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Germans

Condemn William's Message.
CAPE Town, Jan. 22.-At q meeting
Of the German residents Of Salisbury,
capital Of Newfoundland, a resolution
was passed condemning Emperor Will
Jams d~ispatch~to President Kruger as
an act of interference with South
African affairs.
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Alimony In Not Debt.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 22.-The supreme
court has sustained the order of Judge
Willis directing the imprisonment of
DIR. J.. w. Hurd until certain alimony
had been paid. The court held it was
not imprisonment for debt. It was
also held that actual inability to pay
would release from liability to impris-
Onment.
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Muirs and Others Aeou,tt.a.

YOKOHAMA, Jan. 22.-Viscount Muira.
formerly Japanese minister to Korea,
and the others charged with completely
in the Korean coup d'etat. in which
the queen was murdered, have been 40.
Quilted.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
List Of Jurors Drawn for Service at Cir
cult Court, February IL.

Clerk of Court Preston received an
order last night for the February term oil
circuit court which meets here Feb.
ruary IL, 1896. The clerk, county audi.
tor, treasurer and sheriff drew the list
this morning and the jurors as follows
will be summoned to appear at the court
house, at 9 q. M, Wednesday, February
18th:
James E. Boyd, Herman.
j. N. Brown, Chester.
A. ". McCready, Madison.
John Huntimer, Lakeview.
John Schnell, Badus.
George s. Smith, Herman.
Frank Malloy, Herman.
William Spawn, Chester.
David Malumby, Summit.
8. P. Hall, Rutland.
R. 8. Royce, Badus.
F. F. Knight, Concord.
s. g. Westaby, Lake View.
James Hyzer, Franklin.
Gideon Reynolds, Clarno.
A. w. Dykins, Badus.
Peter Backhaus, Pennington.
John l. Hubbell, Madison.
Oh. Eggebratten, Summit.
Halvor Lac, Orland.
w. F. Mosher, Concord.
Daniel O'Connell. Orland.
Rudolph Smith, Lskev,ew.
Stephen Davol, Madison.
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Rev. DIR. Armhsxs Dead.

New YORK. Jan. 22.-The Rev. DIR.
Thomas Armitage, the noted Baptist
clergyman, died during the day at his
home in Yonkers. aged n years.
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De Wits Little Early Risers for bill.
BUSINESS, indigestion, constipation. A
small pill, a prompt cure.
FRANK SMITH.
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PERNICIOUS COMMISSIONERS.
The Lond Globe Talks in . Vel
Lofty Manner.

The London Globe Talks in . Very
Lofty Manner
LONDON, Jan. 22.-The Globe pub
fishes a severe article on the invitations
OF the United States Venezuelan COM
mission to the governments of Great
Britain and Venezuela to submit to the
commission all of the evidence in their
possession which is likely t o further
the work of the investigation, and also
inviting these two governments to be
represented before it by attorney with
out prejudice to either's claims, and
says:
Couldn't Think Of Such q Thing.
"Great Britain will never allow this
monstrous claim to determine the terri
tory of a British colony within it's juris-
diction. No power could admit it ex.
cept at the close of along and disastrous
war. Were such a demand made by
any other power our only reply would
be to hand it's ambassador his pass.
ports and mobilize the fleet.
"Will these pernicious commissioners
undertake to answer for the effect upon
their own countrymen of forcing the
premier to snub the American secretary
of state?:'
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1T WAS NOT A DEMAND,

England Merely Requested by Brazil to
Reconsider CertA n Things.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-It is semi officially
stated that the negotiations between
Great Britain and Brazil are perfectly
friendly, and that there is no threat
whatever Of a diplomatic rupture.
Brazil, it is explained, merely request
ed Great Britain to reconsider the pro-
posal to have the Trinidad matter set
tied by arbitration, Brazil considering
that there is no ground for arbitration,
as she thinks there is no doubt what
ave that the island of Trinidad belongs
to her.
A lard Days \" YORK.
II almost feel tired, said the new
gave orders for the proper stabling of
her bicycle.
II thought you men never got tired"
groaned her husband.
Rarely" replied the new woman,
"but today l made the speech that kill
cd the bill for the emancipation Of hus-
bands, and raised the roof of the capitol
with a piece Of my mind, and If that
amt enough to tire a body I'd like to
know what isr'-Atlanta Constitution.
Caucus Fails TO Nominste.
ANNAPoLIs, Md, Jan. 22.-The Re.
publican senatorial caucus met last
night, and after remaining in session
an hour and q half adjourned. Three
ballots were taken without result.
No excuse for ~sleepless nights when
you can procure One Minute Cough
Cure. This will relieve all A%nnoyances,
cure the most sever cough and give
you rest and health. Can you afford to
do without it?f
FRANK Smith.
We must have help. We pay men and
women $40 to $1S per week for easy
home work. No books or peddling.
Steady employment guaranteed. Send
stamp for work and particulars at once.
Hermann & Seymour, 213 South Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wife-Here's an account OF a man
who shot himself rather than suffer the
pengs' OF indigestion. Husband-The
fooll Why didn't he take De Wits
Little Early Risersf l used to suffer as
bad a. be did before I commenced TAX
ing these littlslpilis.N
FRANK SIXTH.
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Salt IL like good humor-almost ev.
erything is better for a pinch Of it.
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LEGAL Time ate.
Chicago, Milwaukee D q. PAIL siiway, which
took effect, sunday. Auguet %, 1895:
TRAINS come nAsr.
Passenger, No. 4, departs 1O:2O Q. 70.
Freight, No. %, departs 500 .. m.
Freight, No. "A, departs 80 p. m.
TRAINS GONE vDsr.
Way freight, No. "a, departs 1850 p. m.
rRANs YRom TER 1Asf.
Passenger, No. 1, arrives ABS p. m,
Freight, No. %, arrives 4:15a Z. m.
Freight, No. %, arrives b:55 p. N.
TRAINS HaOM ran vBsf.
Freight, No. 96, arrlves 10 :0b .. m.
Ali the above trains carry PASSENGERS: nut
trs!ghts only when pssssagsrs are provided with
tickets.
Passenger trains eoang east make connection
at Kgsn for oil points south, and passenger train
going west, at Woonsockst for al points north.
MADISON 3 hRzsroL LnB.
Passenger goinR north. departs lf:lO q. N.
PASSENGER from north arfives, 500 p. N.
inc. LARKIN Local Agent.
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Mortgage Foreclosures-Probate Law
and Tax Titles a Speciality Wills, Deeds
and other Legal Instruments drawn with
accuracy and dispatch.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-22

NO, no; vuestro interes es para mi
dulCe salndable; Ga un consuelo en- ell dolor
la slmpatia de la amistad. iValor, sef1oral
-afladi6 Rodolfo con sonrisa melanc6lica.-
Este coloquio es indicio SECURE de vuestro
porvenlr. Sufrlr6is pruebas peligrosas para
una mujer, sobre todo para una mujer dota-
da dc yuestras cualidades Vuestro merito
sera grande, tendreis que luchar padecer.
porque sois joven todavis; pero vuestro valor
Sc resnimara al pensar en- ell bien que ha-
breis hecho y en- ell que habr6is de hacer adn
La marquesa prorrumpi6 en- llanto CO.
pioso.
"A 10 menos nunca me faltarau vuss-
tro apoyo y vuestros consoles; Sno es verdad,
monsefior2
Ora me halle cercs, ora leios do vos.
os tendre slempre en- mi memoria, contri-
buire vuestra felicidad y 8 Ia del hombre
quien he declarado la mas constante amistSd.
ion, cuAnto agradezco esa sorpresa,
monsenor!-dijo Clementina enjugando Las
lAgrlmas. Sin vuestro generoso auxilio, mis-
fuerzas me hubieran abandonado; pero ahora
os juro que cumplire vslerosamente mi deber
Abrlose de repente una puertecita falsa
que no SO distingufa del tapiz. Clementins
di6 un grito, Rodolfo Sc extremeci6.
Present6se el marques de Harville, pa
lido, trastornado, profundamente conmovido
y con los ojos arrasados de l6grimas Pasa-
do el primer sobresalto, diio Rodolfo entire
gandole La carta de Sarah:
-Monseflor, he aquf la carta que recibf
hace un momento. Tened bien quemarla
ouando Ia hay&is leido.
Clementina miro con estupor & su mari
-lOh, es una infamial-grit6 Rodolfo
indigando.
-Pero mi oondueta, mons II n, es mas
lnfame a6n que esa infamia anonima.
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LOS M1sTERtos DE PARIS

ambici6n. Aigunas veces creo que ha sido
mejor para mi hija morir que vivir en- poder
de semejante madre.
Clementina sinti6 cierta satisfaction al
OR estas palabrss de Rodolfo
-iOh! Conozco que ESQ debe haceros sem
tir mas la p6rdida de vuestra hija.
-lCuAnto la amarfs! Adem6s, me parece
que en- nuestro amor, el amor que los princi-
pes tenemos nuestros hijos hay uu interes
de raza y de nombre, y un pensamiento poll
tlco. Pero luna hija!... iOh! Una hija se
hace amar por sf sola. Y por 10 mismo que
uno conoce los siniestros aspectcs de la h0-
manidad, iqu6 delicia contemplar gu alma pu-
"a, respirar su candor virginia. observar con
tierna inquietud sus inocentes sensacio-
nesl La madre mas amante de su hils no ex-
perimentarA jsmAs esta passion deliciosa, pues
apreciara mas bien las cualidades viriles de
un hijo atrevido valiente. Porque 2uo os
parece que 10 que hace mas interesante eli amor
de una madre bacia su hiio, ell amor de un
padre hacia su hija, es que en- este amor hay
un ser debil que necesita protecci6n2 FL hiio
proteje la madre; ell padre protege su
hiia.
iOhl No hay duda, monsefor.
Mas Squ6 vale comprender estos goces
inefables cuando jamas SO han de disfrutar2
Los ojos de Clementina SO arrasaron de
lkgrimas al or ell acento profundo melan-
c6iico de Rodolfo.
Callaron ambos por un momento, V casi
avergonzado ell principe de haberse enterne-
oido tanto, dijo la de Hsrvllle CON triste
sonrisa;
-Perdonad, seTiora; mi dolor mis- re-
cuerdos me han oonmovido pesar mfo
--lAh, monseI1orl Creedme; participo
de-vuestro dolor. mo hab6ia Sentido tam
biSn Ell mfo2 Pol desgracia, el consuelo que
puedo 0freCeros es in6til
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positario. Pregunte II vendedora dond 4
habfa tornado aquel mueble, me respondio
que Sc 10 habia vendido con otras cosas una
mujer joven a6n, que sin duda SO halaba
sin recursos de ningGn g6nero. Esta muier
ysu hiia, seg1n me dijo la vendedora, le pa
reoieron sefloras de buena clase, resueltas &
sufrir con yalor Ell peso del infortunio
-SY no sebeis d6nde viven, monssfior?
-Hasta ahora no he podido averiguar
10, pero he mandado MI. Graru que SO In.
forme, aunque sea menester drigirse La
prefecture de poliofs. Es probable que La
madre y Ia hija, viendose despojadas de to-
do, hayan tornado cuarto en- una posada: Y
siendo asi, debemos tener esperanto, poroue
los posaderos dan parte todas las noches de
los hn6spedes que reciben durante el dia.
-iQue conjunto singular de circunstan.
cias!-dijo admirada la marquesa de Harville
-Pero hay mas todavfa. En- nm Auou-
10 del borrador que halle en- el esoritorio LEI
estas pa.abras: Escri6sr d Ia seaora de Lu
cenay.
-iQu6 fortuna! acaso sabremos aloo
por la duquesa-dijo con viveza la de Har
vile; luego afladi5 dando un saspiro:--ne-
ro sc6mo designar esa muier 4 la de Luce
nay 81 no sabemos su nombre2
--Seria precise preguntarle 81 conooe
una viuda joven, de fsonomfa distinpuida. y
cuya hijs, de diez y seis diez siete amos.
Sc llama Clara.
II HI nombre de mi hiia! I'm motive
mas para interesarme por esas desQraciadas.
-Se me oIvidaba deciros uue IN hernia.
no de esa sehora SO suicide haoe algunos
meses.
-Si La de Lucenay eonece i esa familia
--dilo refiexionando Clementina.--con talas
senas no podrA menos de acordarse. porona
an duda debl6 oontristarIa la muerte de ase
aesgraoiAdo. iDios mfol tCuAnto deseo YER.
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y fuf a 81 para hacer algunas compras con
mi veciuita del cuarto piso.
-sVuestra vecina2
-SNo sabeis que hsblo de mi cuarto de
la calle del Temple?
NO me acordaba, monseflor.
-Esta veciua es una eosturerita eDcan-
tadora: llamase "Alegrfa", RE sin cesar, Y
jamas ha tenido un amante.
-iQue virtud. para una grisetG!
NO es juiciosa por virtud, sino porque,
seg6n ella, no tiene tempo de enamorarse,
pues necesita trabajar doce ounce horas
cada dfa para gansr veinticinco sueldos, con
los cuales vive.
-SCon tan poco2
-Tiene ademss como artfculo de luio
dos Paiarillos que comen mas que ella, IN
cuartito limpio como Ell ORC, unos vestidos
que lie sientan muy bien.
-lPero vivir con veinticinco sueldos al
dia es un prodigiol
No hay duda: un vardadero prodigio
de orden, trabajo, economic y 6losoffa practi
cs; asf es que os la rccomiendo, porque, se-
gun ella, es una costurera muy hkbil. Esto
no es comprometeros llevar los vestidos he
chos por su mano.
-Desde maflana lie enviare trabaio. IPo.
bre criatura! 5C6mo puede vivir' con un ior-
nal tan minImo tan incredible para nosotros
los ricos2 Ell menor de nuestros caprichos
cuesta Glen veces esa suma.
-Vaya, estk visto que os niteresAis por mi
pr0tejida. Hablemos ahora de nuestra aventu-
"a. Fui, pues, al Temple CON la sefiorita "Ale-
grfa" hacer algunas compras para vuestros
pobres del desvan, y al registrar por casuaii-
dad los cajones de un escrltoFiO antique, me
con el borrador de una car1a escrita
por una mujer, Ia cual 80 queiaba otra per-
soma de hallarse ella al hija reduoidas. Ia
Ultima miseria por Ia infidelidad de an de-
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vapOres COrreOs espanOIes
de La Oompanfa Trasatlantica
! kAntes de A. Lopez s. Go.

sSERVICIO PARA PUERTO RICO 7 LA HABANA
-SALIDAS-de Barcelona los dfas y 25 de cada mes
De Malaga ell " 27-De CAdz el 10 80.
expiden pasaies de ida y vuelta 70 de rebaa
paguen equivalenca de Pasaes entero n
rebaa APPLICABLE Alos oees
ids yvuelta.
de amos cada fannia gratis
de pasae de Il amos no cnmpoos
paa1e, de anos cunpidos paaa1e entero. - -
hasa amos gratis LIE
rs pae pasaie de IL adelane pasa
EMIGRANTES ahos gratuitamente de dos cuato
aEos edIop pasae adeante pasa1e entero.
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cERvANTEs
CENTRIC GENERAL
DE PUBLIOAClONM8 M8

Esta sasA admlts suseripeionss tola
olase de- obrAs por sntregas, y tamblsa !
peri6dicos ilustrados y de nodaB, enoargGn
dose i0ualmente de eomisiones pertsneelan-
tss NJ rarno; de- eompletar cnRlesquisrs
obraa gus 80 h2llarea trrncas; pudlerao .os
seEores one va encUertEen Ct dicho tasu,
psssr una nota del 6ltirao cuadaT~c Yro
hubieren recsbido.
Entre los psriodicoa ilaetaa,su- gas .-ts
Centxo 1eparte, hgEra.
LA ILUSTRACIoN AhTlSTICa
que por la bellezs do sus grsbados los ag-
jores que salen de Barcelona, 10 selecto le
aus textos los magnt6cos regalos cue es
da tres repartos hsoe, es el peri6dico do
mayor circuiaci6n eu Espana y America
latina. Tam bisn hsraos de advsstir QUE
LA ILUSTRACION ARFLsTLCA
~ accmpansda de
Ell SALON DE LA MODA
peri6dico cue goEs fama entire ls4 fa.4l!lss
modlRtas.
krcile, HcFw0aos lsa.
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A Los HACENDADos DE CAM

DON + orenoio Santiago, de Co&Ico, sisns
do venta novilics 6nos prOpios pSyA yu.o
Tnarno Now S>s h - do 1901.
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II YOj WANT 10 buy or sol second
hand furniture and all other household
goods rall on the Boston Furniture Co.
40 Prairie Ave. A, Cramer ARt -.
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w IN the treasury. 1t
N great activity TO thf prodiIe-
Y sas s Il has furn h d an M
sasnatlon. It has maintained
saldard. Il s. thc key to our
n .a,os pra-em.aert standing in
~ el'iit and National honor
\ n sAtons Of the wor,i." Wer.
saa great ideas realized? No,
lnih on the she of Grover
" ~ Tor tho rep al Il this net
y asee years before had been
s,h,~ our commercial credit
~. enlightened rations of the
Il, .,aF q much NJ. The KEY"
" anil, vailed nar onal honor Is a
I" guile change in so short n
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For Rent,

NEW HOTEL TO RENT Pressed brTck
front slate roof. elec,ric lights, plumb
ue lor water and sewerage system COM
piete, nafoer shop, bath rooms, lunch
S,ahu' parroom and ali moIern Improve
iTtt'sits al passenger depot, Marshall
~, isSNas' Address Tom A. Elsln, Lock bon
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| HAVE several customers for Third aud
Fourth ward property for cash aud .asy
payments. Send me 4 liqt OF what you
have. Wanted TO rent "A nice cottage
close IN n NJ Norieci HutchinS
lioHa". II
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Personal.

WANTED for his Feed "A good saddle
horse, easy work See John Giles, u.
S Iostoftice,
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PROBES sional.

COLEMAN & ROSS and IN. S. Phelps
attorneys a. law. have removed to 3ln .
Man street. over Pasiorza's store. -
S. o. COTTON g. BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjusters. - Main street
corner Franklin. u
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Financial.

MONEY TO LOAN--lt you are IN need "
money for 60 and 90 days and have the
security. we can accommodate you. ~
Paili a Co. ZIG Main street. Il
SOME snrciaily chcap uulldinP and loan
meney fCr choice loans. stewart john
son 2oG9 Main street. "a
WE HAVE plenty ,cf money. TO loan on
business properly here IN. Houston ana
Galveston at ~ per cent Interest lhrce
and live years time W. n. Webb In
yestmert 60. Iol-402 kiam building y
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WANT COLUMN

Ah POST is THE GREAT WANT
r. , MEDIUM OF TEXAS.
p oa ~ fost is the friend of the poor and
stf>,,S ana publishes advertisements for
H. ,.s ss stlons wanted of twenty-five words or
M ~ three times free
no,rp Snarse Tor other Wants" is almost
in th y; ana II you want anything an Ad
"a ane Cheap Column of The Post is sure
ga ger 1t for you. Especially is such the
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BoARDING
REAL ESTATE FOR sAI.E
STEClAL NOTICES
bGSlNESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS
STOLEN. STRAYED.
LOST FOUND
STU ATOMS WANTED
WANTED To TRADE.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS,
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS
PARTNERS WANTED.
MANTED TO RENT.
WANTED BIDS
WANT-iD TO BUY.
INFORMATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
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Business Chances.

tbR SALE Immediately, an established
millinery ana dressmaking business III
I've East Texas railroad town. also
...'e... ..ss'E s&aassu. .teG
r".l.na. Allf eg um cfGac. z
A BAHGAlN.-Good. clean, nalable stock OF
drugs ana fixtures; good location no OPP
poHtnni reason, am not n druggist
AIurasH ~ J. l3ofing, llarwoGd. Tex. II
FOR SALE-The leading newspaper In a
thriving county large circulation: well
equipped ONCE. hne job patronage: other
business claims undivided attention. Ap-
ply TO \. this office. Is
- AVERAGE weekly net Income with
$50 invested; safe. conservative. pros
pectuA' proofs. free. h. Daly. i29j
Broadway. New York 9-is
FIVE PER CENT week profits Is the
average return on my "nuctuation sys
tenn send for pamphlet free. W. "
Forest. 10 broadway, New York. 9-is
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Wanted to REM

WANTED-Ry responsible party. fur
nished house Of hve 20 eiglg rooms, clos,
In. Mr.. W. a. Patterson. ~ Binz build
ing. II
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Situation Wanted.
fARDENER AND FLORIST would M /,

Situation Wanted.
GARDENER AND FLORIST would Tx,
one or TWO Gays work each week III
private place, competent ano not alraLu
OF WORK; wages reasonable, Address W
| T. hosse, fostoiiice, Houston. -
| SITUATION WANIED-lSy white man.
| vdpdpie OF iirilng Almost any pos. ton.
| Van give best VI references. Address
| spi, mas ONCE. -
WANTED-Positlo by middle aged lady
| as COOK ana TO do dining room worn
aaoress lev. est street ~
BA lOUNG Man as typewriter ana gem
| crai ONCE cIerki wili soon write short-
| hahd, saiary no ooJect. excellent refer
| ehvts gwen. Audiess soes, vnis office. ~
SITUATION wanted by a first.ciass
| pshur. Single. IN Dreud, cakes. pastry
| Ice cream. also cake o.tsiincntlns, hltei
| cE bakery. iieiwig, l.aSie hotel, 1871
Congress avenue ana Caro4sne street. 50
| SOBER, industrious man wants employ
meht N utmost any capacity caA coJk
Wiling to be generally useful, good
home ami small wages. Address No .
TINS office. ~
WANrEp-A good business man, thor
oughiy reliable, wants the nlAnag,ment
OF some BUSINESS has had experience IN
lumber furniture. stoves ana loan bust
ness. Manager. this oitice. "
WANTEp--Position on electric railway as
motoihan or conductors can give best
possible references as to abilty and
character Address II. &. w, Timpson
Texas BOX is p;
THOROVGHiY comne1cnT lady witches
SITUATION as nouscCepcr widower ram
lly preferred, educated. cheerful and
ooliehs Ia manner. Gail at ISe5 Preston
avenue. IS
MANrED-By graduate in pharmacy. po
siuon as presttiptionlst. German aud
English nueutly spoken. have had ex-
i!tn na,.' N writing state salary willing
Emil nr P %osr tSie s@I sNen Agree
GENTEEI., educated lady, excellent cox.
wishes situation as houseHcepor for Md
pWcr or bdchelor' 70 lncumbrane0 Ad-
-- dLeSs honsekecper. MS Once, y
Nj RSERYNIAN waits situation corc-,-,-
tent 10 work or manage, would Ike 10
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the road; prefer to udycr Sc and sample
the trade, VIII work Texas; good refer
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reference, married. Address gil4. ms
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~ IN ~ furnished rooms, south and cas-,
uApVsVre, right in town; no car fare to
p"A aso rooms connecting for lieht
Travis ''
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FOX RENTING ENCOURAGEMENT rooms
III private family, close in: modern con-
capitol avenue between Austin ani Ia
'4"iiVn' 20
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FOX RENT Cottage, three rooms and
han papcred and furnished complete for
housekeeping, close in; rent So per
month. No. Allen Place, near R,isk
and Rragos "
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iok RENT-one butcher shop with fN.
inn vs al in ~ i.y,es street. Second ward
lAIullt -iVt Iceland avenue. "a
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SoBER, INDUSTRIOUS man wants employ
heht N utmost any capacity; caA coJk
Wiling TO be generally useful; good
home ami small wages. Adiress No. :.
TINS office. u,
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dealer for Remington STANDARD Type
writer and supplies, PIG Main street. tele-
phoue Cq3 Houston. II
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Special N Office.

NOTICE. TO CONTENTIOUS Seal n
Tuesday, September II, by The commits
sionors court Of Harris county for the
wood aud steel furniture aud the gas
and electric iiNturcA for the Harris coun-
~ criminal court house aud Jail build
ing at Houston. Each hid must be ac-
companied by a ceruned check drawn
by Houston bank for $3.50 payable TO
John g. Tod, county Judge conditioned
tina, the h oder will furnish a sntisfac-
tory bond ~ The fun amount of the pro-
posal should the contract be AWARDED
him. Plans and specifications can bo
seen at the office OF Eugene r. Heiner.
architect Gl0la Main street, Houston
The right is reserved to reject any or
all proposals received by order OF the
commissioners court
JOHN g. TOD, County Judge.