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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-06
HAWAIIAN CABLE COMING /:
New York Company Expects to Begin
Work Soon.

New York Company Expects to Begin
Work Soon.
NEW YORK November PA meet
ing of the Pacific Cable Company of
New York was held today at the Offices
of the Central and South American
Telegraph Company in this city. The
following board of directors was elect
led: J. p Morgan, Edmund l. Baylies,
y. Kennedy Tod, Rear Admiral John
Irwin, United States Navy and James
A. Scrimser. James A. Scrimser was
elected vice president and acting treas
urer.
The company announces that it's pro-
posed cable will connect San Francisco
with the Hawaiian Islands near Homo
lulu. Extensions from the Hawaiian
Islands will be made to Japan and Aus
tralia. 1t is further announced by the
company that the surveys for the cable
between the coast of California and the
Hawaiian Islands are highly satisfac-
! cNAAA6
made for the establishment Of that Sec
ton within 18 months.
Deep sea surveys in the southwestern
Pacific show remarkably even bottom
much more favorable than the older
chart indicated, many supposed shoals
having been expunged from the admir-
atty charts.
The Pacific Cable Company will be
independent of the Mexican Telegraph
Company, the Central and South Am
erican Telegraph Company and the
Western Telegraph Company in its or
ganization, but it is stated that these
organizations will have close business
relations with 1t.
1t will require over 5000 miles of ca
BILE to connect the United States with
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the Hawaiian Islands, Japan, China
and Australia.
After the Marion.

SAN DIEGO, November 24.-Oficers
of the Naval Reserve here deny the re-
port sent to San Francisco from here
that the United States steamer Marion
is too large to be handled here and that
the local militia did not want the ves-
sci. Naval officers here say they are
entitled to 105 men in the company and
are abundantly able to handle the Ma
rion, and they want her. They guar
antee to bring her down IL allowed to
do so.
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Mail Service to Australia.

WELLINGTON. (New Zealand), No
vember 24.-The Premier, Richard John
Sedden, has proposed to subsidixe an
alternate fortnightly mail service be-
tween Wellington and San Francisco
and Vancouver, B. c.. passage from
Wellington to San Francico not to ex-
|ceed 10 days and passage between Well
ington and Vancouver not to exceed
81 days.
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MUSIC SCHOOL.

Plano, Voice Production, Singing
and Harmony.
All piano pupils are instructed in
harmony, and especial attention is
paid to muscular control and musical
analysis.
Love Bldg, Fort St. E. COOK.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-02

$40 acres here. - busily engaged In making
improvements. He has force OF men at
work fencing In his property and gang Of
carpenters WILL this week. begin the erec-
tion Of neat cottage In an oak grove.
which will IN future be known ~ johnson
Grove.
s. q. Hall will begin building q cottage
on his farm near town this week.
Considerable interest IL manifested here
In the vegetable and flower show at Hous-
ton In December, and Webster display
Ia among the probabilities.
number Of horses have died here from
the prevailing epidemic.
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Victoria Locals.

Victoria. Texas. November 1.-Mr. NJ.
H.. Haskell. who was injured near Keeran
Saturday night by a fall from the freight
train, lis getting along all right, and will
be out In few days.
The management Of the Southwest Texas
Fair association is very much encouraged
over the assistance 1t Is receiving from all
sides in the effort to make this years af-
fair eclipse all previous efforts. A one
fare rate has been given by the San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass railway and Hous-
ton and Texas Central and the Santa Fe
has gwen a enc and one third FIRE rate
up to Rosenberg in connection with one
fare from there.
The AL G.. Fields Ministries will open
the theatrical season here tomorrow night,
and the advance sales Indicate that they
will have their usual large patronage.
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Plended Guilty Of Burwlary.

Wharton, Texas. November The GRIM
inal docket was taken up thia morning.
The first case was State w. jacob Kuba;
the defendant pleaded guilty: verdict two
years In the penitentiary. It will be re-
membered that Kuba, last September, bur-
CARRIED the saloon Of James Neal In East
Bernard, tapping the till. He was arrest
ed next day and confessed the crime.
Major Scott Porter, the land man of the
nourishing village OF FL Campo, with Mr.,
Norclins, heavy merchant at that place,
are in this city on business before the
courts. From these gentlemen The Post
correspondent learns that Notwithstanding
epidemlcs, rumors Of war. quarantine, ETC.,
Ell Campo's section is flourisbing. Their
estimate Is that the number OF cultivated
acres will be fully trebled next year. That
settlers are constantly coming In with Q
prospect of a steady flow on this time.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

PENITENTfARY REEF CONTitACT--
l.. Sealed proposals. are invited for fur.
nishing beef at both Rusk and Hunts
Vile penitentiarics for twelve months
from the list day OF January. 1898. TO the
is, day OF January, lsa9
particular, we'll slaughtered and cloanly
handled. and delivered within the walls
OF the pcnitentiaries IN such quantities
and at such times as the steward may
8, The beef furnished In months At
january, February, March, April, No.
vsnbor aud December must be first.
and October must be the best the market
affords of iwnge-fed becf. 4,
inferior or unsound beef that may be Of.
fered for delivery; bidders Will state for
how mach per pound they Will furnish,
PAY, paymenis % be made On the frs, DAY o.
tho previous month. ON accounts ap-
6. An bidders viii accompany their bids
with a bond Of $500. with two or moro
good suretes, conditioned that they VIII
enter Into u contract and give n bond In
the sum OF 5000 forthe faithful performs
g. All bids must be sealed ard inaorsca
on the back proposals TO furnish fresh
beef for Huntsville or Rusk peniten-
tiary" (as the case may BED All bida
must be addressed to me at Huntsville.
Monday. November s. at ~ o'clock a. m.
I. reserve the right to reject any or
all bids that may be offered.
Financial Agent Texas State Penitentia.
rios.
Huntsville, Texas. October 49, 1891.
NOTICE TO CONTEMPORARIES will
be received by the undersigned for tho
construction OF u roadway on Washing
ton road from the city limits OF Houston
TO tho shell road, and for three miles pe.
yond the west end OF the gravel road AZ
Brunner--the foregoing designated as
new. work--and for the repairing OF tho
sholl road from Chaneyvile TO Houston
Heiahts boulevard, designated az repair
work. Separate bids will be received for
the new work and repair work, Each bid
to be accompanied by certified local
check, payable TO the order OF the coun-
" fudge, for the sum OF $500 on the new
work and $3.50 on the repair work; thc
successful BIDDER to furnish satisfac-
tory bond In the sum OF 5000 on the new
work and 1900 on the repair work, pay
able In each insfhrce 10 the county
Judge and has SUCCESSORS in office, con-
dtiorcd for the faithful performance OF
the work. The wofS In each Instance
will be paid for by warrants issued
against the first available special road
and bridge funds. Specifications and all
necessary Information for examination
by bidders In the county surveyors Of
nee Bids 10 be submitted by or before 10
O'Clock noon on Monday. NovVnber ..
1%7, Right reserved 10 reject Any ana
all bids. ~ w. n, shaw.
lib County Judge Harris County.
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Prohibition victory.

Wolfe City. Texas, November Tho
election on local option in this precinct
Saturday was another victory for prohibi-
ton. Every box in the precinct gave a
good majority for prohibition. This is the
fourth time In succession that every box
in the precinct has given majority for
prohibitio
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, November 1.-Butter steady:
creamery 15I2S; DAIRY 12nN. Cheese Quiet
Si9. Eggs firm; fresh 15qll5l2.
New York November Eggs steady
receipts Is3S packages: State and Pennsyi-
vaffia 16d20le: Western iS1s.
Kansas City, November 1-Butter
strong creamery 2lq23: dairy 15@2l. EGGS
firm, 13d13ia
st. Louis, November 1.-Butter-Crear m.
cry, 19ls@2t dairy, 12Qo0. Eggs-Better
13k.
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Fifth sunday Meeting.

Lexington. Texas. November 1.-The
fifth Sunday meeting Of the Western
Branch association Of the Baptist church
met here yesterday, Rev. Frank Leake
presiding. The meeting was we'll attend
ed by visiting delegates. The association
accepted an invitation by Mr. ]. G. Hills
man to name Ledbetter as place for the
next meeting.
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/ Tfansnction..

hs. November Three
rere contaminated here
LEGAL commission men,
leSouth Texas stock
md are now on the
paid were private. as
ers and sellers.
e. a prominent cattle
81 Kan, was here this
Roswell, n. NJ, to &C.
bunch of 1000 steers
u! through a Fort Worth
we're to be shipped
account of the re-
pthwestern Traffic as
the feed In transit
hber Is, he has some
he will ship out OF
has been on trial in
harged with forgery
sentenced to three
lSentiary, Piper forged
tEEinters to a SIS check
pmas Presnall Febru-
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lEEN HAS TO SAY.
y Republican Chairmen
(lcises the Other.
WARRANTED IN SAYING"
| Administratlon Doesn't
y Favor ON lsr. GRANTS
|s-Boost for DraSs.

OCtOUCi w. oPCNta& ~ 80
Yes, / have read with much
rants four-column eyplana-
In The Houston Post re-
Chairman 4. II. r. Green to
bspondent, land l must con-
mind his explanation does
much deplorc DR.. Grants
/ to create a divieion In our
j, and l feel warranted In
be administration does not
oval on the doctors action.
eting Of the State executive
regular In every form and
the business before us was
perfect harmony. And over
e duly and regularly elect
en were with the State or
b true seven OF the thirty
ceded and held a love feast
|ver which DIR. Grant pre-
words, the doctor presided
Endorsed their action. The
hat he Is now the regular
lr State chairman Of The
In Texas is really anus
her case OF the tailors OF
statement in the Doctors
Fhich l desire 10 call at
his: Green is anti-Mc-
Ing his best to disrupt the
IN in the state. How re-
is. am ti-McKinley!
hext breath the doctor says
nomination for the office
ban. Charging that ! am
isn't it a little singular
ventfon. which was unani-
worthy president, should
bairman an anti Mckinley
doctor, who controlled the
e said he did, placed in an
kition, TO say the least, to
n, and then make the nom-
bus. a man who was, ac-
I'm statement. so thorough
ard who was so bent on
(rty organization? 1t seems
could not have been sin
)sed love for the president
bis power, as he says, to
4 Mckinley man, as he
tate chairman. l think
Zee with me that the doc
off at the breech."
been unable to discover
publican In Texas. save,
ointed office seeker, who
to make ON the repub-
excepting DR.. Grant.
thing personal with the
K deserves credit for what
But when it comes to the
ZEN who got out and hus-
who carried the convene
Mckinley, it should not
4 there were others MSide
| Drake, as much s/any
work. And, according TO
the doctor took credit
ccomplished. The presi-
Mark Hanna know the
III give credit to whom
let me say that DR..
|ain why he selected. as
Mckinley man for State
could. as he says, have
hl Mckinley man, as he
ink 1t will strike the av-
Grants Imagination has
him.
n order for the doctor to
lunius explaining his ex-
IT, would lend additional
furnish Il diagram.
r}eclHanna returns from
oao.eonference with the
feSsA situation. and the
erenee will be the APP
lbsi Of Texans who have
IS bench for the past six
bstieved that among the
Twill be announced will
| reign service. The Lone
honored with a good
Several first-c'ass con-
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FINANCIAL.

$500 TO LOAN on city realty in sums not
less than 500, Address r. O. BOX i2G, 3
MONEY TO LOAN on old line Insurance.
policies ct low rate interest: quick dis
patch. J. o. Ross & Co.. Moore-Burnett
building. &
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-02

HOUSTON SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WRITING SCHOOL. Mason Block, Miss
Alice r. Harper. principal II sou are
ambitious and will work hard, We want
you to take business training course
with us. u
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abcr 1.-The candi-
Eiil be in excess o!
OF them are feeling
Constituents alread,
the present mem :
from this county,
or the State senate
e Is competent and
the Endorsement OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-02

STENOGRAPHER of years OF experience
wishes position; has thorough business
education and can perform clerical work
IN connection with stsaography, no OBJ
lection to leaving city. Address 1878 this
office. A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-02

ARE YoU READY?--Yes, to dye. clean.
alter. repair ladies', gents garments of
every description. Fernandez c. o. D..
Partisan Steam Dye Works. 6i5 Travis.
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Ir killed..

hher LA special to
hw Mo-, says Emory
Moore. a neighboring
weive miles south OF
pf bncEshot into his
together with his
Himself in his housa
a not b. taken alive.
the men grew out Of
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HIDES. TALLow AND nrEswAx.
THE wooi. MARKEr

Prices pr I'd by houston dealers
Twelve months. medium ..........lo G13
Twelve months, fine. ........... @10
BURY -. ............ ............. 51SQp ~
Six months. 1d2. less.
st. Louis. November 1.--Wool steady;
htavy fine dull: heavy comb,ng Missouri
an6 Illinois 1921: KANSAS and Nebraska
l0@l9la; Texas 10ai9; Territory l0ul9.
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WANTED TO BUY.

TO NEWSPAPER owNERS-An all
around newspaper man wants 10 lease
or buy a weekly paper; references ex-
changed pending Negotiations. Address
b. this office
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sition as coachman or h1stler. Can do
other work about promises. Address
1874 this office. 4
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WANTED sttiiataa1 by a eolorei man to
cook for small family. 8. wocd. ISIS
Franklin
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femher !. Theirs
our little city yes
l OF the brides par
Miss Della Lewis.
4. Robert Jones hi
ones, TO Mr.. NJ. T..
Mr.. w. II. Grigshy
N, was married 10
pis former wife.
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EYE. Ear, Nose and Throat--,Dr. Il. s.
He!sle rooms and 5. Telephone briid-
Ing. corner Prairie avenue and Fann-n
street. Houston, Texas. Telephone isi.
n
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AN Al COOK and baker. German. not
afraid of facing ne Turk wants situatson
ON sugar plantation Nv ISouls.ana for
the season: telegraph offers. Address
1906 this office. 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-02

If YOU want a thorough knowledge Of
all those branches which SO to make IN
n practical business education, you
shCuld enter the English department. of
the Houston Shorthand and Typewtiting
School, 400 Mason block. The course In
ciudes either shorthand or typewriting
Frae nj charge II
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A NEAT German girl OF IL would laso
a place TO do hsusewiork. Address ~.
H.. this office. A
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WANTED--Wth pay highest price for
your second hl.ssa gentlemen's clothing,
ETC.: write me a postal ami ] viii call,
A. Zuber, 5O2 Milan street.
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER
Mrs Black tells everything, 25c, 5c. 81;
removes troubles, unltes separated
charms for luck. ETC.: aol6 Preston ave-
nue.: also by NAL.
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,uMB An
TUT

DsrcnltHr,
lS9S, 10 be-
Institute 4
80 barn
\ ntiachcdl;
Is bacon &
l6peass i@
avy lra.n!s,i
Arrel grits;y
~ iRunuS
gross, soda n
1t; sacks 1
ing powder
aporated an
eacsies, y \
boxes cli,1@i
dl 5 csses'
ntoes tcarnl
ID syrup; 4
incgtr tapplt
boxes soap
wood tl-i y
chichester,
,dsr-2 don
white BLAIR
Sheeting; y
3 dozen
cached drill
oils cotton
cling: > dc
ok, ? bolts
a MA ux<r
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HIGHEST price ever paid for second
hand clothing, shoes. hats. viii be pail
from II. Haas. 1906 Congress avenue.
Send pSStal for cali. S
wANTED-For cash, at a bargain. one
IN ali lot. Is to 90 feet frontage. Third
or Fourth ward r. T. Jones. 2os Milan.
city.
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oXYDoNoR, "vIcToRY"-I am the ex.
elusive dealer tor Houston and Calves
ton; No. !. thirteen dollars, No. 2, taer-
ty.three j. j. Fendley. GLE Caroline
street. =
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NlANTED--A woman to COCK aud assist
In housework for small family; must
have grod references. Apply at No. Sll
Mckinney avenue.
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ALL ROUND COOK and pastry cook
| wants a situation, town or country. IIn-
| tel, camp or restaurant. GERMANY Ad-
| dress lSuS. this office. )
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r. II. STERRETT. contractor and build
err: r.le driving and bridge work; house
repairing or moving buildings com
plcte also fences or house repairing
drop me postal; asl7 Baldwin. corner
Trrn avenue 8
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WANTEp--,A situation as gardener and
nurseryman; understand grating ana
heading or anything IN the garden line
Address Geardy. care this Office 3
SITUATION WANTED - BY young
Swede TO do work around the house and
TO take care Of horses. Address ~ G.,
this rffiee p
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A gardener wanted at l70i
RusjS- avenue; fsone but nrst-class gar
dener need apply.
WANTED--A woman to do cooking and
washing for a family of three; can fur
alish home. Apply 1903 McGowen avenue,
ri Z
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JOB pRINTING--We do IL; get our rricen.
WRITE for our special prices on printed
envelopes Blank books % per cent
cheaper than others. ]. J. Pastorizn
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements in Office OIL Ile
Post for week ending Saturday. Oct"per
iiTs: a. r. CD: b. d. ca; c. X. @. ilot!,
1923 %; 5o4 90, Drugs. q; iiys Ivy;
1iU7 e.: II. A. p. 1906 1888 l2s); 1ls1; J ~, ;
Klndness; 1881; 1911; lliO: 1871; iff.
1872 (3). Mrs. Z. Reele 60; seamstress;
s. 60 1895; 1920 10; 1896; 1872; w. y CD'
Worthy Lady ~; 1888; 1913; llss %
THE old reliable Houston Steam Carpet
Cleaning Works renovates Carpets.
Crumb Cloths, Rugs. Feathers and Mat
trtsses upholstering ard furniture re-
pairing. Gilt edge references. Henry
Tonndorf. corner Smith and Mckinney:
Ihnpa e(2
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A YOUNG married man wants TO farm
on shares. or will take charge OF a gin or
mill: well experienced In machinery. j.
w. Floyd. conner 44th aud avenue l.. CAL
weston, Texas. z
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FINE thoroughbred Jersey Cow with
third calf, fine butter maker, very kind
I cara gentle; wns exhibited at Dallas fait
from lSenhucky: n beauty: price SlN
J. o. Il. cars Cnrmopa. Texas T.. w,
Btazelton. GarmonA. Texas. ll-6
FOR SALE-i00 head good we'll bred fat
3-ycar.old mules. price $500 per head
also any number OF horses and mares,
and some fne farm and ranches. Don't
write. bu, come and see l.. C. Dupree,
San Angelo. Texas. lie
MILLER BRASS WORKS. No. 1905 Run
nels street. is now prepared to do all
Kinds OF brass. aluminium and phosphor
bronze casting fnn work solicited, also
model and pattern work II
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BOY wants to work In n store or learn
trade Address llN. this office. .
| EXPERT railroad and commercial stem
cerapher desires position: unexcoptioL-
able reference: competent TO hanS.le any
class OF correspondence Address "Abil-
ity." this Office 5
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WANTED-5cO or more daily customers
to use Palo Pinto Mineral water; the
in the South. Call or address Minera.
Wells Agency, branch office No. so9,s
Pre- ston avenue. Seaman building. Hous-
ton Texas. Hinote & James, sole au..
thorized agents.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--Thrce or four nice rooms
gas hot and cold bath, all connected
two crates nice ne.ghborhood, 20 couple
without children, for light housekeeping
references 100 Milan.
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WANTED--Positio as travelling sales
man for some reliable wholesale house;
Texas house preferred; references FUR
nished. Address w S.. box IA. Spurger.
T.Na
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cook IN private family, or no objection
to do chamber work In boarding house.
2iOS Congress- street 2
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TWO Danish girls want position to do
cooking and housework. Address lli2
this office. .
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YADIEsi Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills
pIs~snd b,,ad are the ess p. ts:.r GUAR s: Rs
@ L, cSichs.. .' csssnsis st e.. ,laaa. p.
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WANTEiD--WhSte woman to do general
housework for small family. must
come we. recommended: good wages
paid. Call at zoe Hamilton street. corner
(yapttsl = 4
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YOUNG lady wishes position to teacn IL
n private family will teach the English
branches. music and French; the very
best references gwen and required. Adj
dress at once Box CO. Cuero, Dewitt,
county Texas. B
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POSITION by man with successful ex-
trade including manufacturing, as man
agcr. accountant and working foreman
work at anything; low salary. MS, this
office 2
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WRITING SCHOOL. Mason Block. Miss
Alice II. Harper principal, ff you are
ambitious md viii work hard. we want
yor to take business training course
with US. II