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Arizona republican., 1899-04-29
A SMALL BLACK BOX.
Contained All That Was Moral Of
 Conductor DOyey.

i Tn the baggage car Of the Southern ] Pacific passenger train which arrived ] in Fl Paso from the vast yesterday i afternoon, was a little black box, four 1 teen inches Icng, twelve inches wide and ten inches de7p. The box was sealed: it was covered with black cloth
 and c1 top of th1 tox was a ltttle si,-
 yer pla-e bearing the inscription, At i Rest.
 The box contained the remains of 1 Conductor W. o. Dcg5ly, who was killed in the freight wreck Cn the :. P. near Ligurta E5aticn, Arizona, IaSt i Sunday morning F Y. Dovey. Il brother Of tEz deceased, WAS taking the
 remains back to the old home il In diana fer iLtarmer.
 When friends who had known and i loved Conductor Dovey i1 life were l told at the depct yeste-da that that little black box contained the p-nlain5 1 of the well formed, athletic Dovey they | had known they could not understand ] how it had been possible to get his l body into 9 b-1 which tils transfer tnal carried under his arm. When l the wreck occurred E0yey was Gl the ] engine: he was caught under 51le burn l ing cars and was literally cremated alive When his charTad remains were 1 recovered they fell to Ptsa-s. There
 was lf5tIe left to take back to ohe old i mother in Indiana.
 While 9 Times reporter was looking at the little black box, which Special ] Officer Rayncr had lifted from t12si bag gage car, a railroad man approached, l glanced at the little silver plate. read aloud the inscription, At Rest." and
 said:
 That's al that is left of poor i Dovey. We'll yesterday Fireman | Courtney's remains p3ss-1 through in
 9 smaller box. I am told that at the instant the engine went down Court i ney was firing up and was pitched for
 ward into the fire b5x of the engine. consequently there was very little of
 him left to ship home'
 Engineer Adams. who received pain ful bruises and scaIds in the wreck. is doing well il the hospital at Tucson. 'Tucscn was the home Of the two
 men killed in the week, and the Star
 of that town has the following to say
 about them:
 "COnducaor Dovey was an cid e1n- p1oye of the company. He was from l Indiana, and has a brother, r. V
 D0vey. who is a brakeman cn the road. who will take the remains to their old home in Indiana. The deceased l5aves an insurance of S7, 200 to his mother, as he is unmarried
 'Firer2n Courtney leaves a wife, who is in California, also an insurance Of S4500. Engineor Adams has Q wife
 and ',wo children. This is the s=c3nd accident in which hs has suffered seri- GUS injuries. The accident is a most Ia-nertable enc. and brings much sCr- rcw to the families and friends Of the dead and injured all Of whom will l have tha sincarest sympathy of this c9m1lu1 ty-EZI Paso Times.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-29
I'll NEWS OF
 PRESCOTT

Prescott, Ariz., April 28.-CS9ecial correspondence of The Re9ubIican)- The wind has been blowing 3 mad, furious gale for the past few days and the thermometer has dropped so low that there has been great damage dore to the fruit trees and newly put out vege tables CT the ranches ii tka immediate vicinity, also in and about the Verde valley. The sand blowing over the crossings has secured them as clean as any energetic scrubwonan could do, but we could stand having them trife less clean and polished and little less "breeze."
 T. ". J0hnson, who has been in very poor health fer months past. is reported as being very low at his home in Mississippi, where he Weat b visit his people.
 Miss Jennie Willis is also quite il at her hone at Ms. Mike LSwlcc's n this city
 The well known mining msn. Gales and Kennedy, have taken q bond on the famous group Of Hillside mines, belonging to John Lawlar and E. V. Wells, which have been the subject Of litigation in the courts hers for the s tensive work On them at the present time. They have a more than reason able expectation of being able to do great things with this property in the immediate future. They are com patent mining men ard know exactly what they are about in handling this property.
 Wednesday evening last, being the eightieth anniversary Of the I. o. c. r. of the United States. the ladies of tt2 Rebekah lodge gave the men of tka Odd Fellows lodge aC agTee2ble surprise party after tho regular b-.si- ness Of the ledge had been disposed Of, in the shape Of musical and literary entertainment crowned by Q plentiful and tasty repast Mrs Ling render ed several musical selections on the piano. and the Misses Utter and Ora ham sang some pleasing ballads, fol- lowed by Miss Mae Roberts in 9 reel tati0n MT Sam Hill not being found present .a the hall. was sent for at his hone to participate ii ths gave ties. but he was fCUnd to be ln bed, and 50 w2s not disturbed He has been kicking all the time since that inc committee sent to s,Enmon him did not see fit to awaken him from his dreamy slUIib2rs SC that 1o could have eaten Of the good things, and heard the more than good things. The ea-Iy bird sometimes catches the worm, but by being too early Cat 1ightf, he sometimes misses the fun that keeps the worm awake.
 Miss Helen Wells is expected to return home about the first Of the coming month. She will be gladly welcomed by her host Of admirers and friends. as hsr absence has created . dismal and aching void in social cir clss. Of which she was and still is the acknowledged leader. Her bright ap- pearaEce on the streets has been sadly missed by eyes looking expertantly fen visions Of female lovilicsss dur ing the dull hours of business in the last few months here.
 Mir. E. D. Treadwell, the manager Cf the Sunset Telephone company here and at Jerome, is soon to go to Etl- rope in the interest of his mining operations in the county, and his wife will have charge Of the telephone lines during his absence.
 LOUIE BEE
Arizona republican., 1899-04-29

Of Miss Helen Gould. at l East Fo7ty- seventh street and rang the bell as the servants door To the servant who responded he said that he had got to have sono money. The servant slammed the door in his face The man began to ring the bell fdriously and continued to do so for ten min u,ss. Then Mclaughlin stepped up and arrested him.
 At tha East Fifty-first street sta- tion the prisoner gave his name as Michael Reagan, 90 years cid. of 69- Third avenue He said he was cab driver.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-29
BLOCKED LAKE TRADE.
Ths Season Will Break the Record for
 Freight

Chicago. April 2S.-A passage has been cleared through the ice in the Straits Of EIackinac. The grain fleet has begun to move, and there is an enormous amount of grain in store ar Duluth, the capacity Of the elevators being taxed to it's utmost It will not, however, be till May 1 that lake navigation gets thoroughly started, and this makes the season from four to five weeks late. At present over
Arizona republican., 1899-04-29

10000 men are kept idle on account Of the delay.
 The season will certainly be a record breaker in amount of freight to be car ried. This can be gauged by the fact that vessel room is scarcely to be had, everything being contracted for ahead. It caa easily be seen that great addi- tiona1 impetus will be given trade generally throughout the northwest
Arizona republican., 1899-04-29
-n - GEORGIAN BAY CANAL.
Reasons That Give t-2e Report of 6
 Private Undertaking Ccedence.

Montreal, April 28.-The announce mer, by cable from London that Me Lood Stewart, the promoter Of the Ottawa river and Georgian Bay canal, had succeeded in forming . company in London to undertake the enterprise, has ben hailed wi,h special interest a5 timo when So muth attenG-n $ being devoted to schemes for the az g-andizement of the commerce of the St. Lawrence route.
 The chief difficulty in an engineering sense is the canaIizaf5i0n over the height Of land between the Ottawa ana Georgian Bay, but the Madtawa river is available for a portion of the way, and it is asserted that, with the new hydraulic lift locks now in actual use.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-29
InPENDING MINING DEAL
The Bond on fhS Cananea Group
 About 10 Expire.

Professor George A. Treadweu yes terday said an option which has been held by eastern capital On the Cananea group of mines near the Cobre Grande property, would expire in few days, but it may be extended. The property is neId for $6OO, 900, but if 1t is net
Arizona republican., 1899-04-29
ARRESTED AT GoULD's HOUSE
Beggar to When Aims Was Denied
 Rarg Bell Tsn Minutes.

New York, Ap.n 28.-Policeman Mclaughlin is detailed to walk along Fifth avenue every afternoon from Fc~ty-seecnd street to Forty-eighth street, in plain clothes, to arrest beg sa2s and pankaEdlsTs- Yesterday afternoon he SAW shab5ily dressed man go up mum Der cf stoops and ring the door bells. Mclaughlin suspected that the man was asl1i-1 for aims. but did not get close enough to hear what he said
 Finally the man went ta the home
Arizona republican., 1899-04-29
THE HALDERMAN BROTHERS.
They Are Held to the Grand Jury
 fer Murder

The examination Of T2e Ka,dermau brothers was had before Justice Schus- ter today in the district court room. The prisoners, '9no wire tandcudeJ. were neither reprezente5 by any at50r- ney nor had witnesses il their defense. They appeared resigned to the facc that they were destined Jo remain in the il on tanks until the grand jury meets. anyhow. What thoughts passed through t,-eir minds Of tk,= fate in store for them as the penalty Of their crime was not reflected in their cOun- tenancss even while they listened to the evidence. which could mt be re. gardsd ether than direct and force t-ia conclusion that the murder was a m0sc unprOvoked. coW8rdIy crima, TO miLi- gating circumstances b6-ng shown.
 District Attorney Land had but tS0 of the principal witnesses of the rros- ecutiCa summoned, whose testimony would be enough to hold the prisoners to the action of the grand jury. They were J. w. Wilson and his daughter 2Cla. The shooting occurred at the house of Mir. Wilson, where tts Hai- dernlan brothers were staying at the time MT. Wilson testified that Off, cars Afnsw0rth and Moore arrived at the house, knocked at the door and asked the HaIdsrman brothers to stsp Crrt. as they had warrants for theul. The pIisoneGs went out and the war rant WAS read to them. The prisoners signified willingness to return wish them whereuPon Ainsworth asked If they had breakfasted yet. The Hal
Arizona republican., 1899-04-29
ATTACK oN PLATE GLASS TRUST.
Suit for Damages Begun in Cincinnati
 Under the Antitrust Law.

Cincinnati. O.. April 28.-Attorneys filed in the superior court today an ar- tack on the polished plate glass tIds5- The plaintiffs are Barron, Boyle * O., jobEars in glass. w1o represent every othe- Cincinna5i jcbber whose business has been affected by the trust This action. which asks for s50,00O damages, is brought under tho Valsntine-Stewact antitrust law. which Attorney General Monnett said yesterday wauld drive the trusts from Ohio if upheld by the courts. The defendant is the PittsDurs Plate Glass company. whioa represents the en- tire production Of polished plate glass producers in Ane--oa
 The Pit,sburg people recently open cd warehouse ic Cincinnati, and the;r local representative, George Sea Icy, is made 3 defendant. The plain tiffs complain Of unjust discr.mina- tion in prices and assert that the trust either refuses to sell or places the price at such 3 figure that they are unable to bid for public con- tracts.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-29

Bardcm and were worth about S3,000. They were insured for $1,600. There is a man under suspicion Of having been Rt the bottom Of the excitement
Arizona republican., 1899-04-29
{" One Good 1urn
 DeSerUes An0fher. ''

II is so easy to 90 tfr0agh fife doing good and helping 10 naake others happy. 4 Lady qvho Had becn 1T 9yfth a complication off troubles, haUfrg been t1oroaghLy cared and nozv enjoying perfect healh. fsH t . daty fo teu fer friends fhat fife specific fhat broaght her back to health gvas Hood s .Sarsa1arlLa.
 Thus, after Hoods had served her well, she felt 1t deserved . good turn at her hands. Thousands tell the same story of blood purified and health re- stored Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses merit peculiar to itself
 Catarrs4 -"I suffered over six years with c;.sarrh. Spent over 500 in advertised cures, inhalera etc. without benefit Finally tried Hoods SarsaparilIa and it accom- plished q complete and lasting cure" NJ. <. ABBEY. Victor Ave, Worcester, Mass.
 CaStrit!S - ss Nervousness caused by a fright made my wife suffer intensely from gastritis. Morphine was necessary to re- leve the suffering. Hoods Sars2parilla and Hoods Pills were tried after all else failed and in four days she improved and in II days she was cured" C. W. T. SCHMIDT, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
 Blood FC.scn - At 12 had bone dis ease and used crutches. Doctor prescribed and wanted to scrape t. A1y grandfather gave me Hoods Sarsaparilla. After taking four bottles threw away crUtches, am well and go to school CHARLES CAMPBELL, 1916 Ontario Ave, Niagara Falls, Y. '.
 Dizzy Spells -.s After the measles my daughter had dizzy spells, which we thought would pass of but they did not until we gave her Hoods SarsapariiIa. in five days they disappeared and in one month she pe- gained her usual hea!th." B. II. KAsyFER- BECK, B Graves Place, Holland, Mich.
 Indigestion -'I now have good ap- petite, eat well, sleep well and my dys9ep- sia and Indigestion have left me. The reason is l took Hoods Sarsap pariua which entirely cured me. I am Baggage Master on the E. < O. Railroad" THOMAS COLES, I19 Carr St, Sandusky, Ohio.
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Arizona republican., 1899-04-29

Just a taste of our ELGIN CREAM FRY BUTTER is enough. Henceforch we have you as a customer
 We are going to make you Q price of 25c per pound On this for awhile just to show you that we sell abso- lutely the BEST BUTTER in Phoenix at prices th2- are right; sacond-class Butter, 15c per pound.
 Remember, we are still selling Cold Boiled Ham, Roast Pork and Beef. Lambs Tongues, Tripe and Picklcd Pigs Feet.
 Our 5c Ice Gram Soda is a Hum mer. Try it.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-29
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31
ss OLE BANJO.

OLE BANJO.
4. !,
',' e y 's- cabin do.
IN x q an sittin',
,i sSss m,s t.tt i'm
a t, y a. ?. s,slngin'
m Il \ i comes ringin'-
Sslsssd ole ban,o,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS on salary or commission: the great
OF pen and ink buys II On siGht; 200 10 900
per cent profit: one agents snles amounted
to $500 In six days: another G2 In two
hours. Monroe Mfg Co.. lS6. La croasse,
Wis ~
AN ORGANIZER wanted in each county 10
Southeast Texas for Ancient order Of AM
Dreams q progressive fraternal insurance
order. with headquarters ut Little Hoek.
Losses covered by our certificate. Address
w w. Smith. chief organizer. Andersen:
Grimes county. Texas
LOCAL agents wanted In every town y TexAI
for the sale Of laundry soap. manufactures
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

DWELLING OF MONUMENTS-Red Oalr
camp. No. 20, Woodmen of the World viii
unveii the monuments Of Sovereign Frank
Noiand and Louis s. Miguas ct 4 40 D.
M, THIS sunday. and all members are re-
avenue at $3.50 D. m. and attend in body,
Also al sister CAMPS and ladies', circle are
invited to attend: services Glenwood ceme
marder e0 W n a :; a ~ forma a,n Consul COM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

WE INVITE offers for 1000 acres of land. four
miles southeast from Houston. fronting on
Buffalo bayou, all under fenco and located
near railroad and paved county road; parti,
timbered. This land is owned by an estate
and must bo sold. Apply to Houston Land
and Trust Company. l2-ls.ss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31
FoR sA1a.

:. s0A
"
srrns -.
crop turhir sc nSvuusI PLANTlNG--Nev
beardlcas barinr aussafu. WINTER pa!lcy
terranean ma S;awnscr turi oats, Meui
lean June corn Alfalfa s,n seq wneat Ma
WT,i lt, Write for prices. Texas Seed ant
N'o'"i So's Dallas, Texas
FOR sALE--vioilns. Il 50 nm. c,,i,srs a M
ol'e si,,string Either cost 81, for sS; Gcrmai
ats u up. one banjo with 81 bracA
hia' 80 ~os' ~, Tor $3.50: one four-piece mar
~, ~ anu canopy top solid walnut set furni
~ ~ =. cost $40, for szS: solid walnut armo
" harteh, IS, bsdEteads 81 up; springs 2S,
i, IL thompson supply House, IA aud 2i
-. street.
~ TON SALE Of all household goods at 3
ana Snartres street. no limit. at ii clock, Tues
aay. AuRust l. w. Il. Ochitree. s.
FOR SALE-A flne Mil 900, rri,- 1ci;
Dallas avenue pr''
E0p :, !; : .
goods; chean ' rsn, s.ean n, STOCK o. raqk.,
price only $3.50 If taken this Week . a
thompson q Co, Business Chances aut
Hnns,a, Moote-Surnett building. phone 9ls
lvuston, IeAas. Il
rUh sALE.Square piano. good condition
rneap' Cali or address 1902 franklin ave
nae.
PlANO-Iarresf siye r,,-jyht ,-a,r,,,-,o-o
harp. mandolin and either attachments, best
ppaiSain IN city: cash OF payments. Piano
EAepange. olo Travls. !.
REACHES effectlyely destroyed nv Dea5sure
Roach Killer; no poison; zoe can; suaran.
sueu. mai orders solicited Lewyn's DRUG
STORE. corner Main and Preston.
oNt, line New York upright make, little used
eeasy payments, $lSS one large upright, New
aork make, $50; bargain; easy pa, mcnts
sllel. 6Os Travis street.
TWENTY bobbinet mosquito bars, ordered for
seaside hotel now closed BY high water, 10
inches long. 1o,yard skirts, order price 81 80
bobbnet made win iares III, ssirtaa aa.y
price Sc now "a eo. the hotei k.anar's loss
YOUR ynip Irronli;,.s mn a,,a,, ,o''
:. -e-v sHes e-.nes :
fok sALE--
Guitars 81 x ana am mnw upMa'u'
New style mandoiin casss 90 Ok
ons npices s,.n, n,,,si u s,t rors e'c; var,
Maids Music store. -'' p'se' Nj 7,
FOR sALE-A lady's bicycle. Hartford brand.
ST., go easy terms. Apply 1913 Travis. 80
:, Wv,
pA AN VIM Mills, EeIvanizeu eisterns
soia ana put up by II. II. Hoitkamp. SlS
.nn,,>, ,,o,,,, - -
uAsnDSN HVSE AZ reduced prices: try our
Il.en-piS TOT qurapiilly is cheap and
wears Well II. H. Holtkamp. BIB Travis
slreet, 8
graph, with 81 latest films. and COMPLETE
tIaVellug SHOW outht Charles H. Conlon.
galveston. Texas 2
FOR SAIE-Tnmber yard ana stoct coIy,r- :
In small black land town in Central Texas
Lumber. this office. z
ENGINE AND BOILER-l2xsO cylinder an
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

LA PORTE lots cheap four connected lots.
near main drive from beach to business CEN
ter; east frontage; good title; make cash
otter. Banner. box 5ii, city. 81
FOR SALE-About Goo acres OF land near East
Bernard cheap for cash. For information
please apply to Mrs. A. r. Johnston, West
End San Antonio Texas. S,S
THREE lots. with nice hye-roon cottage aud
kitchen, all furnished, on the water front
at Seebrook, for sale cheap mot for rent) !;
immediate possession. Apply to Ben Camp
bell. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

MORPHINE. liquor. cigarette and cocaine
habits cured in from one to three days alb
soiutely sure, safe and painless; no cure
no pay. Call or address Dr. Blake, corner
Providence and Hardy 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

CALLED MEETING of GRAY lodge
H NO. 329 A. +. and A. NJ Members
K IN. are requested to attend at the lodge
NX room at O'Clock sharp this even
T~S ine for the purpose Of attending
the funeral of Brother D. b. Shar-
KEY Ses,, Funeral will take place from his late
residence, 1909 Maury street. at o'clock.
.. H. Cade. Secretary. John Hughes, WIN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

WANTED--A situation In Il dry goods or Ero-
Gerry store by young married man; good rec
ommondationss Address o. v. MITCHELL
Rockdalc, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

NOTICE is hsroby given that SPECIAL macs-
ing of the stockholders and board Of diro;s.
ors Of the Galveston. Harrisburg and san
Antonio Railway Company. hy order OF the
fee Of .hc company, in the city OF Houston,
Harris county, T.Sas. OF. Tuesday. the 18th
day OF August 1880, for th. purpose Of eloct-
ing officers and directors for the ensuing
year. @. b. scear secretary Galveston. Har
rsbarg and San Antonio Railway Company,
S-1S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

SITUATION wanted by a colored man as d
hist-clnss cook, more on pastry, and wife II
needed Address J. H. Moore, isl7 Buckncr
street ~ |,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

WE DO the rental business of Houston, be-
ca, we have the houses TO rent; no
trouble to show property, N. NJ. Norheet
Co.. phone 673. Binz building II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

sEcoND-H HAND TYPEWRITERs. all makes
from s25. 90 to $4,000: guaranteed to be In
perfect order.
j. j. Pastoriza Pig. Litho. Co.. Hous.
ton. Texas. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

NEWSPAPER MEN, am an Al lob ana
news man. would lease good ofiice, or want
Job with live paper, am % years old, soper.
steady and single: prefer West Texas. Nd
dress Newspaper Man, this office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

WELL COMMENDED young man desires
position with dry goods grocery house.
retail or wholesale: long experience. 6626,
this office, 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

FOR .SALE--3o0 acres nne prairie land, sItu-
ated ~ Fort Bend county. all under fence.
me improvements: especially adapted TO
. nrrs Further particulars, A. f. Ev.
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS lots for sale at loves,
prices on ins.allment plan. Office 22o Main
street. John A. Milroy. agent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31
FOB sALH o. ExcHAl1an.

ExCHANGE-Pit GAme, black miporoee. ~
Holland turkeys. one pair hail 1neIlsh bolI
terriers and half pointer, fur meas sd
dies, sipgIe harness. guns, mnsle21 instxg-
Camden Texas. IA 81 ri
SkWMILL tor other prop6gH ~ pefe@ W..
Mill oil Pxest0n avenue. .-s.X
70 EXCHANGE InpfoI9( MI N.Y. C. - =.
Ing GAnsdo toWp ~; M - ~
stock general uogqh ~ ~ ~ :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

A GENERAL merchandise salesman wants a
position; speaks Bohemian. German. Eng
lsh: strictly sober and industrious: willing
Address NJ D.. thia office. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

SITUATION by colored man and wife as sct
wants for private family. Address 500 Saus-
lier street. city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

PRINTER First-ciass all around printer
wants work on rood country paper; compe-
editorial departments; sober, steady; moder-
ate salry. Address Secondus. this Office 1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

work VIII BIO quickly and thoroughly done
I NJ. Robinson. blind man. 2t2 Fannin ST.,
phone b2i. I
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EXPERIENCED and well recommended
Young man desires position for himself and
wife In dry goods store: salary no object
for hesitAncy. 6G01. this Office. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

WANTED--Midde aged German drug cierk
wants situation soon; able to manage bust
month for board and washing. N.Y., Il, o.
box q. Ottlne, Texas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

| SITUATION WANTED--Bv good colored
! man; VIII work cheap: would prefer work
| waiting ON the table or cooking. Address
| GGi3. this office 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

FOR SALE CHEAP-First-clnss clnemato-
graph, with 81 latest films and complete
travelling show outfit. Charles H. Conlon
Galveston Texas. 9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31

YOUNG MAN--27 years old experienced In
manufacture of shoes Is open for engage
ment as salesman In shoe store. References
Address p. X. NJ, 500 Caroliuo street. city.31