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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-16

WANTEp--Steady place as yardman by mid
die aged man OF good habits, familiar with
gardening and care OF animals. Address
24ii this office. is
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ANDERSON is still making good photos ut
low Prices; conc soon and bring the babies
and all the family; 400 Main street 10
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1ne twenty four hours of yester-
people were carried across the
ordge in the cars, as compared
y for the day in November, 1851.
last previous count was made.
Us on the bridge yesterday were
salnst $3.50 for the last Tues
.foiieys We're not in operation.
OF room now in the big coaches
'ait and parcel OF the gigantic
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WANTED--Men and women 10 unite with mo
as supreme officers ana found new ira
teipa order (Snlnried pnsiuons). Address
j, r. Sedgw!ck, Port Arthur, Texas. 81
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POSITION by registered druggist; Phi, g.:
seN en- years experience; no bad habits; very
best of references, single Address ]. T..
FHller, Jacksonville Texas 70
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SIX-ROOM HOUSE aud ono and one, half
heres land. opposite railroad shops in town
Of 1000 inhabitants: best school IN State:
value Of place $4,000; will exchange for
land in South Texas. Address Box 3gi. En-.
mis- Texas 10
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Folt SALE Upright piano, good condition. Ss5
cash, Address $50. thfS office. 10
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WANTEp--1wenty- Ave 1.-Two men 20 represent
Now York; best contracts given by any
legal reserve company. ana easiest policy
TO write Address Si2 BtnZ building, Hous-
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SPECIAL PRICE LIST-suits cleaned and
pressed at sl.00; pants soc; Suits dyed $3.50
to $500; pants, 75c; AT the Houston Steam
Dye Works, ia Travis street. Special at +.
tention given to country orders. 4-9-es
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WAETED--Work by man and wife, wife to
cool. man 10 work IN the yard; both Will
inS; GOOD reference, Address 24si. this of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-16

SITUATION wanted by nice colored Rir as
nurse or chan1bermaid. Apply at Sli Glove
land street, Fourth ward. as
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NEW YORK DOCTORS,
YOUNG. MIDDLE.

FOR RuPTUREs. PILES. BLADDER AND
Kidney troubles, diseases OF WOMEN. CA
TARRH. ASTHMA, EPILEPSY, RHEuMA-
TisM. CANCER and all SKIN diseases, PRl-
yATf diseases. SYPHILIS. VARICOCELE,
HYI RoCELE. STRUCTURE and GLEEl.
NEPvoJis DEBILITY and its attending all
,,ents sEM!,,AL WEAKNESS, lost Man
mood. Night Losses. Impctepc.. thoroughly
cured None but durable cases taken EN-
ANIMATION FREE. Write US your troubles
n living at distance. .
I" No Idol TEXAS AVE. Houston. Texas.
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F'ern Union Telegraph company
lis principal operators the fol-
Fe' Attention is called to the
Y general operating department
OPERATORS to hand all government
" the traffic chef as soou as
ms order indicates that inc
Eoo slow for Uncle Sam, and that
must be guarded.
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DIR. WM A, BoXELL, Catnrrh Specialist;
home treatment. Ave dollars Il month: tho
most improved and successful method Call
or write, Mason Block Houston. Texas. u
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FOR SALE,-I have o few choice high grade
Jersey COVE. fresh IN milk. with young
calves, at l1o Franklin avenue, corner OF
ChoDeyert street. ID
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FOR SALIl-Good horse and spring wagon.
cheap. Apply at 5lG Capitol avenue, or w.
Y. Fuqun at W. D. Cleveland & Co. 10
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INVESTORs--Th Mutual Building and Loan
association on March 10 will issue q new Sc
ries OF paid up shares OF $4,000 each bear
Ing per cent Interest, payable semi an-
uually These shares can be cashed for full
face value by giving sixty days notice; re-
fer 10 any bank in city. II, u. Cline, secre-
tary, 1Ol0M Congress avenue. 10
LANDS AT ERIN STATION. ten miles our
on Santa re railroad are now on market:
town lots and acreage; get Ia your bids:
highest point on the road 10 Galveston. A.
C.. Herndon q Son. agents, 81
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SITUATION WANTED.

wsANTEp--Situa.icn as bookkeaper by sober
young man; does not smoke, good refer
ence: with experience Address N, ]. Con-
man, Kiber, Texas. is
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rgetic women OF society who de-
OF their time to the interests
are ever on the alert TO utilize
ga for this good purpose. Two
ost interchangeable originators OF
entertainments think they have
pom a novelty Of the first water.
pose to hold kirmess en- the
pe new Astoria hotel. some 300
the street. The price of ad-
III also be high.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

go ACRES. we'll drained. best black land,
east side San Jncnto bay. low price, easy
terms Wilson Hannah IL
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ONE LOT In Galveston, situated Strand. next
block from the new Santa 20 depot; $500
II sold ut once. owner, $40 Milan atreet. l6
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THE MUTUAL Building and Loan assoca-
ton will issue new series OF instalment
stock on April !, books now open for sub
scribers II. b. Cline, secretary, 10l0h Con-
Eress avenue. 10
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Broadway theater the other night
was constantly complaining that
ID not see, owing to a high hat
young woman lust in front of him
Finally he bent over and said.
!, If you will remove your hat !
a great deal better" Without MS
even turning in her seat she
eplied: and IL YOU will shut your
will be able TO hear a great deal
And the owner of the headpiece
rom Chicago, at that.
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re are Z number of enthusiastically
~ entertainments provided at the
krs. and each seems to be enjoying
)erable patronage. They come in the
| Of musical matinees and illustrated
*, Taking it all in all, one who
n the scratch OF sackcloth and the
ct ashes may find agreeable and in
diversion, morning or afternoon,
4ter variety than has ever been pro.
during the penitential season. Most
theaters have felt the effects Of
ore this season than ever before.
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COTTAGE, four rooms, Fifth ward. neat s.
r. shors For rrice and terms Wilson
A. Hannah. Kiam building, 10
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WANT Ep--Situatiop as house girl or to do
cooking: honsework preferred Address stSs,
this office is
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HOUSTON CYPRESS CISTERN CO., manu-
faoturers OF cypress cisterns tanks, water
trcugLs, etc. Office and factory. foot OF
Main street. Houston. Phone No. 5S5. II
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WIiEN you want trunk or valise. or travel
ing goods. state style, price and size want
Ell; will mail you photos and prices; goods
deliy cred In the State free. Henry Polack
Trunk Co. Dallas, Texas. 3-l7
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JOHN ". STANSF1ELD. independent candi-
date for alderman Fourth ward, soicits tho
support of his fellow citizens 8
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WANTED Situation by sober. practical
news and job printer; seven years expert
ence; can give best OF references. Address
Henry Price. Hamilton. Texas. 10
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WANTED TT

SECOND hand typewritars wanted. Address
J. ]. Pastoriza Printing d Lltho. Co.. Hous-
ton, Texas. II
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treatment by the Pa5teIr method
ses OF hydrophobia occurring in THIS
WAS formally established by tho board
ealtb today. There have bsen, &C.
|bg to DR.. Biggs, bacteriolog.st Of the
fourteen deaths from hydrophobia
lis city during the past Ave years.
present death rate for the disease is
10 have been reduced to 1 per cent.
Is formerly as high as 10 per cent.
Iuccess Of experiments that have been
on for the past three months led to
Sci!on noted above.
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KATTMANN 4 KNEELAND-Manufa
OF tents, awnings, tarpaulins. wagon co gers.
ETC.: nags made to order; Si5h Congress
avenue corner Travis street, Houston,
Texas; phone s3i. II
]. l.. KOPF undertaken and embnlmcr has
complete line OF funeral goods, pictures,
flames and holdings. Phone 6s7 1914 Prairie
avenue II
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NEWSPAPER Manifold want 10 buy OF
lease. With privilege OF buying, good news.
paler and job office in Coast country. r..
{. Baker, Port Arthur Texas. IS
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WANTBD-small refrigeratorsp must be in
good order and cheap. Address 2i35, this
Office. ID
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TWELVE experienced skirt and waist hands
wanted at once at the Partisan Dresannkiug
Parlors, leiT Texas avenue.
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HOW 10 become lawful physicians. pharma-
oists dentists or lawyers Lock Box 1875.
Gi,innn. 20
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FOR RI,NT--Nine-r GROOM residence. modern
improvements. with stable. on Chenevert
street and Texas avenue. On premises TO ~
Browne. ID
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HELP WANTED.

WA!>TEDA-At once. one hrst.elass, reliable
all around tailor aud coat maker. VIM, kes
s,lus, Smithvillo, Texas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-06
CROKER ON CARTOONS.
Tammany Boss Says Caricatures Do
Not Harm Anyone.

New York World: i've been car
TONED all my life, and I am still here"
said Mr.. Croker, as he tilted back in his
office chair, and looked serenely into
the face of his visitor.
"Candidly. L don't think cartoon
Injuries any man." continued the Tam
many ehieftain, throwing his clenched
hands over one knee, as if to nurse it.
They often injure the paper that
prints them if they evince malice or
spite. could cite several instances to
confirm this opinion. But the car
TONED man is not injured. AS long as
the sarcastic or humorous side of the
thought is treated, 1 see no harm in
caricature.
1.-The public forms it's own estimate
of men. The newspaper can direct at
tention to a man and set the people to
thinking about him. and if he is a bad
egg the public will repudiate him and
his friends, but if he has ability the
very fact that he is held UP in the
searchlight by the press will enable
him to show the fact and to make the
public recognize him. No, the cartoon
is all right. 1t is d good thing, hon
estly, properly done. And it unques-
tionably sells papers. That is a COM
mercial feature that the business man
ager of daily journal must consider
and appreciate
do you think the artists get your
likeness?'
mo man is a good Judge of his own
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face was the reply. Very few of us
know just how we look None of US. I
take it, pass much time before mir
ror. have said that the cartoons do
not resemble my face, and yet may
be wrong. I believe 1 have imbibed
the idea, that the artists do not catch
my face very we'll because l am often
introduced to strangers. vino say:
Why, Mr.. Croker. you do not look any
thing like the cartoons we have seen
of YOU I have heard it so often that
1 have got to thinking that way. But
the strangers may mean that the car
toonists Halter me-that l am a worse
looking citizen than / am depicted.
Again, say. how can 1 tell just what
they are driving at any more than
read the intense. innermost thought of
the clever artist? Art is one thing;
am another. But, 1 say again, they
never hurt me. Let the boys go on
with the fun, and 1 will promise to
laugh. Some men ought to be fiattered
that they are regarded as being Of
enough Importance to be cartooned."
Have you any favorite among the
comic artists?"
None"
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services OF some important outside
talent, while subscribers viii be asked
to pay three dollars, this sum emitting
each to two tickets for the three con-
certs. 1t is expected that Katherine
Bloodgood, the New York contralto.
the Spiering String Quartette of Chi
cago and at least one other attraction
of equal merit will be brought out,
While the best local talent will be en-
couraged by being engaged for the
clubs various programmes. Mr.. Pea
body VIII direct the<club, as heretofore,
which is a guarantee that its work
will be kept UP to the old standard
The Salt Lake Opera company has re-
ceived an invitation from Mr.. Clark,
manager of the opera house in Ogden,
to present THE Chimes of Normandy"
there on the evening of Thursday, the
notwithstanding day. The invita-
ton has been accepted, and the
Chimes will be revived with the old
cast, except that Miss Lottie Levy will
appear as Germaine in place of Miss
Fisher. who leaves for Chicago on
Tuesday. The opera company has also
received a request from the manager
of the new Park City Opera House,
there during the latter part of Decem-
@ o o
1t is somewhat gratifying to local
pride to find that the musical happen
ings in PARKWAY Salt Lake City are
recorded from time to time in the Must
cal Courier. In recent number OF
that noted journal the Orpheus club
receives this handsome endorsements:
1T is rumored that this seasons con-
certs will surDass those of last year,
and the public will need no further
assurance Of excellent entertainment. +"
The prospectus just issued seems to
Justify this commentator. With the
engagement of artists like Katherine
Bloodgood and the Spiering String
Quartette an dothers promised, it is
evident that the ensuing series Of sub
scription concerts will mark a distinct
advance over previous efforts.
Mrs. Bloodgood, who is very beau
tiful woman, possesses a. voice that is
described as "a full, rich contralto of
great purity and tone and fine COM
pass" The eastern papers are warm in
her praise, the New York Sun saying:
"She made the most favorable impress
sion possible by tones of remarkable
softness and richness, by her correct
method and unimpeachable style"
AS other arrangements are CONFLICT
ed due notice will be given the public.
Subscriptions for these concerts are
coming in freely, and the indications
are that seats cannot be provided for
ali who desire to attend.
STAGE ECHOES.
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Bargain in Shoes.

stantly.
So much so that in nine cases out OF
ten IL really has no significance in con-
nection with facts.
A bargain in shoes represents stand
right time
The cheapest is not always the best,
est.
Buy a good article and you will get
satisfactory wear out of it in the long
run.
Buy cheap article and it Will keep
you on the jump continually to dupn-
cate, then you might buy shoes on
this basis every week in the year and
never get your moneys worth.
Turn over a new leaf and buy an
honest shoe at an honest price.
This is the kind OF values we offer
you.
DAVIS SHOE CO.,
"MOney-back" ShOeistS.
AARON LEVITT, Pres.
BEN DAVIS, Sec. and Treas.
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storm. The play winds up at Old Point
Comfort.
The Orpheus club is out with its
second annual prospectus, and the
many who feel indebted to the organ
ization for the entertainment it pro-
vided last season will be interested to
learn that it has mapped out a pro-
gramme even more ambitious than that
arranged last year. The three subscrip-
ton concerts are. to be given in Deem
Der, February and May, and the club
announces that a fund of $500 has al
ready been subscribed by number
of patrons to aid it in securing the
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which she appeared, and now it has
been prohibited in Berlin altogether.
Five years ago Fanny Davenport
wrote a letter to a friend, in which was
this almost prophetic sentence: My
ambition is to retire in 1900-not re-
naming long enough to wear my well
come out.
Miss Sallie Fisher goes direct from
this city to Chicago, where she ex-
poets to remain all winter, and posi-
bly, a full year, studying under the
friends will wish her we'll and hope
that her career may be all that it's
bright promise indicates
The veteran, Scalchi, tool 1t would
seem that she might have stuck it out
without going into the divorce court
at her age. For these many years we
have been finding Count Lolli the will
ing slave of his famous wife. Now it is
to be no more. A divorce has come
between count and countess. A young
son will represent the famous contralto
in her dealings with managers, who
will find the countess open to their Of
ferS this year, as she has ever been,
since, long ago, she went to New York
cessful stop in Havana. The news of
the separation of Count and Countess
Lolli will be surprising to the profess
sion that has long watched them. Sea-
son after season the count looked after
his wife's interests out in front of the
house" lie looked after her hotel ar,
engagements, her carriage, her railroad
dealings, her contracts. He was a
very busy and a very devoted count,
indeed. The divorce proceedings are
reported from sunny Italy, and causes
are not given in the news. Can it be
the trick OF press agent?
Denver's amateur opera company
rendered 1.-THE Juggler'' in that city
last week. The papers are rather Sc
we're in their reviews.
| Marie Wainwright is to essay Shall
! We Forgive Herr" in New York, and
the Herald says it can determine bet
ter after the curtain has gone down.
Disasters thick and fast overlook
the where's Matilda" company in
! San Francisco. Business was so bad
at the comedy theatre that Clara
| Thropp, the star. folded her trunks
| like the Arab and as silently stole
| away, leaving, her company and her
manager in CONSERVATION. No one
seemed to know where she went and
the company is still hobbling along
without her,
A New York letter to the San Fran
cisco Music and Drama says: The
! opera companies are scoring well and
| both Francis Wilson and Alice Nielsen
seem to have winners. Wilson and his
new piece, THE Little Corporal" pack
the Broadway, the honors being about
equally divided between the star and
the opera. Little Nielsen has equally
good business at Wallacl's, but her
| opera, "The Fortune Teller, and her
t., clever comedians win a little more
praise than she does Just at present.
| Alice is a hard worker and will learn
to act just as well as she learned to
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Every voter in the state of Utah
who supports the candidacy of any
Republican, either directly or indi-
rectly, is giving aid and comfort to
the goldbug party. ALI of the Re
publican politicians Of the state know
this to be true. Mckinley knows it.
Hanna knows it. And the people of
the west ought to know it.
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Republican State Platform: eve
endorse and applaud the administra
ton of President Mckinley and the
policies ably proposed and accom-
plished by him.
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overestimated.

Puck: THE American soldier has been
What? The American soldier can whip
anybody
''Oh, yes; but some folks evidently
thought ne could eat anything
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Herald that one hears of an actress
who has married a man worth $1,000
600, nor is it every ten million dollar
husband who will let his wife remain
on the stage But Miss Julia Arthur
has made the double play most sue
cessfully, and comes back to New YORK,
having married few months ago Mr..
B. f. Cheney of Boston, and obtained
his permission to remain upon the the
atrical boards.
Mathews & Bulger, in by the Sad
Sea Waves" come to the theatre on the
18th and 10th.
Ada Dwyer Russell will be in Butte
on Thanksgiving day with the
'Pudd'nhead Wilson" company, and
her sister, Miss Kate Dwyer, will run
I'D to pay her a visit, taking with her
Mrs. RusselIs little girl, Lorna.
Jean de Reszke and Calve absolutely
refuse to sing in Chicago, and their
names will not appear in the big list
of stars when Grau's company visits
the Windy City.
New York is indeed a very rapid city.
Charmion's indecent disrobing act on
the trapeze, which was not interfered
with in that city, was much modified in
London lest the authorities might re-
woke the license of the music hall in
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do you think the public is surfeited

do you think the public is surfeited
with cartoons?''
Il do not. as have already said.
taste for the humorous is growing
among the readers of the daily news
papers. The cartoOnist can make
man famous, but not Infamous. Do
you really think the picture attacks on
Mr.. Hanna, socially or politically, hurt
him? don't. He appears to be doing
quite we'll"
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sing and she has the cleverest manager
in town. 1t don't matter much if the
critics do let her down easy as an
actress, the houses are crowded just
the same and she is evidently making
money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-06

MIR. SQUIRE COOP, the eminent
young pianist and conductor, has
opened studio in this city.
Mr.. Coop's headquarters are at
DANES & Coalter's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-06

Your money refunded if you do not
like U. S. Baking Powder. Price,
25c per pound.
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''Hogan's Alley is doing great
business in San Francisco at the Cal
ifornia theatre, the erstwhile home of
Barrett, Keene and Mccullough.
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DO NtSII 9 % dIICIIN.
STAGE ECHOES.

Helen Redmond, Frank Daniels
priIna donna, who won many compli-
ments last season by her beauty, APP
reared for the first time in the role of
cleopatra in "The Wizard of the Nile"
in Boston last Monday week and scored
a hit. the conservative Boston Tran
script pronouncing her 'one of the most
beautiful and best voiced leading young
women in light opera" Two years ago
she was in the chorus receiving SIS
only a week. Her salary today is S125a
1t isn't every day, says the New York
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-06

Mathews & Bulger, in "By the Sad
Sea Waves" come to the theatre on the
18th and 10th.