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the following recipe:
Mix eight pounds oil salt. four pounds
OF sugar and ono ounce OF saltpetre for
each 100 pounds OF meat. Cut tho pork
into pieces as small as Is convenient. not
more than iiye or ak pounds In each. ana
pack as compactly as possible. Use INC
salt freely. and see that 1t nils all tho
epace between the pieces Of meat ANA
also that there Ia "a layer OF 1t between the
meat and the wood Of the barrel Each
plece of meat should be completely Sur
rounded by salt. When all the meat has
been put in trim off tho barrel head 30 IL
VIII clip In easily and rest ON tho top.
layer OF salt. Add a heavy weight TO hold
II down and let II alone couple OF days,
AT tho end of that time It Is possible that
the salt will have absorbed enough mols-
ture 70 be dissolved, but II not add brine
as strong us 1t can be made until tho meat
is covered. Keep tho barrel In tho coolest
place which In convenient. Many prefer
m0lasscs to sugar. and some prominent
packing houses prefer sorghum and other
Inoiassee. In case that u used more salt
should bo used. and the moiasses poured
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FnIl Flowing.

Fall blowing is pct usually considered
good practice in the South. except where
the ground is Immediately planted to some
crop, which will grow during the winter
and so protect the soil from teaching ana
washing. In paper recently read before
the Brookhaven tMiss.) Truck Growers
Association. Mr.. Oliver spoke strongly N
favor OF fall blowing for several reasons
~ wish 10 emphasize the fact that no
adequate returns may be expected without
thorough preparation OF the soil, and VIII
remark. BY way OF parenthesis. mat tne
mustang pony and cast iron piow are no
vary hest Of eyerything--the best of rorses
and most Improved farm implements, ana
tho farmer who fails to realize TINS iact
mad better seek some other vocation. for
various reasons. / recommend fall blowing.
tNret hecause 1t allows the frosts 10 pene-
trafe the ground, thereby rendering u more
loose and frIable. Second. 1t unearths ano
freezes out countless numbers Of injurious
insects. Third, 1t puts tho farmer on Liale
LIN h,s Early crops. It too frequently hap
,,sos thai when we postpone our blowing
,,ntIl the planting season is on that we
: - hindered by unfavorable weather. and
&c ! coneAuuence In the rush TO get our
cnr,s IN our work is imperfectiy zone,
hencs ii hshooyes us to move IN time. r.
Z condition precedent 10 all piowing, our
iands that are rolling must be either isld
out with hillside bitches; or prope,n "a ~. ,ha
,,,cs,,rg should be e. nearly parallel With
ditch1s as possible. ! suggest the sowing
~ rye or oats ON fall plowed lands. Aside
srcr their fertiiizing properties wneh
,sIos,<,d under. they act as soilbInder. pre-.
vysntinr washes. And now TO the material
rcsnf' blowing. I would IN no instance
sdyise turning tho soil deeper tnsn tne
,,r,,~r .trSfa. or to the clay suhsoil win
tS,~ht- ranninx steel turn-plow. This Is
- ~ soiIoved BY subsoii pillow. u -
Gained 81 many OF our bsst Agricultural
-,rsserr that the depth for breaking ire
smhroil should b increased gradually. but
Is Any sveat - brsnk from stent e e5
|inck0 80 1he aevnnaaees - =
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Poultry shows.

Pouttry snoWss
Poultry and pet stock fairs will be held
az follows:
November 25-27--Benton County Poul-
try association, SLOAN Springs. Ark. o.
A. Ford, secretary; H. b. Savage. Judge.
December l-3--South Texas Poultry as.
ISOLATION. Houston. Texas. James Journey.
secretary; D. T. HeimlicL, Judge.
December I-4--Arkansas Poultry asso-
citation. Little Rock, Ark. W. II. Vest
brook, Pine Blur. secretary; II. b. Savage.
Judge.
December ITO Shelby, N. c., r. L..
Simmons, secretary; r. ). Marshall and
December 7-10-Dallss Poultry, Pigeon
and Pet Stock association. Dallas. Texas;
". NJ. SHELTON. secretary; Theo. Stern
berg. Judge.
December 14-1s--Austin Poultry and Pet
Stock association, Austin. Texp. Louis n.
Brueggerhoff, secretary: D. =. Heimlich.
Judge.
December 15-i9--piedmont Poultry asso-
citation, spartansburg. s. G.. d, w. Get
singer, secretary; George IL. Northrup and
n. J.. Marshall. Judges.
December 2S-3l--Tcxas State Poultry
association. Waco. Texas. n. A. Caruth-
ers, SECRETARY; Fclch. Owen and Savage.
January s.s--okiahoma state show.
II. B. Savage. Judge.
January l.s--ipterstate Poultry, Pigeon
and Pei stock association. Asheviiie, ~.
G., r. e. Hese. Raleigh. N. O.. secrs-
tnry.
butler. secretary; John e, Snyder. Judge.
~ pe~n<nana povax
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Feeding steers.

Bulletin 81 OF the Kansas station gives
the results Of feeding three lots OF steers.
the object OF the experiment being 70 test
the relative values OF cornmeal and meal
made from Kaffir corn, OF both the red and
black varieties The corn and the kafir
corn were ground on a Duplex No mill.
and the roiighness consisted almost wholly
Of fodder made from the Kaffir corn, from
which the seed used In the experiment had
been cut Each lot received the same
amount OF fodder and grain daily. There
we're five steers in each lot, and the feed
Ing was continued It's days, from November
3 TO April "a. AS all the lots were fed on
the same kind Of fodder. any differences
in gains may fairly be credited TO the dif-
ferences in the grain part OF the feeds.
Lot /, fed with cornmeal, made an aver
age daily gain OF ] 81 pounds per head at
a cost OF 1913 cents per pound. Lot 2, fed
With meal made from the red Kafiir corn,
made an average daily gain OF LII
rounds at cost Of 3.77 cents per pound.
Lot 8. fed with meal made from black kanlr
corn made an average daily gam OF i..s
pounds at cost OF 4.01 cents per pound.
Al the close Of the experiment the cattle
we're sold for as cents per pound, and after
deducting the cost OF the feed. freight. ex-
pepses OF selling, etc, the net profits from
the feeding were from lot j, $3.50; lot z,
S44. ss, and lot 3, $42.02.
Soon after the beginning OF the expert
ment 1t became evident that part OF the
meal passed through the steers without
being digested.
To make practical test q the value OF
the dfoppines for hog feed, seven shoats
were placed behind each lot OF steers De-
cember l5 and record kept Of their gam
and the amount OF feed eaten By them In
addition to what they got from the drop
pings The aim was to keep thesbogs grow.
ing normally, and at the same time feed
them as little grain as possible. 80 that
they should always DO urged by good APP
petite to pick up the dropp!ngs clean.
The hogs were not all sold. ana u vs.
therefore not possible to credit them with
inc value produced. Hence. no statement
Is made as regards the profit -and-loss ac-
count of the hogs, but on the basis OF the
raius made by them the price realized for
those sold $40 per cwt.) and the shrink
~ In transit. the account would stand as
follows. Lot male q profit Of $40; lot
s1o. ~. and lot 3. s11 81. These amounts.
added TO the profit Of the steers. In lot !
would be $54 10: lot .. $55. 10. and lot 3.
sb3. 20. which practically places the kauir
corn on the same basis as the corn IN re-
gard to feeding value.
These results certainly made xood
showing for the Kaffir corn. AZ In ADDITION
and f,rrniahing grain. II made all the fod-
der used. Kaffir corn will grow on ,oorer
soil than will corn bears drouth much bet
Ter and makes about the same yield Of
Grain
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ver the horse to tho right and left few
tines. use the whip lightly about his hind
legs as though were not caring whether
he started or gpot. tn he seemed ready
to start and started al,ctly. as though ne
Ind Just learned that he could start and
continued all right. and baking w'ls
ended.
I have known four powerful, strong
pulling horses killed under the whip. wo
died in the gears and Two dwindlel awnilo
lana died II Is strange how strong q
horse VIII pull when once lie has harmed
lte know his strength. And now hm at
lti9 place where the rood horbemhn OF
driver knows his business and kao"s
wien he has loaded too heavily unawarcs
and will not ovcrpuil ANA STRAIN his team
or horses till their nerve and nluscutitr
power Is exhausted. lie Will Mtcn on
i,e..cnced driver overloaded on wot and
soft ground is nest apt 10 staii go that
it-wil be impossible for the fun sirin.n
or The team 70 start the load. ms ~
whore balky horses ara made by lack OF
good judgment The team IL soon spoiled
or footed until they refuse TO puili AL tho
good pulling has been pulled out OF them
and they arc In the same fix M the horse
thai has been broken OF pulling back on
the hsltcr. having been tied securely 10
a Willow bush that would spring, causing
and pulled his utmost tin hi gives Il up.
never to pun back on the halter again.
The effect liz much the same on a team
that is called baiky. None hut an export
with the team can undo the spoil and
make the spoiled team as good as ever. 1
can't explain the modus operandi or make
II clear TO the understanding OF the un-
skitjiul driver
III conclusion ! mention something of
special ifnpoiTance--that ~, playing tricks
on cotts, and horses for sport ana fright
entnt. them 20 they are unAafe. IL " writ
ten in the Proverbs: "A horse Is a vain
thtne for safety" They naturally are
easily frightened and spoiled. know
hcrse that was good 10 middle age Tne
lady was driving past a school house ms
the school was dismissed for home; the
boys beat their tan dinner buckets. drum
fashion, and said; Now see him CO. He
ran away and shspwrecked that rig, ana
now frlghtcns at anything THAI rattier.
Boys, be warned and beware OF the dan
ger OF Frightening horses.
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Queen and Crescent Route.

New Orleans and Northeastern Railroad
Company. Alabama and vicksburg Ran,
pacific Railroad Company. Best tine vie
New Orleans or Shreveport to Chatta-
rooga, Cincinnati Asheyille, washington.
Philadelphia, New York: vestibnied treins.
RETT. A. G. p. A.. New Orleans. La: L
HARDY, q. p. A.. New Orleans. La
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from deep blowing, are that 1t enables the
earth to absorb more moisture during the
rainy season, and that the roots OF crops
can penetrate deeper during a drouth- 1t
Is "A well established fact that plants seek
the elements necessary to their existence,
and with clay subsoil alike imperyous
to water and vegetable growth. during our
seasons the moisture contained in the upper
strata becomes exhausted, andl~sa ofife :
quenco the plant ceases 10 thrive, and
frequently perishes. tulaN.
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n.Iky Horses.


National Stockman
Abuse ruins the best horses. 20 keep
COOL keep the team cool use good juds-
ment and save time and much trouble
have handled bAlty horses ~ way 81 trad-
ing and buying. and whom one would take
: Get would take my time 70 get s4arted.
az - The load could Start easily manee-
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Miss Lowry OF Michigan Las gon, to Mis-
souri, 10 organixee the Missouri riils into
anu-tobacco leagues. whose mem ',crs will
pledge Themselves not TO marry any man
that defilos himself with tho noxlous weed.
But unfortunately the outlook for the sue
cess OF her efforts lis not hr,g INT, ihs sirls
the girls Of other States. bul II they force
the Missouri men to choosa Between them
and the Missouri meomehalm, the sicEie
and tho quid they are maraily ceg,an to 90
shocked rfiey1alSly
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over tho top 20 make the brine. II Is poe-
sible 10 Glenn odl barrels SO they can BIO
,Bed. but II takes 10 long and is 80 trout
blesome that II does not pay, old molasses
or vinegar barrels AFRO much better.
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NOTICE-The Cemetery Association OF
Harrisburg. Texas. requests those who
have ther dead buried In Glendale Ceni-
etery to remove their fences by pecenl-
Der 10, proxino. and To mark graves so
they can be identified: the grounds are
enclosed. President Of the Associa tion. d
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having paid three yearly premiums on
life insurance to New YORK State COM
panies. their policies now standing for
feited or surrendered can recover pre-
miums or redeem For particulars en-
close stamp Address e. X Ellis, room
No. !. French building, San Antonio,
Texas vi. -
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of Insurance. State of
Texas. Austin. November ~ 1S7.-N o.
tce is hereby given that, whereas. re-
ceiycr has been applied for. and an In
function has been Issued restraining the
BAY State Beneficiary Association of
Westfeld. Mass. from the further pros
ecution of business.
Now. therefore. I. jefferson Johnson.
Commissioner of Insurance of the State
of Texas, by virtue of authority vested
in me by article S096,i of the Revised
Civil Statutes of Texas. do hereby re-
woke. cancel and ann,Il the Certificate
of Authority to do business In this State
heretofore granted to said company I'M
til such time as said company shall re-
sumo business and satisfy this depart
ment OF its solvency.
In witness whereof. I hereunto sign
my name and afiix my seal of office, the
date above written.
US. JEFFERSON JOHNSON,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SOCIAL. DEMOCRACY No. of Houston
meets every second and fourth Thurs
days o. each month In Labor Council
hall, on Franklin avenue. P. o. Box
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~ ~
80 rooaa Also Soupss . 1sSS seyiiS
ssenase sront room, y lNe Prairie
- ~ s y - - 1 N
IBOARD-N1ceIy f,r0iShe6 : $1,000 n :. I,
board 0E0 per v,~eh. - ~ 49, = ~
Per week; trAu<dent oOl3Cited frS{ -class
| ~ oxery rsepect; clnoo In: ~ Austin n 70
TO RENT-ln prlvSfs family. 56res nIcc
rooms, with or without hoard: new mod
Tra,sS ~ folks between Aa4a AMI
"
Z, is1t TEXAS AyENTiE--3fg Nirs,rs go.
CapItoi ho3.,e N.Y. ~ Y . $500 OIoSks from
YET; rooms for rent with or without
/ wv@iu' tranSienfs solicited. rates reaSon4
| sue.
i NICE aarva s,,,th ~ - $500 80,
for Z cons,,e - 40 ,, avom' VIC board,
boarders. CAN at 80 Main r streSia rss gay
eI'ocs required. 4
iGENTLEMEN ami ladies' 81 n -, -,-~-..s
| beard with nice newly f,,rrssh.st r,,.,,,,s
for "a per week, close IN. with ali n,,a.
| ern convenkenccs; sos Austin strnst "a
FOR RENsr-A t,,,,,~,.,- = y.
| He'll avenue, MAR Fnr,,s,, ivv ,, a. lily
! place for two ladies chean. sisc , s~.s
wants house 10 rent saP' @iSo SCI ~
CossEoprA pT (, .
hoard nj ora ,,snis. with or without
| room: eatisfaoticn s;s,s,, s.ree.' Dam
fuqes fer th,s VEL, sis WI. speuai low
| heir. WEES also neea lacy
( NJpc A. n S---.--,-,------ -
fcr,.i ~ n ri,AHhASI, SS Caroline. In
tsham IL ~. nsienus saat sac has again
cs,,n,a VIII WIZ anu can accommodate
Ioara Witn handsome front room aud
80 50
a SUITE OF rooans. or room with an Am
veniences. in private femaiy; references
--S9l ". MIS-. Cleveland. 1904 Milan. %
ONE large downstairs ROOM nrivate an
trarce. suitable for two gentlemen. aiso
IavRp fb.,rn
ono block from Main. terms rcasnnaLis.
~ Is1e 80
WANTED-Two or three gentlemen "a
take rooms with or without hoard IN
private family; most desirable locality:
close in; paved street: modern convent
ences. Address 1890 this office. tt
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
FOR SALE OR EZCT7N55E--Ty7s-,,,, =:
mares. good TEXAS stock on ,.a,ars 4,
Victoria county; must take al, an5 will al
give good deal il taken at once Xd.
dress G. J. r., p. o. box ISs Houston,
Texas.
6OO0 C-P 10 f Gn-,
To trade. ais, sesoI s.Ssis - .vam.y .ai.u
exchenre Sor tso,,s,s s,'yn W JeWeary 70
Livingston. sos Binz building. s
EI,ESAlN-r s-,ssii.sce s5d 6aif TIL, -
Main straet 20 aN rst.,nssa i al plveS On
e. 10. ,.a,,,ss " eAyse iox COTTON at
Fop pe b,, p H. bryan q oo'' room !.
Exf,u NOE .s,,,e7
lars wnrth uo,,str.,S, nx NY, ,nousau uoi-
nr.,o% and ,,,in,,,sa wy piopery; IN
suit To-. stnoL ~ Io,.e, ~ parcsis 20
INC and ss,an Ia,,s,or ualks; nTu.,u
On Texas S.,.,nra ~, i panHt a III ifus'
,,,cio tson az H. 81 s' .,, ntsi ns.aee u.s.
Bryan & Co. room L Fox building al
oao ac,,, nc, ~, ,,.i. Ia,,,, A.,
0<V $3.50 piaitle ianu IN itarms county.
u.lI. I'M, , o., county loah, near raii-
,"iu uepUs, wen aralned, Ior Stock oil
T Terons'uiu'se' j. H. Enmott, Brunner
500 ACRES Raii county lard Fo, c,,itI,,..
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PRIy 9iIlECES-Texas F., F. and v. F.
Sealed bids will be opened November %,
Auditorium, T. F.. r. and v. f.. Deccm-
her C to II inclusive: One restaurant
one fruit and candy stand; one peanut
and popcorn stand; one cigar and to-
bacco stand. Bids for other privileges
Will also be considered. Address w. A
C,bildress President. q
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AN ESTABLISHED newspaper with a
circulation Of 400. for sale at a bargain:
cash or on time; good location. +. III. b.
box f16, LAGRANGE Texas o6
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

BIDS win be received for hewn ties in
quantities of 5000 or more, (. o. b.. cars
ofIthe 7. and s. branch of NJ, X. and
II, s. and Il. r. or III. T.. and w. II.
railways Specifications 6xSxs, square
edge; no heart restrictions; no loblolly
orishort straw will be received, Cam
ercn: Lumber Mills Co z
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FOR SALE---At sacrifice, owner leaving
city, good paying grocery store stock
fixtures. horse and wagon. Two lots.
store on one. dwelling on the other For
particulars write e. j. Robinson, Waco.
Texas. -
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6{5G7TEGT crp1e1s7SSz7 -. :
buefness, which Il rrttscC 49, is s4 nv
mouth; thle q IS sske' Aa VA ,Rsr
this offico. y W - ~,
TOR 9AI1E-jF;S ,s,s,,33,,.- =
sssi q half coz. prVos for cam Adar ~.
DRUG aTy,pE - = - :, = =
f1voice Srrst s,iSSrc St9 al new etock:
ferrss;. @ ..s SluWs hall interest IL pre.
fic,,iss.. $3.50 sAO ~ moved; write for par
Gsivsss,,r EoNnt cash. Address Box xSS.
- $500. s.v,r Aexas. 8
WANTED--A good ioca tIon Yor S,zs,si,..- !.
works. state what plant consist. - s1ss.ns
much business done il ~ 80 -. "a ! nVW
and how much cafsh Il rSsJi 800 s>s - vias.
: It. Addrera SSas A. ~ sHsat take 70 buy
TRUSTEES sAIE-Nor ..I. ,s a..
81 hardware and funnsf,,ra ~ uns eto0
MIL supply company AZ orsn .ne Tgss sg
This Ii a splendid sc,~,s,rs,,ss.se teAaA
into a profitable h,,1iSs.s .'Al'st r., 70 step
hardware and ta,ruTs,,ra go, ts only
of 1000 irhabitants Enr s 10Y, ~ = CITY
dress at once u W. ipsuou.ars ad-
. orange. Texas. -
A GREAT opnorf unity - .I -. ---------7
Store house ANA re.,,ssrn .Isnt man-
Al business, In one Of the ,tv ew' , uosns
in south Texas width stock Of wrods
k ~ xivVV To $4,000 for sale; only reason
lot selling, want to no out of busineSs.
Terms easy, Address Thee. Berlng. this
oInce:
c-,.ev5 49, sl,,..--. - -;
mining: 40 vos, u 81 Sos =. business OF gold
dress The Gold Coast COMPANY port
iand, Oregon. Big money: no capital re-
CURED. \
RARE CT1NTSr, - - - =
ane eiegant kessler building Formerly
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" arohnd cook and baker (white).
tolel, res taurAnt, boarding cars or
Pretty sober; in or out city. AID
E@ this office. 20
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TO DOCTORS desiring a good locaticn.
large practice among best German and
American planters in South Central
Texas; tirst-class dwelling. barn, office;
sons for selling. Write Doctor, this Of
office. ,s
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y grower and curer wants posi-
|gnow crop for small salary or on
Experienced in growing cigar leaf
State. Address Eugene Eggbert.
pnd, Texas. 20
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i Situation by colored man to
n wife TO do hoiisework: both are
a: Satisfaction guaranteed:
ferences. Address 1741. this Of
{-7'l az
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DIV lazy desires a situation to
kDuse for d gentleman and wife
II children or a single gentleman:
bottom to the country; OBJECT, q
Addrers lT76, this office. 30
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HELLO. No. 325. send me a ton OF IS coal
IKE a good thing from Texas; teie-
phone 32S. r. Chimene. Z
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Ia lady holding first grade State
~ desires position as teacher or
- IN family; references. Address
n office. 80
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PPES and circulars promptly ad.
nne business hand, s1.5O per
AZ also neat copying, cheap. by a
aAdy In need. Immediate, this
30
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TO EXCHAiNGE-Eig or ten thousand
dollars worth of unincumbered real es-
tate, within three miles OF Cleburne.
Texas. for hardware or lumber. Address
box g. Cieburne, Texas.
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Gagged man would like to Sc
)peltion TO care for horse, buggy
I'D; has had ten years experience
X l1a5. this office. ~
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500 ACRES Bell county land, zoo cultiva-
ton; good town property; also good
mules to exchange for West Texas land
reason. bad health. Address Lock Box
10S. Holland. Texas Is
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y-S.tuation by young man. is
". TO drive delivery wagon or
'und store. Address A. W., this
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En- situation as housekceper In
!. n respectable family. or nurs-
sck. or will take care OF invalid
iSdress 1742, this Office. 30
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sged white man wants work
mouse, care horse. carriage; can
EsHork; good yardman; can milk;
ference; small salary. Address
v Office. %
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WANT no INVEST $1,000 WITH SER.
vices an some business; have been man
ager of large furniture store In the
North for seven years. have had some
experience In the hardware and com
mission business; am also a good book
Keeper; So years old; not afraid OF work.
Address 1903 this OFFICE o.
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HOUSE. lots. block, farm and other prop
erty to exchange for merchandise; my
property is fourteen miles south OF
Houston, on Santa Fee railroad. Clyde
Curlee. Pearland, Texas "a
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ton by young colored
; private family; tend to horse,
NJ. amy thing; stay on place; ref.
ADDRESS l722. this office. 20
eituation by good sober
@ willing to do any kind of
In or out of city. Address
NICE. %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-26

A ,,.S,.,. ~ hEi-Ilhe grand business OF gold
l .,nlhg; do You want to go? Come! Adj
H ia,S me Gold Coast Company. Port
qutred. - ~ eap''aA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-26

800 ACRES prairie land In Harris county.
aintncumbered on county road, near rail-
road depot; well drained; for stock of
merchandise. j. IL. Emmott Drummer,
TayaS no
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-26

y, Etuation by a young colored
cs,k Ia boarding house or prl-
.siiv; furnish good reference. Adj
IN Walker avenue. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-26

q Gill 1897 opportunity to the right man
Al h,,s house and residence. now, doing
n South Texas, width stocr 81 sss
rom $1,000 TO $4,000 for sale; only reason
Ior selling, want to 40 out Of business.
Terms easy, Address Theo. Boring. this
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-26

FER MEM want a position
eehly, am a gocd news and
an u years old. good habits,
Esexnerence; work reasonable.
~ aohteomery Press. Montgo
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