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The Republican journal., 1896-10-01
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

STOCKTON SPRINGS Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Berry, who have been visiting friends in
nifty and Albion, returned home Sunday.
Miss Nellie Hichboru is spending few DAYS
with friends in Rockland Herbert
DevereauX left on Fridays boat to resume
his studies at the Boston Dental College
.-,. Mrs. Charles Park has returned home
ON visit TO her son, Dr. Isaac Park, and
family, IN Reading, Mass. Mrs. Hattie
Burree Of kockland is in town, the guest of
Misses Lii!ie and Flora Mouton. .....Mrs.
Lewis NJ. Partridge has returned from Cas-
tine, where she made short visit to Mr.
and Mrs. VIM Wescott.. Mr.. Maitland La
foley returned Monday from Bar Harbor,
where he has been on business. Capt.
John Randell and Mr.. Wilbert West of sch
Celia f. were at home over Sunday. -. Mrs. .
Carrie Gardner of Newton, Mass, is spend
ing few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albion Goodhue, at Pleasant Point. .
George Moulton of Boston is passing his va
cation with his sisters at their old home on
Main street. Capt. Melvin Colcord is in
New York on business. Miss Laura Mar
den went to Kingman Saturday for weeks
visit to her uncle, Mr.. WILDER Grant, and
Family 1t is with regret that we record
the death, at her home on Church street
Monday evening, of Mrs. Rufus B. Eling-
wood. She leaves a husband and one sister
Mrs. Thomas Clifford. She was a lady of
many sterling qualities, always kind and
helpful neighbor and friend, "a willing and
ready worker in the church, and devoted
wife and mother. She will be greatly miss
ed by large circle of friends.
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sI.II.l,-; - ~ w.. I,I ~
,, w. Ie l,.' - 7Hlp l-t4, lN' llN
7iie WI re I'ELlleit" ana H"@leu' btt must hc
"3Sheu T5 p7,',lt sue can 20 10 9ta a-tiH
l''ett9 AAte9' a " 81 I,"Ique nora IT. ft" b.
NJ NJ : .-@Pt' N"htlN' nehSt '"l l'afn4dpeN before
itiol te' io'tl', M'7 Ilo3lt't on Iit lAbd 'ahk
"ia. ''''s9"i iH 9,'iItt ,"'Ii\ 4"l I'aI"a'"es
w Non' :, ~ y NAV nan Nl'uIuS"u' from Ne"
I,!i hEl!"St l" sept - Ia, ~ l". ''- 9Al
"t ~ IN, y GtCl9' i'i ->eN Nlh I"i 9"I. ltth-
- ~ - a. - = ION ii W SCH, AIllitI
1i;i p tittll, hS3-d!i' from or ltlGv iof
iiit'"'te i'lii" sep - ON fcII"lth lSIaHu'
1 9tPt % news tedtIe1 ms tIlA To-Day
oI tilf t1'lH4ei inE ON lhG ,'Idlu RANKS d rev dtlS
~ o. tHt olu western islahN packet nafh 9dItl,
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A Very Thin Nomination.

George Fred Williams has captured the
Popocratic nomination for Governor of Mas
sachusetts, but his operations have been of
character to rend the Democratic party of
the State in twain. The Republicans could
not ask for better nomination. There is
absolutely nothing to Williams bevond an
abnormal desire for notorietv. He is tit-
ting side show to the Bryan caravan and
will be buried with it in the coming election.
Bangor Whig
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Governor Powers Council.

The members of Gov. Powers executive
as follows: Mr. Marshall of York and Mr..
Freeman of Yarmouth, representing the 1st
and ID districts, will be returned. In the
third, Hon. A. M. Penley Of Auburn will
probably be the next councillor Hon. Fritz
Ell. Twitchell of Bath is seated in the 4th,
and in the 9TH, Hon. E. ?. Spofford Of Deer
to represent the 9th. Washington county
politicians say that Voranus L. Coffin Of
Harrington is assured of nomination in
the 7th Three of these gentlemen are law
yers, the others business men.
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The Pawtucket POSTS Poet.

Backward, turn backward, oh Time if YOU
will. Give us Mckinley and give us his
bill. Kindle the fire in the furnace again.
furnish work for our laboring men. We are
all weary of Cleveland and Holze Weary
of smoke stacks emmtting no smoke,
Weary Of spindles that nobody spins. What
are our sins, brother, what Are our sins =?
| Pawtucket Post.
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

Bc TON, Sept. 2S, 1896 The following are to-
days quotations of provisions, etc:
Butter-Northern cream, choice, l6a l7c; dairy
north, best, 13a lac.
Cheese-Northern, choice, 8 1-2d9c.
Eggs-Hennery choice % 25c; Eastern Sc.
Beans-North, small pea, 81 3oal 50 yellow
eyes, ST. Il 5al 25 red kidney, 81 05dl 20.
Hay-New York and Canada, choice, SlSa19; /;
fair to good, S16td17; lower grades, S12a15.
Rye straw, SIG; oat straw, 5000.
Potatoes-Aroostook county choice, y bush, 3S
a4Oc.
Apples-New, p bbl 75ca2.Oo,
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SAILED.

Sept. pa Sch. John NJ. Fiske, Clifford. Sears
port.
sept. %. Schs. A. d. Remick, Duffy Bangor
James Holmes, Ryan, Boston, A. W Ellis, ryder
Rockland.
Sept 20; Sch. Scotia, Phihrook, Bangor Leona
The Republican journal., 1896-10-01

CaIIao, Jme r.. lo pore shin louis Walsu,
GalnMou, tur Port Townsend.
Mo9tevideo, Auy. is. Ar. sch. Nnnhu- bryant,
saut' 5. Aag 2a Ar, bark Dart,. hi, Jaa.fra.
l.. i'afI1adoes' 9ert' ~ Ar har. NIlora ii ilgl-
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF RELFASr

ARRIVED.
Sept. "a. Schs. Layinia NJ snow HinokIey.
Baltimore; 7. NJ Bonnie, Burgess, Yinalhayen
l., ID. kemlnick, Duffy, Portland.
sept. %. Sch GazeIIe, Payson, ROckland
sept. 70. Sch. Gazelle, Payson, R0ckland
Sept. "a Schs. Charlotte r. Sibleg Bartlett,
New York; Leona, Lane, Boston; Miantonomah
Ryan, Portland.
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E,,rrERING ARMENIANs.

IN Their Behalf BY the National
Relief Committee.
Editor Of The POST
work October 2--I write to correct
lar misrepresentation with regard 10
jvpenians who have reached Mar
| come OF whom are DESTROYS OF
4 DIV settling in the United states.
Ir,Id he understood In the first place
b,ore Is no fear OF America being
"a With Armon an eng rants. The
I,, government itself Is taking every
a., m keep its victims WITHIN the
lest by escaping they spread the
Eco of the situation within and
ttorts from without TO remedy 1t.
-. no reached Marseilles are only
Trl Who succeeded IN taking refuge
H. foreign vessels N the harbor of
lntinople during the confusion OF the
massacre there. aud who through
nuence of the foreign ampassadors
kpahled to escape to MarseAl .es.
We not beggars, but honest, thrifty
n w,,om large number are skil.ful
X and industrou laborers who
very soon land on their feet. They
!, ~ be classed as emigrauts. but
k,ims of political persecution COM
10 flee for their lives, and as such
receive hearty welcome In the
States. witch particularly boasts
..be land OF the free and the home
brave" Miss Frances T.. Willard
reona'lv investigated the situation
rsellles and ~ masurinR plans by
all proper cases among these refu-
nv ind homes in this country. She
e1 In correspondence, by letter and
with the National Armenian relief
ttee which g cooperating with her
ra,,nflt lNnntai
Armenians.
huld be monstrous for these few who
kscaped as brands from the burning
now placed back again into the fur
HI nersccut.on, cruelty and outrage
would await them In Turkey. All
of humanity, especially those who
kssihy furnish employment to young.
man as carpenters. blacksmiths
cooks etc, or on farms, In fac
or In their homes, are urged to
hi once. giving full particulars. to f.
eene. secretary National Armenian
committee, GO Bible House. New
b. for the temporary relief and
|ortatiOn OF these people are also
\ needed and should promptly be
b Brown Bros. Co, % Wal. street,
York city, who are the authorized
rcrs, TO whom also generous con
Ions should he sent for the ma .ntcn-
Rf the great relief work which is be-
FRIED on in twenty centers through
e interior Of Turkey, and on which
Ees OF 1000 people are dependent
bay to day.
| public are assured that no funds
10 Brown Bros. & Co have been or
used for any impracticable or mex
i schemes, such as have been advo-
n some quarters. but solely for the
relief OF ,he sufferers and for put
hem on their feet.
Spencer Trask.
4 Chairman Executive Committee.
+. II. Greene.
Secretary,
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WIG nave used DR.. Kings New
NOW its value. and those who
r. now have the Opportunity 10
w, Call on the Advertised drug.
az a tr,al bottle free. Send YOUR
H. H. addness to II. T.. Bucklen &.
aud get a sample box OF
New Life Pills free. as well
~ ~ Guide to Health and House.
La"etor, free. All of which Is
70 do YOU good and cost YOU
a. T.. kiesling's drug store.
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ELECTRICAL contractors and repa!rers.
agents for famous ideal Steam engines,
dynamos. motors, fans and supplies.
The Barden-Sheets Electrical Construc-
ton company, 307 Preston avenue. II
X RAYS X RAYSl y RAYS!-Houston
Electro-Therdpeuticai and Massage san
.tarium, Texas avenue and Fannin
street. A thorough system of Electro
Thermal Napor. Needle sulphur and
Soda baths. photographs and Fluoro-
scoplc examinations made with the X
Rays.
Drs. Warner. Balfour and White.
NINE. c. a. BUJAC, p!aaiste, studio 222
Mason block: especial attention PAID 10
rudiments of muse: lessons at pupils
residence II desired: instruction to be-
g!nnas. also advanced students. II
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ANEW WILLIAMS STYLE.

''er' pale-faced little woman in
attended a spiritua..stIc seance
IT. evening. N - = -
had been advertised
n,tle woman conf.dingly VIII. $
ne medium that she would like
~ ueparied William. She was
Ehan,o learn that William was on
4 Wante1-the first time since
HnoWn him-'and, when a few
later a shadowy form appeared IN
n JOY. '''e" WIN i'ihs.eu
~ you, William" she asked In a
'a' was the hollow response.
ked .irrHand ! don't believe it," she
I No ~ ,liiam would have said.
'''e dickens do you think 1t .s?' T"
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FlcAN RAN AWAY WITH IRISH
GIRL.

b Telegraph.
az 'he close of the season at Yough-
~ it'on on small scale has arous-
rc i"eiing in the town by the dis
- OIL young lady, a seaside Wis
'nn onh,N limerick. lac lads.
dseu ~, IS the daughter of a re-
fI'i in who accompanied her 10
III July The lady and her father
ers ';is az Green Park hotel where
ked Iouuced 10 a gentleman who
hhIInself "a an American journal
Hvllday tour in ireland. As he
a. ~ gentleman, and was APP
{cIl possessed of THE "needful," ne
III received by the visitors at the
l IA, paid special attention to the
my mentioned, who passed as a
~, nad money. A. her father
S'l' sirl was attached to her now
,osi,,e, ne spoke 10 the latter as
n psitpn and $ anding in New York
'uaHy he decided 10 remove his
~, however, yachting was one
.hntuSeinenis INDUCED in by the
ney outwitted the old gentleman
"a away on Thursday FOR Queens
~ ~ mere got on board an outward
r Saicr for New York on Friday.
before the lady's father arrived
ne crew of the yacht returned
W her owner on Monday. and
nat the girl had money and a
ffo,iIal luggage in che vessel. Her
'''o"ed by the next steamer.
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Trace or Exchange.
Bids and Proposals.

NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs-Seai b d.
viii be received by the commissioners
court OF Harris county al ~ o'clock,
Inc building of bridge over Green y
bayou on the Houston ana Croshy road
IN accordance with the specifications now
ON fIle In the office Of the county clerk OF
Harris county 4 good and sufhclen,
bond in the sum OF s!loO VIII be required
fcr the faithful performance OF the work
and each bid must lie accompanied by a
certified check for $3.50 on some bank in
Houston. The county reserves the right
10 reject any and all bids BY order OF
the commissioners court.
JOHN q. TOD, County Judge.
Houston. Texas. September II. 1912
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Personal.

NOTICE--lt is house cleaning time; let
me clean your carpets, rugs, mattresses,
feathers and furniture ana your mouse
look clean and nice. Corner Sm;th ana
Mckinney, phone Co.'S Henry Ionndoria
MAGNETIC HEALING-Professor Ar
thur. NJ. D., the most celebrated heaier.
medium. hypnotist and occult SCENTS,
that has ever been in Houston. periect
satisfaction given; grand magea general
of the Oriental 0ruer o' tne MAJ MhEi' ro ~
itively heals the sick Treatment or
Developments, 500. horoscopes cast sl.oo
to $1,000; trance sitl!ngs, 800. Hypnot-
ism thoroughly taught, All letters con-
tanning $40 answered 40 Caroline
street. Watch this column for notice
of public demonstrations. ----------
DIR, ITEIslG has removed his Office to
devote his entry time TO the practice
of medicine. Telephone 5G. H.
LADIES do YOU wish a stylish dress ?
Then wal, mtil Friday FOR Ma az me
finest novelties ever brought TO Houssoo
FOR 81. 90 have vol watch cleaned Or main
snring replaced un Tor guarantee at ava
Travis street ~ \. 9. Wrede. ~
CONSERVATORY or Music-lI az, Nc
Kinney avenue irofessor John ~
dents for piano. violin, cornet, mando-
lin. guitar, etc, elementary TO hlSnest
ma a. taught by coinpeleit t-tVheE7'
iSssors al studio OF at pupils resiuehce;
terms mod erate.
TRESCRIPTiONS brought 10 my store
are guaranteed to be put up from pu w..
drugs and with especlal cat ,pi ~. nS
reasonable prices. l. Lewyn' bih@ cor
uer. --------
MRS CINRIBFI. PAYNE, voice culture
Italian eihod, taught. Room 40 M"'i "A
Burnett hnildlng:
| ViAVA-A home treatment T0r n,erihe
',ronL,es: invest gate, al l12 Bnz build
| irr. lady attendants from 10 p IN;
| advice and healih book tree.
SECURE HERBS LIGHT GUARD Band
| Nv making arrang ements WIN fIHnh
| Iierb personally and b. on the sile sly, w.
| CfTice' Goggan I|ros ana hruhe""'u
| music stores
AE-0RE-World's Magnetic Healer'
cures dyspepsia, rheuminl,u, a." vi IL - ~
| kidney and fsmale COMPLAINTS try vitae
| pro Complexion Cream and soap 'os
Main St, adjoining womans eScha's1oc
M0OK's DANCING ACADEMY-Now
omen for reception OF pupils; lhunris ,.
and saturday, az i:s0 p; M :or eniaIfea a.
| and Tuesday. Wednesday, Tnursuay' d"
sis r. m, for gentlemen. ---------ss
T1'YPTEWRTTERs-Ail makes, new or SEC
| ond hand, sold. rented repaired heo-
style dupicator and supplies; typewriter
rShons' PAPER. carbon oil. etc. Texas
| TYPEWRITER Exchange. ZIG Main street,
| teiePhone NO. ii'''''' lo-l7
| CUSTOMERS wanted for CHINA ui in,si
| sets. Glassware, lamps or shs@ -pitseI
| ware at Houston China ana SlIss
| Co, sos Main street. James r. Do"'o,s
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Special Norice.

cd 10 repair frame house on the corner
Travis and Walker. Apply TO o. IL. J..
Rudcsill & Sen, architects.
CAuTIOH-Any person buying old furni.
lure under our name Is misr epresen ing
%. As we handle fifat clAss furniture only.
0Is>ubsrg Bros. vs. sId &7 Travis y;
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LUNCH COUNTER MAN for railroad
hotel In Schulenburg, Texas at once;
must be sober, honest and come well
recommended. Address u Torres, Prop
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WANTED-Dtuegst to relieve clerk two
nights in the week and half the day
sundays. Address, stating terms. No.
aSS2 this office
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Help Wanted.

WANTED-Respec white servant to
cook and do homework In family OF
three; no washing or ironing. Call Mt
Mrs. Weiss. 1903 Travis. corner Calhoun:
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FOR SALE-That handsome residence 2iil
Caroline street; will be sold At bar
rain II taken at once. Call at pre- misses
and exam ne or apply to n. NJ. Norfeet:
IIutchins House u
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WANl COLUMN

THE POST is THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM or 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.
The charge for other Wants" Is almost
nominal. and If you want anything an Al.
10 get 1t for you. Especially is auch the
case in
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSlk ESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS.
STOLEN STRAYED.
LOST. FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED TO TRADE.
BIDS AND PKOpOSALS
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS.
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED BIDS
WANTED TO BUY.
iNFORMATlON WANTED.
HELP WANTED,
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AGENTS WANTED--Mule or female 400
per cent profit: sells to every family,
sample 80 cents. one dozen. s., 700 sSe; no
postals answered. NJ. Morgan, Franklin,
Texas
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VIOLINIST and other musicians wanted
at once; also lady and gentleman for
small parts: address with fun particu-
lars; salary sure. Ruby La Fayctte,
Marlin. Texas.
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Help Wanted.

Help Wanted.
FOR REN1-Six room cottage in Third
ward. on Charities street, ore block from
school house. sl5 per month Apply IlVi
Travis street.
WANTED-Lady With s275 to JON re tile
man in a nice pleasant travelling pusi-
ntss payn g large returns for money IN
vested. Traveller. this office.
SHOEMAKER. must speak German have
tools and lasts; permanent JOB at good
wages. give references, Address shoe.
maker" Boerie. Texas. at once,
WANTED-Man and wife. cook and cham
b.rma!d. country hotel: work hrnt.
wages low: good home for winter. Adj
dress Morton, this Office -
WANTED-Good cook. AT once. Apply at
S. +, HOTEL l2l7 Hardy street Ftftn
ward
WANTED-20 negroes or Mexiclns. 10 cut
l-foot wood and pile brush, GOO per cord
or. tools FURNISHED, 75c. settlement week
~ Wilson's wood aud coal yard.
WANTED-An al-around printer 10 DO
, lob work and make up forms that " ~
stay sober days Ia the week and work
ten hours. day time. Address Evening
Press, Brenflm, Tcxas.
NcrNTS WANTED Assorted comic.
motto and campaign buttons, hot sellers,
l5c per dozen. $l.2s per 100 post IA d
40 per 1900 by express. Campaign Sup
ply company. % Arch street. Boston,
Mass.
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SITUATION by cobored man to drive
team or take charge of yard flrst-ciass
,oacnman ana maker. all rounu house
man. 1916. this office, b
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4 GOOD farm TO lease Tor ttTW OF !VdT
Coo acres In cultivation, with ~ tenant
houses llSy scre- in fine timbeted pas
ture; SPLENDID inducements to an ener-
trstir business man with small capt. a
or teams, to open up new lands for cul-
tvation and good rental margin on iahls
row in cultivation; railroad swixn on
ments offered for a en- and machinery
10 saw wood. fence posts, live oak house
blocks and valuable bottom timber; want
n good 1--we man to assume complete
control ana management; good REFER
enros required as TO integrity and tinan-
cial responsibility. Address T.. NJ. Rabb
Istlettsvilie. Texas !
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A COLORED man q years Old wishes TO
yet "A situation; knows all about house
and kitchen work also mllk COWS attShd
10 horse. Address H. W, .5H Wash. n,s-
ION ST., Houston.
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FOR SALE-Brazos river plantation con
raining l2lS acres. situated IS miles from
Houston The s. a. A. i. railroad
runs through the plantation, raiiroau
timber; all rich. alluv.al; VIII produce 10
bushels of corn or two bales OF COTTON
per acre; s tenant houses, Dwelling
Also 25eO-acre plantation in Brazor!o coun:
~. roo N cultivation. Also $50 and 365
acres, all rich. alluvial. The hard times
VIII bring these lands into notice.
Also 422S acres, situated so miles from
Houston. The H.. Il. & w 7. r. r.
runs through the land: land all virgin
timhered
Twenty and 40 acre tracts near the city;
two handsome residences, close N. all
of which win be sold at prices in keeping
with the scarcity of money. Core
Hunter. Hutch.ns House, Houston
Texas. ll-22
/ HAVE FOR SALE three lots on Texas
avenue price $1,000; two lots and two
houses on Walker avenue, 5000: two
lots on Rusk avenue including corner,
$780, two nice cottages on Caroline
street. 1920, one nice four room cottage
all Of the above. | have property in
several cities in North Texas TO trace
for Houston property and South Texas
lands. | make specially of exchanging
property and merchandise. Send me a
list OF what you have and what you
want ! have l. 600 acres OF clear land
10 trade fer Houston or Galveston prop
erty; will assume some incumbrance. II
You wish to buy, sell, rent or exchange
property, write me. n. NJ. Norneet
Huicnins House. II
FOR 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. II
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STATIONARY ENGINEER Ciaohin'sp
wants situation Il years eApo .,,e, re-
liable. sober and well recnlnhiNllNu;
Address A. r. Hartmann, iai5 Elysian
street.
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SITUATION wanted by an expert porter.
coacnman OF yaiNnian; can FURNISH gvou
recommend tons. Addrrss lviS Cieve-
land etrept.
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SITUATION WANTED--Register red drug
gist speaks English and German and
can also Keep books wants situa ,ioii
ether AS regular clerk OF us relief cicrk.
Address 1885, TINS office.
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STERLING young man OF five years, ex
perience IN typewriung and general OF
ice work, fairy Mpiu shorthand writer
wishes position, best OF references. rea-
svuaD.e salary. Address $3.50, this oil.
lice.
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YOUNG LADY holding Seuonh grade GER
tiiicatc desires pus lt4un as cover loss n
private family. Address Miss Murei ~
Campbell, Naelder. Texas.
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WIDOW lady would like place 60 work
In the cry: can cook or take charge OF
family oil children. Address 1897 i'tes
Ton avenue.
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AN experienced bookkeeper Whose time IL
sot entirely occupied. would IKE 10 get
ono or Two sets 81 books to keen. Aide ~
$50 this office. ~
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a Iq-ycar-old white boy wants situation
in yard or store. Audi 80 T.. L., th's
office
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SIrUATION-By colored man, private
family, tend to horse and COW. can DO
homework, can stay on place, or porter
IN dry goods stotr, Well experienced.
ADDRESS sSsb, this office.
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.rf,,e SAFE p7-acrc tract under cpih-
walton out on Man street road chcan
if sold at once. Wilson Il Hannah. Zhi
Eiam build ng. y
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ladies do you wish a styHsh drcss :!
Then wal, until Friday for Mddame
,Ioserh's return. She has purchased the
finest novelties ever brought to Houssoo
ton. 4~
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8. O. COTTON & BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and .AdjuSters. - Main street,
cornsr Franklin. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06

DR IIEISIG has removed his office to
the Blnz building second floor. and VIII
devote his ent.rI time to the practice
of medicine. Telephone 81. IT,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06

FOR 81 90 have vol watch cleaned or main m
snrinp rrplaced un Tor guarantee at 4Os
Travis street 3y \. g. Wrede ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06

YOUNG MAN wants to work as an ap
prentice In blacksmith shop or in paint
shop, have had some experience. Au-
Dress H. ". L., this office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06

CONSERVATORY or MUsIC-l1lS NJ
,hHirmria,s oonserN atory is now open 10 stu
dents for piano. violin, cornet mando.
lin. guitar, etc; elementary to highest
grade taught by competen, lsdgaero .
lessons at studio or at pup"s res''e"0e
t,r,ps mod crate. U
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06

TRESC RIPTiONS brought 10 my store
drugs and with especial care, az 49, ~,
rsasohaoie P'O 10