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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

osyli sie ssawi6 M godsine 5ts do
wyfsi wymisnionsj bali, . poiwisos-
jso civil kilks wspomnieniom prse.
t Sol nsszsj, okaas. Il % godDyml
synami nassej " kajdsnsoh jeorsosj
Ojosy.ny.- wa Wutkowski. sskre.
tsrz.
6mina grup chicagoskich.
Ninisjszem sawisds uism, re- po
sied.euis Gmiuy grup chicagoskici
odbedsis sic " uiedsiele, d. % maja
o gods. 8 20 poiadoiu, " hall Puia.
shiego. 800 s. A bland ave-. - Fe
Wosrcr, hski. sekr., b58 Dickson str
q T'o,on If Lake
Ninisjs.sm s~awiadamism ws.yss
kich dslegas6w tow. polskioh n,
Town of Lake, IL posisdssnis " sprs
vie urrsd.enia wsp6luego piknikr
na korsysc pomnika Tsdsussa Kos
ciusski odbed.is sic dnis % msja. {
gods. l po poiudniu T. b., " Kos
cius.ko hall, r6g 48sj 1 Wood nj. -
J. Stypczyhsk', sekr.
o mdloaconie kc$cioSd.
Jsinej Z ses.ly oh niedsiel, ~ pew
nsj ohiosgoskisj polskiej parsfJi Ia
povisdsiano, fs nastepnego tygod'
mia " dolnym kosoiels naboAehstwe
odbywa6 sic ME bedsie, DO dolny
koioicl bed,ie malovary. Paraf. e.
ME prsyjeli to do ~iadomoioii pew
al byli. 4s robota owa dostauie sic e.
dakow'. Alisoi ksisds niemiec, grajs.
cy " tym koscisle role bodsj wsanisj.
s.a cd probos,osa, ~sprowad.ii Z Mil
waukee swego brsta niemca 1 jemu
Powisr,yi prsos. C.y tax by6 po.
winnof Cay " kosoioiaoh polskich
budowaryoh IA polskie pisnisd.e
msjs mie6 p'erwssshstwo nsj~ieksi
wrogowis polskosoiP Chyba wss6d
polak6w % malar.e dosyc .dolni do
pomalowanis soisn kosoielnych
SlusEnie wiec parsfjanie % oburseni,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

swierzchnictwo Chin mad Mandsuria
Jangtse, oraz nienaruszalnosc / ME.
Podlegsosc Chin. Ugodzie ME ma
dano formy konwenoji, lecz Mura
view i Salisbury zamienili mied.y
SODA noty.
Podlug tego ugoda ME Jest pie
ozeoia ma przyjazh anglo-ruska; ami
nawet ~znaszenia trwaiego pokoju
Przy1na6 jei ME MONA. Ugoda jest
r~aczej tylko zawieszeniem broni, TO.
zejmem, a ozy ten rozejm doprowa.
dzi do zawarcia trwa1ego pokoju, tc
dopiero ~przyszlosc oksae.
Rosja.
Naozelnik komitetu oenzuralnepc
(dozorujaoego wszelkioh pism i dru.
k6w wychodzaoyoh W pafstwie TO.
syjskiem) wyda} poultry ok6lnik, Ia.
leoajaoy wydawcom gazet, ably ns
rozkaz ministra spraw wewnetr.nyob
pre- stall zajmowac sic sprawa ru.
chow studenckich i nadal ME ogla.
szali jua o~dnosuych wiadomosci.
Rosyjski minister wojny, ksiaae
KuropatkiD, poda} oarowi Miko}ajo.
wi wniosek, ably niektore sprawy, be-
dace W zwiazku re sluaba wojskowa
W Finlandji, zalatwiac jake sprawy
og6lno pa6stwowe, to znaozy, ably
wyjac je z pod obrsd sejmu finlandz-
siego. Car Mikolaj podobno wnios.
ku tego ME przyja}.
Do zbioru nowych praw, opraoo-
wanycb W Petersburgu przez komisje
kodyfikacyjna, wejdzie prawo wzgle-
dem nalogowyoh pijak6w. Wedlug
niego piracy nalogowi, to Jest tscy,
kt6rzy wskutek naduzyoia nspoj6w
wyskokowych doszli do takiego sta
nu chorobliwego, il ten zagraza ME.
bezpieozehstwem tax i'm, jake tez TO-
dzinom i og6lowi, beda u-mieszozani
przymusowo W lecznicach ma pre-
oiag cd szesciu miesieoy do lat
dw6oh, I ograniczeniem niektoryoh
praw j sformuiowaniem mad niemi o.
pieki.
w rosyjskich obwodaoh przemys-
iowych zanosi sic ma grozne zaburze-
mia, rowniez pomiedzy klasa robotni.
cza Krolestwa Polskiego. Zdaje
sic, Re przyjdzie do ogolnego zawie-
szenia piracy. Wskutek tego majs
bye W tych okelicach wzmocnione
zalogi wojskowe i policjs. w XII O
vie przyszio do ~starcia pomiedzy
buntujaoymi sic studentami a poll.
ola, przyoxem wiele osob zosta{o ra.
nionych, d 400 os6b aresztowano.
Niemcy.
Wakacje lie onych Swiatek W par.
lamencie niemieokim rozpoczely sic
III maja i potrwaja do kohca tego
miesiaoa.
Ia obraze majestatu skazani costa
Ii: W S~zczecinie parobek Ruenger
ma 3 miesiace wiezienia, W Auesbur-
GU szewc Breitnauer j W Rudolfstad,
ciesla Meinecke takze ma 3 mies;ace
wiezienia. Oprocz tego wytoczono
process o obraze ~maiestatu redaktoro.
wi gazety ,,Freie Presse", wyoho.
dzacej W Monachjum j to "a artyku},
napisany pred rokiem, omawiajaoy
podroz cesarzs Wilhelma do Palesty-
ny.
Swieto socjalistyozne l maja pre-.
minelo Niemczech W zupeinym
spokoju. Znikad ME donosza o ia
kichs wybrykaoh. Nawet i W s~tolioy
~niemieckiej nigdzie ME zakl6cono
spokoju, a 90 ciekawsze, W prevail
mel ozesci praoowano. Tylko W dziel-
nioach zamieszk alyoh niemal wylacz-
ME przez ludnosc robocza, fabryki i
warsztaty swieoiiy pustkami. Vie.
czorem odbyfo sic W Berlinie i oko-
Hoy okolo SO zebrah publioznycb, ma
ktoryc Oh rozwijano program social
styczny. Zebrania te byiy spokojne.
w n%iektorych miastaoh, jak mp. W
Hamburger j Altonie, polioja zakaza-
Ia zebrah.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25
Fair KOsciuszkOwski.

A wiec nadszedl ostatni tydz eff
fairu. Nalezy pospieszyc, by POM
mix zyska1 lyle lie potrzebs. Dzisiaj
juA W kasie komitetu spoczywaja diva
tysiaoe dolarow. Jest to }adna sum-
ka, ale cd niej trzeba bedzie odciag-
mac pewna sumo ma wydatki, daleko
wiec jeszcze do sunny potrzebnej, ably
pomnik stsnai.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

Przeszly tydzieh da} fairowi pick
ny dochod. STczegolniej czwartek
sobota byly o~zywione. Zwiazkow
cow stawi'o sic hulk. Ko}a warczaly
co chwila, prey baraoh tskze ME
proznowano. w sobote, oprooz to.
warzystw zwiazkowych z parafji sw
Tr6joy, stawi}o sic tow. Sok3 Polski
No. III oraz kilku soko}ow Z gniazds
No. 1.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

Szczegolna uwage ma fairze zwra-
ca oddziai urzadzony przez polki CHI
cagoskie. Mn6stwo tam pieknych
rzeczy, wyrobionych przez raczki ko-
biece W chwilach wolnych cd zajec
obowiazkowych. Wyszywane Pc.
duszki, serwety, nakrycia ma meble,
sztuczne kwiaty, STUDY, ramki do
obraz6w recznie wyszywane j mn6s-
two innych drobiazgow zachwyOs
wzrok gustem i rozmaitoso;a kolo-
row. Slodko tee W lynn oddziale, DO
dostac tam MONA - cukierkow j To-
dow znakomitych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

Komitet fairu ME przysla} nam
programu ma tydzieh biezacy. w kaz-
dym razie zacheoamy roda.
kow naszych, ably ME szczedzili sii
zasob6w j stawili sic ma fair ohmaraI
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

BY dopeinic sumo potrzebna ma
pomnik, grono amatorow postanowilc
ukoronowac dzielo fairu przedstawie.
MEM teatralnem W hall Walsha, dnis
4 ozerwca.
Danym bedzie wspaniaay obraz bis
toryczny re spiewami: .Kosciuszkc
pod Rsclawioami". Many nadzieje,
ze publioznosc stawi sic licznie i spe.
dziwszy kilka godzin przyjemnych,
przysporzy funduszow pomnikowi,
Ma innem miejsou podsjemy odezwe
komitetu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

Niniejszem zaprasIam csionkow
Tow. Adama Mickiewioza, or. 1859,
ma wymarsz in corpore, W sobote, dn.
q b. m, o godz. n ~wieczorem, do
hall Domu Zwiazkowego, W cslu
wziecia udziaiu W fairze na korzysc
budowy pomnika Tad. Kosciuszki.-
Lg Pulkososki. sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

Towarzystwa ma Town of Lake u
rzsdzaja ma ten sam Gel piknik. spo-
dziewamy sic, re ! tam bedzie huk
rodak6w naszych. ktorym sprawl
pomniks jest droga.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

Niniejszem przypominsm ozion.
kOm tow. nGwiazda", gr. 1877, u
podiug zapadiej uchwsly tow. wsrys
oy obowiazsni So stawic sic W hal
zwykiych posiedzeh W sobote, dnis
81 b. m, o godz. lei wieczorem, "
celu wziecia udzialu W lot 'rji fanto.
wei ma rzecz pomnika Kosoiuszki. =
". Posz,oihski sekr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22

far been unayailing In 50 far as any re-
sugcitation of the company Is concerned.
but action by congress upon the subject of
building an interoceanic waterway Ia more
than probable in the very near future. and
as Nicaragua Is likely TO be the field OF
the governments operations, VIC may lay
aside for the present any serious consid-
Grafton OF the merits Of the Panama route
or the untrled experiment of ship rail-
way at Tehauntepec
Let us examine. then, the. physical feR-
lures of the continent at the point where
1t is proposed TO connect the two oceans.
Here we will find more than one remark
able conformation. The continental divide
is only 155 feet above the level OF the two
oceans: there In a vast body of water, Lake
Nicaragua, whose level may be maintained
at 10 feet above the level OF the sea, and
which will serve as practically exhaust
less reservoir for lockage; while the total
length Of the canal is 1884 miles, tho free
navigation by river and lake iB l42.6
or more than fiye-sxths Of me entire ais
lance There is no uncomfortable ChagreS
river as at Panama; there Is no Culebra
cut and there is no engineering experiment
~ he undertaken whoee success IL not all
ready assured. True. the preliminary sur
views of the Nicaragua Canal Construction
company were not all they should have
been In the way OF accuracy ana com
incapacity and careiessness on the part OK
employees. and II Is matter OF very grave
doubt that the chief engineer ever saw ten
miles of the proposed line OF excavation
And vet what work was done wac method
Teal. no exorbitant salaries were PAID ana
proper food. shelter and medical a'len-.
ton were furnished 10 az employees: a'to-
gether the management way iar superior
n that al Panama and the estimates were
not 40 far at variance with the true n
ditions as one would believe from news
raner reports The writer In lS3u-sl dld
excayating and rock work on
the Nicaragua Atlantic railway at igures
which appropriated about one half OF Inc
estispates made by the canal company on
similar classes OF work. ana aithongn not
done by contract, but by cheap native la
nor under the personal direction Of TIE
engineer. 10 @ very substantial argument In
favor of cheaper construction than the re-
cent reports OF government experts would
Indicate
THE chief difficulties attendant upon the
building OF the Nicaragua canni, these
being among the objections urged by the
oup0uents Of the scheme. are the coos rlic-
tim ~ a barb6r I'll Greytowp the building
OF dam at Ochca and the diDiomttt;
question Of the interpretation ~ the Clay
tom Bulwer treaty Taking them In this
order. then. II might be vel 70 e&pisin
first why Greytown, or san Juan del
Norte. has no harbor. and also 70 point owl
the condition CT thugs 10 day a. tnat once
good port. Fifty years aso me San Juan
river discharged ~ waters through inc
6av upon which Greytown Is built ant
ships Of copsiderable draft MOI only found
Il possible to enter ths bay, but made thejf
way up the river into the lake " WAS on
the San Juan that Nelson. the English ~ Y
miral Is said 70 have lost an eye, and THIS
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river was the scene OF many OF the ops
erations OF Walker. the American ilibus-
ter The ocean currents along this COAST
aided by the violent storms OF the locality.
finally caused the formation OF bar at
the mouth OF the harbor. which grew until
1t became neck OF land effectually barr
ring any ingress or egress. The river WAS
gradually diverted aud formed a mouth
lower down the coast, and Greytown was
left on nothing more than lagoon, three
miles from the sea. and visited only by
tugH, river boats and fishing smacks. Thus
did Greytown remain until 1889. when the
canal company began operations by build
ing It's headquarters near the old harbor
entrance. Before the plans for a break
water and jettics had been finally com
pleted, violent storm visited the coast
on December 9. drove the Hondo, which
was anchored at Haibor Head. out TO sea.
and literally secured channel some 4o0
feet wide and Ave feet deep through the
neck OF land which had for so many
years blocked the old entrance TO the har-
Dor. The compapy's engineers immedi-
atcly took the HUT that old Neptune gave
and began a ietty near by, also dredging
the new channel to about 16 feet. which
was maintained for some time. but year
afterward schooners drawing four feet OF
water found II difficult to 60 out except ut
high tide. with such d capricious sea-, IL
can be readily seen that the making OF a
permanent barbor Will prove an hercuIcin
task. and will Involve the expenditure OF
more millions than were spent az CAVES.
ton, although there is small doubt that
the treachery OF the sea can be overcome
by mans ingenuity.
Quitting tho proposer harbor and leaving
the river to the south, tie canal route ex-
tends for eight miles through swamp OF
peculiar formation, where dredging Will
be the chief work. Then come the lccks
and the great Eastern divide. where the
rock cut will be 1870 feet. and the width OF
the canal 10 reduced to SO feet. After this
II trayerses the Deseado San Francisco
and Mpchado basins, and ut the thirty
second milc reaches the San Juan river.
where Is proposed The great Ochon dhm,
smaller, however, han that at Austin.
being only 81 feet high and 1850 feet long
Tho iifficulties OF construction are greater
since there is no rock foundation ut q rea-
sonabIe depth. Another feature hitherto
intrted on large scale Is the building Of
clay dams to retain the water In the va
rious basins, and these may prove Inn
practicable,
The canaI route next follows the river
for sixty-four miles and gains four feet
In attitude: then across Lake Nicaragua,
passing the twin volcanoes Omatspe and
MADEIRA. which rise sheer out OF The lake
5000 feet. Fifty-six and enc half miles are
gained In this way. which leafes but
seventeen for the Pacific side Of the lake:
This Is taken up BY the lola basin, and
deepest cut. however, OH this side being
onlk Is feet. whore II crosses the c0ptt-
rental divide. There Is dam here, tro.
and AZ Bylto. the western terminus, bar
Dor Will alnost have to be dug. A tide
lock Is 70 be provided on the Pacific side
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22

since the average tide at Brlto Is about
20 feet, while that at Grcytown is only as
many inches.
According to the terms OF tho Clayton
Bulwer treaty, no canal Is 10 be construct
ed at Nicaragua by the United States In
which England does not share hut there
seems TO be nj disposition oil The part OF
England TO force the continued observance
of this treaty, and the sentiment on this
side Of the water Is decidedly in favor of
abroguting 1t. At any rate 1T will not
prove an insurmountnbie obstacle should
congress decide to invest 500. 900, 900 ~
the enterprise. which commercially VIII:
prove the source Of untold blessings 10 the
South and stratcgicaIly OF inostimable
value to the Nation. II IL now generally
conceded that the larger part OF tho ship
ping which would go through the Mica
ragua canal would be created BY II, and
while az an Investment It would not pay
for perhaps twenty years. II would never.
theless open new markets for our goods.
dimlnlshfthe sailing distance from Nav
York TO San Francisco 10000 miles and
make the subsidized railways time their
song 10 decidedly lower pitch
HIM.
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Buds AND FROP0sALs:

TTIE HAYWOOD rice Canal ana AN Mil u t Ga
o. ,,l nsy " oarsdsing and Is miles Of lesec
mliss o. a,so ofs ofsrs 4 good opelins 4 Ray
, wpS ~ hotel. general storf, meat MAJ
Tst barber. drug store, pIysn,C'esn az rent mi
biacksmith. also has f1ns rice '~nos y - r
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

TWO REFINED STRANGERS fond Of music
and aniusemen.s would like room and board
~ private family with young people; pleas
ant home desired. Address With full mar
ticulars Stranger. this office. ~
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WANTED--Texas Reports. Criminal, Civil and
Supreme Court, for cash. Address, with de-
1 scription. II. p. N. CANNED, Austin. Texas
2-2l
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WANTED TO BUY--Seeond- hand learners
dition. M.L.B., 1918 Chenevert city. 20
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kp-salesInfr, city or travelling, to
so4 Climax display tables; every
Eno displays his goods needs one.
~. Tta references, The Climax Tag
~. 1ayton, Ohio. %
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srNe rill pay s1c0 pcr month aud
y. eAptnses to any man who will
w represent us in taking orders for
reliable portrait copying house in
we t " pay strictly salary. Address
1stsel. Dept. 154. New York. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22

~ laEers or statesmen In every
3 IN y place ON percentage or sell
y lawful nickel-in- the-slot ma
MMoney; sample machines $6.5
~ macnlne Co.. Logan, Ohio. 23
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e'enuED men to solicit Job printing;
IVY suarantsed; low prices and big
~ w, y, make .capyassing easy. ADJ
- ~, new orleans. 22
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! OLD SCRAP COPPER and brass wanted
highest price paid. Address Milk Cooler
Factory, Rogers, Texas 90
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FRUIT FARM wanted; 40 to 100 acres; give
full description. location. improvements,
bed rock price Investment, box S73 Austin,
Texas. 90 "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22

HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for jewelry.
watches. clocks. siiverware, old gold and
silver. diamonds, guns, pistols. etc. Will
ton, sos Prairie avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22

SOMETHING NEW in stocks and bonds; ps y
- jnvcstors secured; payable any
time: no speculation; best rsfereneess, WY, rs
Tor particulars Investors trust issi
street. philadelphia, "a.
MONEY TO LOAN on inpIoysd farms ans n.
ranches Francis Smith a ar,is' KAN
building. Houston. Texas. -------..-.,--.-.....
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WANTED-A good horse and harness; mus
be cheap. w. c., IL Williamson place, Fifth
4
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m! to sell to dealers; $50 to
"a. Ivy ana expenses; experience un.
~ n Xllle Tor particulars. Acme Cigar
"a SalcaS0. ~. %
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| WANTED-Second hand safe for CASH give
| size, price and make. Address box ~, Hous-
| ton, Texas. %
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WANTED--To buy six or seyen-room house
on monthly instaiments: state price. locality
and terms. Address ii. G. D., this Office. %
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NEW typewriters Of all standard makes at
the disposal of our students. Masscys BUS
mess College,
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IN wanted to call on doctors only,
~ " the leading firm In the trade !;
[lFmtnent; applicant must be In.
I hdefatigahle and Of good appear
le experience. Address p. o. Box
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22

iksyerywherc. hustlers to tack
M, DUG circulars, samples, etc. no
~ y. s0oo pay. Sun Advertising Blu
sys-S~ee. ~
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WANTED no Dux.

wANTED--Giood second hand Remington or
Dcrsmore typewriter; mist he IN good con-
ditinn and well worth the money. ]. NJ.
Collier, room. l. Grand Ceutrai depot g
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WANTED--Second hand porcelain lined bath
tub and heater. j. w. Davis, Seaiy, Tex
as. "a
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WANTED-Jersey COW fresh In milk; must
be young and give three gallons or over:
must be cheap for cash. 2402, this office. 20
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AGENTS in every town to sell lace
q sample or catalogue: big profits.
Lace Co.. Reid Bldg, Cincip-
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HELP WANTED.

sTENOGRAPHER---Wan at once faIriv 49,
man s,,nographer; must have exper,encS $50 Il,
law Office and be able to take most az ,n n,
, usiiusnee IN INC trial OF a case answer
a ,.n5 state salary and time OF service se.
s sired. Posioffice bon lcis Livingston, Texas
- -
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~ hoxie San Gabriel ranch, man
X Ssjn 1Tstly and housework. Address
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.sIr WANTED.

:, scoEkecpers, clerks, teach
.s,ssssssisrapners. southern Business e
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THIRD UP--I started business on
~ 80 first four hours. SITS first
& Sliinf Quaker Cabinets. work
TIM MFG. Co., CO. Cincinnati, Ohio.
X ia set a good job and make
" tritlng them,
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~ tentlemen as correspondents for
PIN magazine: also to take photo
{gf Illustrating: good camera sup
u 1904 pay; experience unneces-
3. addressed envelope for terms.
q Milling, los Park Row, N. Y. 20
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y ,, seilc man or lady in this
NJ ~ 70 travel for manu-
= 4 sSis appoint agents; also one
80 w so per month and ex-
~ assr reiercnre and preyt-
'pry. sei3 Market street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22

Ion established house wants capa-
y md women to. travel and appoint
h month and expenses; some for
MI excellent opening for ambitious
fflnd reference. Butler & Aiger, New
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wANTEo--To buy second hand gentleman $
postal; viii call. A. Zuos. to2 Milan 2S
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statesmen to sell toilet soap to
IA TINE; 800 monthly and expenses; !,
81 unnecessary. Louis Ernst Co.,
.krE1.
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8 yssss s"eseher Tor both eighth grade
* ~ music; references required.
psnseli, Richmond. Texas. d
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wI w al Travis street. 90
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VAN Swede or German 10 do cool :
lug AZ once Apply at 1910 Dallas ayenme
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- ~: 'jishs ~ making $50 TO $40 Der
~, ~ Pleasant work: parficll-
9|1I. Gssy 9pen to all, SANITARY
'nail Field building. Chi
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W.; HAVE money to loan on CITY pIop , rte ~
EST. Paul & Hoover. 2lS Main street =
MONEY no LOAN Upon Houston real estate.
id s. Phelps. attorney sloh Main s''e, y
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sYcufg man with ability and good
~ U take the agency OF Alabama and
nj Soda Mint Gum; must have
iacking. Address Mgr. Southern
k7i Office. ~
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WANTED-.Deiivery wagon and horse. must
be cheap and good. Apply 1903 Coneres,s
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- - 8fst-class woodworkcr and
4 Y blacksmIth. Houston Carriage
zea..'-. II n %
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WANTED-any and all kinds Of Texas live
wild animals III Fannn street. =
A GOOD CREAM SEPARATOR suitable for
dairy Of six to twelve COWS Address isi =:
this office. -
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y, Ss sents Tor ! x l. riveting ms
4 y r,;s repaircr: territory assign.
isesus Ni I'M : N. Bateman, I'LL Con-
w W. ru'dy's book store, Houston.
%
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~ Eli high grade perfumes; new
y. Immensely; write today. big
. {rnamgpt worry Agents supply,
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5isa With family to work farm on
(I2sSllau we'll on place; must COME
ss 6Oe Travis street. 20
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WANTED--Waln oak and ash logs; we are
in the market at all times for the above
timber and pay cash for same write US
for Specifications and prices. g. X, Cum.
mings & Co. u