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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.

vrsrrRDAY,s RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST
Washington Aug. 1.-THE barometer has fallen Slowly
over the lake region Middle Atlantic States the ONO
ard Lower Mississippi valleys II mas risen on inc '
ENGLAND coast and Northwest The barometer con-
,,nes high OF the South Atlantic coast and II Is lower
over Kansas aad north Of Minnesota. 1t has been warmer
TO-DAY Throughout, the Middle Atlantic States. the Interior
Of the Southern States and over the lower lake region anu
Ohio Valley II has cooler In Eastern ana Northern
rnysnd and over wisconsin Iowa. Nebraska and
Kansas Temperatures ranging from 90 degrees TO Us de
erees prevailed Middle Atlantic coast
- Vsssinni The weather continues clear generally over
districts east Mississippi and in the souhMest pu
:ccal thunderstorms reported from Hortherh, ~
England westward Wisconsin and from Iowa ana nan
sas Generally fair and warm weather VIII e9nnt b s
The Middle and South Atlantic coast westward 10 he
sssippi Thunderstorms likely TO occur IN reNlns
land and New-York the lake region. Upper mississippi
and Lower Missouri valleys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
JONES AND THE POPULISTS.
A HOUSE DIVIDED AGAINST ITSELF

HOUSE DIVIDED AGAINST ITSELF.
From The Washington Post
Mr. Jones is only at the beginning OF the SIZE
ole He NAV and doubtless Will make mlst ,
Eo man is infallible. We venture TO admonsn ou,
silver friends however that they are pursuing ar
mnwise course when they fail TO hold up MS hanas
He will certainly receive no support or syiPa a.
from the Republicans. They viii De QUICK 20 r INA
nriticism If the silver forces do likewise. me
spectacle will be afforded of house aivioe 70
aPpainst itself and the result OF such division is
ae certain as fate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06

The Commercial Advertiser has helped M
measurably TO put through the sound money plan NJ
hat is off TO t"cHAUNcEY N. DEPEW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
PROF. PRATTS LECTURE AT SAhAIOuA.

Saratoga Aug CSpecaD.-In the Saratoga sum-
mer lecture course to-day Professor Waido D
Pratt of the Hartford Theological seminary III iis
.ar,as ~ ,he Growth Of English hymnoogy. spoke
unon CHARLES Wesley and the Methodsts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
TprRr,NE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Bar.
fAsk.
3O.5
800
C9.S
hls hiarram a continuous whlte nne shoWs

his diagram A continuous WING IIne shoWs The
lge. In pressure Indicated by The Trbunes self
rcording barometer The dotted line represents the tenn
,.rature as recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune ONCE Aug. q. u mL-The weather yesterday
was fair and hot The temperature ranged between IS
and 92 degrees ,h. degrees) being "a de-
grees higher than that Of Thursday and 10 higher than
that OF the corresponding day OF last year.
The weather to day win lie cloudy. with thunder showers
tonight II will b cooler To- night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
ODD CONDITIONS OF A LEGACY.
A CHILD. IF HE REACHES MAJORITY. WILL OFT
GOLD WATCH If HE rs GOOD.

The will OF Mrs. Esmerelda Croker was hieo
yesterday at the Surrogate's once. The value ot
the property distributed not stated She leaves
the sum of $40 to Frederick NJ. Teller OF BROOK
Ign. and the sum Of $500 to Mrs. Jennie Dasgest
Several articles Of jewelry divided among reia
tiyes and friends Among the requests Is mat OF
old the son of william H. Adams. OF Newark. y; J.
The watch Is not to be given to him until ne Ieacnss
the age of twenty -one years. and then upon tne
condition that In the opinion OF the testators
brother-n-l law. James 8. Croker. he 10 an uprisns
and moral young man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
2 II. DODGE APPOINTED.

The American Protective League announces the
anno,ntment Of Zenas u Dodge. Of San Francisco,
as state Secretary Of the organization for Cali
fcrnia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Tompkins Avenue Congregational Sunday-School.
Brooklyn per L. c. Hill. 700 W
Emmanuel House Sunday-schoo per l. C. Hill. % w
Proceeds OF fair held BY Emily Chapman.
Beatrice Goldsmith. Arvila Eldridge Nina
Sawyer. Anna Harding Rachel Kenyon. Helen
Schradieck, Grace Burns Lulu Rogers. Hen
drka Herkeren and Elizabeth Reimes .o.
per l.. c. Hill 10 ~
Miss Caroline p. Latimer. ...................... 800
Proceeds Of fair held by three little girls. NJ
s.. VI. H. and J. Del, per L. c. Hill. IA 81
Westminster Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn. per ~ 10
Miss T A. Ball per /. c. Hill................. 1000
Miss Gertrude j. Derby per l.. c. HILL ........ 500
ri Cenung per L. C. Hill. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Florence c. McCullom. per L. c. Hill.......... 300
In memory Of Albert 500
r. O.. 500
From a Northampton friend. .................. 600
An interested observer Of Of the Fresh Air
parties ...,........ Observation-Disclosures. 100
George Blumentha ............... .......... 30 o.
r. f. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Resste Hartford Conn 800
In memory Of observation-disclosures. 1000
memory c. VI. s.. Nyack, n. Y.......... 90 90
Kind Friends Society. OF Engewood n. j..
which is composed o. small girls -. .......... 100
500
Previously acknowledged Observation-Disclosures 49, 1888 SO
Total August 3. 1896 sl6526 81
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ADMINISTRATORS OF HIS SONS ESTATE.

Surrogate Arnold yesterday granted letters Of
administration on the estate OF Howard r. Bene-
dict to his father. James II. Benedict The widow
of H. r Benedict. ..arguerite, renowned her rignt
10 letters of administration In favor OF her tatner'
in-law The estate is said to consist OF CooW 10
Dersonal prOperty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
THE POPULISTS WILL RESENT 1T.
r,~.u, THO Chicago Times Herald.

oornes, az their Western brethren: and they have
,ba balance OF power in several states. no unem
sn end Their fight is first of all to wrest tnei,
respective States from the control OF tne presen
1,,sen that set and the Popocratic nominee lot
Pre"ident will be at their expense. and they VIII
resent It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

DETAILED FORECAST FUH IV-DAr
For New England, local thunderstorms and parity
cloudy weather. easerly winds; probably cooler In west
portions.
For Eastern New-York increasing cloudness prooaoy
followed by local thundersoms In the afternoon OF night
cooler nv Thursday night; easterly to southerly winds
For Eastern PENNSYLVANIA, New-Jersey and Delaware
generally fair and warm weather will continue Thursday
southerly winds becoming variable
For the District OF Columbia Maryland Virginia ana
North Carolina fair and continued warm weather Thurs
o,.' .or,bariv Winds There Indications Of
shSwers and cooler weather by Friday 49,.
IL yas,srn Virginia and Western Penns yivana, fair
continued warm souhey winds Thursday cooler Friday
For Western New-York. fair followed Thursday night
h local showers cooler portion: light to fresh
variable winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
DIED..

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06

t,oreien mails for the week ending August VIII clos
,onn,,v IN ali cases, at this Office follows:
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
pOpJLIsT TICKET LIKELY.


From The New-York Mall and Express'
That Jones did not intend his sneerins denuncia
ton OF the Southern Populists Tor pubncauon ~
non non, ~ ,sr;ai His words echo the sentiments OF
hdsaif and those nearest to Bryan. and they can
not be unsaid II Tom Watson was nsm DeiOte ~
SnwsIIs non retirement to force an indepenoeehnt
Ponulist ticket regardless of the west ne Is aouo''
arpo nince Tones made his unfortunate break
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06

The Kensico Cemetery, located on sns cas,SS
Railroad fortyegh minutes roe from 'hs o'aho SenuS
Depot Once. 10 East 42d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06

From The Philadelphia Press
According to all appearances Senator Jones. OF
Arkansas the chairman Of the 10 ,Sp pnno
nrat,c ticket and not Mr.. Bryan. After the ad-
journment OF the Popust Convention M ben teI
wphether or not he would accept the Popust nomi,
nation Since that time nothing has been heat :,
trnno him on the subject. But Jones Is trying 10
MAZE Il appear for consumption In the East, thai
Rrvan will not accept He has given out seVera'
misleading interviews TO that end
AN UNREASONABLE ATTACK
From The Hartford Courant
Joness explanation is that he didn't say ~, ina,
~ never went for to say II. that anyhow ne ohiy
ns nc q nart of H. and that he wouldn't have said
II II he had known the reporter was gong 70 Pu,
th,s ism isn't good time for the chairman OF the
Bryan Campaign Committee to be shaKng ms nS
shonting out his belief that they VIII ultimately
bring up alongside the negroes. "where they DC
long"
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.



-. ,.su.- --a..l.sll,....
rENlTENTIARY REEF CONTRACT
S"alcd proposals. nrc invited for fur-
hlshlht beer at both kusk and llunis-
lie pen trnuares rGr twelve months
from ~" iirsl day at january, 1871 TO
re mtst DAY n January lSgs
. THE beer must he nrSi.clnss I'm every
particular wen slaughtered ana olranly
hnn1lcd and Delivered within the walls
"l thr penlt"utiarcS In such quantities
Sim At such times as the steward may
3 fhe beef furnished In the months of
J"huhfN February. March. April No
Ncnbcr ana December MuEf ho fra cioSs
,thn tGl beil, aud that turn shed IN
october must lac the best th,, market ar
intdH at rang n-fcd beef
l. w" rc.crN" the rignt T. reject ul
lIi'tlo' 81 hnronnd hrof that may lee
oH.itd FOR dCiNA"y lfdders viii state
Tor htN much per pound they will Fur
nish payment To he made ola he first
Jay 81 zach month Tor All beef furu -hca
dhtlnt the previous month, on accounts
approved by the stow ird
d All biliisrN win accompany their
nus with bond of Nen with two or
more good surercs, condI toned that they
VIII enter intu It contract aud eve "A
bond n the sum of i.enp fer the ftithfui
performance of the same
&. All bids must hp scaled ana eulortcd
ON back fropoMJs 50 furnish fresh
beef FOR Huntsville or Ruek D.n!tcu-
tinrcs' tns the case may bel All lids
Tor turwshinr kusk penitcutiary must
b. addressed To me at ltusk, aud for
liuntsNiil" to mo at lIuutsv lie, ana th.v
VIII be- opened 80 my ofnce In each plnce
on December 10 next. at ~ o'cluck n m
I. | resrrNc tho right to reject any and
all bids that may he offered
Financial Agent Texas STATE p p'eSniiiien-
tiuiics.
huntsville Tcxas. November 70, iSod.
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SPECIAL NoTlcEs.


..-llll.-...- .,~.l4Ln--
NOTICE Whorcas, horetoforc to-wif- on
Ne ilth day of November 1896 at thu
rekulnr November term of the commits
sionors court OF Harris county, Texas
tali court ON the petition Of twenty free.
holders OF the subdivision OF Harris
oS99say hereinafter aet forth. ala, by an
ofdSr 1uly entered upon the minutes Of
~'lu court order an election to he held
OF SATURDAY, December 10, 1876. TO do
termiue whether hogs sheep and goats
shall be permitted 10 rnn at large wiih
IN the limits Of the following described
subdivision of Harris county, viz. Be-
ginning al point on the TEXAS Western
Narrow ,'hge railroad whore limo
iumine from the southwest corner of
LIZ, hnv Ionh trlnerinan survey. on buffalo
nly"u TO ne forks Of iiray's bayou inter-
h"nis with Ttd railroad about seven
mics south OF west of the city OF Iiuus.
ION ihcngn wostwardly along the center
~ Fald railroad to imffalo havou, thence
W sud bayou with It's meandur's to the
llhrris aud Fort Bend county linc
theue" IN "A agyihrartcrly direction along
ut. a Is RRro. survey No one oi two
lIcht'i east of Missouri city hy virtue
OF oorth'ntca Il issued to said railroad
CommUny thence cast along said south
ln", ana the south liuc pt the C. W
Adasns ana John stamps surveys, TO the
southeast corner of the John stamps sur.
Ney thence north 10 Its northeast corner
on the south lino of the 90 Allen sur
Wy ,honce east 10 the southeast corner
OF said Geo, Alton survey, thence north
10 an inner corner OF aui survey. thrnce
onst 10 the eastern spuihcari corner of
Nhc shld Alien survey, ana northwest cor
ncr of the Joseph kopman aud south
wcst corner OF the u r., u a c. r. H.
60 survey thence north along the ohst
me OF said Allen survey prsslng tho
southeast corner of the w n Hrouaugh
ana along the oast line Of said bronaugh
and James -. owen survey. TO Bray's
bayou, thence up said la Spu with tts
mcandcra 10 the forks of said Trays
bhN0u, lhonrc In norihpaetrrly dlrec-
tiou following tho western line of
stock N~ subdivision as pttitioned by
liqlirndnhl, Warnccke ct al to the Texas
Western Narrow Gauge railroad ANA
Now therefore / w N Shaw. county
Judge Of Harris county Texas IN COM
nlihnce with the law icguaqtn glch
elections hereby order an ciccfion to bs
hold at the Dairy School House. on sat-
urdiv December ~ is'Ni. IA determine
whether hugs, sheep and goats shall he
permitted TO run ct large within tho
limits Of the subdivision Of Harris coun-
~ hereluhcrorc described. ana / hereby
apFolut Somucl Adkins. j. s. Magce ana
II Price as managers OF said olertion.
Witness my hand ana official seal tins
ihh dry OF November, 1905.
County Judge OF Harris County Texas.
l2-i7
Office IN hereby given that the regular
annual meeting OF 'he stockholders and
directors u the Iouyton East ana West
the general office of said company In
the city Of Houston. al 10 o'clotk a. M.
on Tuesday. the La day OF DGcnnbcr,
1896. James a. Baker. Jr., Secretary
lio1sion East ana West Texas Railway
Company 1910
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"A -
,,tsr than that exercised byTdrv
I'm Europe lGt7ide Russia The
r,snates left nothing und0ne TO
victory. They spent money like
Al not a little OF 1t in bare-faced
|, Success has crowned their e.
they are safe for n time. But tie
|, only just been begun, and. be 1t
|,.rt Il will assuredly terminate In
Throw OF the iliecitimate power OF
sbo have secured it by methods
III not often bear strict investiga-
hid fight made by Bryan will be
By the most far-sceing of the
\ a. The writing on the wall which
! heir ultimate downfall
! meantime. what is likely to be
Ia Of McKinley's election? Some
! A will lead to n revival " trade,
,orb, It may after the stagnatlon
|,inpaign months is over. II will
\. British investors their fun in
/ gold for some years longer. It
t.s about an increase IN the tarlff
the interest of those whose
kn made Mckinley president, But
ke.s It is not likely TO have. Eng
Ey rejoice at the result. but lts
kiun is due solely to the safety Of
bent rates Of interest for British
|rts In the States Mr. Mckinley
ksni Of England. He Is. indeed. ns
Enemy OF English trade as could
h elected On the other hand. un-
Isslies his promises, he will adopt
/ attitude toward Spain MS regards
b Independence Of which he is sup
iiyOr But whatever policy, do
b iorfgn, he may pursue, he can
/ On the unwearyinE hostility of
|dit. democrats, who have freed
"a from the corruptinc Influences
bosses" with an eye TO jobs. and
4 in Mr. Bryan leader. to whom
Eialey can not be compared either
FTency, political honesty. or the
Z sway multitudcs and win the
ti the masses, Who win one day
|ss destinies Of the great Republic
|'s.,
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FOR SALE-Scvcral Brazos river plantn-
items. containing 1900. 2500. l2lS 3i5 ana 100
acres respectively; all rich alluvial bot
tom land, Will produce two b1es of cot
ton or q bushels of corn per acre. Price
so to s2A per acre.
4i2S acres situated 30 miles from Hous-
tor; all heavy mber, viz, pine. cnk. ash.
hickory, macnolia, etc. SOIL sandy, with
clay subsou, the II. f.. and ". T. rail
way runs through the land, creek of
lasting water. tine fruit land: price s.. 90
per acre.
AZ lots corner Rice street and Lamar
avenue, eight new thrce-room houses,
rent for S. each $40 per month; II per
cent per annum; price $500 cash sub
urban city property, correspondence So
lc.ied- Address VIM. Hunter. llutchins
House. Houston, Texas. 1872
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FOR RENT.
~. L.'.-A .,...JA.J4.

FOR RENT-Two-story dwelling house,
water and gas, modern improvements.
1868 Franklin street. just Il few bio rk'
from Ma street. krupp Tlfny -
CHEAP STORAGE for merchandise,
groceries, hardware. produce, household
goods, etc, ~ Smith Il liowclrs ware
house. near southern Pacific frcgh Of
fee. Apply w Lewis, on premises l2-l7
NICELY furnished front rooms. N.75 ana
S30n per week. gas. hot ana cold bath.
modern couVeuicnccs. four blocks Can
itpl Hotel 1878 Texas avenue. %
FOR RENT-Orc furnished second story
front room for gentlemen, Can at 1liD
Walker. If
FURNISHED room for rent, SECOND fnor
front room south and east cNposirc
Mrs @. White p
SAVE TIME and trouble BY rrnting yolir
hous" from Boyle & Mccormick. suSi,
"''-'' ~ - l--ll
FOR RENT Store No. 100 Congress ave
nue. opposite court house. Apply &. !
koehler 500 Nonsress aYcnuc. u
FOR RENT-Floor space on second foor
OF Post bu lding. Apply to G.. j. pam.
er. business manager II
STORAGE NARnEsr H = 90, REST ST
storing Furniture and Merchandise OF
all kinds. i-eGen s. Co
FOR RENT Eight room house on Milan
street, near Peasc, all modern conVen-
fences, hot and cold water, electric. gas
lighting, closets. etc. Can ON Lewis So
Rosenberg, 9is. 90 Main street. tt
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psveland's Ci,il Service.

Journal
succeeded in defeating the party
i: thrice made him its nominee
!, ,ho rros,a,,. =, ~, ~a.,a,,
'a' p'esI''N' u 'ne Na''o"'
|iarully aided to re-ostabllsh that
lurif taxation which he habl.ual-
he, is robbery md IN a,,bro,e in
w. - - WY >"
W ssencies "hiOh ne picturesque
mated the communism OF pelf,"
Cleveland remains unsatisriod
,hcut for ra,, ,..,i, ,e.
'V' "e" worlds oil ihiany
new ways OF stultifylng himself
,'trating the hollowuess and hvp-
bis constant claim IN nor,y,,. 80
b. He seems in b,yo ro,,nh w.
.y 10 the civil s ~ '"' , e,' Us
to tariff reform c We ,V' ~ u idn w;
LsstOn Of McKinicy p,a '%,.' " ,,'',.'
|. 10 main ", 's,l''u! ilPug'd TIME
+ letter and in sN,r ", Wv H., s'iN wy, ICE
election hean ai''''., ne mas ever
tough petty. ner pa.'{ 10 q Sean-
d personal and nar, i,'r s VI !. W
The postmaster a, snr;,l,e'.f, We n,
pissed becsmsa vi vt 1pr'hilisla' III,
Export, For our o, ",s ,' u,,''i i, IN
be that anv man I Tni u put, we 10
agld be Se5ar r,,a,' t noting a public
til rights unioss Nv t,o' i uNerlion OF
e. q l. his office, No SUI such h's aiISsa
V made '.'s las, case, nut II partisan
apsj I be- p a cause for ~emoyal f'om
! Nst M parll SO "a activity on either
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u ALL FREE

h. "y ~ have ny" ~ and tf6sa NM
st M On tn e Opportunity ~
4. md TO- 70 H. Z. B Sy9d yo1 4
e 4 Cd a.sts LIE Fhlss lfIp pIp,. box q
a. Pc you er 81 OF which il
q kleai sd ana cost Vol,
'ss drug store. 10"
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,, Tea. se ~ Of Pastors.

Pa Who .ember ls.-Rov. A c
k ',,a NO. la has lived here "J for a, the +.
IT,, s,y' Falls con 'ay with his family
Pub. The cunb,erEia9nSdT ' R be VIII
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w or THE ELECTION.
|..,.ry Dcfent Of silver an"
|feny.,tnge 10 England.
~ ,t.nartnnf.

M ldthh'"~
|'psslIn, Independent
"a. a, the Atlantic it Is not easy
y. ,ss condition Of social tyranny
~. under the stars and stripes
49,. could be more regardless ri
~. =, others than the mushroom
.,. n, America. The motto OF the
:, those men is to pile up money,
| , ,hsy can, but to pile IT up any
. xfl 70 to any lengths to secure
"a, They are prepared TO wade
/ .,v amount OF political corrup-
.,,ssr their designs. Rightly or
1 u, workers in the states look
H. =. enemies. from whose auto
Nv they are impcra'lyclv called
,S,rselyes Told by cioa.""' ''"'
we a
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE


~~l%'s,-- ..I.a,!-,.'
LAND For SALE OR EXCHANGE
About 400 acres. well Improved rancho
10 miles from railway, Frico fi4.0o, one
haif cash. or win accept onr-h half in
good city property Particulars OF r.
J sknggs Real Estate Co.. Besyille,
TexaA az
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FINANCIAL.
-..Wa.~-

WANTED 10 borrow Sfl gcoi reg ,n-
tate SECURITY. at reasonAnle td's o. ~
tcrest. Aldless Real lsiA'e 'i"S 80
MONEY! TOY LOAN for the erection Of
trTnei in the CIV II Houston only small
NANNY payments 5000 to plac.e, -.
once. south Texas Loan and se briia'~.
association, 4, Is; tay,or' " III
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PERSONAL.
mi

- l4fi.- ILL.,
J-IS1, an. ,NcWEp9 --------------------------
To adt.,,i,s w ~ ia o,co. II, r..
~ wv q 'stHisIits IN OiHVe OF ne
vember a. 1896:
a7jl; fl0i, E W. III. 1927 (e). o559 IN
c. b.. COOK; $500. u W. 90 a5S6, $50:
s6O6. i. $. g.; q. A. IA. 95Sl. gG0S il. q
e5S3 5000: 1854 CD; IN %; ali g5V7; o5Ge
mancnt 90; 96N. :. H. ca; glq' f. C.;
allJ; l72o 60 957l, gt2l; n6l3. Want 90;
sS1; W L.; James Weeks. 1898 tJ s57i,
vi ."isJ 100
MISS V AEt'KAR5C f0TT11no teller iiN;
Trcston avenue. at Icmc mi dev. 70
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SITUATIONS WlNTrN

iA---ss,- T. IL.
SITUATION wanted b, Il Hrst lass 10 .
co .iHrf HItg waiter i1 cr ou ot tac
CIV eiUr anu aiI'ultf 20 as bust.
IL NhItc Address Inward llaiAi r.
tNiaol1Fe ..
Sl'Tl NFt,tN wanted by an experienced
N.o4og,I WpmAni ritk nurse Tor women
,IlN cal nF 4hdrt.ss berthe kiSer cor
net hroaauiN aui lac ana ateuue. y
SITUATION MANITOBA nice young
Eiu would like TO sec q nice place 10
2, " Us. ntius aui cu tiu-. Address
MIS- Alice h. Hrllnor ANsuon. ToSas.
-
" N\Tlp =, hooD HARVARD graduate.
tutcrs4,,ul cape. eu'c 800 teaching ami
s.u.fl ttst A,Hu,ni iu 81, boul tVhsgt or
sfauei W0tN. references, Creuopg als.
tsoN v, b,,NulD. i.v county. Texas. ~
LIGHT ENnlON MEM OF any kind
Wanted ~ q Whito man, single. active,
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p,slatlh has ofn,v. ..
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work I'm of0rc or v.bolnstie .,"tc, w',,ts
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enVcs given. Address Miss Itrssi. Howl
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20 asalSl In diving. or TO take rlrt In
amateur entertainments In OF on al
city. Address = his office ~
WANTED sin-,,or - -,
fltct! youns widow as assistant clerk
Cn@.icr, goVcruess or companion. no ob-
ltCitod 10 travelling. Address Mrs H. H..
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FOX SAlE-An assortment OF second.
ndnd heltiHg. pulicys, shaftlug. hang.
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