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REVOLUTION AND MASSACRE

More Tldinss Of Blood From the philEpines.
Madrid, Dee j. A dispatch re.
ceiyed here from Singapore saws
;ha. the natives of Mindauo Island.
one Of the Philippine group, have
revolted. aud many Of the native
troops are deserting 10 the insor.
gents.
1t is further stated that the situa.
ton at Manila is full Of anxiety.
Bands OF Insurgents frequently APP
proach that town al night time and
fire volleys into that place
4 dispatch to the Imperial from
Singapore admits that there has
been general massacre al Cavite,
the fortified seaport town of the
island OF Luzon. One hundred and
fifty prisoners revolted. killed six
soldiers, seized arms and tried to
raise the native inhabitants against
the garrison. The revolt, however,
failed. the revolters were shot down
i'll the streets and u general massacre
followed during the night. Scores
of eorpses were picked up aud many
of the prisoners who were recaptured
were shot the following morning
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Confronted With ltleness.

Sing Sing, \, Y, Dec. l7,-War-
den Sage of Sing Sing prison is en-
gagged devising plans to prevent the
1,400 convicts N his charge from
being iile after January l, 1897,
all the convict labor in the different
shops of the prison is to be abolish
ed in accordance with an act passed
by the legislature. Some of the
eonvicts fear that they will go insane
If they are kept closely confined in
their cells. Warden Sage propose.
to put large number of convicts at
work breaking stone for the con
struction of new buildings. After
January l the warden will put th'
convicts through drills in military
tactics for exercise daily. The con
victs to be provided with woodel
guns, which will be made in th,
prison shops. Warden Sage, wh'
was formerly colonel in the nationa
guard expects the military training
will increase the discipline anon.
convicts.
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Read the advertisements IN the
booming TINES. They will point
you to the stores that have the holi-
day goods and the stores that sell
the cheapest An advertisement is
a finger board that points to the
rioht place to do YOUR trading.
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Removal.

We take pleasure in announcing that
after this date Parks Sure cure will re-
move all traces O. rheumatism, kidney
70 ubles and liver complaint from the
user. II is the only medicine that is
guaranteed to cure these diseases or no
dav. Parts sure cure.i is sold by H. L..
Thicker
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When the employees at the c. B ,

When the employees at the G. B,
& @ shops received the notification
of their discharge this week scenes
followed which are almost beyond
description. Men fell on their knees
weeping pitsously, thinking of their
families at home The wages they had
been receiving were hardly enough
to keep body and soul together
and not one Of them is prepared to
face hard winter. Some of the men
discharged had been employed by
the SO" for twenty and thirty years
and were promised situation as
long as they lived. One hundred
and twenty five men were laid of
and they'll have hard time OF it this
winter. A solution of this problem
of unemployed will be hard one to
find. At present it seems to be the
duty of the mayor to call specla
meeting Of the council to make az
appropriation for the maintenance
of the wood yard that it may b.
started up at once Burlington
Iowa. Journal.
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convicts


About colds and coughs in the sum
mer time. You may have tickliug
cough or little cold or baby may have
the Group and when 1t comes you ough.
to know that Parks cough Syruy Is the
best cure for it. Sold bT H. Tucker
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Ii is the aim of modern medical science to
prepare medicine as palatable as possible with
ont diminishing Its curative power. frckly
Ash Bitters is an example of complete success
in this direction. 1t is not drastic as the name
might suggest. il is mild and pleasant. ana has
agreeable flavor. besides which, 1t Is q sue
cessfui kidney tonic liver regulator and bowel
cleanser. As a cure Eor the diseases that attack
the kidneys its superior has not yet been de-
yised. Sold by McClements 4 Co
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fAMiNE-RIDDEN INDIA.
Forty Million People Actually Starving.
American Missionaries Tell Of Suf-
fering Over All the Land.


fering Over All the Land.
New York World.
The appalling extent of the famine
in British India is shown by extracts
from American missionaries letters
furnished to to days World Forty
millions of British subjects are &C,
tually starving About 100000
bushels Of American wheat have
already been shipped to India from
New York add San Francisco. It
was this extraordinary demand which
started tue recen. rise of 26 cents a
bust~i, which il equivalent to S27,
00o,0 to American farmers OF the
yea,s crop. TIE British Govern
me't tr,- op,iated Sl25.000. 900
~ relieve the Saving people in
In3i~. W., ui;Ilon bushels Of
A."rclr.o Nh at eholl1 be sent to
Ind! ~ H}t he mex ninety days.
S,,'vt"g Iu3,a- misery fills the
reports asst received by the Rev.
DR. James f. Basion, secretary of
the Foreign Department Of the
America Board of Missions, and the
Rev. DR.. Eiuathan E. Strong, its
editorial secretary.
From eighty missions in India, >
said DR.. Barton. 1--WE have accounts
of suffering beyond description.
The severity of the famine does not
indicate that that there is no food in
India, but that scarcity in one sec
tion has raised prices beyond the
earning power Of the people. Wage
earners there earn about a penny a
day. Ga that they can live in ordi
nary times Now. with the cost of
food raised two or three fold, they
cannot possibly live on their wages
"Great masses Of the population
OF India are on the verge of starva
tion even in the best of times Mil
lions must die for want of the graiu
that dealers are holding IN eranaries
for high prices. The Government
will do all that it can. Since the
famine of lS77-7S it has been pre-
pairing for famine by planning res
ervoirs, roads and other public
works. These are to begin at once
and funlsh employment and wage
to many. But India has population
of 2S7, 100000, and the f25,OO0,O0'
to be expended will be but mer
trihe in alleviating all of the suffer
ing.
1.-The letters that have just come
to u.s." said the Rev. DR.. Strong
[ "show only too plainly that million
of lives will be lost"
In the Mission Boards famin
4 packet from India, the Rev. Jane
4 Smith wrote from Ahmednagar:
"Those who constitute the ran
and file of our churches are alway
in condition bordering upon star,
Z alton. There are 4O,0O0,000 of sue
3 poor people in India who never &c
q more than one meal a day. Ever
q night SO,OOO,OOO lie down on til
Z ground to eleep, hungry. Toe ave
& age ircome of every man, woma
q and in India is less than one cent
, day."
The Rev. L. S. Gates, of the Sh,
laper Mission, is now in Washin,
ton. He reports that many Of tt
common village people, who cor
prise nine tenths Of the populatio
are in great distress His first wor
in India. twenty years ago, was
connection with one of the wor
famines that ever visited the cou
try. Nearly one.tenth as many pc
10 sons died of starvation as are nc
living in the United States, Ma,
villages were entirely destroyed al
ny the dead left to be eaten by hyen
and jackals.
CASTo7IA
Il
,. ~ Is G
:. s:aa" ! &NAgze&@ 3::; s!:;
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Nice Present

A Beautiful Etching, 15x1S inches,
of the late Eugene Field. Suitable
present. The profit from the sale OF
these pictures will be devoted to
building the Field Monument at Co
lumbia, Mo. Will be sent, post paid,
on receipt Of fifty cents. Address, }.
West Goodwin, Secretary, Sedalia,
Missouri. 3-1m
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We furnish you a market the year round.
We are not winter or season dealers. we buy
produce the year round.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-15

FOR SALE--A smith Prcmior iyneWrIjer.
W hrst class condition IN every respect,
a, bargain for cash. Address 9J.s,
WIS olHc'. q
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Roy Il years Old wants work Of some
KIND vlll go anywhere n or out Of
city. wages no object j. g. this %.
hce. u
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LIST OF ANSWERS ,,,o ,.os,
70 advertisements In Once oil ne i,' We,
for the week ending Saturday. August
" A. r. G. Co: A. G. ,2)i \. r. q A. e.
326; j. A. Bourke; John Cowley ~, ".
n: CORK 90: G.; G. + N; C. - 11 ns
1929 90, 1851, Ernest BOY 70 7 ~ AKA sS
1860 CO; aOs6 t2). /. g.; 9oN Mr.. d;it, ne
MIR Manter; eoai 776i; $685.; DeS @!S W.
796s. 1853 1885: 1906; 1895; 5o.. to2l.
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WANTED situation by boy IN office
tWo years experience. ApJry 81. this Of
fee IL
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I The Post. w.

a4sus' Ito those who
I, = regard to the exchange
1 ! % those who expect to.
- meant by exchange
l.,s rn0n seed is worth plus
81 s,s stating whether Won
nn sp'es IS or freight. ray.
an .. The applicatioySs
sxn,, receive NON
N s, nned the amount az a.
he amo, 10 exchange viii
rhInss nocessarv" WI, ~
.~~m' ' n VIII he about ono NO
Ia 90, 70 plan, this ro., G,,e
Ia 70 iull value Rinr u"l'on
ssess hi IL. No maitcr i ho NY
Mould mat g.nned b. a
hsted u advise say fif,a a
Paopnt "a Va a community, - ny y
W.T. 81. si1, Which, ', ny the
vIde,T IN n, .selt-feede'ir,. C eos
(vh.a' ri make the cue es %ppi,,
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INFORMATION WANTEp-ot Lieu
tenant Ellsworth Spencer of company
4. Twenty fourth Mississippi Regimeni'
Reunion of old company az Sd'Hu,'
Greene county, Miss OIL pctoher q ~
dress ". W Thomson. Captain, Leaf
-
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ELECTRICAL contractors and repalreIs'
agents for famous Ideal steam ,hs'W'o
dynamos. motors. fans ana suppl',I'
The Harden Sheets Electrical ConsU ".
ton company, 907 Preston avenue.
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CAU1TION-Any person buying old furni-
tuIe under our name ~ misrepres"utln S
Us ts 81 handle iifst class furniture only.
Greenbere Bros. im ara iJI Travis ~
II
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Professional.

Professional.
8. o. COTTON e. BRO. Fire Insurancs
Agents and .Adjusters. - Main street.
corner Franklin u
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Lost. Found. Stray, Stolen.

STOLEN--One dark srsy horse, u hanoi
high. years old. hrsnde1 On left thonl-
reward on delivery to w. 7. Fletcher.
Brookshire. Texas. ~
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WANTED by professional nurse. post
tion to travel with Invalid. Address tDl.
THIS office. -
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-Four arrrs or ciph' ncroa fronts Clark
street graded road. about half mile from
city limits, only Si"l per aero. onsy
trrmh.
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VIAyI-A HOME TREATMENT for
uterine troubles. Investigate AT ~ b'1z
building. lady attendants from 10 .
u M: advice and health book free. 10
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UMBRELLAS and parssols repaired and
recovered cheaper Than any oth" iIa'
in the city, save money 10y slNlhE b. b.
.I,ai' H. N"PI"''' w. If
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Y RAYS! Y RAYS! X RAYS'-Hous,oh
Electro-Therapou,ical and Mas aan-
ltarlun Texas avenue and Fdnnlh
street. \ thorough system OF Electro,
Thermal Napor, Needle, Su.phut ana
soda baths. photographs ana Fiuoro.
SCOPE examinations made with the y
Rays. ,,.,,
Drs. Warner, Balfour and White
THOSE WANTING to huy or sell furni-
ture should cali on the Apex Furn1iu,s
Company. 81 Travis street. u
HOUSTON SHORTHAND AND rfPE-
WRITING SCHOOle--Masor block, MISS
Alice T.. Harper principal. makes a
specially OF training s.enosraphers iot
practical business positions. II you
mean business. come and take course.
NINE. c, 4. BUJAC. pianiste, studio -
Mason block; especial attention paln 70
rudiments of muse: lessons at pupils
residence II desired: instruction 10 be.
ginners, also advanced students. u
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TARPON FISHING W. handle tho fin.
go line Of tarpou h.hing tackle In The
state, como to RoCkIcrt and sec, OF
TcXns IN
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Wanted to Rem.

WANTED South rooms and service on
tho Louisiana line. aud as near my gar
dou as possible. A. Whiok'. II
WANT HORSE for month or 80; care
ful driving good feeding answer nam
ing price. 10 Responsible Party. this Of
nee. ~
TWO-SrORY dwelling house In Third
ward. Require five bedrooms, hath
room. yasl.ght and sewer connection.
ono years ichsc IS IA privilege OF lwo.
commencing September l. Address 30
this office. "
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,ND ron SALE OR EXCHANGE
La 81, q,na acres. well improved ranehe'
/. Emil miles from railway price o nte,i 0"s In
hall cash or WI aI PePrtic oirso Of r.
foos skaegs Real Estate co" beeV"l,.t
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.Coruot lot : ard lvt 8. ii0dlcy ana st.
Emanuel, only SHN
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a N.Nks TO MEET

"a t I..,'.t H. The following
|asa @ !, { by the ' co~n,s
M IN. y the city Of P' On the
fay seseis,ileomnbcr !. IS iS,SS. a u,
| '' will be i bro yi,sl I'M
l,sefd ' u to himself 49,,
r. he x I'm. miss one S Of ,b ana
n grse, matters dis
be repr Importance to
sssss. You ..1 sa VIII
Hsp.'ss,,sst take ,,, earnestly
Wuulg, part IN its
(',y Cert, Il, Brow,
kSser. secrstsalrrSy'. ZION.
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FOR RENT-Moderu two-srory residence
seven rooms hot and cold water. gas
ard sewerage connections: low rent to
right parties; near corner Of Fannn and
Polk on Fannin street. Inquire OF Lewis
& Rosenberg. ~
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WANTED BY young man % years Old,
familiar with the National banking bust
ness, position In bank; Al rgfcrences-
Address George. this office" II
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,~.sHlLDREN

ess.n -. child suffering
= mfSs%s into pos,
S. ing .tpssso%sSy / g saSo
~ I cure ,-G a, rslief ami
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Lots and II. block &C." on Charlros
street, hctwceu MoGowon ANA liadlcy.
only $50 c.trh.
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II0usIon. John i. Dlckson. lilU KuaK
Ave. II
TURNIP SEED. NEW CROP-Seed Rye
new crop. sorghum. millet and barley.
stock peas. kaffir corn. fruit boxes { nd
baskets OF every description. Hollo-
way Seed Company, Dallas. Texts.
BRICK, BRICK BRICK at hard time
prices. delivered or at kiln. B4lnk sand
and filling bats for sale. Ask for prices
j. +. Williams. Manager. Telephone
zoo Brady'G Brick Works. 81
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20 RAMPANT.

|Romuy . t n, Escape OF a
|aaa h.-Yesterday morn
soe the largest r.ale lion
|. Chartered at East End
r. part of Colonel Daniel
'now' broke from his
J, v'I OF the park down
w. a. q terrific pace. For.
s aslr In the neighilor-
4, s nour and tho beast.
n. Mauldln's slausht ,r
n away dashed into II IN q
s.e ne cattle there. Tn
3 b NJ IN killing a steer
,c ~, Keeper, Jerry Cahlll
\ , sae and after a shar,
,s sas iinally pitchfor'kk Cd !
was Returned to his
' ! Nelghborhood Of tn,
4 li,am mas meeting and de-
Eo e removed at once,
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CIV McLAUGHLIN go Exclusive local
dealer for Remington STANDARD TYPE
writer and supplies. 20 Main street. 'v',,
phone 693 Houston
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Small tract, with powder house, near
head ot Moir alrort only tto1.
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No, "a Stulnicr street, and cnttago,
Fourth ward tsouth. SGuV.
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Corner lo' on Man street and Anit.
ANenuo. ono hluck tlNm 1uAm. only Sshn.
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WANTED Position 10y experienced YOUNG
man az salesman or hn0kkeapc9, speaks
ltnrligh. Bohemian and 6er'nhl: y, -
of rgfcronc,a given. Address DiG This
M llnn. w
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FOR SAL.E-small racket and millinery
STOCK, SIX showcases and other fixtures;
Mosler safe, office desk all for sale IN
nulk or separately; store for rent with
I'VE living rooms, good crops around
y lctoria. Apply 10 e. Wade. Victoria.
texas. II
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POSITION ly young man familiar WIN
Remington typewriter oud gohrrAl Of
nee work. references glyrn Adltr,
800 this once. !"
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Lots II. H. and N. block lie. Houston
Heights south corner, $50 per lot.
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Personal.

TYPEW RITERS. all makes, neN or sec
ond hnnd, sold, rented, repaired, MOO
stylc dnpicotor and snprliGGs 'ypeTfe c,Ss
'Tvnovritar Exchange, ZIG Main street
telephone 693 Houston, corrcsponden ne.
eoucited -
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FOR SALE-Several second-hand engines
and boiler Machinery, casting and re-
par work a. q T.. Il, McGowen, Hous-
ton. 10
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ItfNHTN- p0sIti0n Wnnt0d ~ saw HlIIl
shipping. grading or yard for'mahi ant
A / IN store. - crgy. experience, Itlt.
ouccs Address $50. ms oiuce, -.
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gIII TATION WANTED ny 40 'Np'u
enp..1 travelling man. 10 rcpi"-ona - S""I
house this fan and winter. cAporscN ana
commission or Halary Bot references.
Address Box q. Alvin, 'reSas. ~
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An eSpcri uctl man VIII atfc1d GIN
stands. weigh cutlon and be useful gen.
cfully Murphy, 3li Faunin street. J.
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AN r1poicncod laundry hand. housekecper
or saloslady. can give good references.
Address 1903 Congress street. Miss An.
ME Ceur1. ~
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Ten lot block No T. corner i'nnnin
and Holman. 1'hird ward only 5000.
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STATIONARY eng ne,r wants poNillon ,
nrE-class man. able 10 Keep machinery
vol recommended. Address w. llhrl
mnnn- nIiN. ~
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4 or GOTHAM

visit to be '"a h,s statue
ne ,n Itself cannot be II So
. tfll asrIabIe ore. but tne
iioaLsrf,il, and. besides
i se, hpss about climbing
,rg a an a not August day.
\ n inc Manhattan hail
received a serious ,. olow v'o az
.'' afternoon. A resoiu-
ihff there VIII be no
y ln .ansbexei district alons
me Nv by Messrs. sag ana
y" : mnoropoly Of tne -, nar +.
Meth New York on '''''
n, rate for July. in spite
healthy weather, was UNI
rhe remaih"''' ,ha
lsikahn o,,v's population,
ID ' ,' principal causes:
srtalt pavemenis II tne
fs.stricts, improved mix
S,,crsa led use of ster-
ny,
go
=, ,brce or four import.
oi ~ NJ, ,horo,yhfnro
q prlhc'lai .'V h.,
movement ana uhocc"p''u
IN. has attracted a good
'"' ,.om obsrvnig people
on 49, .,, tataIyt and
aton' ,,, svS> corners TOO,
|. AZ people pass and re.
bcdy seems 10 k'loW m w.,
bprc'ed vi '"''
4 this year provides iof
K who are 10 enforce "A law
Lrr,,lilo establishments.
A.. .,,,os nrov,de
\ mat ''o .,,
en- 49,, Iva comnalIcl
that 'hey "c oo'''i nv
n than sixty hours a week
Ken forty-hve minutes Tor
la, no children under age
Tn Of the inspectors are
a Ave are to be men. Inc
skch is much better than
rule.
sor the first week at the
\. az the free employ ment
'. ' "o,an n,,s rro,,or
for the ten English sta
y on ~ ed the applications
s :. The app l stated
been without steady en-
lIe ws yea agnl, nn1 t u, IRA ge'';
was -
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WANTED Work 10y a c0lored bog as
bar porter or office work. has good ref
cr.ucc Address SOS Main street. INC
.farksou. i"
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ATT WANTED. Work Of any Kind by a
hoy H. years old wages no object ~,
dress ,H2i, TINS Once. ~
cot .ORED MAN wants to work IN store
or ofuco OF any Kind Of work Just 40 u
Is sonethug 10 do. Address w'o. thls
Office ~
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WANTED Position hy rciiAhic German
woman a. housclleepcr In small iamliS
Address a0l9 this office u
WANTED Position. 10y a white by OF
H. strong and willing ia do any kud of
work will DO highly recommended, G.
Hellnrs Ni3 EAnnln atl.el. u
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Rpans Tabules nre sold by druggists or
sent TO the Ripnns TabuicH Company.
No. 10 Spruce strest. New York, Sample
vial 10 cents. For sale by a. 10. kle5liig.
druggist. bJ2 Main street.
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SI'Ti- Al ION WANTED h. colonel wu-
man 10 cook iqi private femly nrSl.
chs, cook OF house work A1drrst
gpnl, this Office. ~
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WANTED Situafion hy young man;
white as conchmnn or work aluuub
house or lawn. Address \. r., thls a..
~
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WANTED Position lbs experienced bust
ncS,4 man IA manager OF clerk In 'lty
or country hest rci"roncrs. Audr'H~ d.
l. cato q. II. Callwrl, Ituluhius
House n
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For Rent.


FOR RENT--One eight room house and
and Commerce. Apply Levy Bros. Il
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EXPERT dry goods Wrapper aud cashier
wants Employment. Address Wrapper
HIS once. "
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POSITION as foreman or superintendent
hy "a nrAt-clitss .nan. can give ] ret'
ctruccs: fifteen years experience ~1ih
nlnna md mrn. b. u. 900. Ilns Ollct. 10
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NIL established newspdptr. with good
paying business. ely OF 5000 inhabitants
hnd Srowirs fast, establ shed 1870, three
PRESSES plenty OF type, splendid OPEN
nus price s.jJ 500 down balance
monthly no interest; good reasons Tor
selling tbs is splendid opening 1or
a hustler. Address M Brace" this
Office. IA
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ga .OoN doing GOOD business for sale 4;
Address 1882. this ofnce. Il
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STU ALTON WANTED hy Il young man,
willing to do any KIND - work. ling
&C. work for low Wages. Address oiu
this office. II
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FOR SA1E-One ear load OF fine driving
ana saddle horses; all well broke, at j.
;. Bowsers. III Prairie avenue. L.
FpIi SALE CHEAP Registered Jersey
ily handled Address j. A. Robinson.
Drummer addition IA
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Board aud Rooms

MuBGAN'S FOINT HOTEL Strictly
lirFt class urd'r now management:
rates 81 ~ per NrriS room and boHrd)
special rates 60 f,mllirH. FREQ sail daily /,
irca baths. fishing tackle and hoils.
Address 10y postal Lock Fox 9ls, ious-
ton. a-lu
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Financial.

WANTED-To borrow 5000 on reasonable
terms on good real estate property near
business center niles good. Address
" T. o.. care THIS Once. y
81, no TO LOAN on business properly at
per cent. also can accommodate 90 and
90 day loans. A. PAU 4 Co.. .ie Main
street. "