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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-15

SITUATION WANTED by young lady
ms office clerk. Is an experienced stem
ographer and typewriter. Address M,
this Office. II
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FOR SAI.E--One bicvclc IN good condl-
ton; repairing OUTFIT complete WIZ ",
sold cheap for pl"h or paw chsn u',"
tnStallments. Address Bicycle, this OF.
flee. ~
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NINE. JOSEPH the great European
clarvoyant. p1lmist and fortune teller
can be consulted on all affairs, iuil sill
tings, 5ic satisfaction given, 3V1l2 Main
et,.aa, IL
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WANTED 4position by young man il
Nclts OF ago as assistant bookkeeper I'm
cay. can furnish references, j. NJ, H..
this office. II
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WANTED-Positlon as housekcener In
wdewers hons. or in section house;
Address Mrs d q. Craig. this othcc' l"
WANrND--Situation 10y n country girl.
hviise,ork can furnish good recon-
mendation, Address 50S, This office, IL
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telephone tablet and spccialhcs. pays
s,An u year enclose stamp Victory
MIR Co. Cleveland, Ohio.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED AT ONCE Ten ignite miners
at Clay station on O. c. s =. T. railroad.
Brcnin,m ccal ani Mining company. "a
WANTED Agents, $50 To $50 a week emrs
to wnrhers. no capital needed. new
goods, now plan; sells at sight every
family needs It, Household Speciality
Co. box VA, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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W AMI En-Asen's 3fb psr month aud OK.
ucnSCs paid nctve men 4 right: goods
sold 10y sample only samples, also horse
aud carriage furnished free Address
.lnhhor. Box hAoS. NoNtNn. Mass.
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SITUATION WANTED by firs,-class
bread and cake baker. Address II
Eau. care Lone S;ar Hotel. Houston,
Texas II
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POSITION WANTED by a white boy 70
years Address j r., this office. II
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AGENTS wanted In every Texas town to
SEA sing Toy Chinese Chicken Powder,
X iis mites lice. ilcS,a and insects on
chickens and prev ents cholera, Address
Sinn 1N1N %. Icmple. NeAHe 70
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WHITE MAN OF good character, sober
aud Industrious wants work; experlene.
cd IN gardening ana fruit cultare, coed
mixer Address US. this Office. II
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TEp-Situa:!on by colured man TO
work on "A small farm; can do most
any kind OF work, III or out OF ci'N. sAl,
dress 50i this Office. ~
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SITUATION WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED BY good cook and
lsskers restaurant or hotel. Address So,
this Office. II
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FOR SAIE-~-An upright F5Hher piano
very lbtlo used at a bargain lnIrir-
oornur Jameson and orange, FMn
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FURNISHED ROOM for rent, l0i4 NC
kinney avenue, southern exposure. new
ly furnished. blih room privileges:
Terms reasonable. is
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WANTED-Sinm by white man and
| wife to work on farm. Address be'. ms
1 nfh
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DRUGGIST OF several years experience;
best OF references; yood stock keeper
ana salesman, registered, experienced at
tile soda fount, would lake to have per
manen( position; wages moderate. Ad-
dress business" Hex les. Columbus.
Texas, ~
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WANTEl}--Posiiion as clerk In retail or
whocsaie store by man from Illinois /.
can give good refererces: work Of
amy Kind. Address ~. lhis oftlCe. III
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BRASS BANDS, ATTBSTIoNt-youn
nan ploylng fair Il flint cornet desires
lgh, work and give services TO hand /,
stale particulars; am reliable, Address
Musician" this office, 20
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For SAIE-'ro aVoli lubrcedaig viii
sell my fine registered Jersey hun; D
wears obi peirectly gontle, ID, w.
Spence College SuatAon, Texas. II
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AGENTS and btanch manager; SALARY or
rommtssinn. Hunter Tailoring and Sntrt
Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WANTFIJ--A position ls stenographer
and opera tor. have had considerable eN-
perience in n. Address 4, s.. this
off.g, III
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WANTED--Positton IN poStofftcc TO learn
small wages, hest Of references :. l.
e.. Hon Ia Cameron Texas. "
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FOR SALE.

II1lHT delivery WAGON. C7> three springs
suitable for ."rccer. nearly new also set
of Chambers Encyclopaedia. cloth bound
~ ~
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WANTED. by white lady good place,
as cook IN q secu.on house. understand
the business well. Address Mira. cara
ksniy U{llen,.lhl Texas u
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TO RENT Good IL room hotel partlN
furnished. In the town of Alvin. Bra
2orla county. situAcd near depot good
location Tor n first -class hotel. Address
| Box C. ALVIN. Texas. i;
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FOR RENT Pretty txo-storv house sew
en rooms all modern convtnieDces; close
in. 1915 Texas avenue. ABBY lSls next
d, or 10 Alrs u. Z. Enrhe. lN
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\ YOU NC MAN, Is years old. wishes
employment at anything respectable. IN
ofnc. or otherwise good reference. Ad d.
ArDaa ~ nfnnn IL.
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WANTED.-.A Job Of any kind. wilkins TO
go out OF city. Address &. NJ. this OF
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. building and loan
agents for Texas and l.ouIsalia. Plans
and literature mp to date, Officers ana
directors prominent bankers anI bust
moss mon. The largest "nationhl ever
organized IN thc state Ablo TO assist
agents To good men who can produce
business splendid contracts given, Nd
dress a, once, THE STATE NATIONAL
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. Fort
Worth. Texas. ~
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A SCANDINAVIAN girl wants place to
cook and housework IN small pr"a,,s
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WA NTED--A position by a respectable,
s.ea1y Young widow without enrnsn-
brance, to do ligiat houscwork, sewing
or attend &c children. q. NJ, TINS Of
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

5Ss ACRES choIee Wig oak VIIlD "a naIf
inb on 81 /. & W r. railroad, only -
i ner acre. Wilson & Hannah. KAN builq,
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS r.,,
TO advertisements in office oil Tue
Post for week ending Saturday. May y
1897: ~,
ii3; c. NJ. Il. (9J; 40 %. i5i, T.. o.; Ex-
change %. lGpicure. c. G.: House ~:
SOS; 5S3. 55s ~. J0s: 5S5 90, L. H. w: I.
%. it3: 1853. $50; $40; orphan, i6b, t|s ~
S n 20. pestle. so 90, SIC, 1911. ~ :
IL. NJ. (5)i so 90, $40, 59s, as 20; 400; $50;
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MiDDI E-AGlSD woman would Ike to got
place as cook and 10 assist In house
work, IN private family. in or near cit,
Apply POS Ia hins strret. IL
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FOR RENE SIX room mouse. ncwlv
painted and papered; all necessary out
houses. corner Chaurtres and Polk Ap-
nV HOT Travis. Il
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FOX RtNT-one three room cottage.
sixth ward, six room cottage on Capi-
tol avenue. near new court house. Reps-
dorph Bros. fA Main. II
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NICE clean. cool rooms. furnished or un-
furnished. ore block from city market.
FREQ bath. Mrs. G. McCarty. S5-sol Prai-
rio a venue 10
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WANTED Manager for good paying
tueineAs. sia Required to cover stock. IL
YOU nom business call Orange sugar
Counter" Levy Bros, dry goods met.
chants. 10
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FOX RENT For about six months large
aesirlhic residence: furnished modern
couNc nienccs, few blocks from Capitol
h'atel. reasonable rental; possession ian
ucGialciY. ADDRESS COS this Office /,
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TWo nnelv furnished rooms; eas and
baths Nh liable for man and wife OF OF
flee: Moore and Burnett building third
floor. Dr. Warner, Il
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M 10 5S5rdw wells Sour Springs. near IAil-
Ing. for health wa,el ki'lg s.ir n,s'ens
i.rS aca rooms EeaNmtfui country.
just Just the place 10 spend the summer,
THE BOARD Of dental cnaminers for ths
Eleventh Judicial district will meet IN
Houston, May 70. 20 examine anpllcahts.
a h C;ambati secretary: Thos j..
Williams President. D-su
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o. AN'rED-ss4cond-h hand machnery for
learn iann6ty, mlst he In good condi.
tion. Address Box 100. Marlin. Texas. is
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WANTtD-~Ttroe good oenvnsscra to stll
"A quick aeiiing article at bS profit In
the city. Apply cos Atnin slrcet. lG
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slTI' ATION WANTED By frsI.c lnss
cook, meat ard pastry lwhite NAM, no
tel or rostauntnt IN or ont OF CITY, 40.
uFess 5iS, this office. ~
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WANTED--Joh 10 cook IN secuon or In
onllMtLN. Adarcss ~. lh!s olI.oe. 10
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PAW NBROK ER s sALf-on Thursday.
May 20, At 10 O'clock Il. m, VIII sell an
forfeited uuredcemcd pledges for cash:
d. l.. Coomhs az Main street. u
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REG lSTERED Pharmacist wants . pc
sition through summer, Address - ~.
A. " Columbus, Texas. "a
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PLEASE RETURN 1t wall be much ap-
preciatod II all hooks borrowed from
Judge Goldthwaite's law and INSECT
laneous library he returned to the office
early LIZ moss Mo
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LEARN ROoKK EEPiNG NY MAIL or
personal night Lessons In Two weeks,
from practical lookkoeper, made very
easy; get $50 Tuition astonlsMngly
low nooitlteepor, care this Office 10
MONEY easily made by wrstine snrety
FUND ma insurance for the old Hart
f1rd. MIR Patterson VIII cail and IN
struct. notes hrst annual premium ut
our rsk. Harris y Patterson. mithSissra.
iDalisla u
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hopr. guaranteed sound gentle Tor lod3
or child TO drive, also good second hand
hArnNas. lllh l.ihNrty nNNmme. u
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FINANCIAL.

I7CNpS auction and commission;
u. l.. " "dSanc,.s made on cons gnineisls.
ibera' n,nney on all articles OF value;
iea ans Confidential sl2 Man sired q
-5oSSTy 10 LOAN on lnsrranee polie,es
MoNsr Der cent per annum. p. \; n, ALE
room 1. French Building san A'''n y,
Te1aS.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-To buy q second RAM noySi,s e
gents wheel roadster preferrehi must W
In good condition and cheap, STATE n,lS.,
Ian. an, s,'nS II
WA NTEp.-One thousand 1--we =. pigeons
,nl,.f he old birds: mo squads Adlress
T. il. Blsby. Dog Trainer, Deer fsrB
Texas. -
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FOR RENT.


For RENT SIX room house; newly
painted and papered; all necessary out
houses; corner Chsurtres and folk, Ap..
piN hot Travis. IL
FOR RENT For about SIX months large
aesirhie residence; furnished modern
couNo niepccs, few blocks from Capitol
lhptel. reasonable rental; possession ian
modialeN. Actress COZ, this office. Il
TWo nicely furnished rooms eas and
baths: M liable for man and wife or OF,
flee: Moore and burnett building, third
floor. Dr. Warner u
TO RENT-Good l6-room hotel partly
furnished IN the town of Alvin. Bra
2oria county. situA'cd near depot good
location Tor II first-cbasSs hotel Address
BOX G. ALVIN. Texas. II
FOR RENT Pretty two-etorv house, sew
en rooms all modern convenieDces close
in. 1915 Texas avenue. Applv Iils. next
4.or. 70 Mrs z. {. Burke, 4 ]"
NICE clean cool rooms. furnished or I'M
furnished. ore block from city market
FREQ bath. Mrs. G. McCarty. S5-sol Prai-
Tie avenue, ~
FURNISHED ROOM for rent, l0it Nc
Kinney aVenuo, southern exposure. new
ly furnished. blth room privileges:
terms reasonable. ~
FOR RENT Seven room furnished house
FOR summer months cheap 10 responsi-
bic party without small children. Applt
7M Walker avenue. IL
FOX kflNi-~tnt ittTNe Ip'UI thllhEs'
sixth ward, six room cottage on Capi-
toll avenue. near new court house. Reps-
dorph Bros, 100 Main. II
FOR RENT Large five room cottage
pantry. ! all and LATTICE porch; two cis,
lerna lhotouEhly renovated: nice ward
and Iavcd street WHITE ne.ghbors. rent
$500 Afrly room .Oo k!am Bullilng. 10
FOR RENT-Scven room house. modern
convanences. walking distance from
capitol hotel corner Travis ana Clay
Apply 1903 Travis, u
OUR rental department Is in charge Of IA
competent man. the list has been re-
vised ana we can please you in a cottage
or residence, make your wants known,
phone SO Nortieet Cooley. II
FOR RENTING fine building. No llj
Main ST.. modern improN ements. 1900
feet OF floor space; satisfactory Leave.
, Apply to Raphael Bros. ---.----..- II
STORAGELaAn1KsSSdmussqa mp n e.. BEST ior
storing Furniture and Merchandise OF
all kinds Peden q Co q
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Pl0TOGRAPHFEs' a snap GIonhd
floor studio IN proper locality; e1nippeu
for ele.e,riu SILVER piinta good trade M
romnntirlon south Vincent, 1905 Dry
nls4 New OrleauE. ~
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YOUNG MAN. colored. wants 10 work for
some good people, willing tn leave city
good recommendation. Address 5S3. this
Dfrcc IL
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YOUNG MAN wants lob as soda water
man, In the State OF city; can give good
reference viii work Tor reasonable
Mages. Adorcss $50. thes otnce. %
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PIANO TEACUER-J, Weiss. teacher OF
PIANO and organ. can accommodate "A
few more pupils during the coming va
cation; instruction after the most ar
proved methods. charges moderate. Au.
dress nr. 1903 TRAVIS street. ~
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FOR RENT Large five room cottage
palgtry, lall and LATTICE porch; two cis-
ierna thoroughly renovated; nice ward
and Iavcd street. whiie ne.ghbors. rent
1890. Al ply room 200, Il am Bnlding. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-15

FOR RENT-Soven room house modern
conVanencts. walking distance from
Capitol hotel corner Travis ana Clay.
Apply 1903 Travis, IL
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-11
ABARBER'S ENTERPRISE
Collected Insurance on the Lives Of
Seven Relatives.
AMONG THEM WE'RE FOUR WIVES


He was About TO Perfect Arrange
meuts to Marry Another when He
was Taken In by the New York Po-
lice as suspicious Person.
New York Dec. 11.-Charles Zanoli,
the barber who on Thursday pleaded
guilty to defrauding an insurance com
pany. and who admitted that since 1888
he had collected insurance on four
wives. one mother-in-law, one daugh-
ter and one employe, was arraigned In
police court again yesterday on the
charge of being suspicious person.
He was remanded until today to give
the detectives on the case time to
thoroughly investigate his record and
ascertain whether the lives Of ell these
people. whose insurance zanoli obtain
ed were lost through natural causes.
The charge made by the insurance COM
pany viii not be pressed until this
curious sequence Of deaths has been
thoroughly explained.
Zanoli was very pale when in court,
but behaved i'm a self possessed way.
He asserts that all the persons on
whose lives he collected insurance died
from natural causes, but admits col
lecting $355 on an insurance policy
taken out i'm his own name after he had
represented to the company that the
death Of an employe named Schmidt
was himself
When zanoli was searched 81 900 in
bills and a bank note with an account
Of $500 in it were found on him. He
also had revolver which he said he
carried to protect himself against some
one who had threatened to kill him.
He refused to tell the name Of this per-
son.
During the day the police accumu-
lated a good deal Of testimony against
Zanoli, which they consider important
Captain McCluskey, the chief Of de-
tectives, stated that he had discovered
a barber who had seen ZanoH giving
wife No a dose of medicine. The
woman died the next day of cerebral
hemorrhage. He also stated that
Zanoli moved a short time ago to an
other locality i'm this city with the in
tention of getting married again. The
woman that Zanoli intended to make
his wife advertised in the papers for
husband, and had an appointment with
Zanoll at his store Thursday evening.
She kept the appointment and found
Zanoli was in Jail The police also
claim that Zanol tried to marry an
other woman recently.
Zanoli told the police that his child.
Lottie, on whose life he collected in
surance died from an injury on the
head resulting from a blow given to
her by his second wife while I'm a fit
Of anger Zanoli stated that his sec
ond wife grieved so much over Lot
ties death that he believed it caused
her own death. ZanoH has continued
to cry ever since he has been locked up.
The bodies of several of the persons
whose lives We're insured in Zanolrs
favor will be eXhumed for the purpose
Of determining, if possible, any ad-
ditional facts concerning causes OF
death
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-11

Three Entire New Trains For Southern
HALLWAY ElorIda servlce.

The Southern Railway win inauguate It's
Florida Limited on January 18th, 1898. The
three trains built for this service arc the
finest that have ever been turned ont by
the Pullman Company. This season
schedule win be the fastest and most con-
venient ever operated between Eastern cities
aud the sorts Of the South. The Florida
Limited will leave Broad street station daily,
except Sunday at 2:36 p. m. and arrive at
Jacksonville at 1.10 p. m. and st, Augustine
2.20 D. m Write to John NJ. Beall District
Passenger Agent, s26 Chestnut street, Phila-
delphia for furtherinfounation and advance
Pullman reservations.
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No Proof Against silver Heels.

Wilmington, N. c., Dec. 1.-THE
schooner Silver Heels has sold and
delivered her cargo Of coal. It is given
out that she has been chartered to take
a cargo of lumber to the West Indies.
The vessel is under strict surveillance
of customs officers, though for want of
positive proof that she has violated the
neutrality laws 1t is thought that no
legal proceedings will at present be in
stituted.
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Consumption Positively Cured

Mr.. Il. b. Greeye, merchant, of Chill
howie, Va, certi6es that he had consumption,
was given up to die, sought all medical treat
ment that money could procure, tried all
cough remedies he could hear of, but got no
relief spent many nights sitting up a chair;
was induced to Try Dr. King New Discovery.
and was cured by use of two bottles. For
past three years has been attending to business
and says DR., Kings New Discovery Is
the grandest remedy ever made, as il has done
so much for him and also for others in hi.
community. DIR, King New Discovery /.
guaranteed for Coughs, Colds and Consump.
ton. It don't fail. Trial bottles free at a.
Wasley's drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-11
WHAI DO NE CHILDREN lRlNK 2

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you tried
the new food drink called Grain-OH It is
delicious and nourishing Snd takes the place
Of coffee The more Grain-O you give the
children the more health you distribute
through their systems. Grain-O is made Of
pure grains, and when properly prepared
tastes like the choice grades of coffee but costs
about / as much. All grocers sell it, 15c and
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-11
A GREAT SURPRISE is IN STORE

for those who will go to-day and got pack
age of GRAIN-O. 1t takes the place of
coffee at about the cost. 1t is food drink
full Of health, and can be given to the
children as well as the adult with great
benefit. 1t is made Of pure grains and looks
and tastes like the finest grades of Mocha or
Java coffee. 1t satisfies everyone. A cup of
Grain-O is better for the system than a
tonic, because its benefit is permanent What
coffee breaks down Gain-O builds up. Ask
your grocer for Grain-O. 15c. and 25c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-11

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery Of the age, pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, act gently and
positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, cure
headache, fever, habitual constipation and
biliousness. Please buy and try box Of
C. G. c. to-day; TO- 25, so cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-11
Emperor williams New Yacht.

London, Dec. 12-The Field yesterday
confirmed the report that Emperor
William has purchased Richard Suy-
dam Palmers steel schooner yacht
Yampa. The Yampa was built at VII
mington, Del. in 1887. She has a tom
mage of 161.SO. is 1856 feet long, q feet
In breadth and has a draught Of IA feet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-11

renee and DR.. Henry Kuegler, both
dentists We're seriously the former
probably fatally, injured by the ex-
plosion of two pounds Of gunpowder
in the laboratory of Dr. Lawrence in
Brooklyn yesterday They We're en-
gagged in filing revolver cartridges
when the explosion occurred.
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FOR ATLANTIr c1rY


Leave Broad street station via Delaware i've,
pridge-EXpress, % p. m daily
Leave Market Street Warf-Erpre,. an
W, W, 90 p. m. Sundays, 45 a -
Naecommodation 30 and 90 d. m
foT cape May Anglesea, wildwood And BsH,
beach sea Isle City, Ocean City, Avalon ana
stone Harbor-Express, 2 90 a. n. Ie9
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HrIflsh- Anvnnce ln -the sondan.

London Dec. u.-According to a dis
patch to The Daily Mail from Cairo 500
British troops win take part in the ad-
vance of the Anglo Egyptian eXpedi-
tion in the Soudan that was postponed
after the capture of Berber last Sep
tember in order to avoid the hot season.