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1t costs something to crown a Rus
sian sovereign. Nicholas I spent s15,-
100000 on his coronation; Alexander III,
$12, 900, 900; Alexander III, $40, oOO, 900, and
Nicholas II, the present car, will spend
$20,Ooo000. The Russian system in
wolves great magnificence and especial
ly an overwhelming military display.
1t is not matter of mere vanity, but
state policy and protection. There will
be 100000 troops on the ground.
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Wecannot accept anonymous or return re-
jected communications. In all cases the
name OF the writer will be required, not for
publication, but as guarantee of good faith.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Grading.

New Haven, Conn.,, April 9Th, 1898.
CEALED Proposals will be received by the,
- Selectmen at the Town Hall, Hamden.
Conn., until 2 p. IN. April 18th, 1896. for grad-|
ing tue hill at Augerville.
Information concerning plans, specidca-j
tons. proposals etc., can be OBTAIN at theI
flee of the Engineer, room %, s. Church st. !,
New Haven. Conu.
No proposal will be received after the timed
specified, and the right to reject any or al II
bids as may be for the best interests of thel
Town is reserv ed.
By order OF the Selectmen.
ap92t A, B. HILL. Engineer.
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A Simple Method-"I'd give anything
in the world to get rid of that dog
rs that SO? Well, try putting a $50
collar on him" Chicago Record.
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Some Of the people of Illinois have
already had too much of the flag law.
The law in that State is more sweeping
in its provisions than like statutes else
where. 1t requires not only that the
flag float from the public schools, but
also that it float from all public build
ings. The trustees OF the State univer-
sity hoisted one flag, but for not raising
as many as there were buildings they
have been indicted by a grand jury.
This has brought out pretty general
feeling of hostility to the law, even
from editors and others who had adj
vocated its enactment. A mass meet
ing of indignant citizens at Champaign
condemned the law as we'll as the
grand jury. Champaign citizens char
acterized the law as "a piece of legisla-
tive buncombe," a shame on the intel
ligent people," and calculated to dwarf
rather than to increase patriotism.
They call for the repeal of the law at
the earliest opportunity. The Teachers
association of central Illinois make the
more conservative demand that the law
be modified so as to permit school di-
rectors and teachers to have the flag
unfurled over the schcolhouses at such
times only as they may deem most
fitting.
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A portable crematory for military
purposes has been invented by Polish
engineer. 1t has the appearance of the
army baking oven, but is much high
er and heavier and is drawn by eight
horses. 1t is intended for the disposal
of the bodies of soldiers killed in bat
tie, so as to avoid the danger of cpl
denies from the burial of great num-
bers of men. Each German army
corps, it is said, will be equipped with
one.
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celebrate the one thousandth anniver
.sary Of it's observation-disclosures Cores
pondent London Times.
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Pere Hyacinthe has not been con-
verified to the Coptic religion, as recent
1y reported. The latest papers from
Cairo, Egypt, say that the ex-RoTnan
Catholic monk, who left his Church
a long while ago, married and has been
known since as NJ. Loyson, went to
Alexandria and Cairo only to give lee
lures, which were highly successful
Having proclaimed himself Catholic
of the primitive Church, or an "Old
Catholic" he addressed request to
the orthodox Copts, who are also of
the primitive Church, that he and his
wife be permitted to take communion.
The favor was readily granted by the
Patriarch Of the Coptic Church in
Egypt.
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A new animal has been discovered
in Australia, a small mole, but it seems
to belong to some remote period 1T
resembles the kangaroo, as the female
has small pouch in which to carry
its young. 1t is in color pale gray
with silvery and golden tints. It's face
is the odd part; it is simply a horny
plate crossed by dividing line and
having two holes where there is no
nose. The mouth is beneath this plate
There are no eyes. It has forty teeth.
1t uses its forefeet with such rapidity
that if once lost in the sand it digs it's
way through with such rapidity it can
never again be found. No tunnel marks
it's passage, as with it's hind feet it
covers its tracks as rapidly as they
are made.
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home TO assist in light house work and
treated one of The family. no obies-
ton TO city. Addr, So 7.,6S. shis ofiice %
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ATTENTION, Cotton on Managers EN-.
Ierienced bookkeeper and travelling
uuyer desires engagement In either ca.
pacity Tor coming season; large expert
ence. highest reference and bond. Ad.
dress Cotton OH" ans office. "a
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syphil' E.nRsssnss Sore Ha Th ra,,
Ulcers. Effects Of Mercury. Kidney and
Bladder Troubles, Weak sack. Burning
Urine lncontinence. Gonorrhea, Gieet.
Stricture-receive searching treatment.
prompt relief and cure for iife Both eex-
es treated tonfdentially and privately.
Piles. Fistula, Fissnre. structure ana
Rupture cured by cur new methods. Send
pRs. BELTS & PITTS.
q OJew No. no st. Charles Street.
New Orleans. La
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OAK CLIFF COLLEGE
OAK CLIFF. DALLAS.

OAK CLIFF. DALLAS.
THE LEADING COLLEGE OF TEhAS'
A hrst-class Faculty. from best Lni.
yeFsines and European ConservaIorlts
High course of study in Literary, Mus,u;
arr and Elocution, Steam heat. no. Az
cold artesan baths. electric lights; .ns
building thoroughly renovated ana re- re-
painted. Write for Catalogue. John y
roach. Business Manager; ~. Tnos Ge'
Gerton, President.
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Professional.

9 n COTTON & BRO. Fire Insnrance
- cents and Adiusters. II Main street;
corner Franklin. y
+ l.. STACKPoLE and I. "
PArTsciI. spec!a,siscaneern no en msit.,
,o,,r standing. post vely hni per
nnva m cured. Address 1913 2s'h stree.
Cniresinn. TEXAS.
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Y RAYS, X RAYS. X RAYSl--Housston
- r Ice Tnerapout.cal and Massagc san
i,ay',,,n. Texas avenue ana rannin
street. tnorousa sy,,ems Of ,nb m,ees ana
, ma,bs Eadiographs and Fluoro-
soui examinations made with the X
Rays. ,. p,,four and White.
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IF you WANT a splendid bargain call
Mt once. l have for sale one splendid
new n,c room cottage that ! viii sell for
half price 600 cash, balance smn II
monthly payments; this - the boat bar
gain ever offered In Houston. Call at
once al 3i1ia Main street. Win. Manager
ri
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,.s,p or GOTHAM

lSSI( VI
,,,v is.-lnsurance asa'ns,
E.. ss,' may M be obtained lined. at at
' One company her, ,,o o''e 81, the so
- 10 u,' car each $1,000. AS al,
! year io ,sly stipula,e that no
bss e1r ,oIl,.cied in case ,ne , IN,
~ oe o ~ law at the time .me !,
|EiAiine ", tn' risk is not so great
~ walk imagine
| -, tbe grandfather Of Can
!, .'s s.s .al samuel smith. was
" ~. - ~bom some of the saiem
,r,ed and convicted may
fs " az sifairs of the present Sc. a !;
ehns ;,,.; the same remarked S,,,'
ol!' Ike Fifth Avenue hotc !
. v INV one who wants 10
'e On, Of Of his family tree can
L.,,ring a NOMINATION.
\. ,.a struggled for &c years
s.,. a in central park last
, ~, 4 note assigning his re-
W. 100 neuri,ls, nervous pros
.,,,m. congestion. OF the
mn.rrsnsth. catarrh OF the nv
~ ns,n and dyspepsia. lie
.,s,e whether he tried mcui,
s!s h,eo,,rht a gun, which fact
Is s.ar Of rs most Interesting
!. hanks report a continued
nou country correspondents
"A The method of obtaining
p..,l come from various sec.
r,,t, The banks do not want
.s.elyes, they say but are
,.r,re It by customers. who
.s,v,rss and other obliga-
/, X rold In the future ana
Il be at a premium when
"a fall due.
MON, ways of boarding gold
days. A young man VINO
.,shes. but who occupies a
], entered a Broalway drug
ind ordered ice cream SODA.
= veil he took another, and
/, bone check for 20 cents.
sed a plain soda for a 3 cent
stepped up 10 the cashiers
,he small check ohiy ana
This is the latest species oil
u extant here.
Nh luz, now is the wicked
n By, 1t has in full operation
tie krgest gambling estab-
the country. No attempt at
d made. The local police.
the summer visitors and the
all about them. When there
acing In Monmouth a mighty
,est went up from all over
|ut the enthusiastic inti-racc
ere silent now, and n good
ue beginning to ask pointed
York Athletic club has
plans for Its new CLUB house,
ding Is to be Il sl.0co.n00 one.
foundations is being rapidly
there's a big hole al the cor
b avenue and Fifty-eishth
the structure Will stand. l'he
Hub Is another organization
fe a SI,Wl,1V1 home, for 1t has
=" ~ ...e, a'i - ~"
hs q. nov now renrese MT, mii,in ~,
prested. and there's talk Of
In the same line.
IN -,
VI CUT a great hig lSnre IN
onsirations this fall. An at
s been Invented Whit, win
''sA '''e'''," "Nieh VIII
an ordinary kerosene torch
probable, however, that lam
I've the cal, ov.r lin ,n,ps
Elect ia nrct,is, an, ~ ,h' '',i,S'
q h,rnine ' oil 10 ~, H. 'i'e IN.
n these a,sa 81, ~ "o''e 'i"'iS
= ~ -
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y had struggled for 80 years ears
1,s ade in Central park last
, ,.c a note assigning his re-
L.,,.m, congestion OF the
y Is V main and dyspepsia. lie
~, ,a whether he tried inedi-
ae 's,oo,,rht a gun, which fact
l,ssdy Of rs most ih'er'S''''s
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FOR RENT--A three room cottage. also
Two rooms IN rear of yard. one block
from court house. Apply Sl5 Caroline 81.
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DRS. BELTS & BELTS
g D. Charles Street. New orleann, La.
Physicians and SurToouA

Young. middle
aged and old. sim
gle or married
men. and all who
suffer with LOST
MANHOOD. Ner-
v o u s Debility,
s p Q rmatorrhea,
Seminal Losses,
Sexual Decay,
Failing Memory,
weak eyes. Stunt
ed Development.
Lack OF Energy,
! m p o V Q rished
Blood. Pimples.
lmpediments to
Marriage. q so
Rlood and Skin
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,,,,,,p,.rnAT oRs-ve haze some good
REtK',;i,,in We are selling for cost. we
sn XIV GOOD stock Of tr,it Iars' cr9 oins
s1y sassws s,sef az" or s,T.'SAffs
mo sc ,,dcyeilai & Co. Nos. Gov Main
JoHH. ~, uii rexag avenue. u
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WANT COLUMN

THE POST is THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM OF TEXAS,
The Post Is the friend Q. the poor md
needy and publishes advertisements for Sit.
uations wanted OF twenty-five words OF
less three times free.
Tho charge for other Wants" Is Amos.
nominal. and II you want anything an Ad
IN the Cheap Column oil The Post ID sure
TO get 1t for you. Especially - such thu
case In
ROOMS FOR RENT,
BOARDING,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SPECIAL. NOTICES,
BUSINESS CHAECE6
PERSONALS,
STOLEN. STPAyED.
LOST. FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED,
WANTED TO TRADE
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
PROFESSIONAL,
BARGAINS.
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED BlDS
WANTED no BUY.
INToR NATION WANTED.
HELP WANT Ed.
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WNNTT.D--11e makGrs on CONSTRUCTION OF
the Il. G.. 5. and q. railway. ., miles
north OF Lake charles; excellent tinbrr,
lie 10, making take Loosvllle road. APP
ply TO Il. +. Neii. Lake Charles. La. .,s-
nor. Burton a Co. contnlclors. Team
will leave Oberhn. on the Watkins and
Gulf railroad Sunday mornings. ana
l.ane Charles Wednesday mornings Tor
work. 20
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WANTED-.A position by first class
up 10 date miliiner; best of reference rai
be furnished. Address Millincr. Box a.
Vernon. Texas =.
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WlDOY LADY, with boy IL years old,
wants situation as cook IN private fam
lily or boarding house; can furnish ref
erence. address Mrs. Ambreta Pierce,
Lyons Ind. "a
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ling, Texas. "a
WANTED-Faithful gentleman or lady to
travel. salary $3.50 and expenses rcirr-
encc: enclose self addressed enNc.opc.
President, Box l., Chicago "A
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AGENTS WANTED--To sell portrait OF
Hon. W. J. bryan democratic candidate
for president; printed on heavy plato IA
per, SIZE 2ax.S send 1pc Tor sample and
prices. Lloyd * Co. ZIG II. Eighth st,
Cincinnati Ohio. q
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! \ banks report a continued
|. s,.n country correspondents.
!. me method of Obtaining
~, come from various sec
-. The banks do not want
...elyes, they say, but are
scre 1t by customers. VINO
,t,r,res and Other obliga,,
! h gold In the future -, ana q
NJ he at n premium when
~ fall due.
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THOSE WANTING TO Duy or sell furni.
ture should call on the Apex Furniture
Company. oi2 Travis street. q;
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vNIith better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys.
ical ills, which vanish before proper Of.
forts-gentle cfforts--pleasant Efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge. that SO many forms Of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, hut simply to constipnted cond.
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs. prompt.
ly removes. That is why il is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact. that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which it acts. 1t is therefore
all important, in order to get its bene.
fetal effects, to note when you pur.
chase, that you have the genuine arti-
Gle, which is manufactured by the Cali.
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
If in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, laxativcs or
other remedies are then not needed. II
afflicted with any actual disease. one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but if in need of laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
we'll informed everywhere, Syrup of
Figs ands highest and is most largely
used al 'gives most general satisfaction.
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go TO SloJ month und expenses pau
statesmen for cigars. experience unnvccs.
sary; s,anuaru goods, l.ittic Cittk Cigar
Machine Tree 10 each customer. Disnul,
4 Kline, ST. Louis Mo.
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Advertisers should remember tnat let
tiers directed 10 initials only arc not deliv-
used they should be directed to the care OF
come person. firm or .postofiice box; Ad-
vertisemen.S can be left Nj our Office or
sent through the nail to
THE HOUSTON POST. houston. Texas
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SITUATION wanted by coiorcd woman
good cook, or housework in private fam
ily. Address 7a4i. this Office. :,
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%a.ssaEssLAiMN,s

sss,a sssIsiss,rsosa Remedy.
il NJ n, the world
~, 1isip,sndsi u upao q9,i,.skiy
: ,saaay oitSs ssaln TO take.
~ ~ tsa,,is.ads.S yES n, Wi WI,
'us BY al dr 1a;e
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WHITE WOMAN V;ernan prcfcried) 10
assist III cooking ana housework. good
wages TO proper person. Mrs. II. 4.
kc.ler. 1906 Milam street. corner Cat
hotin. 70
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Wanted to Buy.

wANTED-5For cash, one f orr rs n lg' Y
gSs9Sa re 'oe' cash fIuyer." this oniae 2
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situation Wanted.

STU ALTON WANTED-Bright, inielli.
gent boy OF IA wishes situation In office
or store: can do anything; Wiring to
work for small wages. Address iols. this
office. u
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Wanted to Rent.

-, ,,rrn-tyye or six room cottage, iin,
WA lMSl.bed within two Or three blocks sr. Of
t,s,nsss norton OF the CITY. @oo'eSas ).
Cottage, this Office
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W-ANrED--lt you ure a Cathofic. un, Ia
rloyed, and want work fUr us per week,
write MacConncl BROS. IL Franklin
street. Boston, Mass.
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GOOD practical engineer wishes Job
running Stationary engine. do all re-
pairing. Address s. C.. this Office rs
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WaNTED--Positlon OF any kind; will
work cheap: am u young, single. white
man. and viii 80 anyw here 10 nnd work
Winchester. Texas. -
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Edsas Watkins
LOVEJOY ID eAMpsON

nSs,tIorneys 81 Law. Rooms $40, s23 and g.,
I'm nins 6uiiding. Houston. Texas. Telephon,
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Real Estate for Sale.

LOOK HERE! lo-acre farm of as nine
land AK there is IN Texas paid for at
$40 per month"; no cash Geluirei. also
have a. few 10 and 9-acre tracts which
can scll on monthly payments of 81
bargain. 400 acres Of timber Lame 6ia
miles from city AT 81 per acre. Clio acres
!. miles south Of city at s. pc acre. so
acres 10 miles south OF city and ono
mile from railroad station at 81 per
acre. 1909 acres 10 ,nilcs from city. front.
eng on railroad al sll per acre.
Il. u. GAur, Real Estate and RENTALS.
Hnx building.
r.; u. GAuT. Real Estaio Rentals and
, Choles ., 10 and 20 -. ncrc tracts to 6
iar ss i g o S s at go o !" SO nlr
city. a, s. to sl5 per acre, tracts of 1000 TO
$4,000 acres, suitable for subdivision. at
$500 and $500 per acre.
city property. both improved and UNI
improved. on monthly nsialments or
special bargains for all cash. Choice
trading list complete.
i,ins BLDG. opposite Capitol Hotel n
FOR SALE or EXCHA NGiE-rwo ana a
lalf acres. well improved. III niles due
south OF court ho'se. 70 minutes drive.
s room horse. two-story barn. COW sta
hles. sheds. carriage houses. hen houses,
sery4nts' quarters and al desirable out
gardens, fruit and shade trees. high ana
well drained. an ideal country home.
will seil on very oasy terms or exchange
for vacant or improved property In tho
THIRD ward. NIGH, assume or pay some
difference. value $1,000. T.. n Richard
son. Cotton Exchange. second floor. %
FOR SALE CIIEAP-.TMo hunl lied acres
of black a'nl sandy land. 40 in cultNn-
tion. one md one half miles from city
OF Columbus: an abundance of clear
spring water for stock; good cistern;
large two story dwelling, outhouses. full
grape. pea III. plum and pear orchard,
hnrDZ fences YIu lDtIEn eight
houses. J. a. Seymour. columbus, Texas.
SIS
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STU ALTON WANTED by m.tidlc aged
German drug clerk. for board and wash
ing ON the start, or as tutor with music
4. ". faGrange, Texas. %
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STU ALTON WANTED-by young man io
take care OF horses and mix COWS In
private family: good yard man. Address
..lSH. this office. =.
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EALING Hal,

h s lang HAIR.
.' IS 'ss ai'psr "'i IS aa a,s
t, til. I sa.. daughter of
Ess;syssla1e y a manner s a,rs
ivy y we en-, mathews about
u, " clsw 10 ,hs OF while she
ave 5 10 .gs,rle' f ,,rs ir5 =. or
u. 'He unturned Ia
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ri EcTRIcAL contractors and rcpa 'rcrs (,
agents for famous Ideal steam engines.
IIynor,os motors fans and supplies.
The Pardon sheets Electrical Conslrncc-
lion company, a07 Preston avenue, II
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SITUATION wanted by young lady or
good family TO assist in housekeeping
cut of Houston. Miss lone, 1910 Prairie
avenue. n
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WHITE WOMAN wishes situation N pr.
vate family; Is good cook: wiling to 30
short distance In country II lare is
pu.u. No. 2lCj Congress street. 20
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Ikf's NEW ALLY.


rs, SSs,iing names; it Is poor
~ rss,hel, no argumen, ~, al,
c NM accept the platform 81
(srnads " II they do not
~, 20 as anarchists. r5n
~',,' mat every anarchist
I'm anarchy is W ~.
M @, III, from who has darnj
''pudiate Altgeld or his
y taken from the philA-
- =, - esteemed republlco,
shs' the editor was Wi,
i ! sp !. or sympathIzo, ;,
~ me same boat with The
, ~ Hoat distinguished an
!. sy' Herr Most. was re-
h =, s0t his admiration for
!, ., s.nk inserted in the st.
Il vae!s' monopollsts and
sls NV York World says.
Il JAW. SImseli on record II, J." !,
goli Nh against FREQ .it.,1''
enloera",n nile he IL outsi9n ', :, e =,
e lis bs,, PLATFORM, vi hn
coli "m,o N anarchists ne ta
co men, II took aIost
! 3 the Ib' scS bis his essay.
~ his and "a Frs ay ~ 10
p ShssDD n,,s,ernatlon ano onx
had mn thsy learned lH nu9,
sotsd ieu a,sal gold bns n nm
chlsssSod Aaaltgeld, Who ,'' ps !
down Il uysid Red Han na
bod him .ast Side won't "' bs
Irs,iorm seems to have
t H. ns and secured "t the
saa.r~S 0n' prominent an. M
a
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WANTED Some one To open n drug
store at Mal,isvIlle. Texas: wv, aaS-
the right man. Address Box u. Wallis
Nillo, TeNas. %
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;TT0ITsT0N sIIORTIiANp AM MI, ~,
wRlriSc scmooi srlnspaI ' @aNes ',
Alice ~, ~ ,rt,ning stenographers for
f pppastica business positions II co, you
mean business. come ana lake 'o'' ~ y;
MME G. nu!Aci Ps s,.ss,io s'I p.ia e e
lnI,d%sn u.1' q mnsic: lessons at pupils
ru,hnnns n desired: Instruction 10 De.
rtnnsrs. also advanced students, %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23

wANTED--Competent young man as
stcnoS rapher. typewriter, also genera,
office work. state salary expected. Adj
uress 1855 TINS office. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23

SITUATION wanted by two young la
dies. 10 and 70 yenrs of age respectively.
for zen, raj housew ork away from Hous.
ton. Miss Bette 1910 Prairie avenue. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23

AN all round manbHsishcs position of any
KIND. can give satisfaction iii most any
KIND of wCk. Address II. X, this Of
Zee. q,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23

AGENTS and branch manaEefs; salary or
commission. Hunier Tailoring and SHIRT
Co., CINCINNATI, onto,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23

SITUATION wanted by colored man II
private family. care of horses and COW
can do houSework. does anything abou,
the place; stay on place. Address 1862
this office. ..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23

.AutcIneys und Counsellors at Law, Gal.
ossu' Ieyss hSve established branch
Rooms S22. SO and ga With Allen 4 MAJ.