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Are You a
Thinking MANI

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no1 rn Of Inc .hs sTs eM
l9iy Machinery PrStnE and al the
Specialists accomplish daily. cures which
ago. po DO you know y that whoie books e are
written OH a single. disease which would
Years ago, and that there are P PSs
who now devote their lives. TO the study
ago Doctor was supposed to know them
all? II you are Il thinking man. these
s tho yG dna you Vs. the are
Gss "a ,y mare about Shs% shan sSs
know that tho Sexual Organs constitute
The distinctiye features OF a NAN, Any
any weakness makes him less
man. How can only half a man ask or
the love OF woman. Can you say to
men. Make me your leaaer, your judge
Choose me before ali men as Your Wo has.
band7" Make today resolve that IL
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enc can point ne hnse?. Of seorn and say.
Clemens. treatment OF Structure is as far
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pain. terrible hemorrhages, no laying
weeks with a Doctor at heavy expense
Hu can cure you Mt your home: you can
go about your business without the slight
est trouble. and tho cost Is not half what
81 Ia under the old methods. II you suffer
from this. or from Spermatorrhoea, Impo.
tence, Sterility. Gonorrhoca Syphilis, dis.
eases of Women. or any Private or Skin
Disease, write or visit
DIR J. u. CLEMENS,
100 w. Commerce Street. san Antonio.
Texas.
Question List--A for Men. for Womep
and G for Skin Diseases.
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RAILROAD TIMES.
Old Offices Are diving Away to Up-to-
Date Names,

Old Offices Are diving Away to Up-to-
Date Names,
Complaint b made by an Eastern pa
yer that the god old general freight
agent. the mau who used to be monarch
Of his department. is dying out and tnat
he has beer succeeded by freight traffic
managers. general freight traffic man
ayers and IN at least one very recent in
stance by a man who bears the cum
brous titls OF general manager OF freight
traffic.
ma sSenger department. For r long time
there were only two passenger traffic man
as.ers In the country, Now there are half
a dozcn or more, but Is not on record
Thai their departments are managed any
more successfully thar when they were
content to sign Themselves &c. i. and #.
A." As matter Of fac some 9f ihe most
a'5tnts have declined tie hollow honor OF
a lille which is suppsed 10 be higher,
%,t which, in many cases. involves a
lsanFe az words merdy. without any in
srease OF authority or standing.
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THE HOTELS.
$3.50 ma 81 per
h. Jnmes LnyIor, PrOprietor.

IL Hoombeck, New York; w. l..
E.s, San Antonio; N. b. Birge, Sher-
! lohn l.. Wray. st. Louis: w. IL.
Memphis; William Edward. Waco.
n Esds, San Antonio; a. u. Bettis,
" Thomas Ward White, New Birm-
ln Texas, Sam Bryan. Cincinntti;
y Mcdonald, penvsr: w. E Arm
h South Bend, Ind; b. X. Benson.
b; Hugh II Hazard, New York;
\ Ferris. Kansas city: Wade $.
Chicago. j. NJ. farrell, Dayton. o.
Houston Wharton; A. +. Palmle
h G. NJ. Harrison, Becville; C.. V.
h. Porioro Dilz, Mexico; w. T.
|lse, Eagle Lake: Il. l.. Trimble,
~; Allen T. Cameron. Galveston;
B L. Trimble. Nclasco; Charles IL.
fn Manchester, England, W. S.
y. Galveston; Henry Cock. New
~: Abe Strause, ST. Louis: Miss
PETERSON, Yoakum; j. W. Allison,
fol; " S. Red. Texas: n. a. Man
Dallas D. Il. Rogers. Galveston;
Hull, Hannibal, Mo; J. w. Ken
Galveston: Fred O. Manchester,
York; William Obermau, Chicago;
+ Patterson. Hastingsdale: 4. j.
m San Antonio; p. b, Hogan, Gal
zoe Strogas. Cincinnati,
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AMONG RAILROAD MEN.

J. w. Brown, Jr, ticket agent of the
Seaboard Air Line at Norfolk, Va. has
been appointed Southern passenger agent
OF the company.
Superintendent J. NJ. Lee OF the Houston
ana Texas Central went up the road yes
terday on department business to points
on the north end.
General Superintendent Kilne OF the
Georgia Central win assume tho posuon
OF general manager of the lntoroccanic
road of Mexico on May /.
General Passenger Agent w s. Keenan,
OF the SAINT f'o was in the city last night
10 meet relatives, who passed through
here on the Sunset limited from the east.
Charles +. Bycrs, travelling freight agent
~ the Houston and Texas Central, was in
the city yesterday from "a tour OF interior
and North Texas points. He reports
freight traffic slightly improved
Travelling Passenger Agent Arthur De-
Armhs of the Baltimore and Ohio South
western. after days visit at headquar-
ters in this city followed the crowd OF
passenger agents westward, leaving for
san Antonio yesterday morning.
j. G. Gregory, general superintendent OF
the Galveston, Houston and henderson
ana division superintendent of the inter
national and Great Northern. was in the
city yesterday from a tour OF several lays
over the Gulf division OF the International.
Frank Goodrich. assistant engineer of
the Houston and Texas Central was at
company headquarters yesterday morning
from a weeks absence out on the road re.
surveying tho line. lie spent the morning
compiling his reports and left for points on
the Austin branch on the noon train.
W. V. Gaibreath, claim agent of the
Katy. accompanied hy his brother c. W
Galbreath and wife OF st. Louis and l.. II
Frey. son Of General Manager Frey OF
Che Atchison, spent yesterday in the city
and went 10 Galveston In the evening.
They are touring the State on "A pleasure
ana sightseeing excursion.
President Rouse and staff OF officials
or the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, with
party of friends, spent yesterday in the
city and left last evening by special train
for San Marcos. President Rouse en1oyed
a drive around the city under the able
chaperonase OF Major II. II. Baer and be-
fore leaving expressed himself as pleased
with the city's Wonderful progress since
his last visit. The other officials visited
N railway circles, meeting friends and
discussing traffic and dun times.
Philip n. Savage, the poet. eldest son
OF the Rev, Mlnot j. Savage has ac-
cepted the position Of prof = sor ~ En-
glish literature In the Massachusetts In
sutute of Technology and will begin his
duties IN the frat n ueNt routh
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NORTHERN PACIFIC SUITS,

St, Paul. Mimi March 26.-The Farm
crs' Loan Il Trust company of New
York has brought two suits in the
United states circuit court against the
Northern Pacific railroad, aggreEatng
nearly $1,000, 600 The actions are for the
recovery OF unpaid interest on the bonds
of tho various branch lines. control of
which was secured by the Northern Pa
clhc some years ago with n guLraAty OF
interest on the bonds of each
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HYMENEAL,

n. 'rsIiLES -- Bronham, Texas,
M rresoyterlan church this morn
I'M presence of "A large number of
~ a. +. Young Of Stephenville
sHannie K. Styles of this city
Na IN marriage, Rev. Boaz Off
IT,. BENNINGTON - Brennan,
kuh .S',-At the Pennington hotel,
l. paorning, MIR. h. n. Mcneil and
En- rrnhlngton We're united in mar
|,,s,,h. ). Timlin of the Baptist
Nan n' sug; The happy couple lett
~ and Galveston.
|y a, iPAa.DGlrT - Copperas Cove,
~ ~ AT Pidcoe, twelve miles
~ p tast night, Dr. McReth and
H. rpaogitt were united in mar
En- nantat church. Rev. Mr.. Lee
Er.NNoEHL - Elllnger. Texas.
n II 'amsrle1, at the residence OF
NJ Mceyer, the grandmother OF
Etti nustavr Tieman and Miss
9Tdulre Rertch of Fayetteville
tainhe happy couple left on
b. Tor LaGrauge, their ia.
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moved down cast Of tho passenger depot.
and the switching yards are also 10 pc
moved. This will give crossings over tn,v,
railroad for all the cross streets and VIII
be Of great benefit to- the city In many
ways.
The handsome two story passenger dcpot
that has been SO long talked of is also to
be put under way at once, for all OF when
the people OF Yoakum will be very CRATE
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pRoTEcTIoN ToR GREER COUNTY

Washington. March 26,--Judge Brown
accompanied by Representative Culber-
son. went today to sec the president in
regard to Greer county, both judicial and
territorial tangles existing there. Mr..
Cleveland promised everything should be
done which could be for protection of
property rights of citizens and adjudica-
ton of pending litigation.
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|,,m on the International and Great
kseru and Galveston, Houston and
1sson arrive and depart at the In
SlIcnal depot. foot of Congress ave-
1 Missouri, Kansas and Texas trains
r. Katy depot; Galveston. La Porte
Houston trains at San Jacinto street
i, ali other roads use the Grand
ErI depot.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
SENATE.

| Washington, March 26--The senate spent
most OF the day on tho Legislative appro-
| priation bill but did not complete II, owing
| TO Mr. Sherman's motion to strike out the
proposition for a change from fees to sui
aries for United States district attorneys
and marshals. The subject was debated
at length and win be voted on tomorrow.
As result OF the sudden death yester-
day OF General Casey. engineer in charge
OF the construction OF the congressional
library, Mr.. Morrill, OF Vermont to1ay pre-
scented to the senate Joint resolution sp-
pointing Bernard a. Green, a civil engi-
neer to succeed In charge of the library
construction at 5000 annually.
A long discussion ensued. Mr.. I'M OBJ
lecting on the ground that i was pro-
Senators Wolcott. Cockrcll, German,
Proctor, can and Chandler paid high trlb-
ntes 10 General Casey. and approved the
resolutions, although Mr.. German thought
II might establish "A bad precedent.
Mr.. nm Withdrew his objection and the
Morrill resolution was adopted
a Joint resolution was adopted allowing
eN-Presidcnt Harrison to accept decorn-
lions from Brazil and Span.
The joint resolution was passed provid-
ing for the appointment OF "A commission
under the direction of the secretary OF
war Tor the preliminary survey, with
plans, specifications and approx imatc esti-
mates OF cost thereof, for the construction
OF "A ship canal, of approved width and
depth. from the lower shore OF Lake Michl-
gan TO the Wabash river. and for the fur
ther investigation OF the prncticabliity of
the construction of such waterways
The legislative appropriation lin was
then taken ~.
Mr. sherman moved to strike out all the
sections referring to change IN the sys-
lem OF paying district attorneys and mar
shals. lie spoke against cncumherlng an
preparation bills with general legislation
re also opposed the high salaries proposed
ny the bin At time when the revenue
or the government Is less than the oxpond
lures high salaries should not be maid
Mr. Sherman asked why thcss. Federal a.
icers should receive more than prosecuting
GERS. N -"
Mr.. lioar, chairman of the judiciary
committee, supported Mr.. Shermans mo.
ton, while Mr.. Hin said II was a rood
ufhe, when the populsts held tho balance
OF power In the senate TO abindo1 the
vicious policy Of adding general JegIslntion
70 appropriation bills. Mr.. Hlli declared
inht ne would hazard the appropriatIon
ON ana risk an extra session rather thnn
hhNe this change made by means OF n
rldgr 10 an appropriation bill
Inc legislative bill was then laid aside
Mr, white reported favorahly from Tho
committees on Territories the biiI a,lmit
ting Arizona to Statehood
Some minor bills were then posse1 a.,
at O'su the senate adjourned. SO"
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NEW ROr,I.ING sTocK.

Baltimore, Nd March Approximations
are being prepared for 5000 new freight
cars and about seventy-iive new locpup-
lives for the Baltimore and ohio railroad.
The order WIN involve an expenditure OF
nh
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HOUSE.

Washington, March 2G.-The naval an.
preparation bill was passed today by tho
house without substantial amendment. A,
EFFORT was made by the advocates OF n
larger Increase of the navy than was an
thorized by the bill 10 Increase the num-
Der OF battleships from four to six. This
increase was supported on the floor by
hessrs. Hanley. Cummings and johnson
oil California and opposed by Messrs. Bou-
telle. chairman of the committee, Hullck
aud Robinson
me house by large majority stood by
the recommendation OF the committee. the
proposition for six battieships mastering
out ~ votes against 1874. Various other
amendments were offered, but all failed
Ihe Dill as passed carries y3i, Gil O3l and
authorizes the construction of four battle
ships and fifteen torpedo boats. the total
cost OF which Will be in the neighborhood
or sS5.coVO0, The sundiy civil appropria.
ion PIN which was reported today, will
be taken up tomorrow.
At the opening of the session OF the
mouse today. Mr.. Heatwole (Rep, Mimi
introduced the following resolution, which
Was referred:
whereas, In view of our present made
quate banking and currency system, IL is
desirable that congress have the aid OF
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MANAGER NErrl .EToN DEAD.

Kansas city. Mo. March 26.-George II.
Nettleton, general manager of the Kans-
as city Fort Scott and Memphis road.
died hero tonight aged dj, Mr.. Nettleton
had long been prominent In Western rail-
road circles. both as a contractor aud
officer
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passed upon by the house committee. on
Territories at its meeting next Thursday.
Today the committees decided, without
formal vote. to take the bills MP next
week and vote on them "A second time.
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AT YoAKuM.

Yoaktm. Texas. Mach 9G.-The Arkansas
Pass surveyor is !n ne city making sur
vevs for some very important changes
hereabouts The frei;ht depot, which now
stands An the center Of the city. is TO be
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cosr or CONSTRUCTIONS.

washington. March BIN RESPONSE 10
resolution the secretary OF the interior
,oa,,, cont 10 the senate statemeu
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Sew nutchiu. aou,.

ETg, New Orleans; a. ]. Harvey,
F.si; Jesse r. stevens. Peru; T: w.
Ah Antonio; C. W. Nugant Log
n 3. oden, Tyler; w. V. Gal
Dallas; l.. H. Fray, Topeka. Kan;
Galbrath and wife, W. II. Tobin,
s, ,, L. Bennett. Chicago; I. 4;
n. New Orleans: l.. j. Cox, El
1;5nne Myers, Chicago; j. G. Greg
= Rennick. Palestine; A, Chest
1.In; 7. II. Backer and wife,
"a Ellsas, W. SHREDDER. T.. Casey,
Ngas, Miss Frakor. wang" com
!. Alden. G. BAH, A. l.. Under
mart, q o. Cheney, Miss DeNerc
~ Jonu Donahue. Geo. Oglc, r.
pas, A. Ransom and wife, John
70 Albert Hart and wife, Chas.
yM and Wife, Norma Kepp. Miss
linton Miss MaclieuZic. Miss
aa Chas. A. Fuller. Miss Brooke,
sesart May Wallace and niece,
sssoands and child, New York /;
isoInson and wife, Miss r., Me
NJ Pennington, Bryan, Geo. w.
Louis; W. Byrnes, G. II. Cum
sew York e. q. Smith. Shep-
\ Caldwell II. Henermann. San
"a; NJ. Eastland, Gonzales; Leon
II syacuse, Il. w. Moore, CAL
M. katlif, wife and children,
'irAnn Neh.. II. j. Kirwin. Fort
Al. Campbell. Belton. w. d.
as,vnison: W. j. Moore. city; G..
X Fort Worth; r. j. Robinson,
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Philip II. Savage, the poet. eldest son
OF the Rev, Mlnot j. Savage has &C.
cepted the position Of prof = Sor ~ EN-
giish literature In the Massachusetts In
sutute of Technology and will Begin his
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Paint Dealers
Selling
Lead and Oil,

win find the present safe time to buy
stocks. There Is hardly possibility OF
either White Lead or Pure Linseed OIL
going lower, while on the other hand It
is very probable that tho beginning OF
April will bring higher prices for these
articles.
Don't defer repIenishing your stocks too
long. but kindly send us your orders for
early shipment.
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DI. HElSIG mas removed his office to
the R.nz buildng, second floor, and VIII
devote his enlr, time to the practice
of medicine. Telephone 5Ji ll-l
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Is words or less IA 25l 10 81 90 s. on
81 or more tnan %. e. S5i 7ol 40I 50
~ or m1re than 81 45l ~ sol y
a. or more than SS. b0I 81 10 ~ 20
20 or less pro rata i 81 0ol ? OIL OH l6 %
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NEEDLESS WOMEN.
They Pay Sad Penalty for Their Neglect

If women only needed first symp.
toms nervousness, backache, head
ache, lassitude, loss of appetite and
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THE FIGHT IN OHIO.

l..
p""s'on' October Sat popullst
,arl-rs today let,er was received
4 : fltasimmous, chairman OF the
party committee, in which tho
IL expressed that ohio viii be car
I ryan. The letter is dated Cleve-
'u says that the labor vd,e Ia that
is s'ongiy for Bryan. The re-
I. rom various sections OF tho state.
-, arc hiVurabic, aQd that If the
\ ~ mDncht throughout the country
IL rs Hke as strong as II is In OaiO
r. - already won. lie says that in
H. vhhii ilSn IS bong managed by
t'e"pie, and the politicians are
RI 90 the democratic congress !0nal
5r.,L tharl2s +. Smith. secretary Of
4, t'osd democratic committee. at
80. 80, says lie wants a carloa4 " 81.
IL 'srt TO supply The unprecedented
Rs 'edt gains In that section have
III ana The secretary says thar
VII carry Ohio.
ENahs of New Berlin. Ohio. "only
- from Mckinleyt wa" gives fcr
q u a. showing Of democratic gains
d =" votes, comparing the vote of
NJ poll Of lSg6.
report, Oh %. z. y. Caldwell.
4 u the Blmc;alllc club, writes
4 'neT republican majority OF 40
'''''SeA INTO a democratic majority
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Bids and Proposals.

NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs-sealed d.
win be received by the comnissi one,
court of Harris county at = 90 s'0Sn.
noon. on Monday, october u NV, lor
tSo buiiding OF bridge over Green ;
bavou ON the Houston and Hroshy rvaa
in accordance with the speciilcs uohs nov
On lilo in the ofhce Of the county CLERK OF
Iiarrts county 4 gooi and sdfhciehi
hnnd 4, Inc sum of 5000 Will be required
fcr the faithful performance OF ne worh,
ana zach bid must ~ accompanied ny
Sn.u,to..d rhecn for $50 on some bank In
Ifonston The county reserves the rght
10 reject any and ali bids by order OF
the commissioners court So,
J0tlN =" Sa,,tsrnber H. 1912
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Trace or Exchange.

Texas proucrty, Groom, new. elegant
., siJente ia Po"tlInd. oregon yalu" 5000;
Address BOX "a, SChuruhtIs, IeAaa. -
WN%TED TO EXCHANGES frult iHim IN
TYLER and four room cottage anu ~ ~
riird ward for larger house, or lot va
cant lois. close in, Address O. j. Falner;
this office ---------------1
LAND FOR SALE OR ENCH ANcE-
About $500 acres, well improved o rahene'
is miles from railway. Price NhgDi one,
tam cash. or viii accept oue-haIt IN
GOOD city property. Particulars OF T.
J. skaggs Real Estate Co.. besVHie;;
TaXHS -.
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WILLIAMS DECLINED.

Boston, Mass. October e-George Fred
Williams has declined the nomina,y on for
governor on the ticket chosen by the
faneuil hall faction of the democratic
party. This IS the faction controlled orig
inally by the gold men. They were frozen
out of the Music hal convention, and adj
lourned TO Faneuil hall when a vote was
taken 1t was found that MIR. Williams
fricnIs were q control, and he was NOM
mated. The al ra gold men then withdrew
and nominated an all gold State ticket.
Mr.; Williams concluded to ignore the Fan
eull han convention altogether. notwi tn
standing that his friends were IN control
| lhoro.
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OVER FIFTY
ess Mon For Bryan TO One For NJ
kiuley.

fss Mon For Bryan TO One For Me.
Kiulry.
no. ONO, october San eloquen,
TO 'he statement chat bus ness men
Plly are for Mckinley has been mad,
ans of recent mail ballot. j. W
US Of this city, publisher Of Qua
{M'nthly, recently sent ont 10000 re-
postal cards. ON them was the re-
'ndt the recipients would simply
Len preferences for prcsideat, with
pihS INTO the issues involved.
cari' were sent to business houses
I men Mr. Gunnolls had dealings. ad
vs. dgone S ana to many subscribers
+ MOI" My. MIR. Guurolls has re
1910 replies to date. iHght thor
s''e' hundred and thirty-rour are fol
ana only lei for Mckinley.
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BIG MAJORITY.

.ee,s Poll Shows That Fusion VIII
"a Produce Great Results.
Sro. October 5.-(Spec.al to the Re-
MI tho National election were to
Il tomorrow, says the democratic
rs Illinois would give William j.
Rand John +. Altgeld over $4,000 ma
II At the present rate the majority
Each 100000 by November 3. These
were gathered by 1900 democratic
Il undec the direction of the demo-
u state central committee. Every
= In the State has been heard from
"A tyoIthirds of the counties every
Tdistrict has been polle-i. Unless the
8nst democrats are at fault, Hines
= longer be classified among the
IN states; the Legislature will be
G1tIc this year. "A majority OF Illi-
q representatives in congress VIII be
&atlc. aaj Sen tor John NJ. Palmer
y. succeeded in the United States
II by democrat
54vrtIop OF ORGANIZATION.
boil which has just been taken !a
y ISL complete ever made In the State.
khome for making it was devised by
In. AIgeld. Since his election as
or four years ago he has spent all
Nh re time pcrfecting the democratic
Eation in Illinois. He succeeded adj
~. II is now as thoroughly organ-
e $ a division in the United States
a Estate. outside of Cook county, WAS
Wiylded irl'o three parasitic North
i l..
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DIR. WYNN VIII remove al plmples,
splotchos, blackheads, etc, from your
face: make a rough, muddy complexion
smooth and clean; 81 Binz Block. ~
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WANT COLUMN

THE POST is THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM OF TEXAS.
The Post is the friend OF the poor and
needy and publishes advertlsements for
SITUATIONS wanted of twenty hve words or
less three times free
The charge Tor other wants" Is almost
hpin!hdl. ana II you want anything an Al.
IN the Cheap Column of The Post is sure
TO get 1t for you. Especially Ii ouch the
CAS- IN
ROOMS FOR RENT
BOARDING,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
sPEClAL NOTICES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
iEkScNAI.S
STOLEN. STRAYED.
LOST, FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED To TRADE.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
Professional
BARGAINS.
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED BIDS
WANTED TO BUY.
INFORMATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
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chhhge, that Mckinley will get a single
vote in any of the States west Of he
NJ lssouri. w
"lf Bryan 10 to be defeated it must be
by carrying every State east of the river
ana north Ut virginia, Kentucky and Mis-
gOuri
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Wanted to Buy.

SECOND-HAND FURNITURE and any kind
household goods. WI Pay so0d Pirr',S'
am moi a dealer. send postal to J.. ~;
box 2l2, Houston, and VII call on -. You. -
WANTED-At a bargain, about soo aelTs
u BRACES bottom land give iun ~ - ~ ~
ton and prce. Address NJ ~ VI
this office.
$500 ON HAND-IIiyfc price PAID t1r
sscond-hand furniture and stoses., II
YOU have anything to sell call on Beiiecn
bros, 5i2 Travis street. Houston texas ~
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NTTICE-It is house cleaning time lets
me clean your carpets, rugs, mattresses,
feathers and furniture ana your house
look clean and nice. Corner Smith ana
Mex inney, phone COS Henry Tonndorf.
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