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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-20


whito woman as chAmtctma!d IN hotel
or house cleaning ty the day for re-
spectacle family, rctoNSnec given, " re-
quirod. Address, Mary Home. Houston
Heights. Texas. -
MIDDLE AGED white man wants work
around house. horse, carriage c'ii 40
hcusowork. good y.tr,man, small salary
good i,fcrVnccs. Address go, this "t-
nee. II
SITUATION WANTED Good, reliable
German man wants job to work around
house and attend TO horse. Address @b,
this office Il
WORK as wnichman or TO do private io-
sctivc work, large experience, relM
cnces ftOm attorneys, business men ana
officials, Address 81 this office. q
WANTED--By an cid man. u place TO
work about the house, cen do any kind
of work IN or about taie mousse MuArN
no ohleeL Address N. \, THIS ntL-e. -: =
WANTED To cook or do licuaew orl rNn
furnish bcs' of references as cook for
boarding ho1s,. No. locNntrt alley y
POSITION by n lady OF good standing, as
sick nurse or coupanion tc luNalii iiul :;
no objection to lcdNtng the city, ron =
ehcos exchanged Address WI, tlns oi,
',e' -----.----.-- ---------------
POSITION wanted as engineer. am
boiler maker and machinisi. wages mod
eTlle. o H.. caro- Magnolia House u
WANTED situation rs Young man In
DRUG store, have had two yenta oApftl
trence. AditcsH ~, thus oige. ~
Manifestation ae housrkccpor or
care Ct linen room or charge OF bed-
rooms in hotel Address Mrs. NJ y
Burke. llum6e. Texas, y
WANTED lntelligcnt lady position In
small family. Or to kaep house for Wild
over Address Mrs. Miller. 1916 Lyle
street. city. II
A DRUGGIST wants position. cty OF
country, best of reference. Address HI2.
this office.
LADY would hike u position In some fam
ilv 20 sew by the day. or In dresa-
mailing establishment. Address 9l7, this
of.!ce. ~
SITUATION wanted as bookkeepcr or
graduate OF bookkeeping and had consid-
cradle experience IN grocery anu furhl-
itrt business. wiling to be taken on
trial. Box %. smithville. Texas. u
PRINTER Sober, reliable, wants position
on country newspaper, bea of rStet-
ences furnished. correspondence solicit
cd, al once. Address y. a. Bucknei,
BDndera, ToEaH. - 81
WANTED Position as saw nler or fore
man: best of references Address T. Y.
Smith. burst, Texas. .--- :"
GlNNERS~ Maehiuisf, wants engine TO run
or charge ~ gln, can erect or do own
repairs on boiler or machinery. address
J. Il. SllcpN. Naiasoia, TeAas. "
SITI'ATION Wnuiod by a German girl ~
cook or dining room work. Address J..
X. tits office. ~
WHITE woman wishes position IN pri-
waite family Is hrsi-class cook ana VIII
ing to do chamber work IN hotel. Apply
2l1S ConGrees. ~
SITUATION WnEicd by Young mon an
collector or Office work; TWO years tN-
Isr,cuce Collecting; hest of references,
Address 800. this ofnce ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Np1lCE.-The hoard OF pharmacy OF the
Eleventh district will meet July l5 TO
rNaminc applicants for registration. a.
Il, lNicSliag sCcrOtary
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Lott. Texas. juno l5.--At regular meet
ing of Carolina lodge No. $50. Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons. on the first Saturday.
tho ,oIowlng officers were elected; j. u.
prieEt worAhipiul master. j. +. Mcken-
plo senior warden; Preston worley. ju-
Nor warden II. j. Ferguson, secretary.
ID. M. Currie. treasurer: s. G.. Gott. tiier.
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WANTED-By Young widow with one
child. home with old couple; wages no
object good references. Address 95S.
this Office. ~
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ATTENTION, Policy iloldors-p Persons
having paid three vcnrlN nrnmumg on
He insurance TO New York state CONT
pNnics, thciI policies now standing fer
feitei or surrendered, can recover nre-
miums or redeem. For particulars on
close stump Address T.. X. Ellia. roor,
No. ], French building, san Antonio.
NuNnN.
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WANTED-By cNpcrienced man. position
TO manage. general stoso. town or conn
try. good references. Harie. il5is Travis
street. Houston -
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PRINTER Sober. reliable, wants position
on Il country newspaper, best of rotcr-
cd. al once. Address y. A. Bucknet,
Iinndern, loEaF. 90
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WANTED Position as saw nler or fore
man: best of references Address r. Y.
Smith. burst. Texas. ~
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SITUATION WANTl3D--A Good, reliable
German man wants Job to work around
house and attend To- horse. Address ast.
this office. II
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white man, married
wants work willing 10 do anything to
make honest living; references. Address
$40. this Office. -
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DALLAS--E. ]. Butler. the Nsu orlssns
travelling man indicted for ALLEGED RAPE q
MES Myrtle Paddsn Of 81. Iouis, sued out
! writ OF haboas corpus before Judge clint
Of the criminal district court His bosd
was set At $1,000. In default b has been
locked UP again.
GoLIAp--Teachsrs fer The public seAeelQ
have been slsctsd; y. N. shiyg psanolpaA
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SITUATION WnGicl by Young mon an
collector or Office work: TWO years rN-
I.r,cuce tOilortingi hest of references,
Address 900. this ofnce ~
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MIDDLE AGED white man wants work
around house, horse, carriage; 'tn 40
hcusowork. good yar,lman small salary 1;
a., n
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WANTED situation at any ho1omhle
employment: am 20 ycass Of age and
have hli one years experience N the
dry goods business can rive good ref
eT.uct,s and have no objection TO leaving
Tho CITY. Address g37, this office %
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WORK as Waterman or to do private de-
tec,lVc work, large experience. relN
cnccs frOm ATTORNEYS, business men ana
OFFICIALS. Address aS7, this olAce q
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WANl'Ep-A plocc as housekccper. or
would care for family Cor lady desiring
10 tmvel. references given. Address Cali
Bon |, Quintana. Texas. ~
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SITUATION WANTED.

WANTED-rosition by frs, grade teach
Ell as principal; has thorough English
and classical educauon best references
as TO character and capabilities. All
dress H. h, 9Oi Main street. city. -
WANTED7A position as housckeopcr or
would take charge of a household for
lady desiring TO travel for summer: ref
Tonc"s given. Address Call Box /.
WANfNEp-A pluco as housekccper. or
would care for family Cor lady desiring
10 trNvel, references given. Address Cali
IoN !. QninIana. TeNas. -
WANTED-To work ON garden or truck
farm hv respectable Nounc man. Ger
man able aud willing 10 work Address
ST., this office. ~
WANTED situation as office boy: good
public school education. Address S6S,
this office. %
WANTED Position by competent regis
tered pharmacist: long experience; best
references. Address SOD. this office. -
EXPERIENCED white woman cook wish
- position at once IN private family.
Apply corner Houston avenue and Muir
say street g
MISREPRESENTATION bv n Swedish girl as
cook; can give good reference. Apply to
-2iiI Congress avenue, -
WANTED Situation nv Young man
with good references. with some rcl.a-
bile firm as collector! clerk or city sales
man, j W II, 2l2 TeXns oyenue. 2
WA NTED-S Situation by a nrst-class tin
nor and cistern maker, tWertv wears
experience. sncaks English and 'ielmau.
Address Lock Bon 1911. Caldwell. Texas
~
WANTED - situation at any honorable
employment: am 20 yeas Of age and
have had one years experience N the
dry goods business. can rivc good ref
er.uces and have no objection TO leaving
The CITY. Address g37. this office, p
MIDI III .l'- Af,ilIl Wniie ms f.f.i,ssl
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GINNERS- Maehiuist wants onginc, TO run
or charge Of gin, can orect or do own
repairs on boiler or machinery. ADORE y
]. Il SllcnN. NaNnAOin, TeNaa. ~
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WHITE woman wlshcs position N prl-
waite family, s. first class cook and will
Inc to do chamber work IA hotel. Apply
gln3 ~
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SITIATlON Wnuiod by a peitnah RirI na
cook or dinng room work. Address J..
X. tits office. 70
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WANTED-To work on garden or truck
farm hv respectable Nounc man: Ger
man. able aud willing 10 work. Address
So, this office. ~
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w ANTED-rosition hv first grade teach
er as principal; has thorough English
and classical education. best references
as TO character ard capabilities. All
dress IL, r.. 90i Main street, city. -
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WANrED7A position as housekeopcr. or
would take charge of a household for
lady desiring TO travel for summer. ref
eu.ntlna. 20
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WA NTED-Stull.on by a hrst-olass tin
nor and cistern maker; twertv Years
experience: spcaks English and ';eiman.
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otbook containing tuilroad ticket. Hon
est finder. return TO Mirs Viola Schwah
2Dl Texas avenue. 20
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cIeburnc. Texas. juno 17-cleburno
lodge No. 3l5. Ancient Free and Accepted
Masons, elected the following officers NJ
their last stated meeting: mason Cieve-
land. worsh!pfm master N, y. w. hoptn-
warden: N. l.. Poole. treasurer; J. A. VIII
bingham, secretary: +. e.. I.eech. chap
lain; p. c. Chambers. senior deacon; j.
M. Milan. Junior deacon: Il. NJ. Bucy'
senior steward; l.. X. Nash. Junior rtew-
ard; James Cross. tiler.
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

sTRAYEp OR STOLEN ono pale bay
horse. l6le bands no brand lump on
right foot between ankle and huof. Re
turn TO police station FOR reward. 20
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M. Milan, Junior deacon. Il. NJ. Bucy.
senior steward; l.. X. Mash. Junior rtew-
ard; James Cross. tler.
Homer, Texas. June H.--M stafed
meeting Of Homer lodge No. 2ba Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons, the following
brethren were selected To serve as officers
for the ensuing term; b. j. Treadwii',
worshipful master; j. s.. Arnett senior
warden; @. H. Cansler. Junior warden;
j. u, Moffitt. treasurer; Il. l.. Robb, secre-
tary; Is. q. Baldwin. tlier.
I.ynchburg. Texas. Juno 1b.-sampsca
lodge. Ancient Free and Accepted MaSonS.
at meeting Saturday. June II. elected the
following officers: John Farmer. worshiptul
master; y. W. Jaeger, senior warden; Ed
Miller, Junior warden; T. @. Sanden. treas
urer. Robert Blaiock. ST.. secretary; W. y.
I,otts. tilor. Al a recent meeting OF this
lodge Il was decided 10 move 10 Crosby
some time In the near future.
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WAN'fEp-Postion by competent regis
tered pharmacist: long experience: best
references. Address SD. this office. -
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WANTED-S Situation bv a Swedish girl as
cook; can give good reference. Apply to
2iiI Congress- avenue. %
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-11-05
Legal Notice.

VINCENT P. GooKIN, | In Chancery,
John SPENCER ct ux pecem bep Term Tnpn'y ~
Whereas Vincent p. Gookin of Danvile in
the &C unity of Caledonia has filed in the office
of the Clerk of Court of Chancery OF the
County of Caledonia. his petition against
John Spencer and Mrs. John Spencer his
wife, setting forth in substance that on the
Spencers executed to II II. Tyler mortgage
deed of the folio wing described land in Dan
willie in the County of Caledonia. viz:
About seven acres of land with the build
ings thereon and is all and the same premises
decided to said John Spencer by NJ oses Wesson
said 2Sth day of March, A. ID. 1892. as by
said deed or the record thereof doth more
fully appear conditional for the payment of
a certain promissory note for 500 of even
date with said mortgage. payable to the
order of said Tyler or order on demand with
interest annually That said mortgage and
note have beer duly assigned to the petition
er and that he is the owner thereof; and said
note is justly due and owing and has not
been paid according to the effect of the same
And praying for foreclosure of said
premises.
And it being made to appear that the said
John Spencer is without the state so that a
citation cannot be served upon him, 1t is
ordered that notice of the pendency OF said
petition be given him by publication of the
substance of said petition with this order in
the st. Johnsbury Caledonian, a newspaper
printed at st. Johnsbury in said Caledonia
County. three weeks successfully, the last of
which publication shall be at least 20 days
before the next term of said Court of Chan
Gerry to be held at st. Johnsbury in the
County of Caledonia the first Tuesday OF
December, A. D. 1897 at which time the said
Spencer is ordered TO appear before said
Court and answer said petition
Dated at st. Johnsbury in the County of
Caledonia this 25th day of October, A. d.
1897.
ALBRO f. NICHOLS, Clerk.
HARLAND B. HOWE, Solicitor.
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Scenic Beauties of Alaska.

To the lover of wildness Alaska offers
glorious field for either work or rest;
landscape beauty in a thousand forms,
things great and small, novel and famil-
lar, as wild and pure as paradise. Wan
der where you may, wildness ever fresh
and ever beautiful meets you in endless
variety; ice-laden mountains, hundreds
of miles of them, peaked and pinnacled
and crowded together like treesin groves,
and so high and so divinely clad in clouds
and air that they seem to belong moreto
heaven than to earth; inland plains
grassy and howery, dotted with groves
and extending like seas all around to the
rim OF the sky; lakes and streams shining
and singing, outspread in sheets OF may
embroidery in untraceable, meaSurelesS
abundance, frightening every landscape
and keeping the ground fresh and fruitful
forever; forests of evergreens growing
close together like leaves of grass, girding
thousand islands and mountains in
glorious array; mountains that are
monuments OF the works OF ice, noun
tains monuments of volcanic fires; gar
dens filled with the fairest flowers, giving
their fragrance to every wandering wind /;
and far to the north thousands of miles
OF ocean ice, now wrapped i'll fog, now
glowing in sunshine through nightless
days, and again shining in wintry splen-
dor beneath the beams of the aurora
sea, land and sky one mass OF white radi-
ance like star. Storms, too, are here as
wild and sublime in size and scenery as
the landscapes beneath them, displaying
the glorious pomp of clouds on the march
over mountain and plain, the flight of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-11-05
YOUNG GIRLS.
Their Conduct and Health Often Mystifles
Their Mothers.

Young girls often feel, and conse-
quently act, very strangely.
They shed tears without apparent
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-11-05

the snow when all the sky is in bloom,
trailing rain floods, and the booming
plunge OF avalanches and icebergs and
rivers in their rocky glens; while multi
tudes Of wild ANIMALS and wild people,
clad in feathers and iurs, biting, loving,
getting living, make all the wildness
wilder.-[John Muir in the Century.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-11-05
Stickney g. Poor's Pure
Full Weight Spices.
California Canned Goods

If you trade here you won't be paying other peoples bills any
longer Now the time up for winter It will pay drive
your team twenty miles for your supply the
member all kinds goods advancing Don't watt
WILSON g. MORRIS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-11-05
Poor and Weak
Catarrh and Bronchial Trouble
Had no Appetite Now Better IN
Every Way-A Delicate Child

Every Way-A Delicate Child
"Some time since took sudden cold
and could not get rid of it. Being subject
to catarrh and bronchial trouble coughed
terribly. lost my appetite and grew
poor and weak and / did not feel like
work. began taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. In a short time the cough disap-
peared, slept well, had good appetite
and | was better in every way. Last
spring was not feeling well, 1 had no APP
petite and no strength. l resorted to
Hoods Sarsaparilla and soon felt more
like work. My little nephew was deli
cate child and had humor which trou-
bled him 80 he could not rest at night.
He has taken a few bottles OF Hoods Sar-
saparilla and now he has good appetite
and is able to Sleep" Miss ABBIE j.
FREEMAN, South Duxbury, Mass.
H0Od's sa ns;iiia
Is the One True Blood Purifier All druggists. ST.
Hood,c Ollie are the best after-dlnner
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-14
CUBA WILL WIN.
French Editor Says Spain Cannot
Hold Out Long.

French Editor Says Spain Cannot
Hold Out Long.
NEW YORK, May 24.-The Her
AIDS" Paris cable says: Besides being
editor in chief of L'Intransigeant,"
Henri Rochefort is President of the
Cuban Committee in Paris. This, ac-
cording to some, discounts the value
of his utterances on the Cuban gues-
ton as being dictated by sympathy.
According to others, it gives them pc
culiar value, as being based upon pri-
vate information off special import
ance. He said:
My opinions are too we'll known to
require REPETITION. Insurgents are GER
tainly right in the object for which
they are fighting, and they will as GER
tainly secure their freedom. I am in
position to know, through the rela-
lions l have with the Cuban organiza-
tions both here in France and in the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-14

Minister Sewall's apparent dis
position TO make no fine distinct
ions on the question of citizenship
when celebrating an American
holiday will be hailed with no little
satisfaction by many of the Amer
lean residents. After all is said, we
must admit it is the true American
idea TO extend a cordial welcome
to all individuals who are willing
to enlist their efforts in the ad-
of American principles,
expressed in a celebration,
or business and political affairs.
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An agent Of the Swedish gov
eminent has bought a large tract
of land in Virginia for coloniza-
ton purposes. The colony Is to be
distinctly Lutheran, having It's own
churches, schools and business
houses from the start. The land
viii be divided into small farms
and a family will settle on each of
these, provision for a colony Of
100 having been made. There
Is a suggestion in this scheme for
Hawaii. The country has plenty
Of lands, but Is suffering under the
burden Of a class Of colonists whose
numbers and influence it seeks to
offset by holding out inducements
to Americans and Europeans. The
Swedes make good American citi-
zens and that is the kind of mater
ial Hawaii Is looking for.
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island, that the progress if the revolu-
ton is satisfactory from the insurgents
point OF view.
Spain is getting deeper and deeper
4 into the mire every day Her finances
are in a hopeless state of insolvency
/ She is about to attempt another loan
an attempt which is doomed TO failure
Even La Haute banque cannot save the
situation.
This time it is certain that Spain will
not receive the support of Europe to
bring the struggle in Cuba TO an end.
In fact, Europe itself is in somewhat
the same position as Spain is, regard
ing Cuba. that is 10 say, in a difficulty.
II was easy enough for Europe to say:
I'VE will bind ourselves and make
this famous concert OF Europe, and
impose conditions upon Greece. We
are not afraid of Greece" Europe NAV
be not afraid of Greece but she is NOR
tally afraid of the United States. Ger
tainlv no European power VIII send
warships into Cuban waters to help
Spain, or, in case war is declared
between the United States and Spain
viii send vessels 10 be sunk by the tor
pedOes at the mouth OF the New York
harbor.
So far as the island is concerned. the
insurgents are practically masters of
the situation. Weyler is helpless and
is, in my opinion, both incapable and
cowardly. The reports we receive and
that are published in papers telling
about Spanish victories are, for the
most part, written in Paris and have
about as much foundation as though
some one were to talk about a victory
in the moon
The insurgent spirit, then, being un-
daunted and General Weyler being |
powerless, it only remains to be seen
what action the United States will take |
that is to say, will President McKin- |
ley keep his promises either in whole |
or in part? If he does then Cuba will |
be free within very short time and |
do not think it likely that President |
Mckinley will not take some action in |
connection with this question that |
will precipitate crisis.
1t is very certain that Spain alone !
will not dare to go to war with the |
United States. She has no money and |
certainly her finances are not satisfac- |
tory enough for her to pay her troops. |
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-14

The Hilo Tribune says "the
question of Hawaii's future ought
to be settled, so far as action by
the United States Congress can set
tie it, by the present convened
Congress" Very true. That is
the sentiment of all the citizens of
Hawaii, but unfortunately we do
not held the whip hand and must
exercise a little more of the patti
ence in which we have been so
severely schOoled during the four
years just passed. With the tariff
bill placed upon the boards by the
President as the paramount issue
the citizens of Hawaii ought to see
that for the present, discretion is
the better part Of valor. If Ha-
wall Is foolishly aggressive in its
demands it stands q good chance
of being treated to a political
spanking. Our people have the as,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-14

surance that Mr.. Mckinley and his
advisors are devoting all the time
possible to working out the proper
solution Of the Hawaiian question.
This ought to be quite enough IN
til the tariff bill is passed and the
treaty question is settled.