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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-03
-'a' Estate for sale.

|Asre q 'g ~, .l farm OF as fine
f0lh n m Texas Paid for nj
n N 40 nu oash required. I al o
q On mn r',u j',arro tracts which
y sryo monthly payments of s5
81 ~ I'VE milos from civ NJ
p cl,s ~ ~ OF timber Land r.,
(gtb ~ ~ ~ per acre. 90 acic {
|sRt, ~ sly AZ :, per acre s,o
b n6,"N1q OF the city ANA ono
IN N q station. at $iI her
(Irpsa =, ' t,I from city. front
PpT No., Wy per acre.
'eAl Estate aud Rentals.
e hinz Bulldiug.
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SITUATION wasted by middlo aged Ger.
man. sober and reliable. hard worker. IN
any Wholesale house AS packer or porter;
best references. Address IS this office. j
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WANTEp-Situation rs cotton ntlrkcr or
marker IN laundry. or Waterman IN rail
toad vari good references. Call VA
l<cssl,r street. city. b
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For ENCHANGE--A complete Ice plant
IN Il good town, a 5000 stock OF drurs
In best town in Texas. seNral improved
ton. Dallas rCri Worth ana Galveston,
have the largest list OF exchanges Ia
the State ana can suit you on aim1s
anything, Send me list If what You
have to eel. rent or exchange prompt
and careful attention given to all bust
ness ntrusIed with me. n. NJ. Nor
fleet. II
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y GERMAN wants a place In II dry goods
or grocery business good references.
speaks German. English and some Span-
ish. Address y +. $. this office
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Business Chances.

WHO wants TO put IN wooostW ,hsre-
engine and hoder; win furnish on l S,ts n
or sell cheap. also one if= h"'a' -" Z
outfit ll2 Preston aNtnne,
WANTED sell brail.ng works VILE VIA. =
,erns very reasonable Address Hon]aleS
iiottIing Works, Gonzales, Texas.
So AVERAGE weekly net ineonle Win
SEQ invested, safe. eonseryaiINe;. Pros
pecils. proofs. free r lazy ~,
broadway. New york ----------------- -
FIVE PER CENT a week prom, , Is AZ W..
tam.,' send for pamphlet free w. y.
tsares, 10 Broadway. New YORK. s-i'
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Situation Wanted.

a YOUNG colored man wants n position
as porter IN store or saloon. have good
Recommendation. AnrlN ,s,Ni this othNa. 5
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WANrEp--A position IN the city as stem
ographrr, by young lady OF consiic'.
able experience. Address a,lt, this OF.
fice. II
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BOY Ia YEARS old wants work al uuyt4ing
he can got to make a lNne Address
M.6. this Office
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BOOK * EEPER-A young man desires a
position as AN as iStant pc1kkorper or
Office man. best OF reference as 10 char
flee
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Financial.

SHORT TIME LOANS on god securitS,
c0later1iH. notes. i'on.s. or nH ave
stock. furi1tuf %. paulH, nir' Owner ie
talns possession. rcd@unaplH rates hp9ln
2 llfaia Congress avenue 2
5000 WANTED as ican on farm nfops rty
OF vendors lien land notes. ainpie be-
curity. Auoress u. care Box ~ Houa-
ton. Texas. ~
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eITTATION WANTED by young man m
dry goods or clothing store, or attend
horse and buggy. or Work IN dining
room. Address eJJi. ms olilco 3
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REGISTERED druggist OF thirteen years
experience watts a situation az tncr.
tettnfut mutations. Address fcstic
tnla Office. II
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" Of i i",,. - acre tracts four
Van On ' NV a. extremely law
IAN bsii9insu. U.S. wilson \
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PROBES sional.

DETECTIVE AGENCY TRAINED detect
ives. watchmcn and guards furnished.
For rates and further Information uri-
dress James McCane, r. q. Boa ~
Houston ToXaE 1.2i
s. O. CO1vTON & BRO. Fire lusurante
Agents md Ad1usters. - Main stree.
corner Franklin. n
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A GERMAN cahiuc, maker wants work
II the city or country. AddrcsS s'2i' thus
office. .
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WNNTtp- Second handed butky, a
snrIns or buck board wagon; must be
n GOOD order syye;ap for Sase ana ana
p,,,,i',n,, strpcts. builder, city. ~
$1,000 OK Handicapped price paiu iqrr
secoad-ha1d furniture an ana III slp[ oa chi,
You have anything 70 seq, c M, Oh as as"
cago aSupply Oo'' ''' 9.is
ton Texas. ---,
uIaHrsr PRICE paid for second-hasin.dt
sentlemen's clothing. Drop M l io'S,m,
End / VIII call II. Captain o'- MIMI,
and Prairie. -------.-
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Wanted TO Buy.

WANTED To buy COW, fresh in milk.
Apply G. W. Robinson lS Travis street.
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SIT'I- ATION WANTED y clork or ac.
couufant In store or office, references
given. Address NJ, 2iie Caroline street.
II
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WHITE WOMAN wishes situation in pm
Natc family as good cook MlllNE lo
assist IN houso work. Address 2lpS Com.
fnfrCe aVruHr, Houston.
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WANTED Situat on as fireman Rood rs
liable wan, AJh"r and w,.l recommended
Addr IS g,i6, THIS office.
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FOR EENT-Three-stor iron nont build
inr on Texas avenue, near Main which
we have been occupying for whoicsalr:
4 Co II
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4 GRADUATE Of the Bryant StrHiion
lIHiaess college who has fourteen ycirs
6Apcr.cnce IN Partnership ami 70 at ytOt l.
tomuany work wants a position AZ brook
Lrrppr with some reliable firm, best rel
,raHccs 'urnishcl. ADDRESS. A, j. Ghlla.
bora, Br3NuwoOJ, Texas. 6
WANTED 49, graduate ~ pharmacy po-
4itlon ~ PIE rlptunlfi, German and
English rueutly spoken. have hal ok
irr'orcc. IN writing state salary willing
~ pay. best references given AfdresT
Emil e koerin. Sweet Homo. Texas. I
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A YOUNG girl wants pp,cs 20 assist In
liPht houscwcrk or care for ehildten
Addtoss qd1S this offlcc. u
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WANTED 10 buy one han bio X IN I'm d
t,,,,l, Z ", pric, and state terms. Ad-
'iress ain letters Ia g729. this office, Il
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ita,,,,h ward property FOR cash ana easy
pny,neifts. send me 4 liz; OF what yo.
ra,, Wanted to rent a nice cottage
close in n. NJ. Norilcct' Hulchihs
its,,so II
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Wanted 10 REM

WANTED-ro rent neat cottage. four
OF five rooms. cpuNTnleut 10 Taylor
school. Apply 10 r. w. Littls 1891 Fan.
min street.
WANTED TO HFNT-Dy responsible
marty. good I'VE or so room house front
inp south or east, with slahlc etc, In
Thlrd or Fourth ward Address Prompt
Pay this oflcs. ~
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WANTED IS young lady. position as
oaHhior or mai clerk ia SOME arg goods
house. Address Mai tlctA tnls office.
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Moral:
Help Wanted.


WNNTTn 11T-,r ~ - --,-
IA TO ID yesi. ola ,o voio'eS k,fl'
drcn. Call today 1901 Austin, corner of
calhoun. !
WAN'rEFD -,
tirst-clase need anniv Aunt, n. c,,., ~
No. lib Hardy Direct. 3
w %;'rI,D Lyr.I-i,, ,,.---I,-,s,o
Sar,ii,,ti -, ~ '-Sihss cnuh; applE lei-
O M ,ni 'U n, ,t,,e'aUn' uetW,th
I. ~ "'d - ih'' lHulSuA! hhi tfla
WANTED. -s,eno,,ro,,,c,. ,,,,, mon.
m,isf h. ,n,,,,o,r,,,, "mmN nian
hand be accurntn Win uolros ana en-
peteut To assist In general office work ,
salary $40 per month Address In long
H"nt y. y. 4. THIS cfuNc. j
WANTEu-Ir Won are a Catholic. uncm.
rloye1 End win work Tor SIS per week.
write Mac 5nniGll Bros II Franklin
- - 60, i,usSuli haSS,
WANTED-Gir to do homework for
small family: German or Swcd,, me
ferred: a good home for right one. can
At once at 92lS Austin street. s
AGENTS nnl brancn manager. saiar, or
co. Cincinnati. ohio.
S75 To RIO n ,1oi-17, o1-T 771------- --1--I
salesman for cigars. eNperiSnce unnec-
essary; stlrdnrd goods. L.ttle Clerk ci-
E t;n maGh'ns ire - eaeH customer.
t'' i'9 - ''9'' v ~ - i''U-s' ~
WANrEp-At once, One hrst-class white
}nn pr,,n t'' ~ Mp! " d - al
- 'o''' i'! a"' i / cNaN. --
WANTED a good white woman to cook
Tor boarding house; one tina, unders' n3s
INC nuS'itss' N9P'y IT, ilN M'h'S'mntE
aNonne. 3
gprdonrr. must be thoroughly compe-
tent nad have references. Appiv to
nue.. 3
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wANTrD-To buy house and lot for
home $500 10 $50 cash, balance m'hthly
trstailme nts: state price. location. de-
..rin,in,, II answer desired; mus be rea-
s,n,,ble. address 1000 this office.
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For Sale.

FOR SALE account underwriters. malt.
wafer damaged. Thursdgy. case two-y yard
wide dmihle dqmask table linen. Nor; n
Sla5. ut IS cents yard Franklin's. 1910
Texas avenue
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WANTED Position by "a young man oil
n years. cight years experience IN shucS
ana dry goods best references fur.
ushcG. Audross stjI TINS Offic" =
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FOR SALE-Opo good mule, four cows
ana calves. 80 head hess also twenty
h Kelly. Westhc,d Road, i've miles from
court house.
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sTTTATiOS WANTED-A young colofcd
man wishes a Job 10 attend 20 hors"
aud buggy, Apply y. L. Williams, 1915
Pierce
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shoull remember that let
ia initials only are not dellv-
| Ia pos,ofiice. II initials arc
ksuli be directed to the care
n frm o, postOflicc box. Al
an be left al our office or
\ The mail to
hon POST. Houston, Texas.
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| HAVE. seNa to $500 worth of unlncuin-
pcrcd business property and pine lands
merchandise. Address &C" box .Sl
Beaumont, Texas.
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Special N office.

AUGU ST n. 1885, MIR = X. Dick % llous-
ton. Texas, this day rctiroS from The
urms Of : NJ. lnman y CO.. Atlanta,
Ga; lnmau \ Co, Houston, Texas, In
man, Sanders " Co. Bremen, Germany
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TO TRADE or EXCHANGE. for lumber
or anything OF equal value. one 60-Inch
return tubuler boiler. one piece OF i-l6
inch shaft and one iex2d iron pulley. l..
Il. Miller. city. II
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FOR RENT--A store, 1909 Preston ave
nue.. ne..r Main street. suitable for any
kind of business. AGpiy American Brow
Ing Co. II
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esr e5,,A n, acre farm IN
NJ ,rees peach. pear ,nI
49, never flillne CO..
(a,S. ~, under fence. new ~, ~.
p. 0' terms scc $. 3. Jou ~ =
- -
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Trade or Exchange.

FOR ENCHANGE-I.an and city prop
critics. both Northern ANA southern Mrs
Cora BACON Foster, Moore Burnot
buildiug lul6 Texas avenue. II
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Nj, Ii. this office.
---------------
WANrE-A position IN s shv , nf Sea an StSn
HH'fs'.,,,t' li},rss o-g this al
aapte tNi'iN"'o' 'N""'NSS ''-V' ,r
-- NV.
A GERMAN cabinet maker wants work
III the city or country. Addrcs~ s'zi' thls
office.
RooK EErER- 4 young man desires
| position as AN as, iStant bcakkorper cr
| Office man. rcs, OF reference as 10 char
| aetcr and ability. Addtcss ~ o. this Of
flee
s1,.r 17,,-1~ ------,-1 - $3.50 III, -,
- iiNN "aI,tu ny suuNN I""s
| .lSrk m 800 ~ 20 sew.'t' Nan Az
| 49, ,ta w " ~, t,11toi 40
Molk A4ut. 50 ~. -l- S,lp1u aNe, .
! A YOUNG; rn. wants a pl,tc. 10 assist IN
| lipht housewcrk oc care for enlidien,
Addtcss 9h1S. THIS otiI"c. a
60 -
| An eNin MN s,hrr M VA rrrnn,5,,1IpI
Addr As e,i6, ms office. d
| ~ XNrt,i1-, ,,es7,ion "a ,7r1nicy- al, a.,
'.sn W. ,r 1',,i ""W ~ ~
Crrrra Nndr.ss 4 n priater eh.s OF.
ficc
WANTED Situation aS Stnh'untF en-
slneei Io,d tr,nhn man MAJ pln'S,
,n ,"n.,t 'r',u, !, ~ 49,,
nrr,,. to.S,,, .,rcc, $50 ''"'
a. >,.r,.,,
WANTED Position ne sail SHADY; no ex
'n,v' w',"ng 70 nN'rnt whs'" 10 Oh
~ T. N"''''"' ''-'' t"iN '''"'
SlFt ALTON wanted ny cNroIscrced witt
10y ~ !, .liNUN nLsll, - Fpt.i tHt't-
= -
WANTED position a. stcnogrnphor 10y
q Nouhg ln'N WNh 1--WE years expert
"n g, cry references. Adlrgs 9iJi, THIS
Office.
WANTED situation IA an ofncc or store
hy honest. experienced by; can give
ro'crrnccs Address 600, ihis office
VNNtrsp sSIt,-.f,nr Ill, - ,-',i-1--T
cook good work references Apply lSli
Milan ati"ot.
SITUATION WANTED hv n pood ,not
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l"ri,ncr. viking 70 learn. wng,e 10 Oh
jo { Address g'2i, this office .
Slrt ALTON wanted by cvroIscuced witt,
boy On printing husiue s. coed rotor
enct@. Aidrois $50. tins offi-c. :
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FOR RENr-Storc with i've living rooms
above. centrally locs ted best stand in
the city, rent reasonable. Apply to J. {.
owens, Victoria. Texas :
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Sg500 ON IAND-HieAest price paid for
second hand furniture and toNos. "
Vol have anything TO soil call on Chi
Gago supply 60, So Travis street. Hous-
ton. Texas. a-lH
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ON SEPTEMBER le, lSG6. / win proceed
to sell 70 the highest bidder for cash
the cntlrc stock IF hardware, etc he
longing to thc la,e hrm of AlsWor,h,
Lynn " Co Ia storg 80 al Preston ave
nue.. Honston. Texas. T. W. Bocoeh.
trusftp
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; l.
Isds-- ltlmsltlmes week mo.
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FOR RENT ITwo-story dwelling corne,
san Jaclnto and Prairie: also large of
fee room IN Koehler building opposl t
court house. c. }. Koeh!er, 900 Congress
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ENCHANGF-r Three Of the finest husi.
ness lots IN the town OF ALVIN fOi dry
goods pl fhocs. Ad ircss +. H.. noN ~.
AlVin rcAaa. j
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an clean. intelligent coorei girl
~ 10 10 years old. To take care OF chill
drrn. Gail today 1901 Austin, corner of
Calhoun. i
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-30
The ChIlds Mansion.

Wootten, the magnificent country
house Of the late George w. Childs, is
TO be torn down. Such is the intention
Of its owner, George w. Childs Drexel
who intends to erect on its site larger
and much more magnificent structure.
This was the favorite residence of the
late philanthropist, and it was there
that he dispensed his superb hospitality
to the salt of the earth. In that house,
it is safe to say, more people of renown
have been entertained than in any other
private residence in the United States.
The house itself is a splendid creation
of the architect genius Allied i'll style
to the country habitations of the nohili-
ty of England, its surroundings of wn
and garden and farm are in full accord
philadelphia Inquirer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-30
sIInIne b. Hog Power.

81 was riding through the mountains
In Trinity county few days ago, said
prominent mining man yesterday,
''when | happened TO take trail that
led BY old Buriap Johnson S cabin. Yon
know he has always been called Burlap
johnson because he was never known
TO wear pair of boots, but always kept
his feet sewed up in burlaps like can
vas packed hams took dinner-cold
corn bread and bacon-with him, and
then sat down for smoke.
Wouldn't you jest as soon do your
smokin outside, podnerg he asked.
Certainly. said /, but yon don't
object to the smoke Of cigar. do you"
! was naturally surprised, for he was
already putting away at an old corncob
pipe.
No, course not, seem as I've smok-
ed nigh on to so years, but [ keep my
hogs at work.
My curiosity was aroused, but said
nothing. he took down a double bar
relied muzzle loading shotgun and his
powder horn Then he went out to a
shed and got pan of shelled corn. He
sat down on a bench at the cabin door,
rammed down a couple of charges Of
powder and poured handful Of corn
into each barrel He put on percussion
cap, pressed il down with the hammer,
cooked both barrels and blazed away at
the side hill across the little gulch.
The roar had not died away till drove
of hogs came running, grunting and
squealing, and commenced TO root che
sidehill for the corn. Whenever they
Stacked up in their work, the old man
fired another charge of corn.
"'That IS a mean trick, said. Why
don t you feed it to them in trough?'
Feed it to 'em?' he repeated in
amazement Then they wouldn' I work.
Besides, they don't need it.
what do you want to make them
work for, and why do you waste corn
ON them if they dom { need it?'
"'Why, man alivel They do as much
work as four men would They root up
the dirt. and when the rain comes l
sluice it.
.'Then / understood that he was us
ing the hogs to help him mine. San
Francisco Post.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-30
LAST Evsnlng Of the Last century.

On the last evening in December a
number of the old and young of both
sexes assembled at the old Assembly
hall. / should judge the number Of la
dies to be 100, 10 or 20 Of whom were
perhaps upward of 90 years of age.
Among this last number was old Nine.
Wooster, widow of General Wooster,
killed in the last war (American Revo-
lution). This lady was between 20 and
80 years old. She said she had not been
at ball before since the middle Of the
eighteenth century, which was fifty
years ago. She was, Notwithstanding
her age, very lively and cheerful in the
ballroom, but could not be prevailed
upon to dance.
Suffer me here to mention one in
stance to illustrate her mirth ON the
occasion, which / think worth noticing,
considering her age All the musicians,
except the drummer boy, happened to
be absent from the room. The drummer
began to beat to call them up. This ven
cradle old lady got up and went to the
drummer and requested him TO play
some of her fayorite tunes which she
mentioned. She then asked him to play
Washington March. Upon which
Isaac Beers, aged about 80, as l should
suppose, took her by the hand and
marched across the room, taking the
steps suited to the tune. AS this WAS
done in the presence of the greater part
of those who were III the room it caused
much mirth and applause, which was
manifested by the usual manner of clap
ping the hands. "A Passage From New
Haven College Boys Letter IL Ameri
can Monthly Magazine.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-30
MH IAnY.s 80.


Throorh many . season : cloud and sun
And wind ard rain
I've watched the sands Of fashion run
And loved yen. Jane,
And never has my firm belief
In your fair fancies caused me grief
Nv deem devotion has been sound
When yun've elected
To trail your skirts upon the ground.
And quite protected
Nv mind has been from haggard doubt
When you've essayed to do without.
In strange and devious paths where you
Have sought for beauty
I've followed. and rosy view
Has been sweet duty
Determined ever TO admire
The fashion Of my james attire
But now, all. now, that roseate hue
Too surely dies.
hostile and electric blue"
Corrupfs my eyes.
And all around, injecting me,
Magenta RACES wild and free
magenta" shot with every shade
Which erring man
Has in his widest moments made
Since shades began
Such shades as make the blood run cold
And blanch the cheek Of young and old.
In me they have so worked that. thin
And pale. ! send
Ny cheerful resignation in
And tofiice" end.
have no sight 10 follow more
Ny lady's hat from door 20 door.
London Sketch.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-30
A Hieh Priced Haneman.

L'Intransigeant says that some years
ago Charles Castellani, the Partisan
painter, wanted TO paint picture of M.
Deibler, the executioner, to be exhibited
in panorama of Partisan notabilities.
He didn't, because Mime. Deibler de-
manded 20, 600 francs for the privilege
Of taking the famous" hangnan's
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-30

noesnf care two straws about a fine spun
theory OF how he should treat himself lie
may be predisposed to scfofula, or cousump-
hon. That. he viii tell yon has moth
Ing 20 do with the case He wants TO be
well. II he can be cured. write out pre-
scription aud send in your hill So, here's
The FIRST part of the proposition.
DR.. Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery Is
q medicine that pcrmeates the whole body
rs water goes through sponge. II Is nr-
crobe hunter and q nicrobe killer. Il Is
well-known fact that many persons Of sctot-
ulous blood, encourage the breaking out
Of unsightlv sores. 10 prevent the disease
going 10 the lungs There is no need Of
living in this state Of dread and discomfort.
Purify the blood Il can be done The
Golden Medical Discovery will cure %
per cent of all consumptivc cases, also OF
all other lingering, bronchial, throat and
lung diseases. Don't allow a druggist TO
persuade You into taking something that
he says il lust as good. Maybe it's bet
ter for kim better for his profits. Take
the Golden Medical Discovery y r the
greatest discovery Of the age. In addition,
in order 10 know yourself better, send to
the Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton Buffalo n. " Fl onc-cent stamps 10
cover cost OF mailing oall, and get ~ re.
turn, DR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser II is a book of zoos pages, illus
trated, and is full of common sense talk
that any one who San read VIII understand.
Aud here Is the testimony Of Mrs T. = M
pERs, OF Carr oA5o m regard to ne Sol,.sn
skin disease rsuifercd much from surface sores,
Nothing helped me until tried the Golden
Medical Discovery year OF two later ha.i
lung trouble Again the Discovery cured me-
NMsl
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-30
A FIourishing Industry.

Friend-How are you getting along
now?
Sharpfello-First rate. Making money
hand over fist
Indeed! You told me some time
ago that your trade no longer paid liv-
ing wages .
well, it doesn t.
Then how do you make so much
money!
Teaching others my trade. New
York Weekly.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-30
RATEs o. ADvEErIsING

One square. first insertion. &I-00: subse
quent Insertions. so Cents. special rates made
with monthly, quarterly and yearly adverris
ers
~ Local notices and political or personal
communications. Is cents per line; subsequent
insertions. 10 cents per line.
Ordinary marriage announcements. twenty
five cents. Obituary notices wifi be charged
for At one-half the usual rates Of advertising.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-30

Believe nothing against another but
on good authority, and never report
what may hurt another unless it be =
greater hurt to some other to conceal it.
Penn.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-30

The yearly consumption of coffee in
the United States is So pounds per in
nabitant.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-30
bnslntss man al

A business man Il
mot the most patient
creature In the
world. He cannot
stop work every
minute 10 bother
with an irritating
skin disease, OF a
hacking cough that
insists on breaking
into his bargain
making. Neither
will he wait 70 hear
any long drawn ont
story Of the cause
~ his aiiment He