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Evening journal., 1896-10-28

N. Carswell needs no recommendation
at the hands OF a man of Mr.. Bachs
standing. He is as far above Mr.. Bach
in public confidence as the stars are
above the earth.
Mr.. Carswell is not Mr.. Dickey's
creature, but Mr.. Rettew is Mr.. Bach's
creature, and Mr. Bach expects TO use
him for his own benefit If he can elect
him. Mr. Bach needs something to
prop his decaying political fortunes
which the Addicksites have under
mined and honey-combed. Give him
control OF Rottew and the tax office
and he gets a new lease of political life
and power, and both Democrats and
Addicksites will be at his mercy, and
every man in New Castle county knows
what his mercy isA s#I's
The only way to defeat Bach and
eliminate him from Delaware politics
is to defeat Rettew. Friends of Ad-
dicks know this and they will do 1t in
spite OF all efforts to prevent them
from accomplishing their purpose.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
ANorHER TERM FOR BRowN.

Charles Brown, colored, who was
convicted of stealing chickens at the
last term of court, was released from
Jail yesterday. AS soon as he stepped
out Of the corridor he was again ar
rested by Constable Windish, charged
with burglary at Chestertown, Md. He
was taken there by a constable this
morning
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
CATHOLIC CELEBRATION.

Alfred O'Connor, John J. Gilbride
and Herman Gasson, all of this city,
will participate in the Catholic celebra-
ton which will be held in Lu Lu Tenn
pie, Philadelphia tomorrow night.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
THE HEARING POSTPONEn-

The testimony in the Startle and
Satdler case was not concluded yester-
day, and the case was postponed until
November 5. The trial came up before
Commissioner Smith.
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NOTICE no sINGLE TAKERS.

Single Takers will please meet at
headquarters, No ia French street, to-
morrow evening, at o'clock, sharp, to
attend in a body Father McGlynn's
meeting at Auditorium.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28

Robert G. Houston will not with
draw from the congressional contest.
Addicksites need build no hopes on
that The best they can do is to make
the best of a bad situation and order
several bolts OF black crepe for their
headquarters.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
LIQUOR DEALERs' MEETING.

A secret meeting Of the Retail Liquor
Dealers Association, of this city, will
be held this afternoon in Turn Hall.
The meeting is of a political nature.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY take
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Drug
gists refund money u 1t fails &c cure. CSC
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DECISION EXPECTED sOON.

Judge Wales is engaged in examin-
ing the papers in the case. Of the Bay
State Gas Company. A decision is eX-
pected in a few days.
DO YOU SMOKE?
Then do not forget to ask for CITY
Market" manufactured by H. f. Bour-
don 2ndan dShipley. Forsale bydealerS
Evening journal., 1896-10-28

FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS
FOR SECOND DISTRICT
HERMAN e. FIRST.
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AGENTS WANTED-S5 daily sure; ever
lasting Tableware; cannot wear OUT looks
Information. catalogue and start. Alumi~
mum Novelty CO., S35 Broadway, n. 1.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28

FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONER
FOR FIRST DISTRICT,
ABRAM PALMER.
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FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS
FOR THIRD DISTRICT
JOHN ]. MEALEY.
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FOR COUNTY COMPTROLLER.
JOHN BOUGHMAN,
OF Wilmington Hundred.
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FOR RECEIVER OF TAXES AND
COUNTY TREAsURER.
JOHN N. CARSWELL.
of Wilmington Hundred.
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a. FOR SHERIFF.,
az o. tsts. JAMES b. TOMAN,
of New Castle Hundred.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28

this latest rumor that Robert G. Hous-
ton will withdraw from the congress
sional fight is merely another Addicks
canard, and that the Addicksites of
Sussex are the ones back of the petit
ton asking for his Withdrawal.
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WEDNESDAY. ooroanR as. 1890.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

MEMBERS CONSTITUTIONAL CON
NENTION
JOHN BIGGS,
ANDREW L. JOHNSON,
JOHN ]. DONAHOE,
ROBERT G. HARTMAN,
THOMAS TOY,
ROBERT c. JUSTIs,
CHARLES B. EVANS,
J. WILKINS COOCH,
COLUMBUS WATKINS,
FRANKLIN BRoCKSON.
FOR PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM J. BRYAN,
of Nebraska.
FOR vIcE-PREsIDENT,
ARTHUR SEWALL.
of Maine.
ELECTORS: John II. Rodney. New Cas-
tie: John Harrington, Kent; Paynte
Frame. Sussex)
FOR GOVERNOR,
EBE w. TUNNELL,
OF Sussex County.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN
CONGRESS-,
L. IRVING HANDY.
of New Castle County.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
JOHN PYLE
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
JOHN T. DICKEY,
ROBERT MCCULLOUGH,
CHARLES G. DEMPSEY,
DAVID X. DONALDSON,
WILLIAM B. MCCOY,
WOODWARD w. CHEAIRS,
JAMES T. TAYLOR.
FOR SHERIFF.,
49,, s,ss JAMES b. TOMAN,
Of New Castle Hundred.
non rORONET
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FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONER
FOR FOURTH DISTRICT
HENRY NJ. WHITE.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN
CONGRESS,
L. IRVING HANDY.
of New Castle County.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28

The Third Ward Mckinley and Ho-
bart Club, a negro regular Republican
organization, had high old time last
night and persons living in the neigh
borhood of No. 62S West Second street,
the organizations headquarters, are
complaining bitterly to-day of the dis
order which prevailed. Many of the
members were drunk when they
reached the rooms, and late at night a
campaign contribution was sent in the
shape of barrel of beer. Then it was
that the real disorder began There
was bowling and growing. and cheers
for Higgins and Kisses for Addicks, and
noisy alterations until 1 o'clock this
morning
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Tomorrow evening Levi c. Bird will
address Republican rally at West
Chester, Pa.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28

Boys are preparing for the election
bonfres They are stealing all the
the ash and garbage barrels and
boxes they can get, and there is
mourning in hundreds Of households.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28

ELECTORS: John II. Rodney. New Cas-
tle John Harrington, Kent; Paynter
Frame, Sussex)
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FOR STATE SENATOR,
JOHN PYLE.
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It is understood that at the Ad-
dicks meeting in the Grand opera
House this evening Lawyer Warbur
ton. of Elkton. Nd. viii, in his speech
state that ex-senator Anthony Higgins
stated to him in Elkton that he woul,
defeat Addicks if he had to turn thu
state over to the Democrats.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28

There were only two white men who
turned out in the Higgins and Houston
parade in the Eighth ward last even
ing" said a prominent Addicks man
this morning. "They were Robert
Burns and Joseph Macklin. All tn,
other paraders were niggers. Burns
and Macklin almost had a scrap Ovel
who should be marshal of the parade.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28

Howell S. England. z. B. T. Springer
and probably "Ice Man" Turner, will
address Democratic meeting at Low
ering avenue and Jackson streets to-
morrow evening.
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FOR SALEM white Ieghorn eggs, 81 se,-
ting. finest strain; also good talking par
rot. double yellow head. r. Mailer, 1913
Congress avenue -
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Trade or Exchange.

FOR SALE OR FxcHANGE-Fin inil1-
proved section OF land In Eastern Kan
sas. viii exchange for Texas properly.
Inquire of Montague 4 Wilsey, t02 E!nz
Building -
WANTED TO EXCHANGE-Lots for
building or house. inquire at Brown
Bros. u
MILO HAS a good. gentle horse or pony
to iTado for a No. / Scott manufactured
brcech-loading shotgun, gauge 10. Apply
2lG Main Htreei. "
WANTED TO EXcHANGE-Hotel in
Fiffh ward ana unrproyed property
IN san Antonio for business property.
Address, G752. care Houston Post. IL
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,.srRvEp BY a VISITOR.
.,..d and Criticised and Good
% FIa.,Inns offered.

XQbo
,-.,ssd and Criticised and Good
lon Suggestions offered.
.,,,ng letter was received by Il
>, Houston, and the comments and
,hetein will prove OF local
4" ,s,as February al can not
oFia "a YOU how greatly ] enjoyed
xp'.s uouston, but II was entirely
sA want to 80 over with
a'i lines years agone, ante hellum
The days and years which truly
anu ~ souls" but business-the
tny rushing stream--soon re-
anr and my presence at our re-
saasts therefore 1 had to make
~ ~ NV one day, which | did by
the electric cars. ! had not
mat busting city to pass day
y, ave years, though several times
~. Ne the evening train and out on
n,ng Aver. think 1t was May,
al then and there predicted that
ha close Of the century Houston
nave 10000 people within its legiti-
u.a,,s NV observations there last
surely indicate that the predicted
u.ll be reached and passed before
keets US.
81 traversed all of the belts south
Sovou The wonderful growth OF
or,lon In FIVE years simply aston
me The up-to-date business
snlcndid residences and public
-. are tho best possible evidences
orous prosperity. regret that the
nod rains prevented my exploration
| north side and the busting Fifth
win their many railroads, great
and round houses, the oil mills,
ssses manufactures, etc, and hum
masses OF humanity. veritable bee
In Industry. Boing almost con
IN the move for observation, |
snare but little time for visiting,
met many acquaintances, amongst
was my greatly valued friend, Rev.
rsre now in his S3rd year. enjoying
health. with his vigorous mind uu-
al nv his four score and two years.
lrsuIne his lifetime calling, preach
Presbyterian doctrine at several
ming towns.
great rainfall Of Saturday morning
Preceded by soaking rains n day or
(eyiousy. was perhaps not greater
Houston had experienced in former
bu, # clearly showed that drainage
in its infancy there. Your enter
people should not be compelled to
witness such vast volumes Of
as covered the large area February
word about Houston's hugo Audit
It's immense ana something to
ud Of for now Houston stands
question better prepared than
rites of Texas for great couvon-
other masses OF people, and can
her claims with but little fear of
ful rIvalry. Right here let me sug-
at the old fence on the McGoweu
side, with it's struggling pieces Of
wire. should hc at once removed,
my knowledge. two ladies' had their
torn on that wire last Friday
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TVERYBODY wants our 1876 Globe flre
Kinder. II saves money, thue anu
trouble Circulars with lull pari uia'F
FREQ Globe Novelty company, @D IT.
,..,,t sfrati Galveston, Texas. II
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hARRIAGE LIcTNst,s

|stsrsaT. marriage licenses were Is.
knes nathan Timmins ana SUI
Ma, ",ullony Hendon and char.
|Ncrch. Magrlce T.. Tiid and Miss
ID MIS- y, Herring, W. II. Sohlo-
aus Clara Marshall.
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LOST-A pug dog; finder will he literally
rewarded hy return TO So2 Jefferson and
Milan ii
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FOR RENT Pleasant and comfortable
rooms at private residence, two blocks
from Capitol hotel rates reasonable. APP
Ply Mrs, swan, Sll Main street. two
doors from Rusk avenue 10
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| TWO new stores and elgtt-room nat cor.
net Travis and Rusk. also sevcn-room
| lwo-Story residence, well located. cheap.
| 7. ]. Collins, iol6is Congress. IL
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MADAME r.. JOSEPH, Parslin dress
maket. has romoled to iu5 MAN sueei'
Ecpsdbrph lulding. with very ule'
me OF "i'S9 h0o''' - -
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EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPE florist
and gardener would Ike 10 hear from
hrst-c ass party. Address GarAener gUS
Franklin avenue. Houston. ~
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FOR RENT sixteen room house on hous-
ton avenue; first class stand for hoard-
Ing house rent low to ilght party; also
store ON Washington street. Apply TO
Adam Clay. lii Washington, u
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AUCTION, AUc'TfON-w!li sell at auc-
t0n TO the highest bidrer at 5iS Travis
street, commencing cuncsday morn
ms, at 10 ooiocs, large assortment
OF odd Hoss.' Rare bargains can be
had. G. W. Sedgwick, Agent. u
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TIC Post is tho friend OF the poor and
needy and publishes Advertisements Tor
situations wanted OF twenty Ave words
or less three times free
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SITUATION WANTED as cook meat and
pastry. by first class white man. IN
or out OF city. Address c. b.. care Post.
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M YOU ARE UNEMPLOYE during
these long evenings. improve your time
ION Shorthand and Typewriting School.
Mlson hlnnk. u
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EGGS FOR HATCHING-wh aud
black Minorcas. White Wyandottes,
Barred Plymouth Rock, Light Brahmas,
and II. &. Red ri, Games: IS eggs, 81.
express charges paid. Jack Thomas, Bar
NUN. Texas -
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS-Th build
ing committee OF the Presbyterian
church. IN Hampstead, Texas, solicit bids
for the building Of "a new church accord
ing 10 plans and specifications on nj" ~
Tho offices OF DT. 4. ". LeGrand. Hemp-
stead. and q. II. Dickey, Houston fryas
An bids must be sealed and The bidiers
rgme written across the seal. enclosed
ihorevl th must De certified check FOR
400 cond.uon that the bidder viii exc
cnta an acceptable bond for 5000. Withih
ton duys from the date Of the acceptance
ot his BID tor the completion Of said huild-
tng according TO contract. All lids must
h. IN the hands OF Or. &. W. LcIrand rot
later than u o'clock m on February n.
100, aud VIII be opened by the commit
tee al 2 o'clock .. m. same day. The
committee reserve the righ. 10 reject
any or an bids. 4. ". LeGfand, L.
Heuser. j. G, Amsler, committee. Z
iIompsioad. Texas, January 81. 1890.
VAULT WORX-P Proposals win he re-
ceivod at the February term Of the com
inisslorcrs court OF Houston county for
fitting up the vault OF the county "icrKs
office WITT steel roller shelving ana
pigeon holes. Address A. A. Aldrlch,
County Judge. Crockett. Texas. IL
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FOR EENT--Rooms FOR light housekeep-
iis; close In tos Austen street; references
given aud required u
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Lucy Il. BROWN. clairvoyant, MEDIUM,
informaton on any SUBJECT can be- FOUND
az No. p. Allen place, between braz9SS
and Rusk streets IL
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MAN AND WIFE Geek employment.
white, wife Householder cook. man gar
den, milk, useful about place. trust.
worthy; middle age; no children. good
dairy hands. Apply Sos Houston lost
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| FOR SALE'-'rhe furniture of IA l5-room
| boarding house, and the house to rent
| Address c. b.. care Post. IL
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WANTED by lady as COOK or house
keeper I'm private family. good home
more of object than large wages. Ad
dress 6i6i, care Post. Is
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WATCHES. clocks. 1ewelry, etc. solt
at sacrifice. ,beeinnins November Is,
,akcr In exchange T.. 4. Wilton. 9es
prnir-ie avenue. II
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LADY wishes position as govetness; COM
Portable home more impof tant than high
salary. Address, with fun particulars,
Miss Grace, CITY Hotel. keirville, Texas.
IA
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- W. -I7s16Ters for lots In Third ward
la far a nve to seven room eGiIasei
corner lot prefsrTed s N Ha e,S "'' II
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lADIES-Ask your dFuEglst Tor NIsVI
Springs Mineral Water, and note qHllh
known, specific Tor diseases Of kidney
md liYer. -
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FOR RENT-House with six rooms. bath
rooms, etc, next TO corner OF Kane ana
Taylor streets, Fourth ward, north. Ap.
Ply Mt w. ~ king & CO. Is
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DIR. J. J. McKANNA, Saaitarlum. Main
Stree, ard Elgin Avenue.
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WINDOW dresser and card writer and
dress goods salesman wants position.
Address Dry Goods. care Post IL
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ELEGANT rooms for iight housekeeping
AZ lOl' Dallas avenue; call from 10 u. IN.
TO y, IN. ~
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OFFICES TO RENT In IN. Khan buiid.
ing. the best ana most central location
In the city. Offices on second. fourth
and NTH noors: elevator. Janitor and
heating service. A cool building in sum
tner and warm one Ia winter. Ecutl
reasonable. Apply Mt iGd kiain'H MAN.
moth Clothing House. Il
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LOST-A diamond stud. party restoring
sane to owner VIII receive thanks and
S2o Uvalde Burns, Rooms and =. Flock
Building. ii
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WANT situation TO cook or wait on
table. Address II. Il. Bwn, 10 House st,
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klN ob, Haa her complexion, whv.
| RUwSess Use Pozzonls Com,
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Personal,


AUCTION-Wugons, cotton planters, IS
II boxes, books iron FENCING. HlhcHlYlII
cry and little OF cNEIytmis To ne HyIt
at 5i3 Travis stret., co,ninenVs:iSS
"Wednesday morning, at auction
list Of articles at place OF SAFE
MADAME r.. JOSEPH Parslln dress
make.. has .romoNe cd TO I05 Main street
Ecpsdpruh lu lding, with very ul'n
line of dress gucds, TRIMMINGS anu l@' 10
TVERYBODY wants our 1876 Globe fire
T<iudl,r II saves money, liWe ana
trouble. Circulars with fun particulars
free Globe Novelty company. -D IT.
mont street, Galveston Ie%as
LUCY r. BROWN. clairyoyant medium
Information on any SUBJECT. can be ionnI
a. No. .. Allen place, between h'"@vS
and Rusk streets, IL
IADIES-For fancy cakes and pies so
tc RohertsQn's Ielicate'sen, iVlp c@ds
avenue, opposite Armory; DeHcaless@,n
lunch served at noon !ullNH pVAt' -
cents ana UP, -------
ADIES-Ask your druggist for Nisor
Strings Mineral Water. and note quick
results; the greatest natural lnEiSoiavor
KNOW; specific Tor diseases Of kidney
and liver. ~
7y,xTt;I7-TTIghI7st price paid for gen
tlelntn's second hand cluthiugi stnd me
POSTAL card and I Will call II. Coplan,
5D2 Milan
vfAVT COMPANY, io2 Binz Building,
Isalih book free; homo treatment; lazy
attendant ron to @ y. m, all ladies arr
respectfully invited 10 enll. 10
PROFESSOR ALEXANDER SEGALL.
director of mus" and leader OF o!chts-
ira; music furnished FOR all occasions;
residence 1908 Prairie avenue; olhce ~
Main street lGogg an .: - !!
TXPFRTENCED bocksceper and office
man desires a position RAPID prnUllu' >
quick, accurate, reliable; salary ng,nIl le5-
ate: ssryic" faitt fui; T highest TESTING,
kfIN 60 SOP "a
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1EAC HER, male, a graduate OF expert
eucn, holding a first gfadr summer nor
NAL certificate, wants a situation I'M
nediAteiy. Lock Box 81, W hitnoy, Tex
as "a
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FOR RENT SiX-room, tWo-story house,
also two rooms FOR light housekeeping.
Apply at tis Charities etreot, corner
Capitol II
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SITUATION WANTED by "a Swcdc In
private family. understand baking. care
of horses and garucn city references
Address G1b2 care Post 10
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Bids and Proposals.

PROPOSALS win he received az
tha aii,,s oil tho architects. O.H.P. Rude
sii a son, urtl O'Clock, "Wednesday,
18Th. 1896, Tor the completion Of a two
story bank and store building, 10 he
erected IN the city Of Richmond, Texas,
for Ueasley & George. a certified check,
payable to Bcnslcy d George. In the
sum Of 500. must be nled with each pro
posal the conditions beng that the bid
der shall within nve days after the con-
tract Is awarded 10 him. enter into con-
tract 10 furnish ~ satisfactory bond In
tho sum OF 5000 for the faithful perform
the plans and specifications and under
the supervision OF the architects. Plans
are on fiin az the office Of the architects
ana at the oince of Beaslty q Heorge.
Uichmond Texas The owners reserve
the right 10 reject any or all proposals. II
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S1rt' ALTON WAN1ED-An experienced
young lady desires n position as type
writer in ofnce or unyWh here that can
g.Va moderate wages. Address iiu9 Me
kinney avenue. IL
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FOR RENT--rpur~room COTTAGE RusK.
between Hamilton and Chartrve streets
lnirteen dollars per month. Apply mi
Hamilton street. IL
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STU ALTON as cook. man would like
position MS head cook, work guaranteed
or no pay. Add. ess j. T., care Post 10
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WANTEn--Wor of any Kind by well
recommended young man. a. G. NJ,
care Post. II
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FOR RENT-Nery desirable furnished
southeast room with use OF bath room.
Apply 1909 San Jacnto street. 10
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Advertisers should rememnrr tnat isl
tors directed 10 initials only are not de
are used they should b. directed 10 ths
care Of some person, firm o, postoNlve
box. Advertisements San he ,ett AZ o"'
TILE HOUSTON POST. Houston. Texsa
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VERY fine rooms, furnished or unfur-
ntshed good location, one block from
Madame II. losephs, Repsdorph Build
Ing. Il?
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AN all round salesman IN general mer-
chaudise wants position Immediately, in
or out Of city best OF reference, mus {
have work Address 675i care Post. ~
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AN experienced furniture salesman wants
position IN or out OF city man OF fam
ily ID must have WORK, best OF refer
encc. Address 0,a5 care Post. ~
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A COLUKED ADMINISTRATION 10 work
round house: good hand with horses.
milk. No. 1914 Rusk avenue, j. +. ".
"A
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FOR flENT--NIy residence AT dairy In Fair
Ground. Apply l4oS Main street Is
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FOR RENT Ten room house, corner kusk
ana Chencvcri Apply TO Joe u. Collins,
Sni Franklin avenue. in