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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To al persons holding liens by Judgment =
otherwile. on the re ! estate or any pavt the.,
OF OF Thomas lennessy.
In pnr, uance of a decree Of the Cjrru
ourt OF Fres on County made a. cans
therein pending. to subject tile re O tate
me sai Tho,nas HennAssy. to the sa,isfactio
present all claims held by you and each of VI
against ne sal Thomas hennessy. which a.
mems 0n his real estate or any pant Of IT, II
dtudicaton, to me at my tfice i'm KIngwoo,
Preston County. West Virginia on or b,fo,
the 2lst day " February, A. d.. fsOS.
SiVen under my hand this lfth day OF Jan
airy, A, D., ls9S.
W. watson, Commissioner
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10
NOTICE no LIEN HOLDERS.

70 All persons huldfhg 'iens by lrdemen,
othsrwiNe, ON the real estute or anv ma
thereof of Ohm NJ Huffman -
In pursuance OF decree The Cfror
court OF Preston County, nude IN "A can
therein pending, 20 subj ctihe real estate
the SAID John VI. Huffman 10 the aassfactj.
OF the liens thereon. YOU are hereby reouIr
TO pre- ent all claims held by YOU and each
You AGAINST the sail John VI Huffman. viii,
are Ilens on his real est te or any mart ~
tnr ndJuftcaiiOn. To me. az my Office IN kin
WOOD preston Ountv West Virginia. On
before The 18th day II Pei ruary \. d 1894
owen under my hand this 18th day Of jam
,. !. W. WATSON, Commits. Toner
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10
POOR NAN.
Some Of the trials and SORROWS That
Bes~t His Pathway. 4.

Bes~t His Pathway. ~
Man ths, is born ~ woman is OF
few days and full az micr"brs.
lie boppeib out Of bed IN the.
morning aud his foot is pierced by
the tack OF disappoiD' meht.
lie sItteth down tn rest at moon
dey and is stabbed in rho neither
anatomy. by the pin of disas,er.
lie walke,h through the streets
of The city in rhe pride and glory of
his manhood and slipreln on the
banana peel of misfortune; and nn-'
joinleth HE ntck. e>ac.a
lie .smc eth the cigar Of content
ment and behold it explodelb with.
loud noise. for IT was loaded.
lie. slidelh down the bannisters
of life aud findeib them full Of the
spiinters of torture. 4l
He lieth down ut ght and 70
stung by the mosquitoes of annoy.
ance and bis frame is gnawed ty
the bed bugs Of adversely.
What is man but the blind worm
OF fate.
Behold he is impaled on the hook
OF despair, and furnishe,h bait for
the leviathan Death, in the fathom-
less ocean of time.
Sorrow and travail follow him all
the days OF his life.
In ms infancy he is afflicted with
worms and collie, and inshis old age
with rheumatism and improving
toe nails. ..
he marrieih a cross eyed woman
because her father is rich, and find.
eth that she has not sense enough
to fry meat.
Ills father.in.law then .monkeyeth
with options andigoes under.
What is man but tumor on the
neck of existence
He playeth the races, and betteth
his all on the brown mare because
he has received tip.
The sorrel geIding with bald
face winneth by a neck.
~ Behold he runueth for Office and
the dead beat puIleth his leg ever
aud anon, and then voteth against
him.
He so exalteth himself among his
people that he swelietn with pride,
but when the votes are counted he
findeth his name is Mud.
die boosted eff his strength in
Israel, bu: is beaten by bald
headed man from Goose Neck.
He goeth forth to breathe the
fresh air and mediate upon the
vanity of all earthly. things. and is
accosted by Il bank cashier with
sight draft for s327.30. 49,.
"A political enemy lieth IN wait
for him at the nearest market place
aud walketh around him growing
like a cock 's'@
What is man but a pimple on the
face of politics.
= He trustethaa man who cIaimeth
to be filed with righteousness and
standeth high in the synagogue,
and gets done MP.
For behold his pious friend is
full Of guile and Tunneth over With
deception.
From the cradle to the grove man
giveth his cheeks to the man that
smiteth him.
Verify. man is but wart on the
nose of nature; buuion on the
toes Of times freckle on the face
Of the universe.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10
Eczema
All Her Life.

sIr. r. y. Jenkins, of Iithonia. Ca..
says that his daughter, Ida. inherited a
severe case of Eczema, which the usual
mercury and potash remedies failed to
relieve. Year by year she was treated
with various medicine. external app,i-
cations and internal remedies, without
result. Her sufcripgs were intense,
and her condition grew steadily worse.
All the so-cIlled blood remedies did not
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10
MEET AND METER

The hours grew fleet, and then Aeeter;
The lovers waxed sweet, and then
sweeter;
And her pa, in dispair.
Madly tore his scant hair,
For he'd the Ras bill to meet by the
meter
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10

seem &c resch the dis
ease at all until g.
SIS. was given, when
an i'm proven c Mt
was at once noticed.
The medicine was
continued with fav-
orable results, and
now she il cureI
sound and we'll, her
skin is perfectly
clear and pure and
she has been saved
from what THREAT
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I I

These islands will be an impor-
tant factor when the Nicarauguan
canal is completed, enabling as to
protect that great waterway. This
project is bound to go through
eventually, and when it does the
South and West will be freed from
their financial slavery to New York
and New England. Commercial
supremacy will pass from the East
to the South and West,-but Of
this more presently (!
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10

Democracy is more united today
than NJ any time since the war
while the Republicans IRE split ap
over the tariff end money ouerions.
Some - hem want the gold stan
dard pure an ! simple. while Others
hope to deceive The people longer
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10
NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
Lights and Shadows Of Legislation at
The Home OF "UDcle Sam" and
cousin Bill"
Well wrItieu Letter By An Inter.
e-tiRg Writer
Special correspondence ~ the Arsu..
WASHiSaToS. ID. O. /.

NASHiNufOS. ID. O..
February :. 1898.
The Senate has been m king
things lively in Washington for q
week past. The monotony OF n
session that will he famous for
what it didn't 20 W $ rudely bro
Ken nv the members of the upper
House. The significant fact is
hat it was the ever alert "corpse"
OF the silver question which stead
fastlv refuses to stay buried when
the ui'ld Democratic and Repub.
lican press proclaim it to have been
s'fcly Inferred. The lively ghost
has been on hand again and has
c'nsed all manner OF trouble
among the minions Of Cleyeland's
'go'i friend" to Rhchilds.
1t was all about the Matthews
Rcspln'ion piece of legislation
very little understood and the ex.
'-'ence IL which few are aware OF.
In 1879, Eve years after the de-
Emancipation Of silver, both houses
"f congress adopted resolution
which WIS intended to define to
tn" world the kind OF money In
which he bonds of the United
S's'"s would be paid. The Ian.
gu 'ge ut the resolution was ex.
pilot and stated that the debt was
p'vrble. principal and interest in
gold coin. standard silver dollars.
or liwfnl money of the United
States ut the option of the govern
ment. 1t is just this bit of leg.
isl 'tion that has worried the money
sharks right along and they would
h've given neat sum long ago to
have hld 1t wiped off the statute
hooks.
Son 't"r Teller used this resofn.
zion 70 accomplish very shrewd
piiticu move. In order to force
all would be straddlers in both
parties to- come out in the open he
introduced resolution Identical
wi'h that of Matthews and de-
mardei It's adoption. There was
M escape. 1t was a question sim.
fiar tn the one proponnded to the
children Of Israel when they we're
toll To choose for all time which
power they were to follow, whether
the idols Of brass or the Mos,
HIGh. The Republican waverers
AMI weak kneed Democrats sauirm.
ei and fumed but there was no
escape and the resolution was
passed ny a majority of fifteen.
or course 1t was defeated in The
iion'e hut every body knew that to
be inevitable, besides the House
now consists principally OF Reed
the Czrr Of the Capital. Whatever
ne says "goes" with the RppublI-
ems and his orders were to rush
fnffers and kill the measure. They
followe', instructions, of course.
bit the effect of the Senate action
remains to haunt the footsteps OF
the goldi'es when they had I'M
ngInei themselves safe from all at.
tScks.
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ened to blight her life forever.
SIS. Guaranteed J,H,riy vegeka6le)
cures Eczema, Scrofula, Cancer, Rheu-
matisrn, or any other blood trouble.
1t Is a real blood remedy and always
cures even after all else fails.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10

President Dole OF Hawaii is here
asking that his country be let in ms
territory of the united States.
1t is hard to say how tho question
is to be settled but the general
opinion here Is that the Senate will
ratlfv the treaty under which the
island became part OF the United
States. The opposition comes from
the Sugar Trust which wants to
keep ont Hawnian sugar and by
this means retain it's grip on the
American people. The Trust is
shrewd. however. aud DISCUSSES it's
motives by pretending to want to
see the American sugar beat in
dustry developed. Heretofore 1t
has fought the sugar beet tooth and
nail. In point of fact even with
Hawaiian sugar an1 American beet
sugar combined we will still have
to import that great staple for
many years.
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with 'he myth of international
agreement.


Cuba and Hawaii come i'm for a
large measure az attention inst
now. Poor Cuba Is IN the ihroes
AZ rcvolu'ion involving the honors
Of Spanish wy m"asnrps. The nj
Dinisirtt'on here promises nothing
however. although IL iii finally
send 81 second-rlass battle ship to
the scene ~ u sop to threaten CON
gressional action and the popul.r
demand for an American policy.
For tic present we can only hope
that the unexpected may intervene
in Cuba's behalf. A riot in IIa-
vana, some Amer,cans killed,
then the Administration would
have to act regardless II the advice
OF Wall Street. 1t will be u great
day when We have good, full
blooded American in the White
House again. One with Jackson's
backbone and Jefferson's prin-
cipals.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10

Truth TO tell one ENDS it hard 10
doubt Bryan's triumph in 1900
after going over the ground here.
The Republicans privately concede
It while endeavoung to keep up
bold front on the exterior. The
Mckinley brand Of prosperity has
dIsgusted the country and every
body is waiting Tor chance TO
give him the knife when voting
time comes again.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10

Here in Washington and through
ont the North. in fact, the Teller
resolution is looked upon as serv-
ing formal notice that the issues of
1893 and 1909 are to be the same
IS in 1861 return to the money
OF the constitution at the ratio Of
DC to l. The Philadelphia Ledger,
~ conservative a Republican paper
as there is in the country, mourns
dolefnlly over the Senate's action
AMI admits that Bryan il not dead
nor even sleeping. but far more
active. indeed, than the Repub-
Fcan party. IL fortells Bryan's
section nnless a miracle lntervencs.
The Ledger is right and the only
miracle that IS likely TO occur is a
Democratic majority greater than
any IN the history Of politics.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO CITIZENS AT LARGE--Ciovern-
ing the placing and removal of receptacics
for household. kitchen and yard garbage
upon the walks.
The rity having been districtodi each san
itary district VIII In future rcceiye It's at.
tentlon on certain days OF thcwcck, Of which
due notice wiil3bc given. The central por-
iion OF the city VIII be cleansed daily from
n San .acnto street to the bayou, aud FROM
the bayou TO Capitol avenue up Main street.
including the entire section Of business
blocks IN this afta
Tho merchants Ia this district must place
hll nj their garbage In suitable recentacies
between tho hnurH of ~. IN. aud q il. II q.
and M soon as they ara cinptlcd they mat
b. removed off the walk ard To Tho rear OF
their promises. From this ruic there VIII
be TO deviation and y violation OF H. viii
subject the offender 10 itie, which VIII
be Increased daily for u repetition Of the
nfrcrsc. The days FOR cicnning each IAN
itary district Will DO published later, and
On tho days that each district 10 20 DO
cleaned tho saBie rues Will apply 40 cited
above for tho business diqtrict.
Dr. II. RUTHERFORD.
CITY Health Officer
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MANTED-Boy, age Is to 70. Is - !.
horse. buggy and Office, WAKES 3 ~
state your age and experience II
2l5l, this office. o
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sTENoGRAPHERs, bookkeepels ri3
druggists, teachers desiring -
Texas. are invited to addfoes I'm :
business Bureau" ]. W. Hudnan a.
tor, Dallas, Texas. <, a
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WHY LIVE AND DIE without establishing A
comfortable, happy home. We own the
land, oil the right sort. and offer II for sale
at correct prices, on accommodating terms
with conservative rate of interest Let M
know your wants. Get one OF our booklets
Address Lame Department." p. ]. Villa
q Bro.' eaiVeston' ieSas' Sill
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SICK CHILDREN given special p
Monday at FREQ Dispensary. ialx b.
savcEue. AZ, IL
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS offers more induce.
merits now than ever before 10 parties de.
sizing homes. For particulars call at the
Houston Heights office, a0S :Iain street. Jno.
\. Mlroy. agent. II
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WANTED-First- class gardener: NJ
coed reference. speak Engllsh: a ;
good wages. j. Baudat, Rlchnenl r
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REAL EsrArE FOR SAFE.

WAR PRICES are now the 20. and we nave
them IN several pieces Ct d, sirable prop rty.
both in residence and vacant property. Havo
you n piece of Houston property that you
wish to sell or rent? II SO, list II with ue
We can sell you nice home on the INSTALL
ment plan. Personal attention given to all
business entrusted to us. Our rent depart
mcnt is a speciality with us and prompt re-
mittances are made OF all collections. Nor
fleet 4 Cooley, real estate, rcntals and Ia
surancc phone 613, room POI, Binz building.
FOR SALE-At bargain, a two-story house.
eastern corner. on paved street. electric
light and street car at corner, eight blocks
from court house, free of debt. Inquire OF
L. Il. a., 170S Jackson street, Houston.
Texas. "a
FOR SALE-Qunrter block, Just beyond city
limits. near Main street road: also two
hundred acres tobacco land In Montgomery
county Apply 170S Jackson street. "a
FOR miscellaneous, slx-rcom cottage
on Stanley avenue. 2o5ls Main, room 2. ri
TIvE-RooM we'll located cottage, subject to
$50 monthly payments will rent for SIS:
will consider cash or half trade offers for
my 5000 equity. Investment. this office. S-3
FOR SALE-Lots and S, in block 81, Brun-
ner Addition. Address for terms, S. G.
Mckee, Anderson, Texas. 20
FOR SALE-Ten or more small farms in
Brazoria county, also larger farms. farm
lands and impro 'ed ranches In other poi-
t,ons of Texas; easy terms. For particu-
lars address i. w. Norris. Kiam building.
Il
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WE HAVE several good bargains to offer In
wish to sell. See our exchange list Nor
fleet G. Cooley, phone SO. room FOL. Binz
building. II
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FOR RENT.

r-ot. I.tsN,rz-Four room cottage. furpisned,
4 or two or three rooms OF same ior lisnt
housekeeping. references exchanged. Apply
1sdy Lamar avenue Is -
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FoE RENT--Rerently renovated, handsomely
furnished rooms, second floor. modern coii-
vciienccs; south and eass exposures, WIN
frgt.cIass table: day boarders also solicit.
I'll 1911 Preston avenue. ~
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vlAvI REMEDIES Home treatments. please
Gail and Investigate at State headquarters
toz Bipz building. advice and health book
free lady attendant y,
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MANI Ep-buyers and sellers Of farm and
ranch lands. city property. stocks OF mer.
shrhdise OIL all descriptions, in or out 81
TtAas. II you have anything OF value 40 ss i,
or eAehangs. correspond at once with r. d
shnsss Real Estate Co., kock sslacd, Texas
S-2S
q town OF 1000 Inhabitants doing n fhrivir..
business, with prospects OF nne summsrs
ms place Will stand thorough inyestir,.
tci'' Address W. A. H.. this office. n
TIE WILLIAMS TyPEWRlTsy Sew mod.
lection; visible writing. strongest manifold.
ms. spssdiest and best. alls Ia any nisnr
sorm; Nc SELL rent ana exchange SEM
Sea: ssassh sssatA 3 Asia ssrosr . neii.s
p 3.0o
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WANTED--A German. Dane Or sHs& q
to cook. Apply 213 Chenesert srNt i
Congress avenue.
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FOE RENT Nicely furnished scvcn.room
cottage with modern improvements, close
in: terms cheap. Address 2l6o, this office. "A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-24

MASQUERADE AND THEATRICAL co.'s
Tn tunes, wigs. boards, tights full dress suits
etc, to let rcgalia, secret society goods
atr. uniforms speciality; mall orders re-
cei,e prompt attention. Texas Costume Co .
6,s Travis sfrnst '
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Observation-Disclosures. 30 years old. graduate.
- years experience. has life certificate.
wishes prncpashp Of school, II. l.. Hagan.
McliroEor Tcxns
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NEWSPAPER MEM am n good job and
news printer. can edit and hustle; am 2.
years cid, sober and steady: Will work rec :
soibble, but must have pay day. would
litC good country wcckIy. Address l.. a.
Carter. l0li Mckinney avenue, Houston. 20
SITUATION By middle aged German man
for garden work or yurdman city or coun-
try. DO. this Office. -
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BAN STUART, chimney sweep. wn.tewashcr :.
klirs taken down. put away In good con :
diticn; general work done at reasonable
pieces. Leave orders Frank Dumas, 1910
Congress avenue "a
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WANTED-Young man over u, snS Z
man giving entertainments; neat, n
hustler. Hi Hubbard. room 26 0p6, h
Block. Apply Monday, . to II
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oXYDoNoR "viotory'--A certain and Of
fettiye euro for all acute and chronic din
eases that are inside the line OF durability.
y, Fendloy. 6l2 Caroline! "a
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HELr wANgsa

WANTED-Thrce girls 10 ID ,.,,;,; 81
good machine hands. Cali Msss:s p
ing. Texas Costume c., Sls Tss,g J.
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DIR. wM. A.. BoxELI. c,ttarrh Chronic and
Nervous Diseases, and Diiceses Of Women.
TIM nabst sklilfui and sGecrskful treatment
Ut hard times prices. Mason Block. 80
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rOR. EENT--Three-r room house. Call at iQi
SJn Jacinto or IS Sampson street. -
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ALI, PERSONS needing medical treatment
call a. Houston FREQ pspensary. no
Silrges ~, "a
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FOR RENT--Cre two-story cottage, gas and
water connections: 1906 Chartres street APP
Ply TO Mrs Nicholson. I'LL Rusk avenue a
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1873 AwFoRr--fiandsomel furnished. ana
/, large list of other houses; We control the
largest list Of rent property In the city ana
stow Same free Norfect 4 Cooley, atl
BiIls building; phone 6sJ. y
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srruArroN WANTED.

| SfTUATIf;N wanted by young man, goou suu,
| eaton and Hobcr. not aftuid OF wurN; eoou
| sIipring clerk. address uso, this Office. p
WANTED situation OF any kind by gcoi
| electrician; would prefer oilink; willing 70
lcave city. can give best OF references. Al.
dress 2iSi, this office ..- -
| SITUATION WANTED -cufored, ngs -
| years, 10 work IT. dining ICON. house, o.
| fce or a.tcrd TO horse aid buggy. adj
dress Wilson, 80 Washington street, rs
AN ExPERIENczD Eardenev and nursery
| man, ten years experience IN Texas. spraHs
German Addrras Gprien,r, so2 Franklin
avenue. Houston. Texas. ~
DRY GOODS clerk, having several years cx-
perience With the best trade in Missouri. de-
sircs position; yotvg married man; WI
recommended Address 2iS5. this oiice. ~
wANTED--situaticn In grocery store py mun
OF experienced; good references, give me q
trial; VIII work FOR $500 per week, Just to
get started. Address 2lsi this ofhce 70
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; | will do housework or
sewing, can give references. Address 1891
Mary sireet, fifth ward. ~
a ROY &c years old wants to work on ranch
to learn cattle business. has beet OF refs
crcnee Address No. 2isi, this Office. rs
IsD-sifuniion as cook, housekeoper or
companion In small family or widowfr 8
home by niddo-agcd white woman with one
child. Addroas .lss. this office. ~
AN rI.DEKLY lady. without lnoumhrances
keeper for widower s family or hotel; toun-
try preferred. Address Widow. this ofnce:
IS
a SF1RST-CLASS waiter wants situation In
hotel or boarding house. Call at 40 caro-
line street. +. NJ. Moore. &c
a GOOD strong boy wants work IN some
store, office or trade. Address a. D., th,s
office. &c
WhNTED---A position as dry goods ciera.
have had four years experience and speak
both German and English, Address 3ls,
eio congrcss avenue, Houston. Texas. ~
WANTED Situation ms housekooper hotel or
private family; best references, city Or
country. Address iiousokeeper. northwest
corner 18th and NJ. 6aiSeston, Texas, 70
YOUNG colorcd man gopd education, wants
to learn some good trade: willing to lfaga
city, A. l. Smith. Nance AID Sydnor
stroct3 Is
GIRL. IL years old, wants place to work.
Address NJ. A.. this Office. %
WHITE MAN and wife, very much in need
Of work. man handy with horses, CONS,
yard. garden woman good cook; no oolce-
tons TO country. Address 2l5i, this office.
rs
SITUATION wanted by colored man, work Of
any kind, around house or store: good
ooachman; good recommendation from last
employer. Address als5, this office. -
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WANyED--By arst-class butcher. s,tuatior,
have twelve years experience and can give
Al references, Address $40 LaBranch
street Houston, Texas. 70
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AN LOOKING; for n good town where there
3 IS an openiue for u bank, Ii you know or
one. please drop n postal card 10 N. 81.
this Office M "a
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ron RENT--Two four-room cottages. Fourth
ward. reduced rates. Garrett Hardcas'i y;
eI5is Congress avenue -
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MISS ALICE r. HARPER, principal OF the
houston Shorthand AMI syppwriting School,
Mason Flick, is ulrausins TO ssise specin
three months ii'ini,ntr shorthand course at
f Gtcady reduced rates. Enroll nov. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-24

REGISTERED druggist wants situation; long
oSp, rlouco; good recommendations; no one
lpj those approaching good service need
write Address Box 226. la Grange, Tex ~