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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-10


Friday Harbor. May a-Special-TAat
the Republicans Of this county have not
been led astray on the money question -
shown by the following vigorous expreo-
xions Of opinion on the subject adopted b.
the county convention Wednesday:
We denounce the unnecessary issue ~
government bonds In these times q peaOo
~ an outrage upon the people and crime
against posterity.
I'VE demand that sounA and honest
money shall continue to be one Of the
cardinal virtues and vital principles OF
our party. a. 1t has been from the day OF
its birth BY this We mean that all our
noney-gold, silver and paper-shan be is
sued only under such conditions and In
such relative Quantities ~ will insure
absolute parity. We believe that every
American dollar should be An honest NO
cent dollar. always and everywhere. We
therefore earnestly oppose the Tree ana
unlimited coinage Of silver At the ratio OF
l6 to ! until established by international
agreement. We also declare II to be our
sincere conviction that the continued agi-
tation for the unlimited coinage OF silver
binders the return Of confidence and pros
perity, stands In the way of beneficial
legislation. and u In every respect harm
full to the best interests Of the whole
country"
The convention expressed no presidential
preference. although the sentiment OF the
county In undoubtedly strongly In favor OF
Mckinley. Following are the names Of
the delegates to the state convention: J.
A. Gould. John 8. McAillin, F. C. Harper,
w. E. Sutherland and c. n. Bartlett.
The organization Of . strong Republican
club has been perfected by the election Of
J. L. Blair. president, W. H. Thacker. vice
president: +. H. Nash. secretary. and G. l.
Carter, treasurer.
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Hlrninshsrs,. Ala. May s-Nea- Fast.
mans MIL last evening Re3don Williams
prominent waite farmer. was iynche,.
men. Williams was arr.stsss ~.
Thursday on the charge % r.s-
srg criminal assault UPON his rs-
yeAF-est dasghse-. At the preliminary sx.
aFn.Eatson yesterday The eviaen,e insse.,s.
sas guilt. and he was he'd To ~, r-.-ss
iary and orSseret committed 70 iaI -.
evening. While Deputy MeCrseksn -.
taking Williams 10 SAL he was ne. Nv :
Tnee rear EAs'rnan's nails AID the mr.
oncr takes from asEs and hanged 20 tse
nearest tree ~ N-sS
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NOTABLE DEAD.

Rev. DIR. F. Charles Bradley. a distin-
guished Unitarian divine and magazine
writer. died at Chicago. on Thursday. He
left q viii providing for the cremation Of
his body. The remains will be taken 10
st. Louis and moderated with appropriate
ceremonies.
Francis Agnew. . well-known contractor,
died Friday night at his residence In Chi
cago. of Bright's disease. One Of the larg-
est single contracts handled by Mr.. Agnew
was in the erection Of the colossal Manu-
features building at the Columbian ex-
OF 81. 500 600
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whscA cannot b found and 11r which
fhers n 10 record On his boo,u- ne Jus
tsce said the experts working On Michel
ioufs books found rhAt suxns rangtng frum
SSe.auo 20 SsoG,0oe had been paid ouk ey
Mr.. NicheEion Illegally. The city bad for
many years been paying interest to vari-
cus caxks, contrary 10 Law. The justice
defined ~ iength the legal de1rstton Of
-emeexxieznens.' and urged the grand
jury to take up the charges 1t once The
present city controller. Charles Half1ngs-
head. was also implicated In the alegA-
tons Of the ssate to the extent OF permit
ting the muddlec condition n the city
treaSurorsu o6fca
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Newport. KY. My s.-All the attorneys
In the Scott Jackson trial were engaged in
presenting instructions which they desired
the Judge to present to the jury. The
usual conferences and discussions crowded
out the argument. which was to have been
made this afternoon. Meantime Judge
Helm made up his mind as to what instruc-
tons he would give to the jury next Mon
day morning.
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Wsna Waiis. May s-Spec,ai.-The Uni
ted states court adjourned today. w II.
Greenwood. convicted OF RAISING co,,r,s--
felt money, was sentenced to ore year in
ire United States peritentiary on Nc
Neirs island. Greenwood had been tried
n the Uniied States conr: three ,.rn.s on
the same charge. but was acquitted until
This trial Joseph Tayior pleaded guilty
OF passing counterfeit money. ana was
slsa gwen enc year IN tho periten,!arv.
Nine persons convicted % selling ilcuor
% 4nd'ans we're sentenced Tor terms rang
lnS from thirty days 20 six months
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soldiers Roaie- Ding I'd.

Pert Townsend. May s-rhe remains ~
twenty eikh, soldiers saries On N. rnf,,-
'aFy reservation AZ For, Tcw-senA ver,
Yesterday SHIPPED from this place 70
Herieia cal, where they VIII BE hat4.i
n the national cemetery Soma % IN.
e-Niies rad ben surse. ;hiriy-ffve years.
ara oriv their bones were xr, ,cr...s 49,. -.
shipment 49,
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10 1reot With the 4 okf0AA lnoaou1.
Wash:ngto. City. May 1-Speeial--Tne
Indian appropriation Till. which has noU
passed the senate, carries . special pro-
vision for the appointment OF commits
sion 10 treat with the Yakima Indiana
This was secured by Representative Hyde
IN the house. and Senator Wilson - re-
sponsib.e for the additional proysion that
OF the commission appointed there shall
be At least one Republican There Was
some objection to this on the part Of the
Democratic senators. but Senator Wilson
ssou.iy maintained that this point should
b carried. and, after . most interesting
debate IL was carried.
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THE LAKE wAsHINsrOx CANAL
Houss Will Leave Half Of ths osnnee
appropriation.


appropriation.
Washington City. May e--epsctsi-
There 10 every reason 10 believe that me
conference committee viii retain at least
one-half Of the sum named by the senate
for the Lake Washington canal which
viii be sufficient 10 carry on the woek. ma
II the provision. placing It under the con-
tinuinx contract system shall also - re-
tanned In conferences, there viii be plenty
Of funds provided ~ another session OF
congress TO construct the canal without
Unnecessary delay.
Hundreds OF kilograms are being re-
ceived from prominent men all over the
state. and one remarkable feature Of them
In that there does not seem TO be any Up
position sach as existed few years ago
toward what was then known a. the Seat
tie ditch. All parts OF the state seem to
recognize IL now a. great and permA-
nent improvement that VIII bring AZ much
glory and renown to Puget Sound and to
the whole state OF Washington As has the
magnificent dry dock At Port Orchard.
where the Monterey was safely locked .
few days ago. which fact Was hailed with
great delight by naval officials here
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GREAT y1Rx AT ASHLAND. via


otr0yod and Three Men Perish.
Ashland. Via. May s.-Seariy half .
million dollars worth II milling property
and lumber went up In flames this after
noon The tire started on v. r. Durfess
lumber dock. The IRE destroyed Il. -. 90
feet Of lumber. owned as follows: Shore
Lumber Co.. l2.0uo.o go. Northwestern Lum-
Der CO.. of Haywards. 100000, J. y. Van
Dooser. 100000. George Best, G9.00o: r.
Boutln. $4,000. the Charles Crogster Co..
ae.000. Hin Lumber Co.. l.00o.voo: Meriner
4 MAtteson. 10000. The total loss 10 H5s.-
0oo. and the insurance $4,000. About 700
men are thrown out OF employment BY the
fire.
The body of Peter Engeman was taken
from the bay. His clothes took nre early
In the day. and q thousand peopte saw
him plunge INTO the water to escape the
flames surrounding him. Two othesB are
known to have lost their lives.
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WON'T BE BEATEN ANY MORE.
Mrs. Jssse Ferney, Wiss OF the Popu
list Leader, Dead.

list Leader, Dead.
Colfax. May s.--Mrs. Jesse Ferney. who
was recently badly beaten by her hus-
band. Jesse Ferney. editor Of the Peoples
Advocate. and who started proceedings
for divorce. died last night after an illness
Of several days. The nature of the disease
was beyond the physicians who attended
her. 1t seemed to be q throat trouble In
connection with . dssarrangement OF the
nervous system.
For some time before her death she was
unconscious and would frequently start
up and cry out. Nov. you won't hurt me,
VII your
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BcciiIng ~ camse, VI

C@znS~a. y. J.. May AS a -,ss,, re-.
legislative Investigation 1h.aA has 49,
IN nfesrs$s "a Ills city nexssx wear. So
creme Justice Garrison toxszy o.s,.ss .
sESoz2i session ~ the grz-e tary. he "a
;ss resort q ere epraraLssSn-e-s xeagr~ss
tnAs sse late treasurer. Prank y. MlehsI-
so1- eAa recsived large suzas q MORAY
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Row. =. n. sutton Z, raan,

ssoshone. Idaho. May g-srNS,af
y r. sutton IS eanvassinr ms STATE N
;he Interests az the Idaho State Trr,n~--
auce Alliance, AMI - having very satnp.
s'Rs,ic meetings. st sAe state csnwerssa,
- tire Nvohi,Sison PARTY. beta IN Reise y.
VAS eiectci deisgsts-s,-iar<e 20 the an
tionsi Conversion ~ Ftsfsh,rw
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Ia navy eiSe a.. black. fs,i tsroex A,-s
sstia~faced. fan rasgie-l.asSi skirt, latest
New York styles. arrived yesterday. Sc
cal to- Noss3ay nn,y =; s. - worth III a
J. :. GrAAssa's. - Seco1a Aysase.
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INsco-ns, Nav Especial THE sr,.-..
can Lake road wss sold To-Day 70 Rg>s~-,
Wtesaie BY Receiver Eliis soy . go The
rcsa ~ss oFsSiusity euiit as the terminus
81 tne tnie7 fseiac lire IN Tacoma II
win - EQUIPPED siectrksitsr ar. ~ =,
suburban tire
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Alica Harri.on nead.

Alice Harrison. the well-known actress,
died suddenly 1t New York May ., Of
Bright's disease. In great agony. Her body
was cremated. at her own request. She
was born In London in lSl2. and was one
OF the best OF SoubyettcS
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Last ana an the time Hccdss SArsApariIla
has been advertised az . blood purifier.
The great cures by Hoods SarsapariliA
have been accomplished through purified
blood Scrofula. SALT rheum. eczems. rheu-
matism. neuralgia, yield 70 Hoods Sarsa-
pariIla. because II Graduates the
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rockingham Bay News.

Whatcom, May s-Special-The immi-
grafton meeting last evening was by no
means 50 well attended as 1t should have
been. especially by the business men of
this city. The county organization II do
ing excellent work. and lacks only mod
crate financial aid to greatly extend the
sphere of Its usefulness.
A younger brother Of n. L. StangrocnA
OF this city. was for years chairman OF
the boards OF directors Of the big nitrate
companies OF London. in which Col.
North. whose death was reported In the
Post-lnteliigencer yesterday. made lis
immense fortune.
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Washington CITY. May She method
a. proc~sure In the Investigation q re
rcent eont issues naerr the Prvor rrs,-
hestnr formed the suhsest q csnsst era.
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| asst

vestfee Of those impurities which have
been developing. perhaps for years. In the
blood. Hoods Ssrsarar;ila cures nervous
ness by feeding the nerves upon pure. rich
blood. II absolutely and permanently
cures when all other medicines fail because
Hoods SArsaparilla
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Akron. Ohio, May s-Ferdinand Schu-
macher. the well-known oatmeal manu-
tacturer. to-day filed q deed of personal
assignment to Hugo Schumacher & Son
and Attorney J. A. Arbogast. The liabil-
tiles and assets, 1t II estimated. win both
exceed 81 900 CO.,
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Always

II in the blood. Thousands testify that they
have been absolutely cured Of blood dis
eases by Hoods Sarsaparilla. although they
had become discouraged by the failure Of
other medicines to give any relief. No
other medicine has such . record of cures
~ Hoods Sarsaparilla, because
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22
lA1ZyE3

August s. 1896. lii an interview with Sir.
Chas. Il. Johnson. manager gents fur
n'sh'ns goods department, "rhe Fair"
Seventh and Franklu avenues, st. Louis,
ne said: Several y.ars ago was trou-
Wed with an aggravated case of dyspcp-
STA. and of course the first thing did
was consult a physician. as had al
ways enjoyed the best of health was
worried Il good deal over this. my first
lllness-that is. the first could rcmem-
Der since the ailments common 10 child
hood-'a and my only desire was to get wei
as speedily as could. took regularly
al the medicines as my doctor prescr.b-
I'd them. l must say that in Al short time
fe.t all right. thought was cured. ana
stopped taking the lncolcinc. But II wasn't
ever, and again l had recourse 10 the
doctor. This kept UP for soma time. until
AT last ! made up my mind would qii;
coctoring and try some of the remedies
saw advertise from day TO day. Well,
this was worse than ever. and In most
cases ! didn't even get temporary relief.
SO ! didn't know what to do. and made
up my mind that ] would have to pass
the remainder of my days in sun ring.
Well to cut a long story short had
read so much OF Ripans Tabrlas mat /
concluded / would give them good trial.
i, said 'one would give relief and
thought + one could give relief whole
lot might cure me. purchased two
boxes from a druggist for one dcliar, and
when | had finished them | was feeling
betur than had for years. rortinued
to use them and today believe am wei
man once in great while l do have a
slight touch of the old malahy, but a few
of the Tabules fixes that all right. gen-
era,fy N.op box IN my house.
RipaNs Tabulos are sold by druggists or
by mail If the price go cents n box is
sent 10 tho Rfpans l'abules Company
No 10 Spruce street. New York. Sample
vial 10 cents. For sale by a. Il. Kiesllng,
druggist. Jo2 Main street
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Trade Or Exchange.
Business Chances.

Cf,vMIceIoN business established IN
1891. als, milk and creamery business;
no bonus: actual cost Of hxtures; terms
10 suit purchaser; sickness cauFe. Com
mission. this Office. a
A ELL-EsTAELIsiiEp harlware busi-
owner yIn. has 100 MANI irops IN mo hrs.
Loci; Eox i67, II Iieno o. y. e
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Real Estate for SALE.

X
X. Il. GAuT. Reai Estate Rsntais and
Investments. Hing bldg. - =
Choice 6, 10 and - acre tracts. a 10 4
farms. 80 10 100 acres. 70 and q miles from;
city. al S. to SIS per acre; tracts OF 1000 10
S,Ovp acres, suitable for subdivision AZ
$3.50 and sSW per acre.
C!ty property. both improved and uu.
improved. on monthly miscellaneous or
special bargains for all cash. Choice
business property in heart OF city. A
trading list complete.
Bins BLDG. opposite Capitol Hotel. e
FOR SALE on EXCITANGF--Two and =
falf acres. well improved, 2is miles due
south OK court house: 30 minutes drive;
8 room horsac. two-story hnrn. COW ata.
bles, sheds, carriage houses, hen hous.vs,
servants quarters and ali desirable out.
buildings: good we'll and c!stern. sino
eaIdcns. fruit and shade trees: high and
wcll drained an ideal country home;
VIII ael on very easy terms or exchange
for vacant Or improved property IN tho
Third ward; might assume or pay some
DIFFERENCES: value ts0oO L. r. Richard.
sen. Cotton Exchnnre. second floor. u
FOR SALE CHEAP-Two hundred acres
of black and sandy land. i<0 In cuiti,a-
ton. one md one half miles from city
of Columbus; an abundance OF clear
spring water for stock; good cstern;
large two story dwelling, outhouses. full
grape. peach. plum md psir orchard,
barns. fanccs, gin house, eight tenant
houses. j. a. Seymour, Columbus. Texas.
SIS
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AND CROPS

my N.--A good ram L
n Ts1s ~ other points a'o''s
81 ,a az, n tbs morning, e., sam,
ncsds 1 III around M s,1aWer fell here
! 81 At I present a s"o"'' ~
rssa.;. Ig' syni there are INDIA;
~ "T6,s rain was no. n, i oinln q
q more arc already coh'iia'"'''
nueh nl'' July @.--The w;ca ,ne :.
kaa TEXAS .,s and showory; q a,a ne. sor.
. warm sunday. Much m'G s ~,
nd tlrh; ,rpo ne weather promo.es, ~, !,
sud the m ns,ne cotton has ,opensa
4 crops S Sss,in. No poi;son,hggo ms
Eklns M "a' these rains VIII ''' 'o"'
\ worms ,. q. Tho cotton crop
~. TIKI, l. very sing, OWN. "% u's
ycinlHSs Some sandy lana 9" ~,
Ila;e ram, Zee. and picking VII soon |,
Shg very 70 a this gears cotton ms ny
tSpsd St.! srswiTrsSe u average size OF
icf i tro, s'1 two and n hall 10 s,, ,,n
ns . ir Sas n regular stand; rar,a,
b sna n ,",ssrchants. are vel pisaI,e :.
we'll g. m'e sor a good business this
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SOME 81 the choicest bargains ever
offered IN Houston property, located in
every ward. especially the Third and
sixth; Third ward residences with from
to 0 rooms each. new and modNrn
in convenienccs, from $3.50 to $4,000:
terms liberal: $1,000 to loan on Hous.
ton city property at Z per cent per mn
nun: security must be A 1. II you have
property for rent, sale cor exchange list
uo NIT me nv ma, ptsn M, my S"s ~ con,
Gutchtrs House. II
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If YOU WANT n splendid bargain cali
at once; have FOR sale one splendid
helf price, 500 cash. balance sinn Il
monthly payments; this Is tho bss, bar
gain ever offered In Houston. Cali at
once n, Sl7is Main street Vim. Manger.
81
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~, -
IN NEW YORK.

A. I'Ff
H., w. who h,and by the r,r,v.s no
70 believe the protest '' v',s,r "'' M
|, ~, W. based upon mere word
.s 's';s,ssea's the rebellion Of a.
ka iiS,,sh'ened peop,, against IN,
kurh 'u.n' OF policies when
NV. en'orced idleness TO w,y.
n ,,'Ss. to farm owners ..nI
st.ss. 's spNiea to the mas '"' ~
nalIn' .ol.d no. be- fr.siitsu5 a 10
. Tia 'egt out from New ynr,;
n 81 a@ion OF the cxnri, ~.
tbn ~ ne State dernocrac,. ~ vi,
" he de s,snS,n.i?ns ieclai!ig ~
En-, desis r,nata G nominees and
y not iss,oslisng al,p for a balt
"a 10 se'nlar ". il ;he nc,nau.
he desmnssnt.'e the differanl 1,
~ ,s,s,s,.o parly The ,;s.
q t ,a, The Stat eN ussp',i 80
State i. democra,ic bar, 81 n
ak. Tb,saa declared foi. ,nS ~
aiyi,iS.M not tho fact, Iio
dsmonrns u bolt Is re,,,.e ~ no
as dsn,aaaac oryrnlza,idn cn,la',
llmos, '.racy" local "a a, o,J
lasin,ss great .nf.,,Sc,naaal. ana "a, q! one
dsm saw" OF small num-
NJ bsli,ssa Pariy in New yo,,,
y boliei' a. sn ms sxnu,ve comn 1N
Party a anu the indicat.,Sns rro
nsfty All, a.. q, Ticket, but IL
,1sisriiiona sand by Tho con.
.i,h Tsm"osa'sley''was o,pa,,,.,
i@tS' s 10 mach er, ,ne e. e.plrol q
aI,s Of ra !, Il possible hat tb be
% l, WED upon By n ,bi sr, 49,, no
eissn'ss,,e, aga'n bl,ii,i,nvSo 'n,
rutsetn ia.Ooo' voice onlch had dwln-
ss,,,sse o "a When any body o,
y s'nn1lf,isiel, hut be s narty's =
NJ Ssi'sSyss % not ni'eh, s Q,
a'e has hoited. '''c
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Q PHI

Dr. rurdy's painless home cure for
morphine opium and COCAINE, audiotpt
a positive cure can be effected IN every
case. Without pain publicity or inierfer-
encc with pus,ncss. No aches. pains ur
nervousness. Marked improvement I'm
first dose iicnp sound ana re-
freshing. Appetite increases iersins IN
ah.c TO work while taking morphme, az
tend 10 business curing entire treatment
many doing the first work for years ~
that time. We can prove inc ruth Si
every statement made ny persons r,Hnt
have been cured Some have, given us
permission to refer othcrs to mem, ZEN, M t,p
than ~ pcr cent Of cares cured haVc WV"
other remedies with failure. -
For terms, n,c.. address prs TerreIl
Puriy. BinZ Flock, Houston. Texas.
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Help Wanted.


wANTED--AllSod cook VI tile LItilc Ca.
si'o. Mike ana Aiex. !.
WANTED--A star tea and cigar sales,n,n
VINO has an vslat.Lstleu lrauc IN Io,or.,-
az wrs;c particulars. Il. Z. usher, Cal
cEoh wanted ut the Johnston hotel, i.u-
liu8. Texas. a
WANTED--A man to take an office and
ieprsscht q mahufacturer; ~ per week;
sinni ,apitA required. Auutees, with
stamp, Mtnufaoaircr, lox IL. Ivncoru
Junction. Mass.
WANTEp-ts,ithf,h gentleman or hdy to
travel; salary $tSv and expenses; rcier-
cnce: enclose sclf-addresscd cnv,.opc.
ftes.dent. i,ox 4. Ch,cugs. "A
AGENTS WANTED-To sell portrait OF
Hon. W, j. iiyan. democratic Candidate
ior pres'dnni, printed on heavy plate Ia
per. s.ze ..A.s, send luv for sampie and
prices. Lloyd & Co.. lld T.. EiBm,h a.,
Cincinnati. ONO. rs
WANrED--1se makers on construction of
,he Il, G.. ). and q. railway. % miles
hcith Of Lake Charles; excellent timber;
lac Ton making take lecsyilie rad. .Np-
ply to IL. Il. Nell. Lake Charles. La. Sig
VII leave o6srl,n. On the Watkins and
Gun railroad Sunday MORNINGS. and
l.ano Charles Wednesday mornings for
work. 20
WANTED Responsible. energetic men 10
handls oar Inc OF cnnNassng samples.
must be able to furnish references; peo-
ric having hurdied clothing preferred.
ear nrt cas aa4 4; ,,, bb@Taa
Street. Chicago Ill. y
WANrDp-S Several good nursery sales
mon. anywhere IN Texas Louisiana. Ar
Kansas or New Mexico; largcs, commits
IT. month; 40 fake. but a sure thing.
Write for particulars. u. \. Mckcngle,
6c6is Main street. Houston. Texas. -
l CAN FURNISH yoT good cooks, watt
err, chnmhcrma.ds. coachmen. yard
hands, nurses housekcepers, clerks etc.
CAL or write Bureau OF Information, ga
Travis street. =,
WANTED Some one to open n drns
store at Wnuisviiic. Texas: two piiy.
sicians win give. the.r prescrsptens 10
the right man, Address BOX IS, Waih.
vale, Texas. "
WANTED Coed eisarn,akcrs at once.
Ni1I1zs Hox III! Sinner. rexas. q
WANTED Solicitors FOR the beat frater-
mai order dong business IN the state.
liberal Non,racts TO good mon. Address
IL s. branch. State orsanIscr. Nava-
sotn, Texas. "a
ATTENTION BUSINESS MEN-T6e
Northwestern Life Assurance Company
wants "A wvll established business man
In each town n Texas to incidentally
represent 4, An excellent oppor,unity
All the favorite policies at rates from
% TO @i-s per cent lower than those
OF other standard cGmrluies. Policies
incoHt estnhle and non-forfc,iahle ard
have the most liberal CASH surrender.
loan, total disability, extended and paid
up insuranee options. Address j. N
Gambrell, General Agent. 3n Mason
Block. Houston Texas. #
SkLESMEN 70 show our cigars ia deal
ers. SRI weekly salary and EXPENSES, IN
experienced men less. Folk, Ki,chi, d
Co 81 Louis 81
WANTED-Coal miners ut cur mines Mt
Garrison. rcxas Apply At Houston or
Garrison. The Union Coal Co. II
LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANJE-
Is miles from railway. Price $4,000 one
half cash. or viii accept onc-half in
good city property. Particulars OF T.
Texas. u
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Personal.

JULES WALLACE. the wen known me
6un ana magnetic hral.r. has returned
To Houston and gives sitincs daily AMI
treats all Diseases at oo6i2 Main street :,
Mrs. SciiaEFLR. Cluiryoyant. Mind
Reader. WI lac at, 1903 Iceland avenue
Tor ems week. gives ADVICE on all al
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