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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-23
THE PHILIPPINE NATIVES.
Ex-Consul Elliott Says They Must Re Ruled
With Great Tact.

Ex-Consul Elliott Says They Must Re Ruled
With Great Tact.
Isaac M. Elliott, who was our consul
at Manila year or two ago, has been
in New York for several months watch
ing the reports of the course Of events
at his old post with great interest.
"The natives of the Philippines have
been wretchedly governed by Spain, :"
said Mr.. Elliott recently, "and their
character has been misrepresented. By
nature they are an affectionate people.
but they must be ruled with great tact.
When was in Manila, my servants
were natives, and gavc them more lib
erty than many other employers would
have given them.
lone day one Of my children stepped
on the foot of servant who was stand
ing in the hall / heard Of the incident
and punished the boy for it. I discover
ed, however, that by doing SO had
cheapened my authority over the serv-
ants. They thought that they could do
about as they chose, aud several days
later one Of them struck the boy with
the fat of his hand, knocking him
down. There was only one way to deal
with this native, and that was with a
good heavy carso. Otherwise I would
have been completely at the mercy Of
my servants. gave him good Gaming,
and after it he ran away. Two days
later he returned penitent and asked to
be forgiven, promising to do better in
the future. haven't the slightest doubt
that the United States can govern tho
Philippines without trouble as soon as
the natives understand just what they
may expect. New York Sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-23

lands in lieu of war indemnity, or as
security therefor, but have we a right
to retain them, as some suggest we must,
for good? In the resolutions recently
passed by congress we clearly disclaim-
ed all idea of annexing Cuba in the war
of mercy being waged at present.
: "If we have no right to Cuba, our
claim to the Philippines is more unrea-
sonable still. We have no interests in
common with the people of the islands.
We never come in contact with them,
and consequently know practically moth
ing about them. If we cannot gobble up
Cuba, the richest tract Of earth on the
globe and only 100 miles from our coast,
it is foolish to talk of annexing the
Philippines, over 6, 600 miles away from
US. Atlanta Constitution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-23
The Soldiers Rstions.

In the civil war the healthiest and
toughest soldiers were those who lived
on army rations, while the great ma
jority of those who died of intestinal
diseases were livers ON suffers canned
stuff. AS the army rations are well fit
ted for toughening the men who live
upon them, without injury to the digest
i've organs, the sooner one becomes ha-
bituated to them the better. Boston
Transcript.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-23
story of Senator Proctor and speaker Reed

They are telling this story IN Wash
ington, which may or may not be true
Some one in Speakers.Reed's presence
asked how it was that such cold,
phlegmatic and conservative man ms
Senator Proctor Of Vermont was so ca
ger for war. Probably because he is a
wholesale dealer in tombstones, was
the Mainc mans reply. When Proctor
heard Of this n few minutes later, he
said, 81 suppose, then. that Reed is op.
posed to war because he Is adjuster for
several large life insurance companies. T"
New York Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-23
Thirtcen.

Thirteen seems TO bc havinxa coed deal 70
do win tins riirvcd war. There s-tsr- -ti.---
grace 20 the Thirteenth Regiment. There
arc thirteen letters In the dispatch. "Aein>
AZ Hsvanr." Some II our ships have i3inch
euns. ssmrscn's Zee, has thirteen LETTERS
In Admiral sicurd we lind thirteen leltcr<:
hs il out ~ the navy. Congress appscrrintc1
nfty miillons-fhirtcen letters There nte
thirteen letters In Scare verd H<st"
.Dewey st Manils"-shirfesn lsttere- "Trp>ps
for Cuba''-shirtssu lsstsrs-Nsw ros1 prom
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-23

II will be observed that every time
the Spaniards make a strategic move IL
IN called Spanish trick, but when
the Americans do similar thing it is
Yankee shrewdness. - Springfield
Union.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-23

The admiral who is thoughtful enough
to. pipe all hands to breakfast in the
middle of naval engagement has very
extraordinary streak in his make mp.
Dewey has it.-Atlanta Constitution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-23

Cuban Soldiers WIN Bs Shot ~ rhsy Dts
obsy Orders.
General Oalixto Garcia. commander
OF eastern Cuba, IN ordcr to enfofce
good conduct on his men not only In
Bayamo. but In all other cities in east
ern Cuba, has issued the following proc
lamation, copy Of which was brought
to Tampa the other day by General Col
lazo, who came with Lieutenant Row
IN:
= while am positive that the forces
of my command will not commit abuses
or disorders ON taking possession Of the
towns aud cities now being hastily evao-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-23

The Major GspsrSly lfv,, Laushable At
tempts to Kick the Leather Sphere.
Majer General William r. shafter,
second in command Of the troops assem-
bied in Florida, was until about year
ago colonel Of the First infantry. sta
toned at Angel island, in the harbor of
San Francisco. He was as a regimental
commander O somewhat stern soldier,
and the enlisted men took pains not to
cross him. Shafter, can't weigh much
less than 500, pounds One afternoon a
couple Of years ago the soldiers of one
of the First's companies were playing
football on the parade ground. They
were playing tho old fashioned kicking
game. O9e of the men got the ball
squarely on the toe of his government
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Their Only Recourse.

1t is plain enough that the Spanish
must 20 back to their old pastime Of
bullfghting. They can climb fence
there or dodge the beast, but the Dewey
system was fatally too swift for them.
Louisville Commercial
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-23
VIEWS OF GOV. ATKINSON.

Hc Anticipates Trouble In the Disposal Of
the Philippines.
II believe great question lies before
the United States in determining what
to do with the Philippine islands, " said
Governor G. w. Atkinson of West Vir-
ginia. "That is, il Germany and France
and Italy leave any of them for us after
their expected scramble for possessions.
We can and will hold these valuable IS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-23

fines are changing. Mars will have
much more 10 do with the simmer
hammock than Cupid this season. bal.
timore American
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-23

Perhaps Dewey ought to have como
over for what he wanted and taken il
himself He would have been half way
back by this time. Hartford Courant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25

MASQUERADE and theatrical costumes. full
dress suits. wigs. boards. tights. sandals.
masks. gold and silver trimmings. jewels
crowns, swords. ETC.. all on rental or for
sale; mail orders a specially. Texas Coss
tume Co., 6l3 Travis street Is
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PIANOS. PIANOS. PfANoS--will guarantee
70 giyo you lowest prices and best terms
Iaving the. 1eost expenses OF any music
house In the State Geo. w. Stieff. 500
Travis street al
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sPECIAL-That two-story cottage Of ,sv,.
Tom Ball. with grounds l0oxI6 49, oAs
800; terms $50 cash and S25 per month -
Houston Heights lots at lowest prices An
monthly payments; fine shade; good drAs.
age. artesian water. Houston HeIghts ofdcs
2oS Main street, John A. Miiroy, agent
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STIEFF PIANOS--Strtctiy nrst-class, sold
direct from factory; call and examine; send
for catalogue. cash or payments; old pianos
street Z,
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THREE LOTS. two-story reside nee s,iS Az:
I'M two nice two-story houses. oornes TSs'
lcr and ZANE: low prtces long, easy nav.
ments. King Co.. La Main.
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FOR SALE-Four full blood and seven high
grade Jersey mich cows, a complete dairy
Quilt. including route, for sale. a good barn
ana pasture for rent within l% miles of
City hail; 500 TO $500 I'm cash will handle
y. INQUIRE ut 1906 Dallas avenue. Frank
Henderson .,
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FOR SALE-Large stock OF fruit trees. pear.
peach plum. grapes, figs, mulberry sido-
walk and shade trees; must be sold. Address
Nursery, Genoa, Texas Is
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REAL ESTATE FOE SAL.

FOR SALE-House and lot ne,r hr-;--..-
ter; will take small farm as nsrt 49, 49,
ment II well situated 10 LouisiaSaS a s,r ~
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G. ID. VAUGHAN, who played Santa Claus at
the Wonder Store yesterday. Will be open
TOR work the coming year. 20
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HORSE HARNESS and single farm wagon,
az In coed condition. +. A. Shaw. 3os
Main street "
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YOUNG WIDOW wants position as managing
housekeeper or competition 20 elderly Rdy
Address 1857 Chenegert street %
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by thoroughly competent
man as way bill clerk Tor railway company;
three years experience III Now orlIsns. Ad-
dress d. NJ. Malcolm, Chester. Teas. ~
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FOR SALE--Twclve shares of compress
stock. 10000 bales compressed this .ason.
compress located In one OF the best black
lahd towns In Texas; rare bargain. Adj ess
quickly. p. o. Box No. 260. Cameron. Tex
q q
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

CALLED conclavs of Ruthven
ESW1'N1. commandery. No. .. X. T.. Mt Ii
,RJr~tsl o'clock this nlorrng for the pur-
VAN pose of psrti,i ating In tle usual
Christmss greeting. Sojourutus Sir
Knights are cordially inNi ed All Sir kuiShts
nre requested 10 be present promptly a. he
time above named By order OF VIII y. Kidd.
Il. c.. J. r.. Cade, Recorder.
MEMBERS OF Lone STAR LODGE No;
&C. National Lesi2l. are requested 10 inset
ut Minister'S hall at 330 o'clnch .. M ths
evening, Deceuber =. to at nd lac tuner y
II our late Biuther 7 Moan. BY order
u Peter Chalmers, President.
w. o. W.--Members OF Red OAK Camp, No.
rs. will meet at hail p. IL. sunday Dc.
cenghei %. to attend funeral pf co Al
Commander y. Z. &oiasu 81. Member oi u =
tor camps and Wcodmea circle ar iAtited
10 participate. Frank j. Oilre ActlAs Cop-
sui Commander Attest: Percy Hew e..
Clerk. 10
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FOR SALE-An elegant Third ward bona
cheap and ON easy terms. Bette Bryan. 8
x: ii. cAWTHoN g co. sell Boys suita ios
$3.50. =
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two or three competing rooms
furnished for housekeeping ard one de-
sirabie south room With crate: 1913 McKin-
ney. 2H
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HELP WANTED.
wANTED-Man and wife for farm work. All
NoKtr

wANTED-Man and wife for farm work. All
Mckinney avenue. Il
AGENTS-On salary or commission: the
greatest agents seller ever produced: every
user Of pen a. d ink buys 1t on sight 2U0 to
800 per cent profit: one agents sales amount
ed to $500 In six days. another s32 In tive
hours. Monroe Mfg. Co. X 1856. La Crosse
Wis 30
TO LIFE AaENTs-we will give you bet
ter contract than you can possibly secure
from any State agent. Write us. Chicago
Guaranty Life Society, Old Colony building.
Chicago. Ill. lib
WANTED-Few more young men and ladies
10 learn telegrapky for Positions on rail-
rad. Dallas Telegraph College. Dallas,
Texas %
TO LIFE AGENTS OF TEXAS, Indian and
Oklahoma Territories--We are now prepared
to give you 1889 contracts" as local. spe-
clal or general agents with 4 big commits
sion for cssh or notes. with bonus or re-
newLl interest; notes taken with or without
your Endorsement: make loans and pay
war tax and examiners fee In all cases Har-
ris Patterson. general managers. "old
Hartford Life, Dallas, Texaa. II
sAIEsMEN-For cigsrs, $l25 q month and
expenses; old firm: experiences unnet essary.
c. c. Bishop Co.. ST. Louis. No. Il
AGBSTS--Economy gas burner saves 70 psf
cent OF EaJ, makes large, beautiful HEhs
and gives $50 per cent profit to sa,ssnen
General Agency Co.. ~ Dearborn street
Chicago. Ill. d
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FOR sALE-No cash payment reqpireS: 1
neat home on monthly paymentA Addreas
400, this office - = :. n
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YOUNG LAWYER, LIB, wishes position
In law Office. be5t OF references as to cAar-
aet,r and oapaelty. Address AT f.. tbs
Office. n
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PONY FOR SALE
Apply 1903 Dallas a6

FOR SALE--A full blood pointer dog. sh
years old, trained by Geo. Heubfle, Wei
mar, good retriever, Address j. r. Rem
sche. kerrvile. Texas. %
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one set of harness. also a 26-inch bicycle
Apply 1918 Franklin avenue. 20
FOR SAfE--For SOS, one Durham COW giv-
ing 2Iz gallons milk 20i7 Elysian street %
FOR SALE---Smith Premier typewriter and
cabinet letter file. u. Young. Box los.
Houston. %
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X. II. Cnn iHON & CO. are the cheapest
aood tailors In Houston.
WHY MOI give your boy OF girl a practical
business tanning: Massey business college
4
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EDUCATION BY MALTA course OF six.
twelve or twenty four weeks by correspond
ence; arithmetic. algebra. geometry. gram
mar, history, civics. etc ;-sstioDg ia uity.
prompt earnest and faithful work: STU
dents not only pleased but enthusiastic over
lesson papers. Enclose 10 cents for sam
Pile lesson. Address Texas Correspondence
Normal Institute (Chartered). Austin. Tex
IA %
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FOX SS00ooe dry goods stock. must Iva
nee. -,
FOX sALE-bo large oxen. will make excel
lent tsoders, many of them hrst-class work
oNen' o. u. Smith, Shepherd Texas 81
RosEDALE NURSERIES, year; oldest
and best complete stock fruit. shade and
ornamental na Trees, roses and eyergreens;
agents wanted; outfit frse cash every week.
Stanley IL. Watson, Brenhan,. Texas n
HIGH GRADE nursery stock OF all adapted
KINDS, tardy oranges, peaches, pears.
piums., roses etc, Immense stock Frs light
prepaid. Catalogue free. G. l.. Tabcr. Glen
St Mary, Fla.
FOR sALE-~A grand business opportunity; a
Wen paying business $4,000 stock oil dry
goods So 91ioIhnS shoes hats ets the above
located IN me post business portion OF San
antonio, Texas, Would prefer selling the
sale cash, FOR particulars address Laredo Jar IL
Mercantile company. san Antonio, or b
Hirseh. Corpus Christi. Texas. l-is
HELLO. LOOK HERE-ons hundred and
iisiS head OF mules and horses for sale;
tEink OF it, and prices 10 suit any customer
Houston Horse, Mule and Livery Co, ios
Shn Jaclnto street. u
HAY.ioo tons good prairie hay, 7o-ib bales.
e "" ton car lots 4, o, b. Rice spur. on
I: NJ: CRANBERRY. Houston. Texas. u
sEhps-Just arrived, new onion seed. Csl-
forum grown crop ss. prize taker Gre .ls:
Globe white Portugal; red WeathersteId:
FL Paso Elk, early red 81 50 per pound: 10.
mato and cabbage seed; all ya.ie;l $: head
quarters for Alfalfa clover Holloway SEED.
Grain and Commission Co.. Dallas. Texas. Il
TO ARRIVE NEXT wEEK--oss car new
creI peas. beans. radsh. lettuce, mcion
olion. cabbage and general linz OF seeds
OF all kinds Send rs lis, OF your waits
and set our prices, Texas Seed aud Floral
Co.. 40 Elm sueet. Dallas. Texas. 4
BEST table butter Is cents per pound.
pounds for ~ cents: oleomargarine for
cooking. pounds for Cd cents delivered free.
stall y. Central Market. E. Il. Crook. 1895
BlCy CkEs-Ladies' second hand shRplelgh.
80; Westminster, SIS; boys Rugby. $40;
Kamhlers. sl2. Write Tor specific atoms,
March cuimors. Houston. Solar Sas lamps.
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SAFE FOR SALE
| Cali 317 Main street. Il
CHRISTMAS goods at Pastorlza's. corner
Austin and Dallas streets ~
For YOUR Christmas and New Year dinner
add bottle of pure horse radish. Texas hot
Creole mustard. French mustard. catsup.
sauce. chow chow maunsel white or extract
" perLer. and pickles. put up by the Forest
Mfg. Co. II your grocer has none, Send 10
1i0I Dallas avenue, corner Austin street, or
stall No. IL. Central Market, Saturday aud
sunday. %
ILLUMINATING oils and. gasoline same price
as oil company. Forest Mfg. Co. 140l Dallas
avenue. corner Austin street. free delivery,
phone $50. -
FOR .sALE-Cheap, the counters, showcases.
shelving. stools etc. In Masons Arcade
building. 30 Main street, Houston IN lots
to suit purchasers. cheap II taken quicA.
l.. l.. Dennis. u
FrUlT TREES-ornaulentals, immense stock
large assortment lowest prices; catalogue
free. Alvin Nursery Co., Alvin, Texas. 1-l9
woodbury. wood ut Crary's Wood Yard,
cheaper than green. Telephone 300. 50
FOR sALE--A fve-chair barber shop; bes,
location in good town. Address M, this Of
nee. Z!
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

TWO pleasant desirable rooms with hood
s M.sn private family in Third ward ref
erences required llQ7 Lamar avenue. sI
GOOD BOARD $50 per wesk; stove il d.
tin street N' tV' avs
III IEAAs AVENUE-Largc boarding bouse
w blocks from Capitol hotel Min stces,
m mG,si accommodations. transforms and reg
Telephone 100. 'eAsonapis g;
for S. ~ "oo' 'uils
A YOUNG MAN who desires 10 stfe16 ma
university or the college IN Chicago can find
soou rooms ald board and assis. ance In nus
straies at moderate expense with In Ersa-
srieh S kenge, l5i East 42d ST. Chicago. For
i.of MeGowsn St, Houston. $500
NICELY furnished room, with CRATE, bath and
oUard, IN private family. for Two gentlemen
OF married couple without Children HI
esehees. Apply 500 La Dranea Street. IS
Fer REMT-pleasant rooms, single or en-
suite, with OF. without board. al iio4 Texn.
avenue one block from Capitol hotel; refer S.
.-.-.- -
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MASQUERADE and theatrical costumes. full
drees suits, wigs boards. d5hts saada.s.
masks. gold and silver trmmings, jewets.
crowns. swords, etc. all GA rental or fol-
sale: mail orders specially. Texas Cos
tlula Co Gla TraYls ST. Get q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ness. lost manhood. blcoi a4S vast {
cases. All chronic troubles HI s s
Nelson. Rooms 3l5-Sl6 Biaz bui'i'.S..----T
NOTICE OF annual meeting stochnoii,u ''v I.rl.
hoard Of directors of Guadalupe N. -laas,. ltat
way Company; Notice Is hereby rs.sik-
the regular annual meeting d 49,, ~ i30at
holders of Guadalupe Valley hs ,ii 1--we o.
pany will be held al the punfNs ,,idiaz u
said company in the O'ConloT ts.hrary 4.
Victoria. Texas, on Tnesany' r.ss,,Iar 80.
1899, at 10 o'clock. q. u NJ isrretors Of
SAID company will also be heia =. Il 8
Mace and al once upon adjouraine.nls. = :, !. io
stockholders meeting and this pst tssa,l d
both meetings by order o. lns .y Quad,
Directors. Jno. T. Bonner. SeIess'' e-I-o
aiupe Valley Railway Company.
wANTED--Young men and mon ,hs lasssl
business College, Mason BLOCK; sess' I
and night. .-----' !.
WE. THE undersigned en,ployss esq, q ~ aysnaA
Manufacturing Co.. l4ol taiiss We "
Houston, Texas. hereby ee.tin ,ss radtst
sist In gratiDg ana betting r.disa rap
and thet cnly the best ng,..1,s.,sfioY ra2s..
ever. Aiex Fastoriza. G. y. vi CO..
Knaus, Hamp Kegans. Robert Ds's ~
IRWIN Williams
A MEETING OF THE sTockHoLLppl uo.islus
directors OF the Texas anu ~. al ee:,' 4
Railroad company. for the pulpiisd Ia t-E h
ing directors and officers, y ,n"ny. II W.
place al tie OHIO Of the yiondag "
City OF Houston. Texas, o. n B. eeksI
ninth day OF January. lSss' lrr
Secretary. ~
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LARGE 2-ycar old roses. all varieties, at $3.50
aud $500 per dozen write Tor catalogue.
Mrs. w. l.. Shumate. Hitchcock, Texas.
~ Ia
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FOR RENT-Six- room cottage on Congress-
and sampson. water connec ton; large sta
Bile and garden. Inquire 314 Sampson, or
Carl Ries, at Hampe's .;
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CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES
High grade. elegant novelties suitable for
christmas presents. Nothing shoddy at
PastoriEa's Stationery Store. s04 Main street.
u
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THREE miles bay front, 81 miles from Y
Porte. Texas; 1900 acres. thoroughly drainsd
by four raVines; corn ls feet high: for nv
or rent, 20 acres and up: 90 horses for ~
nom SIS to $40: so Rcres land in Wise
county, Kansas. to trade for Texas land
horses or cattle. Address W. B. Roet, u
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YOUNG GERMAN--Well educated. good plano
and organ player, can lead choir. wants
a situation. A. D.. this office. q
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SITUATION WANTED
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ALDENS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS VIII cure
dyspepsia. Indigestion. etc Price % cents
Sold by A. L. Riesing. druggist Lt2 Moiu
street. I-6- 30
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FOR sAJI1

FAT FOLKS ars rsuuceG 10 pounds q month;
aayone can make romedy at nome: sample
box. etc. mailed free II costs you nothing
Louis Mo- II