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The Irish standard., 1897-10-16
PROBATE NO'rICE

PROBATE NOTICE.
State OF Minnesota, County OF Iionnopin-
Probate Court
III the matte of the estate Of Patrick Gro
min. deceased
Onrcading and Hing tho final account OF the
administrator or tho estate of said do
ccnsed and his petition praying for the all low
nnce of said account and for decree assign
Ing the residue of said estate to the peis ms
by law entitled to the same:
tits ordered, That said petition be heard at
Il spnciml term OF this Court to he held ut the
Court liou in tho City of Minneapolis IN
said County, ON Monday, th'.h,!. day Of Nov
cmber. 1890, at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon; and
tn notice OF such hearing DO given to ali
pcrsons interested by publishing this order
at least once In each week. for three SUCCESS
i've weeks prior to snid day of hearing In the
Irish Standard. IL news paper printed and
published in said county.
Dated at Minneapolis this 18th day OF Oct.
ODer, 1897.
by tho Court. %. HARVEY,
Judge OF Probate.
JOHN j. MCIIALE,
Attorney for Admin stratOr.
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Business Personals.

Chris A. Gallagher. counselor at law,
401-403 Guaranty Loan Building.
]. F. Mccarthy, we'll contractor. Es-
Inmates furnished on application. 209
Central avenue.
MCGOWAN & Mahoneys fire Insurance
real estate, loans. 125 Central avenue,
telephone 1891.
John J. McHale and Ace p. Abell law
yers, 301-3O2 Bank of Commerce Build.
ing.
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Menomine pressed brick and white
stone. The towers are one hundred
feet high, surmountel by plain golden
crosses. Over the entrance will stand
a life-size bronze statue OF st. Anthony.
All of the interior finish including pews
is Of antique oak. The sanctuary is
thirty-six feet by twenty-five. Tho
seating capacity of the church is about
eleven hundred. A large vcstry con-
meets with the sanctuary which will be
used as a winter chapel. The stained
glass windows donated by the societies
and members of the parish are specially
beautiful. The total cost OF the inn
provements is about fourteen thousand
dollars, most of which has been al
ready subscribed by the generous heart
ed people CT the parish.
OF the fourteen windows. five arc
gifts Of the parochia societies, viz,
Div. No. 3, A. 0. H., ST. Anthony r. A.,
Crusaders T.. A., Rosary and Sodality
societies. The nine others are memorial
windows, the gifts Of Joseph McCartn,
john r. MCGOWAN, Mrs. James Hughes
Mrs. Il. A. Cramsic, Miss Bridget Muir
name, Rev. J. Harrington, the Misses
Cronin, Patrick DAILY, and the daughters
Of the late Richard Corey.
OLD SETTLERS or ST. ANTHONY.
This; imperfect and hurricdly- written
sketch will close with names of pio-
neers who gave cash, material and la
hor in the erection OF the old stone
church Of st. Anthony of Padua Some
arc yet living and many are long since
dead. OF those remaining may be men
iioEed: John Walsh. Dan Hayes, Will
liam and Joseph Hoy, r. M. Bohan,
timothy kinnain, John Burke, Patrick
Hanlcy, Jerry Ca1laghan, James Rice,
Dan Leo, Edward Conery, John Hayes,
John Lafferty, Martin Ring, William
Fewer, Michael and Philip MCGOWAN,
James Grove (noW a Southtown grocer) i,
William Dunn, James Brown, Michael
Moore, Patrick Quinn, VIM. Daley,
John Clarity, Thos. Gaffncy. owen Kc-
gan, John Fewer, Denis O'Brien and
John McAuliff
Among the dead are Ed. A. Cramsic
Michael Hoy, Andrew Bradley, Richard
Corey, Daniel Dusan., James Mccarthy,
Thos. MCGOWAN, John Ki]lelea, James
White. John Hea ~, Denis @. IIealy,
Thos. Hcaly. Patrick Carey, Maurice
DAILY, Michael Daley, Jas. Mulligan,
Hugh Byrnes. VIM. Byrncs, Thomas
Byrnes, John sommcpst Paul sommcrs,
Peter Curley, Thomas Fewer, John
Doyle, James Hughes and Richard
Wren.
FIRST CHOIR.
The first choir in St. Anthony was
organized in 1859 by DR.. Dibb, deceased.
The first organist was Sister Ignatius,
and Peter Thielen acted in that capacity
for several years up to 1871. The first
choir consisted OF the following: Mrs.
Dibb, Mrs. Ann Byrnes, Mrs. Richard
Fewer and John Healy They sang in
the frame church and subsequently IN
the stone edifice.
FIRST TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
The first temperance society in st.
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Mendoza, the Oldest town in the state,
purchased the site upon which the
church and other parochial buildings
now stand. In 1849 small frame
church was erected and named in honor
of St. Anthony of Padua, the patron
saint of the expedition led by Father
Louis Hennepin to the great cataract
which he named the Falls Of St. An
thcny. That was in 1850 when the Fran
ciscan priest Of the Recollect order en-
graved the cross and the arms Of
France on tree near the falls. The
adventurous Frenchman spent the sum-
mer rambling through the wilds OF
Minnesota and for short period was
in captivity among the Sioux. from
which he was rescued by the brave
French officer, Daniel Duluth, after
whom the city at the head of Lake
Superior is called, aud who is recognize
ed as the real dscoverer of Minnesota.
Ii will be seen ti,at more than $50
years had elapsed from the Gays of lTr.
Hennepin to the erection of the little
wooden church of St. Anthony.
The first resident pastor was Father
Ledon, who assumed charge in 1851. He
was also a Frenchman and came to the
upper Mississippi country at the invita-
tino of Bishop Loras of Dubuque. lie
remained four years, during which he
displayed great zeal in the cause Of
religion and endeared himself to the
early Inhabitants. He WAS a man of
fine scholarship ana exemplary piety,
farfamed as spiritual advisor and cs-
teemed by all as model priest
He was succeeded in 1855 by Father
Fayolle his college associate. lie it
was who commenced the erection Of
the old stone church which has recently
been renewed and renovated, both in
side and outside. The dimensions we're
65x140 feet, which have remained un-
changed by the later improvement.
The next pastor was Father John Nc
Dermott, who arrived in 1860 and off,
ciated until 1866. He completed the
building started by his predecessor, be-
sides erecting parochial school, the
first in the CITY,
He was succeeded by Father Tissat,
native of France, who had served for
eight years previously az missionary
priest in the then extensive territory
Of Wabasha Goodhue and Dakota coun-
ties. He erected the parochial resi-
dence now occupied by the present pas
tor, enlarged the school so as to &C.
commodate as many us $50 pupils, and
was assiduous in the promotion OF re-
ligion and education. For twenty-five
years-from 1866 to 1888-Fr. Tissot,
acted as pastor Of st. Anthony Of Pa
Qua. when growing feeble from age ald
worn out from the effects of hardshps
in pioneer days he resigned the pastor
ate and retired to the Dominican con-
vent in South Minneapolis to spend the
remainder of his life in meditation,
prayer and study. There he remained
until God called him to better world.
The present pastor. Fr. Games O'Reil
ly, deserves brief mcnticn. He was
ordained at All Hallows College, Dublin,
in 1882, Scr the American mission, and
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IsOsy's This!

EOyy'H This!
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case. Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have kno.Nl F.
]. Cheney for the last IS years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, 0.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, act directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price Csc. per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
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MORTGAGE F'ORt,t,i.Ds;rRE. SALE.
of a certain mortgage executed by John
NJ. SkaE,l tunmHrr.,dJ. t" Isaac Atwnter.
ana dated August H. 1892. and recorded in
the nfiic" of the register Of deeds in Hen
n"pn county. stale of Minnesota. on tho
I'd day uf September. iS.!. in Book 3S5. OF
Mortgages on page -. III. premises de-
Scrbcn in said mortgage arr as follows
viz.
lot number fourteen III, in l.OtkWOod'S
Subdivision in block number thirteen Q3),
of Murpny's Addition 10 Minneapolis, ac-
cnrding to "A map or Ia. Of said sub
division uml of said addition ON file or Of
record In the office of the register OF deeds
III and for iIcnn"pin county aforesaid.
There Is due at In. date hereof on said
mortgage the sum .. nine hundred and
forty-sx dollars t$3lG.JW a?d no action at
law or otherwise has been instituted to
collect said sum or ivy part thereof.
Therefore, notice is hc"cny given that
by virtue Of the power of sale In said
mortgage contained aud OF the statute in
such case made ind provided. said mort
gage Will he forec.os,d and the premises
therein described VIII be sold at public
auction for cash to tn. hgi;cS. bidder at
the front door of the court house on
Fourth street. in M.nn",n,:lis. Henrepn
county. aforesaid. on Tuesday, the 23d day
Of November. 1897 at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon. to satisfy said mortgage debt and
tif:y dollars as attorneys fees. and dis
bursements allowed by law.
October Slh. 1856
j. Is. ATWATER. ISAAC ATWATER,
Attorney for Mortgagec. Mortgage.
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with Martin Ring as president Ed
L!nehan as secretary, and John Foley
as treasurer. The acorn planted by
them has grown into a mighty oak
with luxuriant spreading branches
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STATE, sOF MlNNr,SOTA COUNTY or
Hcnnepln-Distrct Court, Fourth Judi
cial District.
In the matter of the assignment of Pat
rick II. Hoy and John J. Wren, partners
as Hoy Il Wren nSolvcnts.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
an order of the Court in the above entitled
matter. duly made and filed on the 18th
day of October. 1897. the undersigned WAS
authorized to advertise for sale all the
property of said lnsulvcnts. consisting OF Il
small stock of plumbing and gas fitting
goods and supplies. also the unoollrrtcd
book accounts of said insorrn;s. and also
two lots situated in llcnncpin County. de-
scrlbed at Lot 5 In Novels Subdivision Of
Block in Cutters Addition to Mime"
apolis. and Lot 1, Block A. in Monroe
Street Addition to Minneapolis.
Bids will he received for all of said
book accounts. or real estate S"uaratrly.
up to ~ O'Clock noon Friday, October .!ih.
1897: all bids must Ne accompanied by II
certified check or cash Cor ut Least -
per cent of the amount bid. The right Is
reserved to reject any or all bids. All
bids will hr submitted To the court at ~
special term To he held at the Court
House in the City of Minneapolis. County
and State afrr, said. ON Saturday, the Both
day of October. 1891, at Q Il. m. or soon
thereafter as said matter can he heard.
All persons desiring to examine said
assets or to obtain any Information in re-
gard to same may apply To the under
signed.
Dated October Is. 1897.
JOHN j. M'ilAl4t. Assignee.
%o1 and 30. Bank of Commerce Building
Minneapolis. Minnesota.
Nj. G.. BRADY. Attorney fer Assignee
Cos Tempt" Court. Minneapolis. MINI.
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PROBATE SJTICiI

PROBATE S:JTICh.
State of Minnesota. County OF Henncpln-
PrObat curt.
II, t,u matter of tho estate OF Thomas Tracy
decenSeu.
On reaiiDg and filing the petition of Mich
nei Tracy OF Minneapolis. HcEncpin county.
Minnesota. reprcs, ntyig that ! hOmas Tracy
has lately died iniestate. IL resident and in
hnbi tanL OF the county of iien.cpin and state
OF Minnesota leaving goods. chnLtels and cs-
tate within thi, county and praying that i'd
minlstratiOn Of his estate be TO suld Michael
Tracy granted.
II IS ordered, that said petition be heard at
n special term Of this Court. to DO held ut the
Court House in tho City OF Minneapolis, in
the said county. on Mondny. the eth day OF
Novomllor. 1897. ut 10 O'Clock In tho forenoon;
and that no, ice of such nearing be givon to I'LL
persons In terested, by publishing tris order
1T least once in each week for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hear. ng. In the Irish
Standard newsp per prln.ed and PUBLISHED
in said county.
Dated at Minneapolis this 18th day of o.
tober. 1897.
BY tho Court: F. O. HARVEY, 4
Judge OF Probatf
JOHN J. MCHALE. Il u
Attorney for Petitioner: ~
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SHERIFF"S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
UNDER JUDGMENT OF FORECLOS-

State OF Minnesota-County Of Hennepin-
ss-District Court-Fourth Judicial District
James Stubbards and Mary Stubbards.
Plaintiffs. vs. John l.. Smith. as receiver
OF the Henncpin County Catholic Building
and Loan Association. and the Hennepin
County Catholic Building and Loan Asso-
citation, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue of a Judgment and decree entered
| in the above entitled action on the twenty
fourth day Of September. 1897 a certified
transcript OF which as been delivered to
me. I. the undersigned, sheriff OF said
Hennepin County. will sell at public auc-
ton. to the highest bidder. for cash. on
Monday. the twenty-second day OF NOvem-
Der. 1897. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at
the main front entrance. OH Fourth street.
of the Court House. In the City of Mime
apolis. In said county. In one parcel, the
premises and real estate described In said
Judgment and Decree :o-wit: All that tract
or parcel OF land lying and being in the
County OF Henncpin. and State of Minnc-
sota described az follows. to-wlt: That
part Of lots five G) and six (6). block nine
teen Qs), in Bottine,u's Addition to ST.
Anthony. described as beginning In said
block nineteen 90 at the point OF inter-
section Of Seventh avenue northeast and
Ramsey street; thence running southeast
| along tho southwest boundary line OF
Ramsey street 81 feet: thence, at right
angles southwest 80 feet: thence at right
angles northwest 81 feet to said Seventh
avenue: thence at right angles northeast
along the southeast boundary line OF sad
+ Seventh avenue 80 feet II point of begin
| ming. all according to the plat thereof Of
record inthe office of the Register OF Deeds
In and for said Hennepn County. Minne-
! sofa.
| Dated October g. 1897.
ALONTO PHILLIPS,
Sheriff OF Hcnnepin County.
| By j. o. DAVIS
Deputy.
c. S. JliLLEY. Attorney for Defendant.
John l.. Smith. as receiver OF the Henne-
pin County Catholic Building and Loan
| Association.
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JUST ARRIvED-New crop turnin ...a
new rye new barley. miilet sorghn,r,
descr ralt garden ana tieli seeds OF every
factory nrice Hall Hn'iov boxes and baskets.
TTsmm'ssion Co.. 22i Elm street. Dal las
q
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I. IL, WIENER. Lawyer. any, Main. Fox
bn1ding; general practice, Je parle
Francats. lch SpNuhe Deutsch liablo
Fsnannl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SOCIAL DEMOCRACY No. / of Houston.
msAas meets every second and fourth
Thursday OF each month In Union Mems
nan: persons desiroeis of contributing to
me colonization fund. send same to L.
NJ box i35. Houston, Texas.
ATTENTION. Policy Holders-Persons
having paid three yearly premiums on
HE insurance to New York State com
panies. their policies now Standing for
Ie;ted OF surrendered can..recover pre-
miums or redeem. For particulars en-
close. stamp. Address T.. X. Ellis. room
NO ]. French building San Antonio.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-The butchers
o. Houston will close their markets
sunday on and after November j 50
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YOUNG GERMAN wishes work around
house, care horse, carriage; can milk
care of garden; good references. Adj
dress 1899, this office 25
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WANTED-Position by machinist and en-
gneer; willing to take anything; good
references. Address 1885, this office %
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position to cook on private
car or boarding house by good clean,
Address Stephen D. Brown, 600 Broad
way street. %
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"nXYpONORS" bought from me or my
agents. onttle the purchaser 70 special
Instruction free. Dr. Arha.d, AlooM-
Burnett building. q
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WANTED-By a young man, a situation
in some store; have had some expert
ence in drugs: will work cheap: can fur
nish he best of references. Apply 116i.
this office. 25
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by young, refined,
educated widow lady as companion gov
erness or superintend widower's home
no objection to country; terms very rea-
sonable Address Mrs Il. Reede, general
delivery "a
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New Fall Silks.
or marvellous beauty--.rlch and
chaste designs and charming CONF
binatlons at prices that will cause
YOU to buy them on sight.

H-jncf Roman Stripe Habutai Wash Silks n
4 In good desirable combinations; $i.W IL III
the regular price, exceptional value mt ".
(yard) .s.s....s.s..'...'''''
2i-irch All Pure sink Figured Taffeta p,
Silks. In Bl,rcs, Browns, Reds, Casters, A|
ETC.. etc.. you would have TO pay donble "
our price elsewhere; only yard. .........
1s-anch All Pure Silk Black Brocade Gros p
Grain Silks, new and elegant designs; ~
other stores ask 75c for them; Monday ~
ur (yar0) ...............'.''.'.'.''
Closed out a manufacturers stock of ~
inch heavy All SILK Domestic Brocaded
Taffetas. In n great variety of patterns, 2
every desirable combination, beautiful ~
two and three toned effects; 75c Is the -
regular price; great bargain at (yard).
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-lOne nice 5c.s :.
Franklin street, near press
Mrs. ]. Il. Bell, No. IYcs Ts1e
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER
Mrs, Black tolls everything. &c. sic. 81:
removes troubles, unites separated.
charms for luck, etc, 20lo Preston ave
niue. also by mall rs
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FURNISHED room. IN rr;,,.s. ]. i.
modern improvements. All,
Crawford street. xpV
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PERSONAL.

your Lusts. ladies'. to ~
inches, at hcota, with Or. Ccnways
Eust Taboids. At tt.ihng cost $1,000 FOR
past Ii years prove It's permanont seal-
ed facts la stamps Conway Speclnc
Gu, . Park Square, Boston. Mass. "a
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WANTED--A position In office or store,
willing to work; can give good recon-
mendation. Address iii, this office 25
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WAN1ED-By young married man, posi-
tor OF any kind good business nler of
experience; wages no objsct. Address
*. G.. NJ, this office %
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We hhE uoinS a general real estate and
rental bus ness. list your propertv win
U.S. Cameron & Moore soi KAN builG.
a.
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STBNOGRAPHER of large experience In
legal hne wishes position in law office,
where he can read law; salary nominal.
Address Postmaster, Anderson, Texas.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by Il good, sober
young man, willing TO do any kind of
honest work; in or out Of city. Address
1l06. this Office %
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MANIFESTATION in private family by
colored woman to cook and nurse. APP
ply at room in yard, Ala Washington
street %
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ADtES--Try HyStenic Hair Tonic FOR
asiiHrru, falling out of the hair ana
naldheSs; every bottlo guaranteed; ele-
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hairdr, ssang, lycing, bleaching mani
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merit, ETC. at lowest prices; Hygiene
skii, Beauuifier permanently removes
trsekles. tan, moth. liver spots. etc: no
puiN nor Indication OF Its use as In old
s ss bleaches. Miss Clark's Pariors.
We a2a Mason building. ..
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MISREPRESENTATION of any kind by a
young. well educated man; perfect book
keeper and corresponding clerk English
and German; best references. Address
1l05, this office. 25
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WANTED--Position by a middle-aged
woman in small family. Address 1iO7
this office q
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PERSONAL.

ARE YOU READY?-Y to dye, clean.
alter, repair ladies'. gents garments of
every description. Fernandez c. o. ID.
Partisan Steam Dye Works, 6l5 Travis.
1l-S
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/ WANT work, porter In office. store or
drive a delivery wagon; can give sat
isfaction. Address j. A. j.. 1913 Ruthven
street %
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NlARR Send % tor matrimonial name,
punished monthly; wealthy patronS
personal tntrcductions. Mr.. and Mrs
nrake' lSS Y. Washington street. Chi.
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WANTED--Two or three substitution 40.
lcitors, either ladies' or gentlemen. for
rev rnblgcation in Houston. Adj
dress S. this office. X
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WANTED-Situation as gardener. florist
and nursery by man that knows his
business. Address 110S this office. %
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WANTED Situation by first-class coat
maker, to 60 outside of city. Address
1l03 this office. %
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SITUATION wanted by a young lady as
teacher or governess; has had expert
ence and holds first grade certificate. Adj
dress 1861 this office. 25
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FOR SALE.

JOB PRINTING--we do 1t: get our prices.
Write for our special prices on printed
envelopes. Blank books % per cent
cheaper than others. j. j. Pastorlza
Printing and Lltho. Co. Houston. II
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ROOM TO RENT--Clo3so ,, ~ ~!
who works preferren, s,sfsrxx
more as a conlpanlyu' a IN
CT anged. Apply cary
street at present. n
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DIED.
0uJON--in st. LOUIS. October T. 1897,
Ruth Hartwell Onion, aged years. only
child OF Mr., and Mrs, Claude IL. Ssuion.
New Orleans papers please copy
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PRlNTER-All around printer Of thirteen
years experience wants position as
foreman or compostor in small daily or
good weekly office; best references r.
G. Crews, ASA Franklin street, Waco.
Texas. Ok
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FOR RENT-One nice =, rodl<
stairs room, only " p onf m
room adjoining; als9 ss ,,sv ccsat|
PEI month; 1918 McklniNs
min. -----.------. :. =
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WAN'rED--Posittcm as Telegraph oner,.
tor or agent; twelve years exper.ence:
good references; married. Address 1901,
this office. d
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FOR RENT-Furnlsnea sSe n
nice room for Writer, ~, ~ snlisl :
suitable for couple: liW' eA
corner E,annin. 4
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NINE. C. A. BCJAC. pianiste. studio. 223.
Mason block: special attention paid to
rudtments of music: lessons at pupilS'
residence II desired. instruction 10 be-
ginners; also advanced students. II
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WANTED-Position by young man: four
years experience in office and clerical
work; good references; will accept any
flee o.
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SITUATION WANTED - Graduate Phil
aaeiph,a College. of Pharmacy, 26 years
old, single. speaks German, seeks posi-
ton as head prescription clerk or man
ager IN tirst-class pharmacy only: best
managerial references from Philade!-
this office. o.