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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-01-16
General Harrison on the Presidency

Ex-President Benjamin Harrison will
discuss "The Presidential Office" very
comprehensively in his ''This Country
February Ladies' Home Journal. He
will detail the provisions and methods
of electing Chief Magistrate, and will
have much to say bearing upon the
eligibility of a President for reelection;
will give his views as to the length Of
| the Presidential term, and express
rather decided opinions relative 10 the
ANNOYANCE to which Presidents are
subjected from otfice-seekers. The
article is practical, based upon expert
ence and observation, and is very
timely. General Harrison believes that
the fears expressed by the farmers OF
our Constitution that the power OF the
office is such as to enable an ambitious
| incumbent to secure an indefinite
succession of terms have never been
opinion has limited the eligibility Of the
President to one reelection. BIT some
of our leading and most thoughtful
| public men have challenged the wisdom
of the four-year term, and have adyo-
| Gated six wears, usually panied
with a prohibition of Il second term.
| And unless some method can be devised
by which less considerable part Of the
| four-year term must be given to hearing
applicants for office and TO make
| appointments, it would be wise to give
| the President, by extending the time,
| better chance to show what he can do
| for the country, 1t must be admitted,
also, that ineligibility to second term
will give to the Executive action greater
independence. 1t seems unlikely, how
ever, that any change in the Presi
dental term will be made unless some
unexpected event should stir into
action a thought that is now of a
theoretical rather than a practical cast
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-01-16

So large indeed that statistics
place the amounts of irrigated
lands in France at 100000 acres
and in Italy at 100000 acres
and yet these countries have as
much rain as we do and it is as
favorably distributed for agri-
culture as ours. Even in the
south of England the irrigation
of water meadows has been so
long practiced there that it ap-
pears to be known to history by
what people the system was in
PRODUCED. We have in Northern
and Central Wisconsin a large
amount of land whose water
holding power is below the aver
age and which can only be made
to yield their largest returns
when the usual rainfall is supple
mented by irrigation 1t is quite
probable that manufacturing in
terests will soon seek state or
national legislation looking to-
ward the impounding of flood
waters in reservoirs about the
head waters of various streams
and should this be done the law
should be so framed as to permit
agricultural interests to share in
due proportion in the use of
these impounding waters.
Continued iii next ISSne)
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-01-16
The Discovery Saved His Life.

Mr.. G. Caillouttee, Druggist, Beavers
Vile, ILL.,, says: ITO DR.. Kings New
Discovery owe my life. Was taken
with La Grippe and tried all the physi-
clans for miles about, but of no avail
and was given up and told | could not
live. Having DR.. Kings New Discovery
in my store [ sent for bottle and
began its use and from the first dose
began to get better, and after using
three bottles was up and about again.
II is worth its weight in gold. We
won't keep store or house without 1t.
Get free trial at j. L. Days Drug
Store.
GEO. N. WOOD. REAL ESTATE, FIRE
AND LIFE INSURANCE. Office on east
end Of bridge, Grand Rapids, Wisconsin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-01-16

The third and largest supply OF
water which might be used IN de-
veloping the cranberry and other
agricultural interests of the
counties in question is the flood
waters of the Wisconsin and
Black Rivers and their tributar-
les which now run to waste doing
service neither to manufacturing
nor agricultural interests.
The topography of thecountry
is such that there are no engi-
neering difficulties in the way OF
leading the food waters of the
Fox river, tributary of the Black
the Yellow river and the Wiscon-
sin river out into chains OF
reservoirs distributed over a very
large part of the fiat lands OF
Adams, Portage, Wood, Juneau,
Jackson and Monroe counties,
where they could be used in
developing immensely rich cram
berry lands and where the waters
percolating from these reservoirs
would serve to hold the water
table under the semi-marsh lands
up to that height which is so
essential to their development
for general agriculture The
irrigation of lands in humid
climates has long been practiced
on very large scale in Europe.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-01-16

The second available supply of
water in the counties under con-
s1deration is that which is creep
ing slowly toward the south
through the sands and sandstone
which underlie the district. The
exact amount of this water we
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30
bids and Proposals.

NOTICE TO coNTRAcToK.--s's l . q
" win be received by me e9Hl ~ eoloeS'
eour' on on Monday iSd October T., 1895 for
the building OF a bridge oyer oyer nrr .'rld :
bayou on the Houston aai tFe ms nov no 20
in accordance With the tptci my cIcrk Of
on On me ia county M, i gooi and snffe.en;
bnr5 IN the sim Of 5000 VIII be rean in-,,
fer The faithful performance OF the VIZ ~, a. a.
- - ND must he accompanied y d
anu .u,isad check for $50 on some bank IN
Jyg 81 rho county reserves the rlsn .,
orsisct any and all bids. BY order OF
W Commits sioners court. 49,,
the Gun IoUN @. TOD. County Judge
Houston. Texas. September H. i"A
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|REpuBi1cAN PREplcAMENr.

h 10 Chamni,p a poltcv Thev po-
Ent.y D ,r"'i,,c,t A. in}amous
Ssla 60,
Cihe Cour!er-Journal
Ptor Lindsay. in his great speech 70
bemocro,s d.,r Tho rsnbu4e3n
| sr3 .,,, -,
""' "tse'Nei nI5"9'
\ showing the unsound financed
Of Mckinley. whom circllmstnn. c ,
foro,1 49,. ,.....,,,,,. -,
mo an ~" LING S'"''''
RAIDER he thus PAID his respects 20
publican par,y.
Ia tho nrasIaa,,
''''ucn' redu's''hi au'~or-'!
n IN the face Of the bonds he wa
tg for sale ,i,,., ..bo,. ,ro,,ll ha Maid
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HIGHEST PRICE paid for second hand
gentlemen's clothing, Drop me postal
and ] will call III. Captain. e02 Milan
and Prairie. Il
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2 Largest Shows United.

BEYOND COMPREHENSION THE pIGGrsT AND
RICHEST SHOW EVER ORGANIZED ASTOUNDING ALI.
AMERICA WITH IT'S GRANDEUR MAGNITUDE AND MAG
NlFtCENCE. The MILLIONAIRE AMUSEMENT master
ma,ehsss all that misht. We
" emploSs
has the hest performances the largest only double
aserl, under daily Is worth
has visited exhibited
cities done hisin,
of Texas this
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Wait Big Shows United Houston, H Monday, Oct IL
Situation Wnnted.

WANTED Situation by young man at
most any kind of work. " II NIX to work
ieasohahl", can give good references
NIui sS "'' 'hIs ONCE
SITUATION wanted bV carriage trimmer.
good nll-r0uud hand; quick worker. ref
ere cesi any class OF work Address
lhacton, TIA - Office.
WANTED giiuatton by working house.
kccnrr hornuqhlv cXrerlenrcd on ~
hotel or private fam ~. city or country:
Al references. Address liousck"cpct.
10" lnaY St, city.
or do niirsing Ad.lroes pNG ,his Of
tee.
YIN
s,nan chiitre,, an u., ~ NJ" ,.t,n MIN
sewing Address WN3 thlH office
fI>,,,v -. ------f,,,-----'
fure reoaiIinr aid c3T9,nt.Iimb. r. r.
this nfa.r -,
,,,' ~
81 - ipN Ntthl"d ny Il young lnug as
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nlscovERY SAVED ms LIFE

noiscoVERY ,AVED MS LIFE.
mi "a. llouette, druggist, BeaNers-
III SAYS; To Dr. KingF New Dis
E,os Owe 1ny lie. Was .akcn with
I'M aud tysed all the physicians 10:
pst.g hnt Of no avail ana vas givel
h M ! could not Eve. Having Dr.
Ao,,I. Wis eofery In my s.ore | sent
Eist ~ hhd began IFS use and from
|rs,,. .,e heEaa TO get Nettcr. and
II 'nFee ~tlcs wa uD and about
- ~or,h Us weight IN old. We
ms store or house without H."
w "'al at A. h. kiesling's drug
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Business Chances.

HOTEL furn tire and ix;ures for sale
Of a thirteen ycurs' established house,
god locatiJn. Address e9Si tn.s office 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

FOR IlcNT--Mason Han In Mason Block,
for lodge mcetHg. lectures, concerts
and similar entertainments; gas and
electric light. ante-ruoms. new carpets
and furnishings. H.. J.. Dennis. u
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WANTED-Man and wife. foreigners TIRE
hsrred, woman u do cooking. housework
and washing for family OF Two; man 10
tend to horse, milk cows tend 10 Garden.
make fires. etc, and be generally useful;
state wages, references and when can
come. The Aldr!dge Lumber Company,
Ruckland, Texas 2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

ONE farm hand wanted; single man: Ger
man preferred. Call lil2 Preston ave
at once. ~
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WANlsD--German or Swede servatN lor
small family TO nurse children and help
WIN house work. Apply AT once, with
reference. l0ll Mckinney avenue 50
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COOK WANTED--I want respectable
whlte woman to cook ana assist In
housework; three IN family, housr rmah.
wages good. Address 20 Box 6, Hearne,
leNlS
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Special Notice.

= ,--.TTTI0N-Any person buying old furnl
me under our name is misrepresentl hs
ns az we handle nrst class furniture 1nIs
GIseuberg Bros. 400 ara W. irA''S -,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

! the gilded goddess posing on tn
the tower of Ghe Madison Square
was struck by lightning durin.
kturdays electrical ss.olm. This
m was made rIly yes, erday. whel
Y morlals went up to p + loitN
IA find out the extent of the dam.
kic,ei by her father. Jovc. only
dignity appears to have been
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Help Wanted.

WANTED--Wet muse with a small baNv
white or colored, TO go 10 country. II.
Hulre thursday morning. DIR. l.. He'll.
ingstelder. $40 Main st. 4
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|clety that should receive the com
|uon Of all whee. men now exists II
(yn. u is known as the Society tol
kid to All Injured Bicycllsts. Dur.
y recent quill club meet several o.
Imbers applied for admission TO tht
II quarters at the Manhattan ljearu
|and did good work 10" those who
tho races. Each member carries
Lm supply OF bandaEes, linimcnts.
ard other articles needed IN dress
kralns. bruises. cuts. -tc., together
|xrsnches, pumps and such small
i may ee necessary 20 repair wnosls
rad.
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WANTED PROVISIONING TO the different
schools. can make 81 day. Apply at s
to a. m. or TO p m, No. 6o6ia Main
street. 9
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WANTED-For L. S. Army anlc-bod,ed
Unmarried men, between ages OF y and
~. citizens of the United States of good
character and temperate habits. Who
can speak. read and write English. For
information apply, preferably 10y letter,
10 Recruiting OFFICER, For, Sam Hous-
ton, Texas
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Trace or Exchange.


no EXCHANGE for Houston or other
Texas property, Broom, new elegant
', slGcnce IN Po--l,nd, Oregon, Aair" $500
address BOX "a. schnlenhers. Twas y
FOR EXCHANGE-5-room cottage ~
Esyr Grounds sXteusion Addition. for
f,rni land ur vacant lots. Wilson q Han.
nan, SOC ktam building. u
Two nice brunswick, Bake & Co billiard
,ias N sell or exchange for something
Of equal value, also forty acres OF ohoig1
Rrazoria county land near railroad. n.
Nj. Norieet, Houston, u
WANTED TO EXCHANGE fruit I'm N
Iyler and four room cottage anu lot ~
Tkird ward for .arger house or ipr va
cant lois close In. Address o. j. Palmer
III S cfflce- y
T.%D TOR SALE OR ENCHANC r
~, tout e5nO acres. well improved rancho.
K miles from railway Price siipyl; one
haii casN, or viii accept one-hali II
good city property. PARTICULARS OF 4,
Skaggs Real Estate Co.. Beev.ile;
Texas. y
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AGENTS WANTED--Male or female. 400
per cent profit sells TO every family;
sample 90 cents: one dozen. s.; 100 $35 no
nosta's answered. NJ. Morgan, Franklin
Texas. &
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FOR sALE--A lot of slightly damaged
telegraph wire. suitable for pasture
fences, at 81 per 100 pounds. In quaint
tics TO suit. l.. u. Miller u
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Girl. WANTED-Swede or German, not
under IA years of age; good home and
81 per month. Cal at 50l Gray avenue. 30
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WANTED Sober, "

WANTED-Soher, willing. white man.
work garden, care for horses, must be
good miker Cal, sherins othce between
j. and / O'Clock. ). Il. Gilbert. 80
WANTED--A white cook in small family
comfortable room and good wages. APP
ply to Mrs Horace u. Taylor. corner
Smith and Resale streets. Fair Grounds
addition. >
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For Sale.

FOR SALE-ono buck antelope. months
old, perfectly gentle. VIII eat grass or
drink mix. irce, so. Address r. v.
20
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Number words tine TN time. week mo.

Advertisers should remember that let
ters directed to initials only are not jeliY-
erel through the postofiice. II initials are
used they should be directed to the care
OF some person. firm OF postofice boz. Al
refreshments can h" left al our oii'e or
sent through the mail to-
THE HOUSTON POST. Houston. Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

PRINTNR-I want a news and iob print
cr, can not pay fancy salary, hut guar
ant,e pay day. Address W. W. Mcleod,
Beaumont. Texas.
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Fol. SALE Four room cottage and
choice corner lot IN Third ward; $500 TO
$500 cash and balance on easy terms. q.
J. Palmer. this office. "
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Answers TO advertisers in office Of Post
Tor week ending September &c, 1896; m
EQi ties; lc5. $3.50; Il. W.; iooll "
1908. cook az 1870. Cottage; Mrs g ID
~; DR. Beeson %. logi q; &,N; lo'Vii'
g.57: no.; Hustler SN o. - =
r., II. II. 80; 99si; 1ooo9. y:
Il. w. (g; 1850 CD: W. Jofnson' w
an 9.G2; 9iSS co: NJ r.; l0.oSs: NJ NJ (n.
Marine; 1o.oS9 OK zoe g, gssi '2i ~ 50,
~. gq7l C0 i00i7 %: 9oi7 Co: 1913 o.
59iS 60 W b.. scis; 800 (2)' 300; 1904
lM-NNn, 1MM
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I HAVE FOR SALE three lots on Texas
houses Oh Walker avenue. 5000. two
lots on Rusk avenue, Including corner,
$3.50, two nice cottages on Caroline
street yl2Gg, one nice four room cottage
on Fanpin street. 800; Easy terms on
all Of the above. ! nave property IN
several cites in Sorth Texas to trace
Tor Houston pnoperty and South Tcxaa
lands / mako specially Of exchanging
property and merchandise, Send me n
lifi OF what you have and what you
want I have 1900 acres or clear lana
20 trade Tor Houston or Galveston prom
erty; viii asshmc some membranes. IL
y1u wiHh 70 buy. sell, rent or exchanges
property, sr'te me N. NJ Norieet.
Unicnlns House. "
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WANT COLUMN

THE POST is THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM OF TEXAS.
The Post is the friend OF the poor and
NEEDY and publishes advertisements for
situations wanted OF twenty-five words or
less three times free.
me charge for other Wants" is almost
nominal. and If you want anything an Ad.
~ the Cheap Column OF The Post Is sure
10 get IT Tor you. Especially is Hucn the
case III
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING.
Real ESTATE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSl NESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS.
STOLEN. SrRAYED.
LOST FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED To TRADE.
BIDS AND PKOpOSALS
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS.
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED To RENT.
WANTED BIDS
WANTED TO BUY.
IMPORTATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

AGENTS to handle our new N-rays gas
lEhi burner; makes kerosene lamps give
brilliant gasNght, no chimney; no
wlcks: no smoke Cheaper than oil.
Samples free to active agents. Superla-
tive Mfg Co. 239 broadway, New York
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SHOE Ellesmcn wanted good money for
the right men We want hustlets with
road experience to handle our linc OF
fine med INN priced mems, hovs' and
youths up-to-date shoes in connection
with anything else that doesn't conflict;
liberal commission. good rame and big
reputation hack OF goods. Address. with
reference, Boot aud Shoe Manufacture
ing Goa Boston Mass.
WANTED Statesmen for cigars; expert
enCa unnecessary. S35 weekly and cN-
penses. best Bryan und Mckinley al
fractions. Folk Richie & CO., st. LOUIS.
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Professions

q q COTTON s. BRO. Fire Insurance.
Agents and Adjusters. 10 Main street.
corner Franklin.
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Board and Rooms.

ROOMS for rent. furnished or unfur-
niBhed, with modern conyen!ences. In
new txo-story residence: close in and
prices reasonable, Apply at No. IpS RusiS
avenue. city. 2
NEWLY furnished rooms with bath. gas
and cScelien. board; terms very reason
able li0l Mckinney avenue. Also table
board. 4
FOR RhNT--With or without board. two
front connecting rooms. also single front
room: ii0i Texas hyclue, one block from
Capitol hotel. References. 0
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Personal.

Ilr vou want a S-room cottage. lS-room
hcilse. or want to move. cal on the l.'ll
star Line. corner of Texas and Man,
'Qhruc 53S
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DAILY POST: WE'D
Help Wanted.
WAaNTED-wet muse with small baby,
Mnite or coiored. 10 20 10 country. II.
quire Thursday morning. Dr, l.. Iici4. |
ihssfelder. $40 Main 81. 81
ONE farm hand wanted; single man: Ger
man preferred. Call lil2 Preston ave
a. GREE. ~
W AN Ep-German or Swede seryatN Tor |
sinai family TO nurse children and help
WIN house work. Apply AT once, win |
lelerenee. lell Mckinney avenue. 50
COOK WANTED--I want a n,snsc'ahle
whte woman to cook ana assist In
housework: three IN family; hous~ rmat. |
wages good. Address 20. Box 6, Hcarne,
1eNas.
WANTED-Man and wife. foreigners ur,-
i.rred, woman 10 do cooking. housework
and washing for family OF Two; man 10
tend to horse, milk cows, tend TO garden.
make fires etc, and be generally useful
state wages, references, and when can
come. The Aldr!dge Lumber Company,
Rockland, Texas. 81
WANTED Sober Wiling. white man.
work garden, care for horses, must be
j. and / O'Clock. >. H. Gilbert. 50
WANTED--A white cook in small family;
comfortable room and good wages. APP
ply 10 Mrs. Horace D. Taylor. corner
Smith and Resale streets. Fair Grounds
addition =
GIRL WANTED-Swede or German, not
under IA years OF age; good home and
- per month, Cal at 50l Gray avenue. 30
WANTED BOYs-Going to the different
schools. can make 81 a day. Apply at
to "a. IN. or 10 p. M No 6o6ia Main
street.
AGENTS WANTED-Male or female. 400
per cent proft: sells 70 every family;
sample 30 cents; one dozen. 81; 100 S}5; no
nosta's answered. Nj. Morgan, Franklin.
Texas. &
WANTED--For L, S Army. anie-bodied
unmarried men. between ages Of u ard
~. citizens Of the United States of good
character and temperate habits. Who
can speak. read and write English For
information apply, preferably 10y letter,
10 Recruiuns Oihcer, Fort sam Hous-
ton, Texas.
AGENTS to handle our new N-rays gas
NEhi burner makes Kerosene amps give
brilliant gasl sht, no chimney no
wicks; no smoke. Cheaper than oil.
tive Mfg. Co. 23a Broadway New York,
SHOE Falesmcn wanted. good money for
the right men We want hustleis with
road experience to handle our ltnc OF
me mcd um priced men 3, hoNs ana
youths up-to-daic shoes in connection
with anythi1g else that doesn't conflict.
liberal commission GOOD rame and hig
ventilation h.cL nf ,.ooJs Address with
refcrence Uoot ana shoe Nnnuf,ciiir'
ing CO.. Boston Mass.
WANTED Statesmen for cigars; expert
enCa unnecessary. S3j weekly and cS-
penses. best Bryan and Mckinley al
fractions. Folk Ritrhie & CO.. ST Louis,
SIS \ WEEK ENSY~Y--I Y0rII rigTi
trouble to make SiS u week easy, write
10 us quickly. yon VIII Dee surprised at
how easy IA ra' Il done. send us Your
address anyway: IT Will be for your IN
lSn'. - vs-asat@' Wil,n ,vutN N"N
Rnva1 W,nvfS,.t9iring 70 nox q $ br.
troi, Nt~b l0-oS
pm vrnp \ want = new aud 15h rrlnt-
cr; can not pay fancy salary. In, guar
antte pay day Address W. W. Mcleod.
beaumont. Texas.
" Z;ri717 7Ic1 -,-e-- --1--T- 20 az ~ M.
w ~ J. ~ ~, ~ w w. ,,,,t'n" x
Ntlt" uetN'llNSs u,,c' '2-'.'s
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WANTED Men every where 20 act rs pr
waite detectives under Instructions. TX.
/, r!cuce unnecessary. Aduress Universal
Detective Agency Indianapolis. Ind.
COOK WANTEp--I wlut a resl.ctahe
white woman to cook aud assist n
hnitsework. three In family house small;
wages good, Address 20. Boa g, li"Aine'
Texas.
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.sr found in Bellevue hospital bls
10 the leper colony located Ga
a In the East river. where he
,ome1 by four other unfortunates
.sred today that the afflicted MAJ
y mud has worked IT. city shops
lSesn out of employment for more
rnr city life has Its sharp thorn
Is IS roses.
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lssIP or GOTHAM.

office Is to be started here OF
4 lines as that in Paris. 1t 10
I,b,.antbropic institution for tn
rersons who. while remaining
nome. wish to nuke theil
ksslieye that they are away on .
II IL works like charm, tn
yclub will not grow as fast as III
4 expected.
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Situation Wanted.

COMPETENT bookkccpcr would Like soy
tfis office
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FOR SALE Brazoa river plantation. COZ, coz,
mining 1918 acres, NJ uated ~ nll's iiuu
runs through the plantation; ra,ifeln
Ewitch 100 acres IN cultivation, balahse
timber an rich nl!uvaf WIZ prohne9 ~
bashcls Of corn Or Two bales OF cV'ion
per acre, tenant houses, dwe''4hh
house, ctC. -
Also 2JGD-acre plantation IN Brazof.a eon ~
ty. 1860 IN cultivation. Aleo lol ana AVG
nrrcs. all rich, ailuypl. Tao hard times
VII bring these lands INTO notice.
Also as acres, situated W niles from
Houston The H., H. & w, T. y u,
runs through the land; land all virgin
timbered.
Twenty and 40 acre tracts near the city;
two handsome residences close N, an
OF which VIII be sold NJ prices Ia keeping
with the scarcity OF money. Core
Fp0ndence solicited. Address william
Hunter. IIutch:ns House. Houston b
Texas, ll-lZ