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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-08
MIR. c.. l.. BLACKNALL ENTERS
HIS PROTEST AGAINST TEND
ENCY TO SOCIAL EQUAL
ITY
Kittrell. n. c.. June ). 1897.

Kittrell. n. c., June ). 1897
To the Editor: In the News and OBJ
server of yesterday Prof. John r. Hawk
ms, of the colored school here, in reply
ing to charges made against him by Mr..
O. w. Blacknall names myself among
others to whom he is willing to submit
his cause. While l have in the past COM
mended Hawkins'S management of the
school, and in some respects do still, l
must enter my protest against his action
in writing to Capt. Whisnant, superin-
tendent, asking for mixed waiting
rooms at the station here. If the room
provided for colored people was not
suitable ones then it was Hawkins
duty to the patrons of his school and
duty to his race to ask for suitable ac-
commodations, but it is a matter of fact
that the waiting room for the cOlored
people is equally as good, or better, than
tie one for whites-both being good.
Hawkins says he wrote to Capt. Whis-
nant "aslling that one room be set apart
for ladies and the other for gentlemen"
and among other things he says II told
Capt. Whisnant / thought it would serve
to promote peace and harmony and be
more in keeping with law and order"
How man of Hawkins's intelligence
could think that peace and harmony could
better be promoted by a mixed waiting
room than by separate rooms for each
race is more than l can conceive. As to
law and order, if there'-is any law pro-
hibiting separate waiting rooms for the
races, either the law or the separate wait
ing rooms should be abolished. Certainly
order would be promoted by separate
rooms.
AS to the particular day on which the
colored pupils were occupying the white
waiting room the agent of the railroad
company here told me he told Hawkins
it was against the rules, and that he
(the agent did as many as two times ask
the colored pupils to vacate the white
waiting room, and that they refused
G. i. BLACKNALI.
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effors to abolish all race distinctions III
the railroad waiting room at this place
as to carry out his plans as proposed TO
Capt. Whisnant would be clearly, to our
minds, destructive of peace and harmony
between the races and an unmistakable
and irrevocable step toward the abolition
Of all race distinction, and, further, the
establishment of that social equality he
claims not to in any way desire or care
for. Is. "A. CAf DflalIl,
IRA II. HUNT,
THOS. CAPEHART,
G. l.. BLACKNALL,
Il. III. CRUDUP,
}. NJ. WOODLIEF,
G.. III. WILLIAMS,
T.. J. SUGG,
II. NJ. PERSON,
G. w. KITrRELL.
c. w. RANEY.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-08

Who knowst how much angels are dis
appointed when a preacher fails to do
his prayful best Rams Horn.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-08
DEAL GENTLY WITH THE STOM-
ACH

If it proves refractory, mild discipline is
the thing to set it right. Not all the
nauseous draughts and bOluses ever in
vented can do half as much to remedy its
disorders as few wineglassfuls-say
three a day-of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, which will afford it speedy relief, and
eventually Danish every dyspeptic and
bilious symptom. Sick headache, nerv-
BUSINESS, sallowness of the complexion,
fur upon the tongue, vertigo, and those
many Undesirable and disagreeable SEN
sations caused by Indigestion, are too
often perpetuated by injudicious dosing.
An immediate abandonment of such ran
dom and i'll advised experiments should
be the first step in the direction of a
cure; the next step the use of this stand
ard tonic Alternative, which has received
the highest medical sanction and won
unprecedented popularity.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-08
SOMETHING TO DEPEND ON.

Mr.. James Jones, of the drug firm of
Jones & Son, Cowden, ILL.,, in speaking of
DR.. Kings New Discovery, says that last
winter his wife was attaked with La
Grippe, and her case grew so serious that
physicians at Cowden and Pana could do
nothing for her. 1t seemed to develop into
Hasty Consumption. Having DIR. King s
New Discovery in. store, and selling lots
of it, he took a bottle home, and to the
surprise of all she began to get better
from first dose, and half dozen dollar bot
ties cured her sound and well. DIR. King s
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds is guaranteed to do this good
work. Try it. Free trial bottles at any
drug store.
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RATES TO TEACHERS ASSEMBLY

Railroad fare from Raleigh to More
head and return to Teachers Assembly
$500; less than one first-cass fare, and
the lowest rate ever secured. Tickets on
sale June 1890, inclusive, good for re-
turn till July 10Th.
Special trains on June 18th and 10th
No delay in Goldsboro. First train
reaches Morehead at $40 and the sec
ond ut 900 p. m. Supper will be served
at hotel for the 8 o'clock train.
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WHAT ELEVEN BUSINESS MEN
OF KITTRELL HAVE TO SAY
ABOUT IT

We, the undersigned, citizens of Kit
trell, referred to by J. r. Hawkins as
bearing him out as correct and fair III
all business transactions do not hesitate
in testifying thereto in so far as it per-
tans to business relations, but do most
emphatically deny the right taken by him
If meant to convey the idea that we APP
prove in any way or to any extent, of his
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A SACRED DUTY PERFORMED.

While I shall doubtless be be criticised
for bandying words with a negro, / beg
the white men of the South to remember
that / am performing what I hold to be
a sacred duty-the duty of preserving by
my best efforts, be they ever so weak or
ill-judged, my posterity and theirs from a
fate worse than annihilation-am algama-
ton and moral and intellectual death.
O. w. BLACKNALL.
Kittrell n. c., June Z 1897.
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AN IMMINENT PERIL.

A word as to the strict maintenance of
race distinction. The wisest and most dis
passionate men living realize that the flu
ture of the Southern Anglo-Saxon is thick
beset with difficulties and perils from this
very source: that only extreme wariness
and unfiinching resistance on the part of
the more intelligent race-the race upon
whom the weight of responsibility rests
the heaviest-to the slightest move to-
wards social equality can in the long run
avert m:scegenation and race intermiX-
ture-the pitfall that turks in the path
way not only of the white man but of
the black man also. For it would mean the
utter and destructive ruin of both.
When the time comes, as it has come,
that the legislature of our commonwealth,
ignoring the true heroes of our country.
adjourns in honor of that great high
priest of miscegenation- Douglass
this peril cannot be very remote.
CELEBRATING APPOMATTOX.
In no other way does Hawkins show
his animus, his enmity, TO peace and har-
mony, more strongly, and for nothing will
he be more universally condemned, than
in sanctioning, as he does in his communi-
cation, the observance, as an anniversary
of negro emancipation not the true and
offenseless one--January but the ami
yersary of North Cardinals day of SUI
preme agony and miliation-Appomat-
toX.
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HIS LETTER TO THE RAILROAD
SUPERINTENDE

Hawkins touches very lightly on his
ietter to the superintendent urging the
abolition of all race distinctions in the
Kittrell waiting rooms. AS manifesting
the true spirit of the man this is the
point to be dwelt On. But for that letter
my communications would have never
been written. The reason which he gives
for seeking to compel the white people to
occupy the same waiting room that his
race did cannot he accepted by the people
of North Carolina. No sensible, dispas-
sionate man, white or black, can for a
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HOTELS.

%APON SPRINGS AND BATHS-on the
~ Gr at Nor h Mountain. Alakine Lithia
Springs, lOUO 10 I,sOO guests annually; Elite
of North and South Largest and socially
most pleasant company at any mountain re-
sort in this country. For rates, circulars,
W. Va.
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INFLAMMATOR1
SPEECH.

AS but few white people could con-
tain themselves to remain to hear much OF
the speech and most of those have left the
Mace in the Intervening years, not many
of our present citizens have personal cog
nizance of it, But the memory and effect
of it is as distinct here today as it was
tho moment of utterance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-22

FOX RENT--lO9 san Jaciuto street, fur.
nishCd rooma. suitable for light house
Keeping; bath hot ana cold water; terms
reasonable. y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-22

WANTED Young man steuographcr and
typewriter; must write good hand and
have come familiarity with ienres ana
lInl ~ ~ Llmn Il Il ihIa MllICe. u
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

CEAI.fn PROPOSALS for tho cnnstruc.
,i i t ~ - ,o,, I ,rcxNs ,,onim,i ia
, r,n i l,o,,,,emv UNI INA liz 81 l,onis sonth
,V,u ~, rv' naiiv"W of 'rcxas viii he ro.
rnis,od M The coliowinr GCf,oey:
o,IjnInn vice r.esi,e,.t Houston
I'D fexna central rlllrcad iiouston.
AVA; ;i,iN '"'''
J.. A. Daffan, superlniendenl houston
and Texas Central railroad, Ennis
Texas.
III. q, Kelley. chict engineer 81. Ions
Southwestern Hallway company. rex
at Ie , a~HS' o,, c. I,onis sou,h.
n' ,. I'm IL peiiyi,v compauv Corsiennp
M'3utfh hai'""s co''H""S' N''SE'"" 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-22
8 CONVICT CoNFEssEs.
facd to Transmit Strange
10 a Haunted Cell.

facd to Transmit Strange
10 a Haunted Cell.
leo, July 20. 49, Wilson and
ticts in the Folsom peniten-
a plant to break Jail some
preparations had been made
kpt and arms had been Sc
the walls, when the plot
d. Wilson and Prescott were
who knew where the arms
two were starved, kept in
even tied up by the thumbs,
ksults.
harden Aull decided TO place
a time in a cell in tile con-
Known as the haunted coll"
stretched from the captains
ELI, winding it around the top
1amber and attaching it TO a
be transmitter. Wilson was
b.
Quoted to the room at mid
Jay and an hour afterward the
is men in the telephone room
began to mutter sepulchral
the receiver. They Kissed,
cursed, and ratified chains on
box. till far In the morning.
mt for Wilson at midday they
PLY scared, but still unwilling
Prescott was tried. 1t was
Thursday that a confession
BIT weakened and told the
lie was nearly crazy when
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-22

FOR RENT--At once, cheap, slx-room
cottage, bath room, stables, hot water,
modern conVenences, large grounds,
furnished or unfurn,shcd. ABBY 2QNA
Jackson. corner Pierce ~
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SEEDS ana plants of every description
Sorghum seed. Kafir ard Milo Maize
Miilei HUNGARIAN Broom Corn. Wa
cnrry the largest assortment or bulk
seeds IN Texas. Fruit baskets. bcXes
aud crates Of every description at fnc-
tory price. Holloway Seed Co. Dallas.
JcXu-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-22

IADIGsi Chichestcr's English Ponnyroya Fills
u T 9sH Ss . hraa+ are the Beet s,s nHse
for Ladies'" by Return Mail. Drugs,sl.
chichester Chemical Co., 1'hilada., Pa.
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; YREAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TO HANGE-FIrst-clas business
property in Houston and other good
Texas towns. TO exchange for well i'm
proved plantation In South Texas.
GOOD black land farm in Lamar
county. Texas, 10 exchange for dry
goods,
lien notes with some cash. TO exchange
for lirst-class stock OF dry goods or gem
erni merchandise.
Uninpro>ed lands five miles from
Houston, to exchange for Denver prop
FOR sALE-A stock of drugs and doug
gists sundries. worth about SaJj. splcn-
didly located; good reason for selling
4j0 acres OF splendid prairie land. tH
$500 cash, worlh 5000.
CITY pRoPERTY FOR SALE-Three
beautiful lots. one 4 corner fine neieh-
bothood. Third ward; $40.
Well located Third ward lot, on cor
ner together with 5-room cottage and
g0y3i foot store house, now rented tor
si5 per month. fine nelghborhood aad On
ear line. price. $500; "a snap;
Three lots. one corner. Third ward
iogother WI, ,,hs6 an S-room modern house,
hnc, now s-room residence. IN Fair
Ground extension, fronting three streets;
price 5000, Or will exchange for Harris
county or South Texas lgnis. can,
II Binz Buiding 1louHlon. rexos.
TOBACCO LAND-is3 acres fine tobacco
land near Trinity Teas,s; ihoror,ghiy
l.. A. Blount Naeos ioches TeAas. =
EEAliTIFLL residence in Fulr Grounds
rNicns.0r to esehnlge for country lanes
or urinrrOred ciy property' stewart
johnson, 201i. Main hlle-l. y
For sAIi.--A lot IN JoAidcylile, cheap:
viii take buggy and hoisf In part pay
ment inquire n; 1911 Preston, corner
Crawford ~
FoR SALE south quarter bloek q. Will,
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[rx. REWARDED

.u,orninn Leaves a FOR
tmc.crylng Relative
July 2o.-A special , 70 sn'
k,,d. n poor coal miner OF
suburb Of this city Is now
W. extended hospitality to
n ne and ragged relative a
p For this act Of kinnhnes !,
fo p.cslye by tho will OF a
~. 70 Valley, Cal, s75,9 900 win
(n lss y, many thousands more
In IN ID the deceased relative,
sei,ler in tin section. ana
q, the coal region,L went 70
,oO VI by his brother
XIII sister. From the first
,nt ali trace of the trio was
N relatives. He became ia-
seral gold mines and owner
"a Bay mine, which was a
On Arthur Mcdonald. wish
rSether the relatives in the
kr,hy OF sharing his wealth
his death, sent his brother
disguised as a poor ana
|, soliciting help. He called
brsld in GAINESVILLE. Mr.. Nc,
| large family 10 support and
ened with wealth. but he
relative and gave the best
hou,e. the uncle left shortly
barently satisfied that at least
ylatlyes was deserving OF a
LEGACY. -. o,,,ar
Ina reception was of a differ
from that received In the
Ina he was told TO move on;
tha, the son has been cut oil
with s?5. Mr., Mcponalttre-
the death OF his uGcle, with
copy Of tho will, the latter
hands OF Rev. Fitzmorris of
n latter was first communi-
the bishop Of Grass Valley
Establish the identity of the
ber which Is row complete.
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TO- Cal. July 2o.-The excite
recent discovery of gold in
"huos here. and when the
Ls'0' leaves next Sunday for
. w VIII VIII carry all the miners
sn hold. The Excelsior vii,
amer to sail this year from
f,b No connect with the Yukon
's s,se is ali-ody talk of char
'''Amer to take up a crowd
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and Louisiana Bridge com
ntcrfcitIng Plot,

July 2o'-licardo de Duesens,
consplFator In the plot to
Pea with counterfeit bank bills
Ludlow street jail awaiting
e a written confession. This
picates three wealthy coffee
,s'a Rica- Jose Campos, Jose
salvador Campos OF SaGto
"a klea, and Quiros. a nephe "
minister of war OF the same
ne Duosens intimates that
,sa also something to do with
ung business.
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Msy iinndlinr co,,

onlc' July 2o,-The coal strik,
'"ec'ed tho reunion of loco.
ana their railway allies
Ky uy hFemen are engaged il
D'i the heat attendance is not hal,
a,ed , renVass Of those present
|rsi I mat at the iiremen viii uoI
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La, July 20 At an cleo
; today for municipal officers
were elected; For mavor, r.
/ for aldermen, II, N. Mize.
Johnson, W. j. Headrick, w.
v. X. Pyle. The election was
Pc new election law, similar
plan. No negroes offered to
and Louisiana Bridge COM
p the contract for the iron
tho Sabine river and work
or about August ! and the
be completed by October Ia.
|onsiderations OF the contract
labor is to be used whenever
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(elnc sunn,lro.

WY su'y so'--A special to the
M "'sllnston says: Rear Ad-
teamsr I ,nn sail for Honolulu
and u tas'ns a.s San Francisco
pa cl5, formally .'l assume ), com M.
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FOR SALE.

Ideal Engines, National Boilers, Iakoa
Transformers electrical Construction,
Repairing. supplies Armature Rcwlnd.
ing. The Ba,rden- Sheets Electrical Con-
strucNon company. 90s Preston avenue.
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SITUATION wanted by two ladies TO take
iua charge OF section house. Address
1896. this office. "a
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\ a Al ,s,-, July so.-Thia city
Ens in ,s', .a,ls''' storm last
! issS. irssvys sy the famous
all houses assn wees. bridges sides
b b. sl house Was was s sSs", away.
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WHEN YoU TAKE Il into your head 70
write insurance, address !lAthiS *
PATTERSON. managers Old Hartford
Life. Dallas, Texas. who take notes
without risk TO you and advance EXPENSE
money. VI
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WANTED TO BUY.

@e>~
GUNS WANTED--We want three ~
guage breech loading shotgune: one Id
gliage and one l0-guage- These guns
must be In good order and cheap for
cash. Cali at Gi9 Main street. Y
WAKTED--A good second hand Hooring
machine and surfacer; must be in good
order AddresE r. d. Box %. CITY. ~
WANTED-Fo buy for cRsh--A good
buggy OF light wag0nettA for country
travel; must be n good condition and
ana price. A. NJ. O.. this office. q
HIGHEST price paid for second hand
furafture. stoves and gents clothlng al
the Railroad Store. 7o8 Congress- avenue,
nept TO Henkei Kncd4 bought ard sold.
WE PAY the hiHfsc ~ ri,f.t cash pficeH Tor
second hand furuiture. st0vea snd otter
household goods, Boston Furnlture Co.
A. Cramcr. agent. SOC and IN Prairie
avenue phone IN. -
p. L. cOOlfiss bnYs for cal. "a MIA
and silver; loans money en- AZ
/. SosSS - s1il1 ~1l ~ e p
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NINE. JOSEPH, the great European clair
voyant pnlmist and fortune teller, can
be consulted or all aifIira. fun - ttings
Soc. satisfaction given, 3oJ I Main ST. q
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MARY NASH COLLEGE.

A College for Liberal Culture, Music,
Art. etc Limited rumber. Tw ntyrits,
wear unoier the same President. SEND
YOUR daurhters to rs to be educated Far
catalogues address j. q. Nash. President.
sherman. Texas.
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FINANCIAL.

I CAN FURNISH any amount OF money
wanted on brick business prober.y n
foi city SCRIP. il you are looking for a
nice home with large lava. plenty OF
trees. on car line AMI a. a very low
price. / isaii supply you. ! have lust the
homes on Rusk avenue: come and see
me. N. L. Mills. 2M Main street: e
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HIGH SCHOOL

BEDFORD COUNTY VA.
A thoroughly equipped school complete
n it's appointments. OF high grale, Tor
BOYS and Young Men. For cataloSno OF
information apply to ,
w. r. ABBOT, Principal,
Bellevue T.. o.
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l 'ns,'.,maxe Out.

Ed ' < se,--ass DR.. r.,m.so
prs q ssss. his soa as,'ass
am among .''i e as sss,sa owing
a sSs II ,ss saasss Of ,se e.,, Pr,
~, Talmage viii
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSW ERS-
To wE sans sar i" Sc iu # TIE Post
a. j.. .; a. 5. r.; a. t.. a. o; So;
& s Ct, S 72s nj 90 s. hoGls mn 'sI T ~ e.
Cook, 500 90; 100 CD; j. O. G. 90. i60;
lSlc; 30; 7S6. 1856. II: 5. Kelly II. Kratser,
L.; L: A.; 7S l.. II. =. Madame Mouc.
81 90; 9ii go, 10. s2l. ~. ca, Worher;
lssS. AS 30. y. uD; 79s 90. 100; 1000. 80.
COO.
HOUSTON SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WRITING SCHOOL. Mason Block, Miss
Alice i. Harper principal II vou are
ambitious AMI will work hard we want
You 10 take u business training course
with Us. II
MNTE. c. a. BUJAC, pianlste, studio. 29S
Mason block: special attention paid 20
residence If desired; instruction to be-
gtnnl rs. also advanced sludeMls Y
TApIEs, Chichestcr's English Pcnnyroya Fills
for l; el,nss, ;iF' chssisss, en- D "a.
GENTLEMEN-Now is the time to buy
bicycles, prceS cut on Columbus and
So; nartfor1s formerly SO, now So.
Il. *. Dillingham; Furniture Co, Main
and Capitol streets. 70
ROBERT HENRY BYRNE, Texan, 40
years old black hair and mustachc. lat
ter Il little sandcd may let hair grow
long and usually wore only mustAoko,
but may now have beard, blue eyes
about five feet ten inches and weighs
about 100 to no. good teeth left HON.
ten miles south of Victoria in February
last; is not of sound mind, and infor-
nation of his present Whereabouts is
wanted by his mother; liberal reward
for information. Address Mrs. Helen NJ.
bingham, Victoria, Texas. g
authorized dealer for Houston aud Gal
nuire or address j. j. Fendley. 6l2 Car
oline street. 26
MME. JOSEPH, the great European clalr-
Voyant nnlmist and fortune teller can
be consulted or all anlirs. fun ttings
Soc satisfaction given 5o5 I Main 81, =
LADIES! LADIES, LADIES.-S
you all want write for particulars en-
closing self-addressed stamped envelope
Box lGi Richmond, Texas. "a
BRuNE BROS. umbrella manufacturers,
1861 Preston avenue. Houston, 31 Main
s rect Dallas, repairing of all kinds;
white and lace parhEols a speciality; the
best umbrella makers in TeXas. =
"OXYDONOR' cures without medicine
and when medicine falls. Genuine In
Strumcnts sold or rented by IDf. j. NJ.
Arnold dealer for South Texas Moore
Is Burne,t building 1913 Texas avenue, -
SUNBuRN relieved. tan and frccitios
positively removed by NAPLES Velvet
Cream. % cents. pleasant aud fragrant
Naples' drug store. eUI Preston, ious-
ton. or by mall. u
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NlANTED-lf YOU are a Catholic unem-
ployed. and viii work for SIS per week.
write Macdonald Bros, ii Frapklin
street l}osion. Mass.
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SITUATION wanted Ivy young man of
good character as yard man AMI 10
nake myself senerally useful about the
ice, ~
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YOUNG white girl wants to do upstairs
work where there are no children. Adj
Jresa l02H. this Office. ~
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NINE; c. a. BUJAC, pianlste, studio. 99s
Mason block. special attention paid 20
rudiments of music; lessons at pupils
residence If desired instruction to be-
I.inu. T.. als.l alNu na,,.l silIlnnLA. IL
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WANTED-A petition by a lady with u
nice family or in photograph ghilory;
viii accept moderate salary: Town ur
country. Address 1000 ths office. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-22

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WRITING SCHOOL. Mason Block, Miss
Alice i. Harper. principal. II veu are
ambitious ami will work hard we want
You 90 take business training course
with us. II