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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-13
HAMBURG LINERS soLn.
Refused By TAis Governmeut. =
G0bbled Up by Spain.

GobbIed Up by Spain.
NEW YORK. April i2.--Rsgardine u
Hamburg liners which were eadd d ~
been offered 10 the United States nseCn
ment, Em1i Boas. the New FORK go
OF the Hamburg line, said today thu ~
Monday he offered the governm<ns ~
steamers Columbia and NortaAnxla. -
Ing till O'Clock that afternoon fof s =
sponst. No rep.y was received, Al y
subsequently notified the eovernne6f ~
should It desire at any time 70 Co.
his proposition he would cabIs e -
to his company.
He heard nothing from the 9ovefan1al
and then was informed that the Cow
and Normannia had been soad d Nm
& Co, of London.
Today he received a cabiegram -
his company that Morse Z Co had tro66
ferred the two steamers yesterday q IL
Campania Transatlantic line, q -
ceiorn. a Spanish commercial I'M 4
steamers OF which J. M. Cehaljoo ! G.
are the New York agents, and the $500
ers would leave New York today r.
Cadix to be delivered to the purchasCla
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teers IL the United States should declare
war against Spain. In the regiment there
are about i.sA boys and yourg men and
at least 5s1 assie-hcdied soldiers woo eou.a
stand a rough campaign. Their officers
are nearly ali athletic fellows, over Is
years OF age. and they are commanded by
Col ". p. Sullivan. jr.. "A recognized au-
thorlty on military affairs and a veteran
national guard officer.
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EAGER FOR THE NEWS.


SPECIAL Disfasca % the Post-Inssiilgencsr
NHATGUM. April iS---Ths arrival az the
Post-iHfcIfgencsr here reminds cid timers
os the boom 6aTs u.hen the lire AZ the
p1siastice waiting for mai woasd stretch
across the street Before the paper ar
rsyss crowd gathers at headquarters
eaecr and impatient far the news. ard the
rsFidisy with which the saoefs sen out =
oaxpgising.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &<e - AaesH&sH&H.sA
MONITOR MONADN0CK COMING NORTH.
Ordered to Sail for Port Angeles Without Waiting
for Repairs.

OF
Saturday next The Monad-
inc o the
J. w. of the
osa
sNslR4aAaAal3lsSssHAN 8SsaAa1aNaAa1aHaNaSa
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BiG Guns ron THE Sound.
Large shipmsO6 Of Ordinance Passes
Ysarougn Spokane.

speefa, Disratch TO the Post-rnsel.lgencer
SPOKANE, April I2--The government
consignment Of sannons destined for Aa-
miralsy head. near Port Townsend. nass-
ea through the city today over the fswea.
Northern. The easanons occupied two boy
cars while the carriages were carried in
four Ia cars.
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A REGIMENT To VOLUNTEER.
II In Composed OF Athletic Young Me-
of san Eranciac0.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 12--The League
or the Cross cadets. comprising regiment
OF fourteen companies. formed In three
hattalions. according to modern tactics
have decided to offer themselves as volun-
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Special Dispatch to the rost-rnte,ligencer,


Of finest the New
hcky that the could
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aNanaAaAanaAaAaHaA
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Canrobert. on arrival at Quaspnlls
greeted the ship news reporters VIA r.
statement that he saw the apamsh g
ti.la at the Canary islands. and syh4s -
coming over to smash your cfVckerSs
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oEEERs ERoM rns asx,sal


WASHINGTON. April i1-secret63
Gage has received the following lettne M
Edward 4. Poor. president OF tn Nafia<l
Park bank OF New York:
'1n the event Of the government rperfk
Ing funds for use In the present cfiGbI r.
facilities and resources Of this bo&k r.
hereby offered for that purpose. and ah41
congress authorize an issue Of bo41n II
services OF this bank. with It's 1,eoo Co.,
epondents In all parts OF the country. 1t
the distribution Of the bonds TO I'M -
pie without commisAon or charge 6 ~
kind"
The dews of grace fan during the -
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The dews of xrace fan during the Z
OF sorrow.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-27

bic meiiten NIT fnmmt benz Snhalt, 5ertOrt
unb Der gefummtDerlut tpirb auf $4,000
gef9dBt.
Sn 9ittsburs in pennfblpuniem iin6 biz
Waseni9uppen Der Complicated Sractton
Company an Der Srantstotpn unb penniplz
bania Mbenue dbgebrannt. Ser S9aben
6eaiffert fi9 ouf $4,000, 1T aber 6ur&
8erit3erung gebedt.
Die eIettriide 2i4tanIuge in 2ipingiton
in Montana lit am leBten Sonntag beinabe
bpnftGnbig abgebrannt. Dem 8erluit, Der
$4,000 betrdgt, itebt cine @erii9erung bon
$4,000 segeniiber. Die Nnlage gebOrte Der
~2ibtngiton Water Boper Company unb
pirb Iofprt tpieber %aufgebu1t tperben.
Die @beGieazSutefabrit in 0r:enpotnt If
bur9 eine 5euersbrunit gum 8etrage bon
$4,000 beI9dbigt tpOroen.
Sn 8ement, ST., itnb u. &'s qroBe
9srbeftGue nit 16 pferben berbrannt. Dag
5euer tpar Our9 Selbtent3iinbung auf BEN
6euboben entitanben. Ser @erlut betrGgt
$4,000 lit a6er t6eilpeife bur4 8erit4erung
gebedt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-27
Quslano.
Oeuti6lano.

Ser &aiier tpirb in einem fort iiber ale
@rei9niie, pel9e ben &rieg 3tpii@en Spa
MEN unb Mmerifd u1b bic @ntpidelungen
in Wai6ingtpn, Meabrtb unb Berlin betrefz
fen, auf benz 2uufenOen gebalten. @s lper>
ben regelmdBige 8eri6te an i'm na6 Puntz
ten an Der nortpegif9en &iiite gef9idt, no
er ouf Ieiner iibli9en Norblanbreiie gu bali
ten pflegt. 9ieIe WO4e 1T linn elm grOBes
8iinbel Sepe19en, pel9e bic neueTte
&riegsno9ri9ten entbulten, our3 Special
courier na9 0igormulon 5ugei@idt porz
ben.
Der 6taatsIefretGr bes Wus!pdrtigen,
5rei6srr b. 8iilotp lit inpmer nod pegen ietz
ner @pmmsrferien bon Der Jfei9sbauptta6t
abtpefenb, pirb iebo9 in etpa IA Sugen ou=
riidermartet.
Sn 8erliner biplomatif6sn 8reiIen 1T Is
cine tpo6lbefannte Sbatiads, baB bic Be-
3iebuneen 3pif9en Dem Regeaten non 2ippsz
0etmplb unb benz beutI9en &diIer Guberit
geipannte g~etpeien iino, ieitoem oes Saiiers
S9nager, prin5 @bolp6 DON S9aamburgz
2ippe, bur9 bic enogulti3e Gnti9sioung,
pel6e bas unter @OrfiB oes &0nigs bon
@a9fen ubgebaGtene S4isosgcri@t obgub,
bieier bon linn innege6a6tsn Gteaung
ent1sbt murbe, unb felt gerdumer 3eit fat
man Ii9 bier aIerlei angeb(iGe 8epeiie BON
benz uebelpolen bes 8aiiers gegen ben neuen
Regenten bon 2ippez9 etmOlo in bic O9ren
ge5i16eGt. Die Sa9e lit iibrigens iebt Bis
gu einem puntte %gelangt, pp tie gu elmer
Qngelegenbeit BON nationalec 8eoeutnnJ
pirb, @raf Grnt, Der gegenwdrtige &eeent,
1T in Iebter 3eit pom &uiFer pieberbolt ber@
maBen eeringf9dbig bebanOelt inoroen, baB
er ft9 peranlaBt gsieben bat, fih benin Bum
besratb gu bei9peren, Dor ;pel9em Der SAT-
fer ni9t mebr 1T als Der Regeut BON 2ippsz
9etmolb. Ser 8epOamd@ti9te gum 8unz
besratb bon 2ippe<O etmolb bat Oesbal6 bic
8eI6perbe feines @ouDerdns formeG bOr
ben 8unbesratb gebra9t nit Gem Griu4en,
oab Der Raifer sebalten fem Ipae, Dem &ee
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-27
Ee1terHhriimHe.

Nus 9uGOetOa, Seras, tommt bic Ra9<
ri6t, baB bus bOrtige Bead 0otef", an Der
5rOntIeite bss 9Olfs, zines Der 9auptz
SOmmerz unO 8intsr6Otels i'm Sibea, beute
nieOerbrunnte. Der @erGuft pirb nuf $3.50,
900 gef4GBt, bu bic @erii9erung feline ie9r
groBe 1T. Die @ebGube uno oos Mobiliar
finb Elm totaler @erluft.
Gin 5euer rt9te:e an benz Waurenz
fpei4er Der Qtlantic 8btte 2edb So. in
8rOptlpn einen S4uben BON $95 5000 un.
SSn @lelanb's 2aben in Goopersbiae in
Mi9tgan bra3 leBten 9onnerita tag elm Seuer
aus, pel9es ben gan3en 9ei9dftstbeif bes
Srtes oerni9tete. IS nuroen Is Gebau6e,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-27
UenzShottIano.


0ie Srti4uft Pugpai6 bon 1900 Ginz
tpo6nern, Elm !9afenplub BON betrd4tli9er
8ebeutung an Der northumberland StraBe,
lit abeebrannt. IS tpurben ~5peibunoert
@pbn6dufer, flint &ir9en, atpGn5ig Se=
I9Gftsldben, brai 9otels unb me9rere 5ds
brifen ~3erItDrt. pa Der Srt feline. Geuerz
tpebr bate, lit Die @sriiGerung MI nnbsOens
tenb. Die @inpp6ner tampiren iebt i'm
Sreien unh i'm Walbe. SIS beiBt, oaB tne9z
rere 9erIonen permiBt tperben, a6er CUR 3rit
lGBt fi9 ni9t iagen, pb tie umgetomnsn
Itnb. Es tperbsn allent6alber CUR unter=
Itiibung Der @6gebrannten 9ulfspereine 9es
griinbet.
merifo.
Gin Nmerifaner Nunlens Geeb, Gtotllnge1
nieur aus NuI6ua, g. g., unb Elm anoerer
@merituner Numens Wing, Die nit elmer
8unffirma in SEEM 0ort in 8%erbinbung 1tee
ben, purben in einem 0auie auf Elmer Pflan<
aung in Slcootapam, i'm State 8era Gru5,
bnn 8Gubern argegrtffen. Ser @ritere fpuroe
qet0btet unb Der Mnbere tD6tli9 perpunoet.
sic 6attsn cine sroBe Summe 8elOes in benz
9auie. assAA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-27
9ermttrhte#.
Sdnferotte Sanfe1t,

Die 5biren Der Commercial State 8anf
in Maribaatopn i'm Staute Soma blieben
leBten Mitspo9 Morsen gef9loien, unb in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-27

den begleitet.
SonItioe mlorothaten.
eSn ~Gunning6am's Saloon i'm Sob
Sielb" BEL Cripple @reet in Colorado tpurbe
am lebten 9Onneritag fritz S. cunningham
BON 5pei mastirten Mdnnern erI9ofen unp
getDbtet unb Daniel Miqs i9iper berleBt.
Die MDrber entfloben, o6ne audi nur bas
@eringfte mit3unebmen, unb man nimmt
an, bab es ni9t auf etnen &aub abge5eben
9etpeIen mar. Die 8erge in Der Na9barz
14aft per0en BON me6reren Mbt6eilungen
8iirger a6geIu4t.
Sreitag Ra9t lit Elm italientf6er Sbit t.
@orren Nbenue in SagiRatp in Mi9igan
ermprbet tporben. Ser M1orb purbe,
pie man ~bermutbet, BON 3pei perIooz
men nit einem SanbIad beriibt. Ser 8abnz
hamte Daniel Qabar b0rte Dor Ieiner Wobz
hung bas @erGuf9 zines 6anbeemenges, UNI
tcrmii9t NIT Iautem @ei9si unb 1a6, pie
5nei Mtdnner iiber einen britten, Der uuf BEN
pflaiter lag, gebeugt itanoen. NGs fe be-
mertten, baB iie beo6a3tet purben, rannten
1te babpn. 2ubar ging binaus unb fano
2abite, Der Bel ieiner Nntunft 9erabe ben lebz
ten Nt6em3ug tbat. Die Sai4en bes Manz
neg tparen s~eleert, unb er mar augeni6einz
li9 beraubt unb ermorbet tporben. Der
@rmurbete mar ungefdbr 35 Sabre alt, unb
unberbeiratbet.
81. @. SapIor, @igentbiimrr bes Oats
SOteI, purbe 9ienitag4benb BON Sobngorsp
BON Decatur, Sq., ermOrbet. goreb !par Elm
@uit bes 9otels nnb bate NIT benz gtert
einen STREET pegsn Der 3s9e gebabt. Otes
rief 9aplor's 3orn pa@, unb in BEN @treit,
Der it9 bann 5pii3en linn unb benz @at
entipann, pur0e er get0htet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-27

9epef6en, pel9e am 18. Suit in 2ifaz
BON aufgegebeu, iebo3 bonn Senior unterz
bridt lnorben tparen, fagen, baB in Solge
Der &uf6ebun9 Der gerfafung in Spanien
bic portugieff3e &egierung bic Senbung
bon Sruppen nu3 Der Sren3e anbefObGen
babe, neil ie befiir3tete, buB in Spunien
N~ufftdnbe itattfinben unb fpanif@e &eDO=
lutipndre in portugiefi9es @ebiet einbrin=
gen piirben, pie es beretts friiber Der San
getpeIen 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-27
modenfhau.
Ce9IuB bon Der 2. esits.)

1u3te, Fat ben SutmOnz5f4ereisn an BE-
gfinbung bes Sru8er SGuies fir4terli3ei
S9aben 3ugefigt. Die gan5s 5ii4er@Glpt.
tile MAJ 3. 3. auf ben Sii4fung uus. Meb:
rere 8oOte tparen unsinunOetgetaut, Uni
ols Der Ortan IOsbru8, fu9rsa fie gegen:
etnanbsr. @inige fanten fofo1t, anOer'
tpurbsn unOsrpenbbur. 5unf 2eute tpurber
~Gnfungs ols %ertruuten angege6ea. bO3 fteat
es ii9 na9trGgGi9 beruus, baB Is DermiBt
tperben, alp ibr 9rub in ben Tlut9em fanben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-27
moro uno Selbfmoro.

Sn Der Ndbe BON Sburmun, i'm Gountp
Nraboe, Sal, ereignete ii9 cine f4dnOli9t
8lutt6at. Ser Sarmer 9D. 8etne bat lei
ner Trau G9uB= unb Sti6tpunben beige
bra9t, an tpelhen fie beute Morgen geitprben
lit. Damn bat Der MOroer ieinem eigensn
2ebsn bur4 einen piitOIeni4uB Elm Gnbe GEE
mu9t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22

FOR SALE-upright piano, IN good condition,
of Behr Bros. Co make: cheap for cash
Mrs, r. s. Turner, Sli Main street II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
EyED DURING IMMERSION.
% Ending To n Church Serv-
Ice In West Virginia.

3 Ending TO u Church Serv-
Ice In West Virginia.
Gton, W. Va, January 20.-Mrs
eek was drowned in Ten Mile
lie being immersed, preparatory
sion to full membership in the
hurch.
Y. Enoch has been conducting a
peeiing in the Baptist church for
us and had twelve new con verts
Il today. Complaint vas made
ienus and relatives of some of
the water was TOO cold, but
Enoch SAID the fire of religion
~ them warm, SO the cere nony
lhls morning with nearly the
pulatlon OF the town lined up
creek banks to watch 1t. Seven
Nv members had been dipped and
come out shivering, when Mrs.
rn came.
minister was almost frozen and
u was nearly unconscious from
~ 'hey started in. Just az the
was about to dip Mrs. Keck her
~ ana she went under, her 200
eisnt pulling the preacher down
ner' Then Mrs. Keck and the
struggled and floundered, men
Pelr AID. but when they dragged
70 The shore both were uncon-
Enoeh recovered after an hour.
neck died. more from the shock
'nah from the water she had
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
s,crcs NV rscsDnSr.


a.a Theft CeittC~--rro-
ptscn II Denounced.
january 2i.-with ringing
to,d their enthusiastic convic-
mali OF princeton university at
Z, banquet last night cast de-
~ teeth OF those who criticised
liquor in the famous Princeton
charles Woodruff Shields. who
am the Presbyterian church be.
DENOMINATIONS heapcd upon him
the application for the inns
q the special object of the grad
Sroual. President Francis L. Pat
LEA the graduates fully. In his
emphatically condemned prohi-
!, was heartily cheered for his
n ratton's speech dealt with the
|the university and the criticism
Az Of her policy. His remarks
! the relations of the Presbyter-
n and the university aroused
kusIasm. In regard to the Prince
butrosersy President Patton said:
hot indulge in harsh language,
In tempted to be indignant when
bv good men have been maligned
motives have been impugned.
Tho give us advice do not know
k,lties and can not stop to ex-
=. But one thing is sure: prohi-
4 not stop drinking in Princeton;
bly increase the trade in cork
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
j CHINESE NEW YEARS.

A. Among the Ceicstinls on
mi of Difference In Time.
brk, January 21.--A pei'plexing
as presented itself to the Chinese
Of this city. They have not been
AXE up their minds whether their
is celebration should begin today
row The Chinese minister at
on has issued proclamation de-
bat tomorrow shall be celebrated
today and that Chinese residents
ountry have for the past forty
hrs begun celebrating n day too
N IL has taken ty-eight years
this interesting discovery is not
but there is no doubt that the
bf the Celestial empire have been
under sad delusion.
derence in time between this
Ind China was the cause of the
when their New Year was being
here, 1t was day later.in their
hntry. And the minister at Wash.
links the celebration should begin
be same time as in China.
defamation to the Chinese resi-
this country to change the date
|elebratlon has been sent to the
tonsuls, who have transmitted il
eading Cinnamon of the cities
py are stationed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
tEI'TE'S MASONIC APRON.
Possession of a. Citizen o.
Hnnn o..

POSSESSION of a. Citizen of
Rome, GIN.
"a, January 21..-Dr. Z. b. Free
MS city has In Ills possession an
y old relic. 1t IS beautiful
apron ornamenteI with the Ma
20 ana symbols ana bordered with
~ but the apron itself is chiefly
account of its original owncr
,IGlohei Robert Freeman was liv-
e'en, N. G. General Lafayette
place, and, meeting Colonel
uecame quite attached to him,
LING gave him the apron as u
~ meir pleasant friendship.
e,aah says Lafayette was an en-
mason and that ne frequently
hoecoiation to tins variniis lodges
~ was n membe,. He brought 1t
~, Nv with him and ncld it in high
~ parting with It after forming
'riendship With Colonel Free
Fhi, an heirs have since tcen Of
h S..aht prices for The emblem bu1
oeen rofus 81. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED TO PURcHASE--A complete set OF
farming implements. ranch near Houston,
also nifty head good breed stock cattle, one
Durham bull, SIX Jersey milk COWS, ono
bull; four good mules, two good horses,
saddles md brides, two wagons, ono double
buggy, one tent ono well borer. seeds fruit
trees; also estimateB furnished services md
material constructing 1--WE to ton milcJ
three strands galvanized barb wire fence.
white oak posts, trees, near and four gates.
Address RanohmHn, this office "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
STAN SCIENTIST FINED.
stern Rebuke for tn
"ehth of m (htI.I

stern Rebukc for the
~, "th of a Child.
o''y' Mo-, January 2l.-In the
''aF' Judge wonord has sus-
decision Of the police court.
K. Baird. one of the lead
sn scientists in this city. 500 and
Fna hing 10 report case of diph-
pa,ient, a child, had died
~ naira treatment. Mrs. Baird
nea m the police court last No.
case causing unusual inter-
4, examining witnesses, Judge
' ,aa, The sentence of the lower
no sS " occasion to denounce the
.,n'istian science.
said he, "a monstrous wrong
ione IN the death Of this child.
,ak the penalty Is sufficient. II
my going to be turned loose ON
sn"y am going 20 let 4 higher
would fine her 500 ii 1
'Ser to do so under this ordi-
y WIN appeal the case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22

vIAyI REMEDIES-HoME TREATMENTS.
Please call and investigate at State head
quarters. 402 Binz building: advice and
health book free: lady attendant. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22

YOUNG LADY wants Situation as goyerncss
references given and required Address
ouida loc's box i32, Lampnsas, Texas n
YOUNG LADY WANTS situation ms hou9e-
Keeper; can furnish good references Ad-
dress 692. southeast corner Thirteenth aud
Church streets. Galveston, 1cxns. p
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
SITUATION WANTED.

GERMAN. middle age. sober. reliable and
not afraid OF work. wishes any kind OF post :.
ton, In city or country. Address 1901. this
Office %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22

SITUATION WANTED as stenographer ant
typewriter by q young lady: Will accsp
moderate salary; phone No, 147. or address
l.. T., No, 10is Travis street z
An experienced teacher. having : State cor.
tncate and competent 70 teach music, de-
sires public or private school or position
as governess. Address Teacher. this Office:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22

WANTED--Position by competent hardware
salesman, yeurs experience Wholesale and
retail. good references, sneak German; age
rs. married; moderate salary whore there Is
chance for promotion. Address !. NJ. Strong
Waco, Texas. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22

WANTED Situation by a colorod woman for
general houaework cook or nurse. for small
family. with servant room. Please Address
1909 this Office u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22

FOR SALE or RENT--Good prairie farm OF
lao acres, twenty miles west of Houston
on railroad. ]. Il, Lester, li2is Main street,
Houston. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22

~ 'isnEer, the finest lager bee,
Ers %Ia 9 country" on tap at the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22

SINTY-ACRE farm on Houston East and
West Texas railroad. one-half milo from
Harris county line. for sale very cheap.
also oak and pine timber on 100 acres ON
International and Great Northern railroad
thirty-two miles from Houston. Address w.
A. Evans. Portcrs, Montgomery county,
Texas 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22

AN EDUCATED. Intelligent lady would liko
Position M housekceper for family or wid-
over with children. anywhere Ia state OBJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22

WANTED 10 buy for cash, pool table IN
good order Writc 10 d. NJ. Landry, Brous-
sArd La. %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22

ALL AROUND cook md pastry cool, wants n
situation (town or country, fifteen years
experience; German. Address 1891. this Of
fec N
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PROFESSIONAL.
BIDS ANp PRoPosALs.

10 Scaled proposals will DO
received by tho undersgncd until noon Jnn-
vary 20. 1896 for tho erection OF u stone
machine shop on tho company's ground at
covering which can DO seen at the Office Of
General Foreman Of Bridges and BniIdInga,
NJ Cleburne, or ut tho. office of the city
Office or the undersigned ut Galveston,
Texas. The right Is reserved to reject any
md all bids. Address Inquiries and bids to
Ct. r.. W. FELT,
chicf Engineer a.. G. and $. r. ny, Gal
weston. Texas. 23
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AGENTS making $40 TO $50 week.; greatest
agents seller ever invented; both canvass
Ing and general agents needed fun par
iiculars by mail. Monroe Mfg. Co.. X 1876,
La Crosse. WIS. q
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WANTFD--A thirty nix inch French buhr
undor-run gflst mill. new or second hand,
which must be In good trim; good as nov.
Josey, Luling. Texas. q
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WANrED-A aG-inch undcr-run French buhr
stone grist mill. now or second hand. must
BE- as good as now. Address a. Josoy. Luz
ling, Texas. "a
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WhNrED-Onc or more Shetland or part
Shetland ponies; must be pretty and cheap,
10 cell two rolling store ladders. Krnpp &
Tufiy. Houston Tpxas ~
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POSITION az pharmacist by reglatercd man,
with fifteen years practical experience,
single, ngo 30 years: references given. hd-
dress 237l, this Office 23
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FOR LOWEST PRICES ON Houston Heights
property call at the Houston Heights Office.
EOS Main street, some special bargains this
week John a. Miroy, agent. %
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RETAIL grocery clerk, with experience. in sa-
loon and lunch counter. gaeals English
German. Spanish and Polish. wants posi-.
ton. AddrenA g33S, this 0filce. ~
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THE PRICE of Engraved Cards has been re-
duced. Write or call for samples. We'd
ding invitations engraved or printed on
short notice. j. J. Pastoriza Printing 4
Litho. Co., Houston, Texas.
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WANTED-A position by nm all around snos-
man, one who Is not afraid OF work; strictly
sober and industrious. bearing a good rep
tlation and recommended. Address 1891,
this office. ~
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WANTED kind Of work by reliable col
orcd man, % years; give me something 10
do ! can suit you moderate salary. Ad.
dress 1890, this Office. "a
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WHITE GIRL wants o situation MS dining
room girl or ohambGrmAd Cal. At jni0
Cont street n
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F1NST-CLAsS cook wanted: no other need
arrly. Mrs. w. A. Sparks 1918 Prairie
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HELP WANTED.

LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS. LISTEN: We
take notes. without your Endorsement and
make advances: rates low, company old and
strong: see pocket index: ratio assets TO la
bilities, 1870 per cent. Texas is credit
country, and you can't do your share OF
business unless YOU fixed as well AS
your competitor: we will fix You better
Harris n Patterson. managers Hartford
Life, Dallas. g-21