck-
les. Liver spots Fleshworms. pimples.
Warts. Molcs or any other disfgirr.
monts. prs. Warner. Ealfour & White.
MOORE q Hurneit Bulldlnr N
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WHITE young man wants ~ position or
work OF any KIND. urst-chiss hotsl wait
err Address James Hartman ls9 Main
street. Houston. ig
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE one or two
billiard tables. very cheap. or VEL take
a good horse ana phae-On ot one or
NOR" typewriter n1ncuin"s az bicycles IN
eNrha nsc. n. NJ. Norlset Hutchins
House. II
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WANTED SUMMON as hOuseEIrl, viii
take care of children; not less than s. a
month. Aldress M, corner Travis and
L L..
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FOR RENT.

SAVE TIME and trouble by renting your
house from Boyle ~ Mccormick, tu>'s
Main street l2-il
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LAMPS! LAMPS! LAMPSI-incand csce7T
Iaups, wholesale anu retail. immature
rew'nding a specially, electrical ana
railway supplies. The Barien-Shee-s
l.ectrical Construction Company, 907
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IRlNTIIlt-hll round news ana job print
er; ten years experience IN country Of
days each year, Address En- Quad, this
office. y
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his office To B.nz building. rooms a +,
and Si Hours. IL TO L aud 9 10 3. phone
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WIII1'E Woman wishes situation as good
cook in private family ana willing to a.
sist IN light housework; 2lO3 Congress
avenue. ~
The Progress., 1896-08-27
PRESS ASSOCIATION MEETING.

The time of holding the seven
teenth annual convention Of the
Louisiana Press Association has,
upon authority of the President OF
Association and the consent OF the
c;tizans of Lake Charles, been
changed from the eatly days of De-
tober to September 8, 10 aud IL
This change in date is m ds with a
view 20 subscribing the best interests
Of the association. Was the meeting
held at a date subsequent to tie
Denver excursion many members
who have expressed desire to 60 on
that trip would be unable to attend
the meeting Of the association.
| Members who anticipate attending the
meeting, as also those who desire tt
20 on the excursion, will please ad-
wise me at ones, that arrangements
NAV be made for transportation.
The Denver excursion will start
from Lake Charles on the evening
of September II, and will return
Sentember 20. L. S. SCOTT,
Sec'y L 1uisiapa Press Association
The Progress., 1896-08-27
THE PROGRESS.

time to devote to politics espec'ally
when such wheelhorses as Senator
R)ancbaro and Mr.. j. NJ. Foster
bao MISREPRESENTATION Barrett and
Mr. ", l.. Foster are in charge
The last is Mr.. W. A, Nelson. We
don't dnow how much experience ne
has had in practical politics, but We
do know that he is chief OF ponce
and his duties require him at the STA
ton, We know he has made a me
reputation as chief of police by
at. Q d,ng to the duties OF bis depart
mens. and as he will doubtless con
TIME this he will devote little time
to the ardnous duties imposed on
him by the chairman.
And now Chairman Ward You
have covered up youl tracks little
Bit The unsuspeetlng now can see
through the game. Why dear Colo
No, It is rs thin as skin, and Inc
Progress joins your other friends ana
heos Won to come out from among
them. Don't think that al the par
i.h doesn't see that this campaign
committee was selected to allow MI.
J. NJ. Foster and Senator Blanchard
the control of politics i'll CAddo. Ana
Colonel it does seem strange, ann
it is in utter varlan &c with Your call
20 your COMMITTEES TO 'nangnrate an
aggressive campaign in Caddo when
YOU must know that net OIL y Will
| Is per cent of the Democrats follow
the leadership Of Blanchard and Eos
ter. but have absolutely repndlated
both as such. Why will you continue
to try to foist these men on people
who do not want and have repeat
edly declared they would not have
them especially when more OF your
friends oppose than favor such ac'
ton. For if your object has not been
fully stated here; if you did not Dame
this committee with the view OF CIV
ing the Jimmies control, then Colo
mel it was your evil genins indeed
that sat by your side and prompted
Won to choose Messrs. BAlret and
Foster, and NoNEl of the opposing
faction, Done Of thJ aggressive oppo-
nents.
The Progress repeats, come unt
from among them Colonel Naro
for verify the handwriting rs On the
wall, and Jimmyism is doomed
Their dynasty is drawing to an enc
forever
The Progress., 1896-08-27
CRURCH DIRECTORY.

The Progress will soon publish
and keep standing, directory alt the
churches and Sunday schools OF our
city of both white and colored, and
hope the pastors thereof will hand IN
or mail the names, location, hours OF
service, names of super!ntendsnts OF
Sabbath schools, and the various So
c;et;es aud other braches OF the
church worship.
We would rather the pastors, OF
others quite familiar with the worn
would call, as wa could then state oul
wants more specifically, perhaps.
The Progress., 1896-08-27

No. l2) Texas Street, Opposite A. Kahn
pvFEoN e ALFRED. Proorista
The Progress., 1896-08-27
'... A QUERY.
CANNOT ANSWER IT..
But Will Say Friends Politics Am
Onsartin.


Inc fibritSs.
Will you kindly tell me why WAS
Hon. j. H, Shepherd, uuquestiona-
bly, the abjest school director
that has ever held that important
trust, not been favored again Is IT
perhaps because he would not be|d
the criuging knee that thrift would
follow fawning Rours truly,
CITIZEN.
Oar editor is really non-p!used at
the action Of orr G ,veruor il this
matter. Governor Foster has the
rem alton, we thought, Of remem
bpring and rewarding friends, and
certainly Mr.. Shepherd has been a
stanuch friend Of the executive
We appreciate thA fact the game OF
politics is mysterious and p;st tad
ing ont, but this play is ONE that
doubtless confnses even the elect,
There is no nau in this PARISH that
has been more loyat TO the pubic
schools than has M. Shepherd u
his time, talents and money he htS
given freely and houn'lfn'ly. nc It
does seem hard that the interest and
welfare If children must be- made
subseryient TO the INSCRIPTIONS
policy of politics.
The Progress does not 50 mach
blame Governor Foster for shls, and
does not intend to berate him when
It believes that men here at home are
responsible for the act. Had new
board entirely been selected, the
cloven foot would not ie SO appar-
eat; bat when tue ma jority Of the old
board have been retained, il IS plain
that some hidden blow has been
struck, when one Of the very best OF
its members has been ignored But
| let the game 60 on. Il is getting
holder, bolder and the time will come
when the people will rise aud strike
at the very head of this political ser
pent which is facilitating and cor
rupting the very tl.wer of oar parish
Tie Progress does not believe that
Coy. Foster is responsible for this,
but rather thinks he has been m's
persuaded to do that which Others
led him to believe WAS best, little
dreaming that in doing so, he was
gratifying the personal spite ane
spleen OF loyal bosses who tha'
punish all who will not bow to The
} seryile knee.
The Progress., 1896-08-27
I.EXTRACqS
From Speech of Hon W. J.
Bryan at Chicago
4 PEOPLES SLOGAN,

TITS is not a contest among per-
sons. The humblest citizens ln the
land when called to arms IN a right
eous cause are stronger than all the
the hosts of error that they can
bring. come to speak to you IN
defense of the holy cause OF liberty
the cause OF humanity.
The individual is but an atom; ne
is born, he acts, he dies, but prlncl-
pies are eternal, and this has been
contest Of principle.
The mau employed for wages is as
much a business man as the employ
ar The attorney in country town
is AZ much business man as the law
yer in the great metropolis. The
merchant at the crossroads is as
-much business man as the mer-
chant fin Nov York. The farmer
ooes forth in the morning and tolls
all day, pegius in Spring and tolls gil
Summon and by application of brain
and muscle adds to the natural re-
.sonrces OF this country and creates
wealth is as much business man as
,6he maa who grows up on the board
OF trade and bets on the price OF
grain.
= The miners who 60 1000 feet into
She earth, or climb 1000 feet upon
the cliffs ami briug forth from thel'
hiding places the precious metals te
be poured into the channels OF trade
are as much business men as few
financial magnstes who in a bacl
room corner the money of the world
~
If protection has slam its thous-
sands the gold standard has slain it
tens of thousands.
IN down your cities and leav
and your cities will sprin
" magic. But destro
80 will grow in th
city in this countr.
- -
re come ont and 'efer
.spdard as good thing '
ut it to the uttamost =
NOT icRucnrz sAsnsD UPON
.or ooLD.
The Progress., 1896-08-27
WANTS BIGGER GAME.

Hon. w.. j. Began has refused to
enter into joint debate with Hou
Bourke Cochran for the reason thai
he vents bigger game. He says
the Republican chisftain, Hon. VIM
Mckinley, is the only m'n ne W II
take the stump with in j'int debate
MIR. Bryan is right. What has ne te
gain by debste with a man wac IN
this campaign is but known hire
ling
The Progress., 1896-08-27
WILL SOON BE HOME,
And Coming Prepared.

To The Progress
Through your paper let me Inform
the public tnat / have been extleme-
ly fortunate in buying this trip. Ia
fact l struck big streak OF wonder
full luck. Through the kindly offices
of friend here IN New York /
learned of sacrifice sale of jnst the
class of goods waited IN our country
wb Oh were being closed out BY a
firm that was golug out of brs'"ess
on account Of death in the family OF
one of the members which made dis
solution necessary.
The..stock is entirely new OF the latts
designs and patti rms aud Thought
them WAY DOWN. Tell your
readers to hold up till my stock
comes and they will see a line OF
ready-made clothing, boots, shoes
and hats for men aud boys; dress
goods, hats, trimmings, notions and
brio .a-brac for ladies and misses
general household goods, table lin
ems, rugs and carpets aud a complete
msaley of everything NICE. And th'
heat of all is I CAL sell them, we'll, a
prices so low that hard times vii
have no terrOrs.
Yours truly,
Rem HOLMAN.
The Progress., 1896-08-27
Rouse Racket ST.
PRICE LIST

! fancy plaated bosom, shirt !,
Looking glasses. ...........'
| package envelopes. .......~.
| clock with alarm, 1888. .
Lamp baPHtrs. ..,........ =,
l hand-saw, best make. -. j
Spirit i6reis froHaa -. ......... !.
| box CT taoks, aOuble pointed
| Seyen,inch cross cut fife. i,
l thras-inch haMu saw tafe. >.
vegetable gaMter. .,..>,.....
| set breahrkEives.
Eia-,c per ward. .......>.....;
l. ,,iies' tan .Xa,,es, oxford tie
Mis-es' tan shoes. Oxford tin
Gents uice, Kid shoes. "a
k@ents' gray su, is. .>>.......sa'
But,' black MOOT snlis. In
Lace curtains. lh feet. per u
Lace curtains, . Feet. per o.
Window shades, with dadu.,S
Window shades, friuged ~
Gents nice fily halls. -.
Needles. per paper. ...s
Pins, per paper. Pc
! pair 5o-po0nd spring ball!
| .iute rug, Bx70 inches. ..s
| solid steel Ratchet. ..sss
l hrst-ciass shoe brush. ..s
| good tack hammer. ...,
Opposite A. Kahna|
EPEn Pra,Ari Al =
The Progress., 1896-08-27

If the enthusiasm for Bryan keeps
on the present rise it will soon be al
most impossible for him to travel on
account OF his popularity. The PEG
pie are everywhere aocking to see
him and to assure him of their sup
nort.-Lake Charles Echo.
The Progress., 1896-08-27

Rivanx Tahules cure dizziness.
The Progress., 1896-08-27
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT,

To The Progress:
Please annOu zee me as a candidate tor
recollection te the 55th 'Ougtess' subject
to nomination by the Democratic party
of this, Fourth District. Yours truly.
~. w OGDEN
The Progress Is autIh rlZed 10 announce
HON. B. w. MARSfON as a candidate
for Congress from ;he Fourth DISTRICT
subject to the domination OF the Demos
cratic party of said district.
The Progress., 1896-08-27

The organization in this State OF a
white mans Republican party cannot
hello but have tendency to purify
on, politics.
The Progress., 1896-08-27

The individual is but an atom; ne
is born, he acts, he dies, but prlncl-
pies are eternal, and this has been a
contest Of principle.
The Progress., 1896-08-27

Governor Foster will take q hand
in the Congressional campaign in the
Fifth District.
The Progress., 1896-08-27

Unselfi illness never wore a crown
except a crown Of thorns.-Rev. W.
h. L4Prade.
The Progress., 1896-08-27
s2o TWENTY DOLLARS.

500 $40. $40.
7 have for sale thorouhbred Jer-
sew heifer which I will sell for $50
cash. She is about year old and
not registered, but,is subject to regis
tration. - ..
Address,
G. D. Hicks, Shreveport, La.
H;=aux Tahules cure dizziness.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-09-03

to take advantage of the lowest rate
ever made to st. Paul and Minneapo-
lis, on the occasion Of the Thirtieth
Annual Encampment of the @, A. R.,
the first week in September. Only
one cent per mile for the round trip is
the rate made, fought for and estab-
lished by the Chicago Great Western
Railway maple Leaf Route for the
"boys In blue" and their friends, while
the tickets are good for return at any
time within thirty days. This is your
opportunity to visit the "Twin Cities"
and the Great Northwest. The Chi
cago Great Western offers every lux
ury ON the journey - Compartment
Sleepers, Free Chair Cars, Dining Cars
ON the European plan. Take your
family with you and remember the
road that deserves your patronage 10
the Chicago Great Western. Full in
formation as to rates, sleeping car
reservations, special trains, etc, will
be furnished by F. H. Lord, general
passenger and ticket agent, Chicago,
Ill,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-09-03
Died as He Lived.

The machinery Of the big mill stop
ped with sudden and horrible jar and
jerk and the workmen pulled out the
crushed and bleeding form of one who
was a stranger to them all.
Are you badly hurt?" inquired one.
II fear am" groaned the unknown.
II am dying"
"Shall we send for your friends?
Quick, tell us your name"
"Oh, never mind" he answered. "I
am all alone in the world and my name
doesn't matter. Just say that died
incog," And grim smile illumined
his face as the spirit of the profession
al humorist took its flight with his last
supreme effort.--Judge.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-09-03

Young Banklerk-Mr. Richman, I
have called to tell you that I have
taken the liberty to-
Mr.. Richman Qnterrupting)-Yes,
yes, know! You have taken the lib
erty to fall In love with my daughter,
and now you've come for my consent to
marry her. Well, you can't have her.!
You'll have to excuse me now, I'm
busy.
Young Banklerk-Excuse me, sir,
but you're mistaken. l want to say
that took the liberty to keep up the
margin on the D., L. and x. stock
which you bought yesterday. 1t
dropped eight points about an hour
ago, but 1t has recovered since, and is
now four points above the figure at
which you bought it. I'd advise you to
sell.
Old Richman-My boy, I've intended
my daughter for you all along. Now
close that deal. Take months vaca-
ton, and whenever you happen to need
money draw on me.
Young Banklerk (outside)-
thing that he never reads the papers
and pretends that he doesn't speculate.
Otherwise he'd be sure to find out that
the stock never dropped a point
Cleveland Leader.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-09-03
Not to Walk In.

An American in England, who had
bought pair of shoes of fashionable
dealer, carried them back soon with a
protest.
Look herep he said, "rve had
these shoes only two weeks and they
are completely out of shape and the
leather is giving away in two places"
The Englishman looked at the Shoes
an instant. Dear me! dear mew he
said, "you have been walking in those
shoes? That's it, sir! Our shoes are
made only for carriage people, sir"
And the dealer loftily moved the
American out of the shop. Canadian
Shoe and Leather Journal.