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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-04

Portland, Ore, April 3.-The Popu-
list municipal convention has nomi-
mated ex-Goy Pennoyer for mayor.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-02
SOLDIERS AND Police FIGHT.
After 30 Men WereI jared the Soldiers
Surrendered

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Jan. IA
battle between soldiers and police oc-
CURED in Sadler's big hall last night,
in which thirty men were seriously in
iured The soldiers were finally de-
feated, and twenty are locked up.
Thousands of factory hands danced
the old year out and the new year in.
4 .raiding party went to Sadler's
hall, where the Kosciusko Guards, a
military organization were holding a
dance, to execute warrant for the
seizure of beer The soldiers drew
their sabres and drove the officers from
the ,hall.
4 reinforcement Of fifteen police
men was called, and attempted to en-
ter the hall, but the Guards beat them
back with their sabres. The police
were cut and slashed, and several of
them were seriously injured.
The Captain of the Kosciuslo
Guards is hardly recognizable from the
bumps and cuts ON his face from the
policemen's clubs. Every one of the
30 prisoners bear marks of the melee.
They were spattered with blood, and
their uniforms are in shreds. The
women jumped on the police and
scratched their faces and tore their
hair out by handfuls.
After this fight five other halls were
visited and nearly 200 kegs of beer
seized.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-02
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Transyaal Republic
Invaded by the forces OF the British
South Africa Company. The situation
is serious, and complications between
England and Germany may follow
Russia will not support the United
States in the Venezuelan controversy,
but remain neutral.-Fresh outbreaks
in Asiatic Turkey Advance of the
Cuban insurgents upon Havana still
unchecked.
DOMESTIC.-New Years reception
ut the White IIouse-New York legis-
lature convened at Albany and resolu-
tions introduced in both houses favor
ing arbitration to prevent an open
rupture between England and the Uni
ted Statcs.-Deadlocl1 in the Maryland
Legislature broken by the election of
senator w Cabell Bruce, (Dem.), as
president Republicans elect speaker
of the House.-A prominent Bay City,
Mich, merchant mysteriously disap-
pears in Cincinnati Northern and
Western capitalists organize a So
100000 stock company to develop gold
mining property in Virginia
men fatally burned by explosion of gas
in Pennsylvania mine.-Convention of
Kentucky Republicans at Frankfort
launch the Bradley presidential boom
Massachusetts legislature organized
by the Republicans. Thirty men in
jured in a battle between soldiers
and police at Bridgeport, Conn.,
Twopersons killed and several injured
in a train wreck in ado-Repub-
ican Committee will meet in st. Louis
January to arrange for National con-
tion.--Notorious express robber,
C-A.IIardin, arrested in Indianapolis
Scandal is being added to scandal in
the case Of Rev. DR.. Brown and Mrs.
Davidson at San Francisco Governor
Bradley offers $500 for conviction of
theWestDeyeres lynchers.-The Pres
idcnt announces the Venezuelan com
mission. Temple of Labor dedicated
at Omaha The NanderbiIts hunting
in Virginia. street car strike
i'm Philadelphia narrowly averted.~-A
violent storm raging in Washington
State. Horace Shepherd, medical
student from Stanton, Va. attempted
to commit suicide in Washington
City
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-02
FRESH oUrBREAKsIr rUHKEY,
But ali rrle American Missionaries are
Still Safe.

CONSTANTfNOPLE, Dee. 31.-Ac-
cording to despatch from 0rfah.
Asatic Turkey, there. have been fresh
outbreaks there on Saturday and Sun
day No details OF the disturbances
have yet reached here.
Mr.. Terrell has received Information
which shows thatfal the Missionaries
in Anataolia are in safety.
The Turkish Government has given
an evasiVe reply TO the offer of repre-
seRtatives OF the powers to mediate
with the Zeitounlis. The. Ambassa-
doris resent the stand taken by the
Porte and the dragomans are urging
the Turkish officials to accept the of
fer No difinite information is obtain
able from Zeitoun, although it is be-
lieyed that place is still holding. out a
gainst the Turks and that the latter
are suffering severely on account of
the severity of the weather
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-02
BRADLEY FOR PRESIDENT.
His Boom Formally Launched by the
Kentucky Republicans.

FRANKFORT, w, Jan. IA CON
vention of leading Republicans was
held i'm the office of Governor Bradley
last night and the bradley boom" for
President was started
IThls~Aas the theme, and the toasts
~ thestioNernor were full of "happy
new year and wishes for his political
advancement in tS96.
Hearty congratulations and best
Wishes were extended 10 the Governor
ak Republican candidate for President
of the United States by forty promi-
ftent Republicans from every Congress
sional district in Kentucy who could
tE agreement on. tlI;d official last
right.
Governor BradIey's name will not be
considered as a Nice-Presidential can
didate uH.Ier any circumstances.
Rather than accept tlfis he would pre-
fer remaining Governor of the State of
kentuct. 1t is the opinion OF many
Republicans that Bradley not only has
Il good chance to be the next President
but that with the chickering's, sure to
occur among the other Presidential
candidates, he will be turned to in
spite of the fact that he is south OF the
Ohio.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-02
NEW Ftca' DRY AT wIaKxsnowo
700 iiarFs Is of Hoonshine =" biskey in
Hands of Revenue Officers.

NILkESBOk0, n. c., Jan. 1.-(Spe-
ciaL( THE new factory of the North
Carolina Pine and Bracket Works is
nearing completion. On account of
the loss 10y fire, it is several weeks be-
hind with its orders. Work will be
resumed in a few days.
There are about 100 barrels of Wilkes
whiskey in the hands Of Uncle Sans
men at this place, which was seized
on account of some irregularities
among the makers. Recently IL man
started four barrels to market in a
car load of green apples, but the whole
thing was seized in Greensboro; also
a large lot of whiskey at his distillery
near here. q
During the Christmas festivities,
in the upper part Of Wilkes, n young
Mr. Jones was accidentally shot
through the ankle. and his foot will
have TO be amputated. lie was at a
country dance when his pistol dropped
from his pocket, went of, and shot
him. The dancers moved to a neigh
boring house and resumed. their gaye-
ies
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-02
no DEVELOP vlRGINIa MINES.
A COmpaUy Organized by Northern and
Nestern Capitalists

BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. IA pri-
vate despatch states that N. h. Fair
bank, the millionaire lard refiner, of
Chicago, F. X. Willmeed, and T. ID.
Hooper, bankers of New York, Gen.
r. NJ Logan. of Richmond, Va, and
Others have organized at Richmond
the Piedmont Gold Belt Chartered
Company, with a capital stocko of $2,000,-
900 for the purpose of developing, on
an extensive scale, large gold mining
property, covering several thousand
acres in buckingham County, va.
These northern and western CAPT
talists, It is reported, have made a
thorough investigation of the gold
bearing ores of that territory, and
have found such remarkably favorable
conditions that it is claimed they have
secured control OF the entire district.
Investigations of experts and analysis
of the ores it is claimed, show that the
average of those ores gives much bet
ter percentage of gold than either the
South African or the Cripple Creek
districts
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-02
NEW YEAR IL MEXICO.

MEXICO CITY, Jan. New Years
day, though observed as a holiday,
passed quietly. The President OF tae
Republic received many delegations
and many individual callers were re-
ceived. John Russell Young was a
caller on the President and had a
long audience. w tG lt9 u
A large cotton mill has been erected
in Michoacan, the existing MILLS. not
being OF sufficient capacity TO meet
the demand Prices for cotton goods
are good.
tThe railroad business Of the country
is in excellent condition. The govern
nnent commission is taking soundings
of Tampfco lfarbor and is preparing
alchartsfor keanfen The officials finfi
tile depth4of wafei- satisfactory.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-02
TWO KILLED BY a WRECK.

Denver. Col, Jan. The Rocky
Mountain News special train on one
Of the Denver and Rfo Grande Rail
ways. was wrecked al Malta. four
miles this side Of Leadti1le. The eni
gineer and fireman We're killed, and
ii is sure several other persons were
injured. Thefaceflent sofcurfed at
7:l5 O'Clock this morning. The train
slowed down as it approached Malta,
but the rails being covered with ice
aud snow, the wheels slipped and the
engine jumped the track, crashing
into the depot.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-02
THE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.

81 LOUIS, Mo-, jan ! lEagq JOS
ephS ii. ManIey, secretary of the Re
publican National convention, will
meet in this city January 9th, with
the sub-committee 10 make ARRANGE
ments for the convention. Mr.. Man
ley is chairman Of the. subcommittee
on, convention arrangements, the
other members being Congressman
Campbell, of Chicago; Gen Clarkson,
of Iowa; Gen. Powell Clayton, OF Ar
kansas. and MIR. X. G. kerens, of St.
Louis -*o'
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-02
TFE LARGEST aRCyl ATI0N OF AMY NORTH CAROLINA DAILY

getic steps to fpotect endangered Ger
man interests and at the same time
those of orr kinsmen, the Beers. 1T
is impossible to protest too strongly
against this act of violence upon the
part of the British"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-02
THE vlSNDERBILTs IN NERGINIA

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. IA tele-
gram from Norfolk was received here
tonight saying the party of Wander
bilts, on a hunting expedition, left
there for Richmond this Afternoon, but
as far as is known they did not stop
here, as they are not at any of the
hotelss It-is thought they stopped off
at some station Between Norfolk and
Richmond.
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MASSACHUSETTS, ? EEGISLAIURE.

Boston, Mass, Jan. 1.-The State
Legislature organized to-day with
George Won J.. Meyer, Of BOSTON, as
Speaker; ard Capt J. G. y. Adams, of
lynne, as Sergeant-at-Arms OF the
Houses and George B. n. Lawrence,
Of North Adams, as president, and H..
D. Coolidge. of Concord, as Clerk Of
The Senate. a'te
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-02
THE MARYLAND LEGFsLATURF

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. Senator
~. Cabell Bruce was elected President
Of the Senate to-day and the anticipa-
ted deadlock I'M that body was there
by broken The ticket adopted at the
Republican caucus headed by Exon
gressman Sidney r. Mudd, Of Charles
cbunty for Speaker was elected in the
House.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-02
REWARp FoR LYNcnERs.

FRANKFORT, Ky Jan. Gov,
Bradley to-day issued a proclamation
offering $500 reward for the conviction
OF any or all of the parties partiei-
pating in the burning OF Mrs. 7. J.
West, and the murder Of n A. DeVers,
pf Marion County,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-02
ANOTHER NINE EXPLOSION.
Five men Burned, sshree ofahem Pre-
babiy Fatally g

i SHAMORIN, PaaS,Jan. ~ Five men
were badly burnedsthree of them pro-
rl1abIy fatally, by fan explosions of gas
in the Girard minel Three ofIhem are
likely to die. Their bodies. present a
horrible apppearaiiee. The flesh was
so terribly burned that it fell from
their arms and face. The explosion
was caused by naked lamp igniting
the gas.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-02

The Ntlonta Exposition elQsed i'm q
blaze Of glory. II was the greatest
exposition the South has had, and At
lanta's Whck has made il a great sue~
eaaS
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-02
IAN APPEAL 4.ro GERMANY.

TILE HAGUE, Jan. The Minister
Of the Trapvaai Republic left here this
morning for Berlin in order. it is be-
lieYed to make strong representations
To the German governmentEon the sub
iect Of the invasion of tln. Tranvaal
Republic by the forces Of the British
South Africa company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-02
EMPEROR WILLIAMS CoIrRsE

LONDON, Jan. Ia special dis
patch received here this afternoon
from Berlin says it is stated at the
German capital that Emperor William
has promised his moral support 10 The
Beers and has indicated that he may
take other measures if Great britain
persists in ifef present course.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18

WANTED-Lady win tno.iei o..
a 51ks a e b9itnt IN innvissarion nat s s
ladv q needs. a torture 10 Wsfne
T.ar.ticniars a address prs'
fo,tr Jouston, Texas. ----.-~r 4
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PERSONAL.


SUFFERING females can iind speedy re-
lief and permanent cure by consulting
br. MlNey n person or addressing him
az his office. All correspondence strictly
confidential. In writing give fan history
ana symptoms of case. Oh Bin2 block. Is
CUSTOMERS wanted for china dinner
sefs. glassware, lamps or er-plated
ware az Houston Cana and Glassware
Co. sos Main street James F. Dumb!e.
Manager. II
NINE. c. a. BUJ.AC, piauiste. ss,.dio s33
Mason block; especial attention pale 10
rudments OF muse; lessons at pupils
residence II desired, instruction TO be-
gnuers. also advanced students. -
X RAYSi y RAYS! y RAYS!-lIouston
Electro-TherG peutical and Massage san
:tarlum, Texas avenue ana fannln
street A thorough system OF Electro
Thermal. Napor. Needle, sulphur and
Soda baths, Radiographs and Fluoro-
SCOPE examinations made with the y
Rays.
Drs. Warner, Bolfour and White.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18

TWO nicely furnished rooms, en- suite, pri-
vate family, conveniently located; hot
gentlemen need apply. Call NJ. 1896
Eann.n street. is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18

FOR RENT-Two rooms, (unfurnished),
suitable for man and wife, without chill
drcn; water and convcnielees. HOS Nj :
lam. is
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TO RENT-rwo nicely furnished rooms
Tor Eight housekeeping to responsible
party Apply 10 1910 Prairie avenue. Is
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FOR RENr-Room 36x24 feet on second
floor over Brown Bros. store. suitable
for lawyers office, physcian's office,
art cllss or dreSsmaking IaTior "
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p11sINFss CHANCE

WANTED-Pariner, IT,, 90 manuia,
ns .t;s moR prSSft 10 soc '6asiSs,Sss
references. Investigate. .-I ~ =
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PERSONAL.

HOT sTp% SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WHITING school Mason hook, Miss
iI.r b. Harp r. pf oc.pal. makes
s.. .44fF Nv tri.u!rf si'roEra1hcTs for
rfs r ~ lg ss EOS tons II on mean
u-s..-tT. ectue tld take course, tf
DiI- MANLY ir7ais an q scases OF the
rectuW. such az H. lHs. .lccrs, iistula,
without cI'Nl@ or PAIN dyspepsia. dldr-
rhoeu. constipation cured quickly and
permanently. Ut. 81 lAoy ElaraniccG
10 reiuuro tape worms n twcuty-four
hours call on or address al 5li binz
block ~
ATTENTION, Farmers. Gardeners and
Fruit Growers-Eone ana Phosphate
Meal for ferulizing FOR sale n large and
small quantities. Jules HirSch. sole
Agent. corner Milan and Preston. Hous-
ton. Inquire for prices IN carload and
less than carload lots ll-l2
CATARRH OF me nose. throat or bron-
ch al tubes promptly and permanently
cured as hUa has fever, cough, hoarse-
ness and an other diseases Of he res
pirat0ry organs cured by Or. VIM. 5li
Birz ock. is
LIVERY STABLE-Ths nearest point on
the ! 4 c. y. railroad TO FAIRFIELD Gem
treyi!ir. NadiprSlle and all inicrm"dl-
ate towns. special attention TO CONNER
clal men. rates rca souahlc. IS, {. Bryan,
Proprietor. Bunalo, Texas. -
DIR. MAXEY is still In the city. adding
daily TO hts reputation 10y hio successful
treD'mcnt o. female diseases, such as
lueorrhoea, painful menstrual on, cNccs-
s.Ye How, suppressed mensiruatiuu, etc. (,
also cures laccRted cerV!X. IA Bn2
block. IS
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FINELY FURNISHED ROOMS in pri-
waite family; conveniently located, hot
and cold bath; everything new gas and
all modern convenlenCes. il6 Crawford
street g,
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FOR RENT-A small store, 1906 Con gress
street, residence attached, eight rooms.
Apply 400 Houston avenue, city.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-1wo nicely furnished rooms
in private family; new house modern
conVenicnces: close in. Apply TO lil0
Capitoi avenue, between Austin and La
Branch. 20
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FOR RENT-'rwo unfurnished rooms AIS
one furn SHED room, at 1917 Dallas ave
nue., corner Fannin street. ]!
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FOR RENT-To couplc Without chrS>0aH.
two rooms furnished. fN light house
keeping, with family Of 1.-TWO. modern
conveniences. h)I Crawford street. be-
tween Texas and Prairie avenues is
FOR RENT-Sixty cottages. forty houses.
three boarding houses. tAree stores with
company corner Main and Texas ave-
nue., phone 53s -
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Fancy Calnelets.

In tones Of Blue and Black, Brown and
Black, Green and Black and Green and
Red Grounds bristling with Curl Yarn
effects, make good wearing street suits
The width is 3S to 4O-inch and the price is
Csc yard.
$50 yards all pure Silk eros Grain Bro
cadc, the best value for the price that in
our 20 years experience we ever sold.
Warranted ali Silk. Price soc a yard
The most satisfactory stock of Innings we
ever carried, consisting Of Percaine, Silesia
Padded Waist Lining, Skirt Percaline
Rustic Taf1eta, Grass Cloth, Canvas.
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WANTED-One or two gentlemen to oc-
cupy large, south, front. we'll furnished
room in house ws,h modern conveniences
in best part OF city; car passes by door
every seven minutes terms moderate;
references exchanged Address S07 JEFF
tcrSOn aVen lie
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY-Trained detcc-
tives. watchmcn and guards furnished.
For rates and additional Information adj
dress James McCanc. l.. .. BOX No. 1870.
LES
6. o. COTTON & BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and Adiusters. - Main street.
corner Franklin u
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SITUATION WANTED

WANrED-Work by a woman Swsi
private family. Address S7S7, this ois,
WANTED-Work by Young man i;
with carpenter tools. also parr,
wants work of any kind at one: n
10 object. l.. b., this office
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WAN lsl'-pN young man, work OF Soma
S tbs of G"a' nave 70" s0'' Address ' b
l'oI "A years Did wishes a situation as of
nee boy or cash boy, can give letter of
+, Communication. Address 1900, this Of
A'YoUNti lady sienoerapEcT wishes Sit
uauon IN CITY, familiar with railroad
and lumber office work. Address o772
WANTED Light employment I7 ref1r1
Tor boarding and lodging or boarding
only; sHs.e,. white, good references act
I've I've, etc: Golorado, this office, 20
YOUNG man, eNIur!0ncci TaTieToT.
wishes position in flower gordon or al
vegetables. Please address a776 this Of
fee, 20
WANrED-Wish situation to conduct res
IIaurant at Beaumoht o. some lively
Texas town, by widow thoroughly un-
derstand ng the business; compensation.
salary Or part profit. c. $50 ST Peter
street, New Orhans, La %
WANTED-To teach music AMI literary
| branches in family or school. Address
slll, this office. 20
| WANTED situation az salesman in hard
| ware store. Intelligent and trustworthy.
Address 97i4. this office. 70
! YOUNG lady of eXpernnce. owning ma
chine, desires a position as stcnographer:
hurtsyille, Texas. q
WANTED-By an cid lady. dependent
| upon herself, situation to DO sewing by
the week. Apply MSS, this office. 70
| COMPETENT ami experienced hotel man
| desires position In oiiice of come good
! Motel as bookkccpcr 81 r. ON cork Adj
dress $3.50, this office 20
SITUATION wanted; clerkship OF any
KIND; SALARY no object; can give frs
| class references; wouI leave ci.y. Ad-
dress l.. D., this office. 20
| PHYSICIANS yard and coachman wants
| sltuaitiol, takes goci care of horses and
| carriages. mlk COWS ana keep every
thng nice around the house: best refer
ehurs. A1drass Swede, this office. 20
WANTED-A position in an art studio or
| N store; salary no object. Permanent
Beauront Journal, beaumont. Texas. 20
| WANTED--By a thoroughly competent
lady, "A pos lion as housekeeper, refer
| e1cas exchanged. Address Mrs G. 3l2
| West Tenth street, Austin, Texas ~
STU ALTON by chef cook ana his sec
| oni In hotel or restaurant in or out Of
The city Address 17s this office 20
| SITUATION wanted by a Swode ms y1rl
| and coachman and ia be useful around
| the house; sober and homes: hest civ
references. Address G.. this office 20
A YOUNG Sweie With fine rSc5mmend,-
| tions wants place to tend 10 horses, bug
E.es, milk cows, guod yardmal. softer.
| honest steady Address John this O :
flee. 20
| A HOUSTON young man, with a widowed
| mother needs work: Is honest, quick and
| obhging knows the city perfectIy.
would be glad TO be delivery clerk. "A.
! dress 97s5. this office. 20
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y FINELY furnished ROOM suitable for
couple ladies or man and wife. gas
| and bath. Apply DE-. Warner, Moore &
BuCnet building. 20
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FOR RENT-A convenient house of seven
rooms, eight blocks from the Capitol no.
tel. Inquire al li07 Travis y
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FOR RENT-One two-stoTI house on
street car line, Chartros. corner Lamar.
Apply 10 Charles T. Ashe. office Pres
ton, corner san .laciuto. 10
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FINELY FURNISHED rooms, suitable
ftc dentist or other office. gas and bath.
Apply DR.. Warner, Moore & Burnett
building. 20
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SITUATION WANTED.

young man, work OF some
kini; what have you got? Address g773.
this office. ri
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18

TENAS TYPEWRITER ENCHAN1ir.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18

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