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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-13

o..,rrI-- Bookkcerer. clerk or
5loy wANinspc od at ANYTHING. sovg
alssrrsa,n; sN X Ss6. tails office. p
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y -;r.-.,,ion by middle-aged white
s- & y sny kind. handy man in
ssm u. y Industrious. Address John
h, wv 'm. ~ l5
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INV WANTED-By middle-aged man
Y W. rn.dsrstands the use Of carpenters
"A ii kinds OF machinery. small
!, ~ !. sshieeticn TO country: the best OF
~. y rall or address NJ. G. O'Ne1l.
u r. ! isI Congress avenue. 10
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.., .eper. clerk or a rustier,
'rri Iauadress O; D. Vaughn care *
Sftr!, Houston, Texas. -
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49, r.nts work IN store 20, Or
4 e: CT. Z leave city Address ". !
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FINANCIAL.

WE are prepared TO make any secure loans
on real estate vendors lien notes or othr
good collateral, at lowest rates Peter G.
Rucker & Son. So6ls Main, %
LOANS made quick. Oh to 10 years tine,
II you want to build, take up vendor Inns
or improve city property. Apply TO John
W. Holland. 2o6b Main street. u
MONEY TO LOAN on to 1O-year time on city
real estate security; loan can be cancelled,
al CT any part. ut eny time Fidelity Saw
legs Association, Wilson building, corner
Msin and Congress. 90
MONEY TO LEND-From $40 up chattel or
other security or real estate. Chas. r. Nun
ger $40 Kiams. 20
$3.50, 900 TO LOAN on Houston business prop
erty in amounts to suit, one 20 ten years
at lowest rates OF interest: can also supply
parties wanting to build or buy homes In
any part of the city with loans on the in
stallment plan. these loans Gan be paid in
full or any part OF them at any time: no
delay In getting your money; can close loan
on the same day application is made II
title ia satisfactory, Gun supply parties
wanting to buy lots or build With special
bargains In choice blocks. quarter blocks
lots or residences In all parts OF the city
or additions on easy terms or for cash.
Amply at once to N. l.. Mills. 2O5 Main
street. SIS
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riov r,uted by a reliable youngster
" ~, .round ward, to do hotel work. to
M n horse and buggy or any kind OF
Ts character. Address G725. this Of
wv is
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4, u : .olored boy, IS wears old. wants
I ~ y. s Iii work around house Or In
800 !, most any kind of work: used
Y. 10y ,ssress 67si, this Office. 10
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sALE--To close up the estate
OF the late Frank Sterne. deceased, ! oHer
for sale the following property. situated In
The city OF Houston TsTas to ,i,s,s dn al
Nos, liz and liz Main street. being on a lot
q ground 5opo containing o ,hs M Sns sbs
store formerly occupied as a wholesale
liauor store bv tho late Frank sterne also
Nos 1909 and iOl1 Franklin avenue. at pres
ent occupied by the Amerlean Gxnre a. eI lai
hlso the following property In the Fifth
ward namely sesi lTaIan s ana
iihertv strents tclose to the Elysian street
public school WIN two lots S q s Esown
rs The / 70 Dewberry tract. about two Cd
mines norhwesery ron me ano court ss. Spnss
pronerty ia parcels; terms subject TO the
orders ana approval o. the honorable Judge
OF the county court OF Harris county deSas'
Executor Estate Of Frank steras Deceased ssd
uovs,on Tevas April 22, 1893.
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ONE 6-piece cherry parlor suite. sl2 90: one
oak folding bed. with mirror, $1,000: one
very fine folding lounge. nearly new. cost
S24.0O, for $1,000. We have TOO many bar
gains to mention. Let us iii you up on easy
payments. Thompson Supply House. ga
J,ouisiapa street /.
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Iron WANTED-By a sober and re-
! ycrrr man as cook or table waiter
knle family or boarding house: can
he best Of city references. Call or
Is Tcrey Estrader. 907 WASHINGTON
NJ Houston. Texas. 1b
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Islis: 80 ali round wife
IN irt.ss'a ma pastry, hotel, res
Ssn bread a1 or camp; Is years eX-
sftlns ta lssr ~ Address 67S9, this
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SAIL BoAT-16-foot combination row and
sail. now at Seabrook complete good con-
dition: easy rowing and fine model: cheap II
sold Immediately. Address $751;. this ofhct.lS
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I'M wANTED-By q colored boy to
roma house, drive buggy OF to do
IA Il work: use to work; good char
i iid,esi 612e. this office Is
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE to contractors; Bids Will be re.
o. m. Tor frame residence at spil.nans
Island. Harris county. Appy at the ofhce
Of kuo Dunbar. architects 2oS-s Levy
building In
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m .ioh NJ eood all around hotel cook
m, Il aty. Address G. G.. this office.
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!. wANTED MALE.

s; !; sssI's good q r ss''s@ Il
~ sng,wwooti. Texas.
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home by an educated middle
aged woman with some ono of means as
companion and housekseper. Address Mrs
Nirgie Minton, Wills Point, Texas. IA
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LADY stenographer who has had some ex-
perience desires position: will 60 anywhere
can furnish machine Address NJ. H., 100
LaBranch street. Houston, Texas. Il
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EVERY uger OF pen wants our chemical Ink
eraser; sells at sight; agents proht zoo per
cent r. s. Redmond. general supply agent
Hockey, Texas.
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and refinement would like to travel with
nice people as compartment references en-
changed. Address traveller Gcliad. Tex. Is
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experienced working house
leerer desires position IL hotel or private
family, city or country; lest reference.
Ucusekeeper Wills Point. TEXAS. "a
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FOR SALE-New upright Fischer plano; part
cash, balance monthly. Address $780, this
office. 10
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EXPERIENCED lady wishes to do sewing for
this office. Il
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are prepared to furnish store.
tank and barroom natures OF Texas ma.
hogapy. best design and Workmanship, dt
less than for common pine, For partlcu-
lars address Box 33I, Brennan, Texas; best
o! references given and required.
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MEDICAL library. good as new, very cheap
or sale at PILOTS Book Store. 400 Nam
Ctreet. l,
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CHOICE ROOMs-southern exposure; bath:
good board. 720 San Jacinte II
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list RrcEIyFD--Car full leather top bug i
rtes win ourtains and storm apron wide
or standard tread; your choice $40. Edw.
Larendon, dealer in uu' to-daie vehicles
harneas and rubber tired buggies, franklin
and Caroline street ~
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FOR SALE.

he NEW models g. ana 8 wide carriage)
hemington Standard typewrlters SOLO Tor
CAST or instaiiments or sl0 monthly; second
hand Remlnslons Szo up; Smith PREMIER Tor
s2u. Guy MacLaughiin, l0vs Texas avenue;
phone 6I6
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HIGH ARM Singer sewing machine, 80;
Wheeler e. Wilson No. g. S; American; u,
Singer, SO: Domestic. $40; Wheeler WI,
son No. s, $40; shoemaker machine, WV al,
machines have attachments and are in good
order. Call or write o. A. Hommersand.;
6.5 Travis street. ID
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L oARD AND RooM--A large southeast front
room suitable for two gentlemen or coupe;
good table board; rates reasonable; sl4 Main
street. 40
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IA ,am,ss by a thoroughly expert
hi o. n ,,a maj, and wife. without
EIple,e IN 81 ranch: best references;
~ Address Box 245, La Porte,
IA
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BOARD. $500 per week; cool rooms; baths.
1918 Franklin avenue. TWO pioeks IRON
pcstotfice. v-i-vJ
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ICE. ICE ICE--S0c per hundred; Houston Ice
and Fuel company. office l2li Congress ave-,
phone S69. f. Chimene.. agent,m u
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! " eoss,.! young man 4 position as
aitr,ss q, can give best of refer
- es--. VIC, this office. ID
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.

SITUATION WANTED--By a good. reliable
wlite woman as cook. house Gill or dining
room girl. Apply at 1906 Jefferson. 70
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STOP AT THE SCHULTZ HousE--Newly
renovated; cool rooms; good board; free
baths, core In. yet quiet. only Two blocks
rnunnerca avenue. ~
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\ n.rcSs su ~ young man as clerk Ia
Wv Or rrosn mouse, gents furnish
70 L WsIsssefyi good references. Ad-
n; .l.aeld. Dime Box. Texas ia
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FOR SALE-Yerv fine mahogany hedstead'
beautifully carved perfect condition. phil
lips Furniture Co.. 1904 and 1905 Congress
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NICELY FURNISHED room, with board; In
screened house. centrally located; modern
conyenienees Tapie ooAue's sohopca'
Travis street. a
SOUTH front room; also suite; good board.
baths; quiet place; no children; close In: 4ot
Crawford.
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,aisls position at once; compe-
Y Addrssss pur,leneed; we'll recon-
lals 's W. H.. Druggist, Camp
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WANTED--A place as cook. Apply at once
Il International and Great Northern, Second
ward. 10
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ROOM AND BOARD in cool. quiet place; no
children everything hrst-class; close In; SO3
Caroline street 10
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Et he u by an expert soda dis
I'd tbore r,eam maker; best refer
IN tie bssissaa.y experienced in all
I IN As,o s,less; Address T. II. p.
1p-----.-.Y. texas. 10
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ELEGANT rooms. nrst,class poaro pleasant
rootns for couples, reduced 81 week; central
location modern convenienees, table board
ers solicited So week; 9l2 Travis street. ~
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FOR SALE-Cypress piling. ANY length. S,
Westheimer, l0i San Jacinto. Sis
WILLIAMS STANDARD TYPEWklTEh-
Most durable. speedies.. best, second nand
General Agent. No. 29l Main. Dallas. II
yOTr WILL find a complete line of pictures.
picture frames. mculdings. etc.. at Kopf's.
l0li Prairie avenue. Y
FOR sALE--Ten R-I-P-A Ms for cents az
druggists. One gives relief. A-2s-l9oo
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ROOMS AND BOARD-Newiy furnished,
routbern exposure, path and gas; two blocks
fIum Capitol hotel; ITO Capitol avenue. 10
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A GOOD gentle horse for sale; 1907 Dallas
| avenue a.,
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MONEY TO LEND-From $40 up chattel or
other security or real estate. Chas. Il. Nun
ger $40 Kiams. 20
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THIRTY HORSE POWER tubular boflar
good conditions new iues: all fixtures
pump etc.. sl75 delivered. James Brewer,
NayaSota. 10
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Deafness Cannon be Cured

by local application as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies,
Deafness is caused by an Infaned con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian Tube. Wuen this tube gets in
famed you have rumpling sound or
imperfect bearing, and when il is en-
tirely closed deafness is theresult, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition. hearing win be destroyed
forever; nlhe eases out of ten are Caus.
ed by catarrh, which is nothing but an
nfiamed condition Of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
L. J, CHENEY Il CO., Toledo, O.
Sold 10y Druggists, 15c.
Hairs Family Pins are the best.
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Snenit RIGHT.

Sequa-chee, Sept, 1, 1892
Editors OF News;
I notice you call attention to the
spelling Of our town, and give its deriv-
alton a. from two Cherokee words Ste
qua" and "Chee', why not then write
il as two words as many similar com
pound words are written? 1t would be
absolutely correct and help immensely
in pronunciation, The name is fire.
frently pronounced, especially by those
not familiar with it, Se-quach-ee, the
ch being made 4 part Of tho second syl-
liable and pronounced as though spelled
quash This CRATES upon the ear. Sc
qua-chee could not be mispronounced
and has a pleasant sonnd.
Yours truly
SUBSCRIBER.
We are perfectly willing to spell the
name as thus indicated and believe it a
good idea, but as long as the News has
type in stock to carry on its business
it win object to spelling it any other
way.
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Tennessee Coal and Iron.

Here are two true stories: A man in
Kentucky bought Tennessee Coal and
Iron at Is and when it went to 80 sent
hurry order to close it out, saying, 81
mover allow myself to make more than
100 per cent on my investment His
brokers obeyed. lie cleared $780, 0J on
the transaction and his money has been
lying idle in tho Office ever since, The
stock sold at 100 few days ago. Some
people can't stand prosperity. Another
foreigner, "a Texan, bought the stock
at 10 and went TO sleep on it. lie had
1000 shares He has them yet, "a 81.
And be sugars they will 60 TO 80. Tut
tut.-New York Press.
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A GREAT OFFER.

By special arrangement made
with the publishers Of the Farm
Journal we are enabled to offer that
paper to every subscriber who pays
for the News one year ahead, for
only 80 cents, both papers Tor the
price ofours only, our paper one
year and the Farm Journal from
now to December, 1903 nearly 5
years. The Farm Journal is an old
established paper enjoying great
popularity, one Of the best and
most useful farm papers published
A sample copy may be seen at
this Office.
By This offer should be accppte
without delay as we have only lOO
subscriptions to give away.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-09-07
WHITWELL DEPARTMENT.
GEO. w. LEWIS, Agent.

Riehard Rigby, Of Mt. Olivet, at
tended quarterly meeting Satur,
day.
Married at Victoria last Satur.
day Joe Young to Miss Lima Kills
gore.
Reece Boyd, Of Jasper, was in
town few days the first Of the
week.
Married Sunday by Rev. John
Kilgorc, Samuel Station and Miss
ThailkilI.
Married on last Monday by Rev.
John KiIgore, James Turner and
Miss Susan Honey
r Z, Richards and H. C. Gray
son, If Sulphur Spring, attended
quarterly meeting Saturday and
Sunday.
Rev J H. Ashley, Of Sawyer's,
was IN town last Friday Oh his
way to Peasant Grove to hold a
meeting,
quarterly me ting was held Sat-
urday and Sunday Rev. L, NJ.
Cartwright, p, e, was present and
preached three able sermons.
W. G. Adams, Of Soddy, has
been in town fora few days. He
will move here in about two week,
His many friends will give him Z
cordial we come.
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The Patient Old Cow.

Since civillzat on began the COW has
been the devoted servant Of man. She
has furnished IA with beef, with milk,
hntrer and cheese, boots and shoes,
glue, gelatin, oil and what not. With
out her humanity would be in a bad
way Like most good, faithful, pstent
servant is, she has been badly abused.
Where the owner has been good to her
she has been unfailiugiy good to him,
and where he has been unkind and dis
honest, tue blame for her sins has been
laid upon her, and she bears it all with
accomplishing meekness and patience
-Wallace's Farmer.
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Good Enough to Take.

The finest gu diiy Of loaf sugar is US
ed in the manufacture Of Cham berlain's
Cough R medy and the roots used in
its preparation give it a flavor similar
to thatof maple syrup, making it very
pleasant to take. AS a medicine for the
cure Of coughs, colds la grippe, croop
and whooping cough is un"qualled 10y
any other. L. always cures and cures
quickly. For sale 10y }. L. Schultz.
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CLARENCE il. PEARSON.

Clarence II. Pearson is dead. Like
a blow in the dark the news was
spread abroad, and many a heart
sweled with sorrow that he had
gone Yet there was cause for ioy
for were his pains not over for all
eternity, was not he safely landed on
the golden shore of Paradise? None
of his friends doubted for an instant
that death meant for him 4 deliver
ance from the bondage Of pain that
had oppressed him for years His
character was too good TO admit Of
an instants belief to the contrary.
The silver cord which bound his
life was loosened painlessly as if by
the touch of angel fingers, and his
soul passed away calmly and peace
fully 'to deck the bosom Of the IN
finite" In the arms of devoted
wife lie slipped away from this world
of pain and sorrow to enter that
bourne to which we all are treading
our way vi cam VI SISIIIIOt
but we are never brought fully face
to face with 1t until we see a fellow
being enter its mysterious confines.
Our thoughts never are turned with
more earneStneSs towards the goal
for which we all are striving as
when a dear one crosses the shadowy
portal. Time, death, END eternity
are names which assume tor us a
wondrous power, and the lmprlSon-
ed soul within ourselves qulckens
and tHrobS as we are brought INTO
closer contact with the momentouS
subject. when beloved one dies,
through sympathy we feel the gates
OF death swing open towards our
selves.
Clarence II. PearSo2's untadlng
belief is contained IN that holy book
which commands our respect, "Ihou
shalt love the Lord thy COD with
all thy heart and with all thy soul
and with all thy mmd, and thy neigh
Dor as thyseIt." II any man fulfill
this he shall fulfill the law, No one
can give any reason Tor saying thai
Clarence IL. Pearson did otherwise
than this. lie loved his Creator tol
the things lie created, and Tor the
privilege OF living even If 1t were
miserable life. lie loved Him toI
the friends lie sent to cheer him OF
his bed OF affection. His love wa
the grateful love Of a child. Tha
he failed to love his nelghbor a
himself no man can say. H
thoughts were always turned on how
he could benefit friend or nelghbor
and many soul that was sunk Il
the depths OF despair has been up
lifted by his kindly assistance. Thu
is the greatest commandment. LA
he not fulfilled the law?
lie loved the good, the true, tn
beautiful 10 him beautiful roS
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AGENTS WANTED--FOR "THE
Life and Achievements Of Admiral Dew
ev, the worlds greatest naval hero.
BY Murat llalstead, the lifelong friend
aud admirer of the nations idol Big
vest and best book; over 500 pages, sXlO
inches; nearly 100 pages halfJoue illus
tratiuns. Only slj0 Enormous de-
mand Big commissions. Outfit free.
Chance Of a lifotime Write quick.
The Dominica Company, sra Floor Cax-
ton Bldg Chicago.
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One Worth "A Dozen.

10 Collier, Hubbard, Ark, writes.
Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic PELLET,
are a special remedy for sick headache.
] have been boon engaged in the mer-
chautilc business and confined % doors
a great deal and consequently suffer
with Deranged D.. yer. ] nave been u.s.
ing your medicines Tor ibis and The
sick ueadacur. and Ind much relief ]
had tried many cureoiIs for sand disor-
der but they always failed One of
your Ted pills is worth more % mo than
a dozen 0f anv urher remedy have eve
er taken. shall always be glad chat
] obtained a supplF of vCnr remedies
For sale by }. l. schultz
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Peabody scholarship,

will hold a competiuv- examination
fora scholarship IN the Peabody Nor
m4I College, OF Nashville, Tonnes at
Jl-n.r sept STA and 9tb. A SCHOLAR
ship is good i0r two years. and is worth
500 per wear WITH travelling expenses.
The examinat ON atI, rpeuat q o'.'o. B
"a. M. ID. A TATE Co. Sept
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ulEhh at p. m. A j. RANKIN, IrcSl-
dent; Fayrtp' S.udrrs, Vice Prp~i-
dent: Hugh Curtis Secretary; G. NJ
Spivy, Treasurer.
CUSTER CONCLAVE, No. 20, Regents
Of the White Shield, meets every Sat
urday night att p. r.. H. G.. Erwin,
R c: Ell Ntliigau " T. C; A. ~.
Wine, r. c. IT.; a. l.. Rankin, R. R;A.
L, Painter, S Il.
WITHHELD LODGE. No. SIS, F. "a.
Masyns meets LIST and 3rd Saturday
at7 %. m; Preston Bryant. W. n; NJ.
C. Pryor, s. W; g. ~ Rush. j.. W:
Tobv Upton, Treas; o. W. Chastain,
Sec,
OLIVE BRANCH LODGE. so Sc. ]. O.
o. r., meets every Friday night al
Z o'clock: J. c Ealy, n G.; L. 5.
Baumggrtner, V, G.; q, p. DUFF. see.
LAUREL REBECCA LODGE. No. g..
]. o. o. f., meets every Wednesday
night at o'clock: Mrs Sarah Hen.
son, n q; Mrs. Clara Jordan, v. G.,
Mrs. Lu Upton, Sec
POWHATTAN TRIBE, No. "a. indie.
pendent Order Of Rai Men meets ev.
cry Tuesday night at o'clock: L s.
Baumgartner, Sachem; Joe Vasev. H.
Of r: >. C. Ealy, C. *: o.. n. Turner
H. Of W.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, No. as. meot.
every Mond y Ehtat5. ". r. NJ
Rec, c. C: Joseph CeEan, r. c; Jos.
cph, Cain, PrHlat.: John Ballard. 49,
A Richard Bieshy. ~. +. john Cow
1u. NJ. p; w. A. Lnvan. d. S. d.
a. Layue, !. g. g. ~. Smith, o. O..
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Cure ,'.... sI4at.oa OCeVars
Take Cascarers Candy CathurIc. l0c or 25C.
II G.. c. e. fail TO cure, druggists refund money.